Excellent quality ice cream. Kinda pricey, but servings are…read moregood amount. Got the single + extra + extra = 3 scoops I guess. And it was packed into the larger cup for an overindulgence for me and my wife, lol! Pistachio has tons of pieces. Salted caramel so smooth and satisfying. Wife always enjoys any of the coffee flavors. Several locations, like the one in SB market and tried Carpinteria. This location had the friendliest gal who helped us in Feb. Great location for Rori's! Only the prices help prevent me from eating too much of it!

Super cute little spot on the main strip. Stays open later than most of the businesses around…read morethere. I think Carpinteria may have a curfew. We were visiting the area and had a hankering for some ice cream and this place came highly recommended. It did not disappoint! I opted for the dairy free options but my friends taste tested almost all of the flavors and the people that work there couldn't have been nicer about it. My favorite by far not dairy free but the lavender was on another level. I am still dreaming of this ice cream.

Delicious and affordable froyo! PACKED it to the brim and it only came out to about $11!!! Was…read moresuper shocked! The brownie bites I added on top were so moist and soft!!!

I loved this place! Right as I walked through the door, the cashier greeted me warmly. They have a…read moregreat selection of flavors, cream and fruit. There's 3 cup options, I got the smallest one, and it came out to about $7. Pretty cheap price for the amount of yogurt I got!! They have cute artwork on the wall as well! A great spot with friendly staff and great customer service

Best empanadas you can find in Santa Barbara or Ventura... hand made and delivered to you by The…read moreApiary Co. The selection has something for all tastes and cravings. Criolla, ham and cheese, fugazzetta are among my favorites but you cannot go wrong with any of the options. To finish on a sweet note, you have two sweet empanadas to choose from but the alfajores are simple delicious: they are not in the printed menu so consider this a secret menu option :)

These are the best empanadas I have tried in the area! I had the dulce empanadas and they were my…read morefavorite truly sweet and savory. The empanadas are delivered as soon as you send a text asking which ones you want to order. Delivery was quick! I will definitely be back to try the other flavors!

Unsuspecting spot, empty when we got there w/ lots of open space inside on 9/12/25 morning... but…read moreit's a GEM. So good, so flavorful, w/ generous portions and lots of seafood. Helpful staff. FETTUCCINE w/ SHRIMP $16.95 Tiger shrimp, mushrooms, scallions, light cream, sherry wine, garlic LINGUINE $17.95 Green and white linguine, tiger shrimp, bay scallops, mushrooms, green onions, white wine, light marinara, crushed red pepper

Wow the portions are huge, food is flavorful, and our to go order was piping hot when we picked it…read moreup. Kids ate up the spaghetti without complaint, adults enjoyed the lasagna, tortellini, and linguini. Each meal came with bread so we happily ended up with a huge bag of leftover toasted buttered bread. The star of the show was the linguini bursting with shrimp and scallops. Worth a train ride from LA for that alone (and a bag of bread).

70 years old....( myself - not Clementine's ) Never a bad experience. Love the Prime Rib on the…read moreweekends...

Every time we go there all of us very happy with the food…read more Doesn't matter you order fish dish or steak you will be so satisfied. Well that's our experience, group of six people. Can't wait to visit Clementine's Steak House again. Roza K

They Never Disappoint With All The Variety Of Food They Have. The Workers Are Happy And Helpful…read more Thank You

Service was fast. It has family friendly atmosphere. Food was good! I enjoyed the breakfast torta…read more I thought it was going to be a bit intimidating since Bolio bread is usually larger in size. This had a different taste to it and the perfect size..you can customize your eggs, meat cheese and veggies. I had ham with jalapeño, spinach and mushroom. I opted for beans instead of mayo and jack cheese. Queso fresco would have been tastier.. but they offered jack or American.. I'm a sucker for nopales.. if they had that ..I would make it a 6 star if I could. I enjoyed my cafe de la Hoya as well. They have a variety of breakfast and lunch options along with baked goods. Definitely a place to check out. Nothing fancy but a cozy place to pick up food or dine in.

Very friendly, welcoming place. The service and the food were good. You can eat inside, at the…read morebar or on the patio. We had the bbq chicken salad and the fish and chips along with beer and cider.

Great Food! Great Customer Service!…read moreGreat restaurant! First time going to this brewery. Enjoyed the Carpenteria salad with ginger dressing and the asada fries. There was also the fish tacos , which I didn't try due to my allergy. The artichoke was different. The portions are enough to share. The waiter was attentive as well as the other staffers. Enjoyed lunch here on a lovely Saturday in which we sat outside on the patio. Washed everything down with the berry acai hard seltzer which was tasty and a refreshing (not a big beer drinker). Unfortunately, everything was so good there was no room for dessert.

