The food was very good, let alone the prices were amazing!!! They have a child zone that has toys…read moreand a gate that protects your little one. The overall experience was very good!

This place is certainly better than the previous restaurant that was at this spot. It's only been…read moreopen for about 2 months but seems to be on the right track. Price is extremely fair and quality of food has been good so far. There's nothing over $18 on the menu at the moment. It has some great deals on tacos. Baja Fish Taco was excellent. Just $6 for one, or $11 for two. It comes with corn tortilla, spicy slaw, avocado, and salsa on the side. Poke Tacos were also excellent. Think the use of fried wontons as taco shells is a clever idea. They come with wasabi aioli and sesame seeds. They are on the smaller side so come in 2 for $9 or 3 for $12. Even thought the kids meals were pretty good. My kids got Bennett's Mac & Cheese and Chicken Tenders (5 pieces). They came with sides (chose sweet potato fries) and Honest Kids juice box. Mac & Cheese was good without being too heavy or oily, and chicken tenders were nice and crispy. The sweet potatoes were excellent. Ordered some mocktails which were good and refreshing. We got Passionate (passionfruit syrup, lime juice, soda) and Lily's Mule (ginger beer, lime juice, mint, soda). I plan to come back one more time with my family before heading back home on our last summer vacation.

Came here for happy hour and had a great time. They have a lovely outdoor patio and as soon as we…read moresat down, a server set down a huge basket of chips and salsa, which was much appreciated because I was pretty hungry. The chips were nicely fried and the salsa was tasty as well. The happy hour is a pretty good deal, I got a frozen mango marg which was tasty and my partner got a bloody maria, which had a really nice smokiness. If you order alcoholic beverages, you can get food from their happy hour menu. We got tostaditas with shredded chicken and beef taquitos. They were both good, but the tostaditas were our favorite: crispy, loaded with tons of beans, cabbage, chicken, sour cream, and salsa. Our bill came out to about 40 bucks and we left pretty full. Great happy hour option!

Food is good Place is clean…read more Service is excellent Every thing is so good that make me want to move to Santa Barbara

Thank you Riccardo the food is good and fresh God Bless You. We want to try the other tasty…read moresandwich options you guys have

Fast service, clean and inviting dining room, and delicious sandwiches - what more can you ask…read morefor?! I got the half sandwich/half soup combo, and it was perfect after a hike to the Hot Springs in Montecito. The lemon chicken and farro soup was absolutely delicious, so much so that I'm looking for a dupe recipe and recommending it to friends; and my partner and I really enjoyed the salsa included with the Turkey Avo Salsa Verde sandwich. We even tried the salsa on Prosciutto Chicken sandwich and it really cut through the sweetness of that sandwich (we loved the crunch from the candied almonds tho - it needs a more meat/salt to balance the sweetness). The DRINKS were exquisite - the pomegranate mint lemonade was our absolute favorite, so much so that we got seconds. Guava lemonade and the passion fruit tea plus lemonade makes a nice Arnold Palmer, but the pomegranate mint lemonade takes the cake. Will be recommending catering from here to my boss and PTO president for our next staff lunch.

I meant to take a picture of the food before I started eating, but honestly... it was WAY too good…read more I ate it so fast I completely forgot! Everything was absolutely delicious, and finding a Mexican restaurant that's gluten-free AND vegan with food this good is amazing. Seriously, one of the best meals I've ever had. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and packed with so much flavor. I'll definitely be coming back next time I'll try to remember to take a picture first!

Delicious food! Haven't had this in a while. Staff taking…read moreorders was friendly and helpful with our questions. Indoor and outdoor seating available. Street parking. Pretty quiet today for diners since a lot of students are away for the summer. Lots of take outs. I do wish all restaurants and coffee shops/ tea / dessert places offer restroom facilities.

Friendly service, super fresh soups and sandwiches in the public market. Great display of fresh…read morehealthy treats/snacks/drinks, light clean decor. It feels expensive upfront but with portion sizes, it's a great deal. For a lighter meal, just share a sandwich and soup with a friend, a lover, whoever! The house lemonade and tea are delicious, with the lemonade being perfectly sweet and tart. Soup of the Day was French Onion, which is on the sweeter side, and comes with cheese and a crostini soaking up the broth. Onions are very nicely caramelized. It was tasty but the portion of this soup was a bit large for the intensity of the soup sweetness, almost like syrup after eating it enough. Any other soup - I'd be fine with the portion size. Partner's review of the BLT: "Plenty of bacon and toasted very nice on sourdough, the sourdough with the soup was balanced. I can tell they added a little bit of butter on the sourdough for the extra crunch. Vegetables - they're vegetables, FRESH though." I had The Griller, hot with provolone on a bolillo roll. Packed with flavor from the peppers and olives, plus all the meat protein was the bomb!

