Amazing Tour of one of Johnny Cash's first homes with first wife Vivian and four daughters . Our…read morehostess and tour guide Lisa was amazing!!! Knowledgeable warm interesting and inviting .. loved the whole experience. Highly recommended.

Perfect!! Amazing!!!! Coolest place ever!!! It's just the way interior is so cool. How about the…read morepink room??! Wow!

What a wonderful community gathering to bring holiday joy to all! Folks selling holiday treats…read moreoutside their homes to add to the vibe. We got to hear some Christmas caroling. It was overall so clean too with trash cans lining the neighborhood. There is so much foot traffic and car traffic here so that was a surprise! I really loved seeing the canned drive container too! Thanks to the Gemini community for opening their neighborhood to us all! My only suggestion would be portapotties but I'm sure that would be an added expense. Maybe if it was token driven to help offset costs?

Wow! It was amazing! This is the definition of holiday spirit! The houses were decorated…read morebeautifully! Most had themes, and some of the houses really went all out! My favorite was the house with the dog theme, they even had pup Christmas carols playing! Some residents also get involved as part of the experience. One was driving an old style classic truck with a Christmas tree and Santa in the trunk bed. Another was dressed as Santa riding around on a Segway wishing everyone a Merry Christmas. There were a few food vendors, from residents setting up a stand to sell cookies and hot cocoa to food trucks. We started right as the sun set and it was the perfect time as there was less crowd. Although some houses had not turn on their display at that time we were able to see it on the way back to the car. I find it much more enjoyable to walk than to drive. You get an up close view and can really appreciate the efforts that is put into it.

The places to shop down on main have never disappointed, from antique stores to trinket shops, well…read moreknown brands and a few local ones in between, I always leave with a bag full of goodies. They also have cute coffee shops and cafes throughout main street and full on restaurants too!! (some of them have gluten free and vegan options, just read the menu) Parking: free public parking spots around downtown, some pay to park on the street closer to main. They also have free events throughout the year, farmers markets, car shows and more.

Ending our weekend getaway, we took a stroll down Main Street in Downtown Ventura to do a little…read moreshopping. On a Sunday most stores open at 11am. So, it's best to grab brunch or visit nearby sites like Serra Cross or the Ventura Pier before you shop. There are free parking lots in the area, but by the time we headed over around 11:30 am, all the free spots were taken, so we used the metered parking which was pretty reasonable. Mission San Buenaventura is located on Main Street and offers services. The church is beautiful and Sunday service was very well attended. You'll also find many thrift and antique stores with reasonable prices. I loved that Main Street included a variety of stores and restaurants without including the cheesy and touristy gift shops. We had an enjoyable lunch at Immigrant Son caffe, purchased some sodas at a really cool candy store called Rocket Fizz and visited Very Ventura, a gift shop with a nice collection of Ventura related gifts. I purchased some stickers for my Yeti and a hat.

Interesting little spot under the freeway…read more There are plenty of neat art pieces, murals, etc. Showing the area's history and heritage. There is art of both sides of the street. We were walking around checking out the town and stumbled across it, but it is not on the main street with shops so I am not sure how many people will see this location. It is worth a visit to check out the art. Enjoy my photos.

It's a beautiful set up. Nice to see not everyone has forgotten their history. Enjoyed the…read moreatmosphere and friendly people. Nice little restaurants in the area.

I've been supporting Palm and boy for years and so glad Yelp is highlighting them. The açaí bowls…read moreare so fresh and the vibes are always on point. I love the stoke bowl with almond butter (add coconut) and the avocado toast (lemony and spicy and packed with tomatoes). Located in the cutest courtyard on main between oak and chestnut. Great service, also great caffeinated drinks. Thank you jara, yelp, and palm and boy staff :)

Treat O Clock at Palm & Boy was my favorite kind of event, one that introduced me to a great local…read morespot I had never heard of and allowed me to pick whatever I wanted from their menu. As I had never heard of the place I guessed it was a new business. Well, I guessed wrong. I was surprised to learn the place is celebrating 7 years in business. Before visiting Palm & Boy I checked out the photos on their Yelp page. What a beautiful location! I was like, that doesn't look like Ventura to me, that looks like Santa Barbara, wait, did I sign up for a Santa Barbara event? I checked the address. East Main Street, Ventura. Then I clicked on the map. Ah, the place is in Downtown Ventura. That's why I never heard of Palm & Boy: I really don't spend much time Downtown. For sure, on my own, I would have never have found out about Palm & Boy. So I've gotta say Thank You to Yelp for the invitation to this event! The store is located in a really beautiful courtyard, accessed right off Main Street. It really felt more like Santa Barbara than Ventura to me. Like a Paseo Nuevo vibe. I loved the setting. Attendees were afforded their choice of one drink and one food item off the menu. I decided to try a Chai Latte and an Acai Bowl (the Stoke). I have to say, that was one fantastic Chai Latte. Best chai latte I've had locally. I would definitely hit that again! The Stoke acai bowl was wonderful too. What I liked about it was that it was not overly sweet. In fact, it was rather tart. Like it made you kinda pucker up. That tart! And I really really liked the granola they use in their acai bowls at Palm & Boy. Good stuff! So, yeah, another really great YES event, showcasing a wonderful local business that I had never heard of and most likely never would. Thank You for hosting the event Palm & Boy! I look forward to many future visits. Thank you, too, to Yelp for the invite, and to our CM, Jara S. for putting together another fun event! Mikey C says: Palm & Boy, Five Stars all day!