I was in town with a relative and we decided to stop in for a drink. Friendly staff , good beer and…read morelive music! It wasn't too busy on a Friday night which was unusual to see. I have been here before and I would come back when in town! Plus .... Free WIFI !

Excellent brewery spot with great beer & relaxed service!…read more Located against the railroad track on the back side of the building, it's a bit difficult to find, but just drive all the way in to the large alley, I guess Maple Ave. Nice wide open set up, perfect for a cold beer on a warm day. Wife went for the Crimson Horizon, and she enjoued it. I got a sip and it was smoother butterier than the Firestone cali squeeze? I tried the Avocado Honey Ale since can't go wrong with description of amber honey ale! Was told it was a version of their kolsch with local honey. Wow, it was smooth with a bit of sweet finish, so addictive!!! Still had hours to drive so couldn't just have as many as I wanted, but I checked online and seemed Albertsons sold it so figured I can just pick them up back at home. But the gentleman resting at the bar told me he delivers their beer but only up to the hills. I guess maybe available in stores up to Camarillo, but not over that hill/mountain. I had to have more of it, and they had 6 packs in the cooler for purchase so went for a pack. The green cans are such delightful vessels to hold the even more delightful liquid inside. Wife even cut out the top and using the cute cans as planters, lol! The cans poured out at home was excellent as well, very fresh and refreshing and could get tiny hints of avocado on sips. Just a great beer! After browsing the brewery, it seems avocado honey ale is their signature beer, so I got lucky to choose that from the menu, lol. While enjoying the beer, the amtrak train blew it's horn to leave from the Carpinteria station, so we rushed out to wave and enjoy seeing that go by right in front as well. I am sure the locals were shaking their heads at our excitement of seeing the train go by, one gentleman when leaving even complimented my kid's dance moves from when we were out there to greet and send off the train, lol! Awesome local spot and great folks, just a very relaxing spot to enjoy the delicious avo honey ale! Just hidden so maybe not many visitors to Carpinteria find it, but I picked it out from search for brewery and chose this over the other one on the main streets. What a find for an out of towner! Hope they can expand out or grow their delivery area, maybe get it sent to total wine which must have a distribution center. Otherwise, this is a must stop for any SB trips for sure!

Lovely cafe, delicious food and very friendly staff. I've never been disappointed coming here. It…read morevery much feels like a small town breakfast joint, everyone knows each other and wants to chat. My favorite part of coming here is the strawberry jam! Fresh and made in house, i would buy it by the jar if i could

A fast service breakfast spot. It's not bougie, not inventive flavors or too unique, but had…read moreclassic dishes with some oomph. I got the New Orleans omelet and the coconut banana French toast. My received my food very quickly. I took both to-go and ate them on the beach. You will get a solid meal here. There are regulars and the staff is lightening fast. My coffee latte had some good coffee which they buy from El Salvador. So if you get a coffee, it's going to be good quality.

We stopped in for truffles, with a preference for the real thing: dark, creamy and not overly…read moresweet. Score! We received a sampling of four of their seven or so dark ones, and they were smooth and wonderful. The flavored ones, such as Ginger / Lemon and Curry / Coconut, really popped - strong flavor that complimented the chocolate very nicely. Love it!

As someone who has traveled to Europe many times and tried a variety of local chocolatiers there,…read morethe huge stream of 5-star reviews (and finding out the owners were French) had me ecstatic. However, my experience was disappointing. The two girls in the shop were almost asleep. One was barely conscious, the other was trying to make up for her. The chocolates looked very interesting, but they were rather dull-looking and often hard to differentiate because the display case had no lights. Add to this the already dim lighting of the store and that it was an overcast day outside, and it felt like trying to buy chocolates in an old library. As for the chocolates themselves, they did not taste like French/European chocolates at all; they had the very standard American chocolate taste-that is, Hershey-like and with no deep resounding real cacao flavor that is like bass from a speaker on your tongue. That's what real European chocolate tastes like. This was just sugar, sugar, sugar, and cute designs. Maybe they are using cheaper American ingredients rather than importing higher quality ones? No point in having the Eiffel Tower on your logo if you wouldn't be able to keep this store open in France. But the best part: the girl at the counter didn't let me try anything other than the three pre-selected types of bon bons on the sample tray! How cheap can you get? I've never had any chocolatier deny a sample of a simple truffle, especially not one with the gall to charge $3 per chocolate in a tiny town like Carp! $35 for a dozen, just to not even be able to try what you are putting in the box? You must be joking. Anyways, onto trying to find another good chocolatier in the 805...