I hate to give a bad review, but I am really mystified by the good reviews. I tried two different…read moredesserts and neither one had any taste at all. One was a small round chocolate cake. The other was a chocolate chip cookie with walnuts. My wife had the same experience, so it wasn't just me. I wouldn't mind that they were rather expensive if they at least tasted good. What is weird is that they looked so good!

I've never had adobado tacos in my life and it only took two bites before I decided they were my…read morenew favorite. Today's meal was easily one of the best I've had in a long, long time. The pork was cooked to perfection: savory, juicy, and full of flavor and fat. The peppers were charred but not burnt. The melted cheese was plentiful. Combined with thin tortillas and sautéed onions and I can't even begin to fathom a better combination of satiating, mouth-watering ingredients. My wife's potato taquitos were also a hit, in addition to their house-made guac and chips and salsa. The ambience was lowkey for a cozy Wednesday afternoon, and the dining room is decorated with such colorful flare. Our server was incredibly sweet and gave us wonderful recommendations for our next visit, too! I genuinely wish I lived in Santa Barbara purely so I could go back and eat the adobado every day of my life. I'll be obsessing over those tacos until the moment get in my belly again. They legitimately reminded me what it feels like to be alive and how grateful I am to get to exist on this wandering space rock, in this moment in time. God bless Del Pueblo Café.

Good food and great coffee! They have delicious housemade syrups that take their drinks to the next…read morelevel. The issue with Del Pueblo Cafe is that although they have variety in their coffee menu, they are usually out of many things. I work nearby and have tried to time my lunch in order to make it in before they close the coffee bar, just to find the drink I want they are out of. I first came in for coffee week and fell in love with their Platano Latte. Myself and my boyfriend would then go in every other week and the barista would only have enough syrup for one or two drinks until it became more consistently no syrup at all. I also follow their page on Instagram and the hours vary greatly depending on the owner?/barista. And while I understand this is a small business, the inability of knowing whether they will be open or have the drink I want has been frustrating. Unfortunately this has lead to us not going back at all. I recommend that they make a permanent drink of the day so that customers know what to expect on any given day, sort of how Shalhoob's does with their daily specials and put it on the menu so that customers who don't use social media know what to expect. With Caje opening near by I do think Del Pueblo has comparable drink variety and quality but the lack of consistency may cause more people default there or somewhere else

Cozy atmosphere, i've been wanting to try this spot for some time now . I went at 6 pm on a…read morethursday and it wasn't very packed , Inside / outside seating . Both with natural sunlight . Wow the food in phenomenal, truly taste authentic like i am back at my grandmas in texas , Friendly quick service . Coffee bar was closed at this time so it will give me a reason to come back ! Carne was so juicy and well seasoned , paired with the beer it was a perfectly comforting meal after a long day. Got a breakfast burrito to go for later , which i couldn't resist trying some + the chips that were included. This may be the best breakfast burrito i have ever tried . It's perfect, i got the bacon option . That one bite refueled all my hunger it was delicious and perfectly balanced . will be coming back :)!

1) Restaurant feels like it hasn't been cleaned in 30 years. There were a few tables there but NOT…read moresomething you'd ever want to take your kids or anyone you care about. 2) My carne asada burrito was filled with something hard... I ate while driving and had to launch giant chunks of something super hard out the window over and over. 3) The carne asada tasted like soft philly cheesecake meet... not meaty grilled steak. 4) I was convinced I was going to be sick that evening on the thrown but luckily avoided it. Avoid... disgusting Mexican food.

Four of us ate at OTA on Oct 17. Two had fish and chips, very good. Unknown what the fish was (not…read morecod), maybe swai, but good. I added a little Tobasco to the house tartar sauce, as it is a little bland. Another diner had the crispy fish sandwich, which was huge, I think is from the same process as with fish & chips (deep fried). Fourth party elected a breakfast of fried eggs, sausage and french toast. She said the french toast was among the best ever. Sausage didn't seem to be pork, maybe turkey, but 'OK.' I also had the Danish Red beer, which was nice with my meal. But I'd still like to know the type fish they use for F & C.

Stopped by On The Alley for breakfast. Upon entering, the staff were very friendly even though…read morethey were having credit card machine issues. I went with a breakfast burrito which turned out to be HUGE. The burrito took a few minutes but it came out hot and fresh. Flavor-wise, it was a solid burrito. You have the option of indoor or outdoor seating. Of course the weather is perfect during breakfast hours. Would definitely go back.