Let me start off by saying that this caffe is the best out in Ventura. From the moment we put our…read morename on the list the host immediately addressed our need to have a table for 15. Alessandro the owner took time to speak with us and accommodate our needs even though we were willing to seat separately! That right there gave ys the best experience to be able to seat together! Now our server Alvaro, there wasn't a request or ask that he did not work on and mind you- this restaurant is busy he took time and was smiling the whole time. Now the food, just blown away, we had the catbonara, breakfast lasagna, benedicts, latte's, chicken and waffles, arancini, burrata spread! Simply delicious! As busy as they were serving a group of 15 people we did not feel rushed, the food was exceptional and service is out of this workd Thank you Alessandro and Alvaro for an amazing experiencw

3.5 stars We found…read moreourselves at Immigrant Son because the line felt less intimating than other brunch spots. Immigrant Son is deceptively cute on social media. While it's still aesthetic-ish, it feels like a European restaurant imitating an American cafe but less dialed in. A little more kitschy than cute. The food, sadly, was mid. I ordered my usual - known as the Caffe Breakfast here ($18). It comes with 2 eggs, your choice of protein (chicken sausage for me), potatoes, and ciabatta. It tasted like a regular ole hotel breakfast. The texture of the chicken sausage was crumbly which I didn't prefer and the eggs looked and tasted kind of limp. We also tried an omelette which was better, but not by much. On a more positive note, the line moves fast (esp since you're standing out in the sun).

I go there once a day for the derby's in remembrance of some friends and my dad they're helpful and…read moreit's just a tradition for me

This establishment posts false business hours. It makes it…read morevery difficult to place a bet on a particular race or collect on a winning ticket when you never know if they will be open for business or not.

The spirit of Christmas is alive and well in Oxnard!! Don't miss this charming display of homespun…read moreholiday handiwork! Blocks and blocks on F and G streets are transformed from lovely old homes to dazzling light displays. You can join others and stroll along the sidewalks, enjoying all the tiny details, or drive slowly through the streets, taking in the sparkling big picture. Tonight, as we toured the display, we were also treated to the sounds of strolling carolers and a surprise encounter with Santa, himself, riding atop a firetruck, escorted by a cadre of flashing police cars!! If your Christmas Spirit needs a boost, grab a cup of hot chocolate and head for Christmas Tree Lane!! I can't stop smiling. Thanks, Oxnard!!

Cruisin' F & G street to check out the Christmas decor. I've heard a lot of negative talk about the…read moreplace but I think some people are just being dramatic. Set aside one hour, grab your friends and family for a walk enjoying the lights and creativity of people who carry on traditions. Parking is a bit crazy, so park on a side street. Don't forget the hot chocolate!

Happy 2023! It must have not been a decent New Years if a queen doesn't accidentally leave behind…read moretheir red slipper behind like Cinderella! When something this mysterious, unexpected, fun, exciting or random happens in our beach bubble of Santa Barbara County, it must be added to Yelp for all to enjoy! The gossip and inquiries regarding this giant red stiletto heel in a farm field swirled all around the local KEYT news, Twitter, and of course, freeway gawkers. According to Santa Barbara's Siteline (who reached out directly to the owner of the property), "Dennis Pozzebon, saw the shoe by the side of Toro Canyon Road for a couple of days before deciding it was too good to pass up. Dennis spray-painted the shoe, which is made of foam, and installed it on the land where he dry farms." Now it is so popular that it has been added to Google Maps. Sadly, it wasn't placed out there in February of 2022 due to the Go Red for Women American Heart Association campaign as some hypothesized. To spot the heel: Head northbound on Freeway 101, between Ventura and Carpinteria. Just after passing Rincon Beach, across from Hobson Beach Park, look for the bright red triangular object in the field.

5 stars to brandon s. for even creating a page for this…read more don't hate! did you know santa monica actually sued ventura for copying their version? I doubt they invented "cafes" and retro signage, but hey, ours was changed and is still pretty cute, come on.