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    Rare Society

    4.2 (345 reviews)
    Ultra High-EndSteakhouses
    Closed 4:00 pm - 10:00 PM

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    Mashed potatoes
    Brianna A.

    We weren't here spur of the moment for a big birthday celebration. It was a Wednesday night and they were nice enough to sit us in a comfy boooty. It was perfect right from walking in. The ambiance, the service and the food smelt amazing. Our server and the host were so sweet and accommodating. I ordered probably 5-6 of the house made lemonade. It was fantastic. I got the swordfish with the yummy beurre blanc. My hubby chose the Ribeye. It was cook and seasoned perfectly and the meat was very tender and moist. No gristle. Top 3 steaks he's had out. The sides we opted for mashed potatoes which were seasoned perfectly and the consistency was spot on, Mac and cheese and some amazing asparagus dish with an amazing sauce and something crispy textured on top to balance it out. Everything was fantastic and there was not 1 dish I could complain about. It was timed perfectly and the food was hot. The gave us a complimentary homemade scoop of ice cream and I also got the crème brûlée. Only feedback for the crème brûlée was, the custard itself was hot not cold like traditional. Other than that, everything was above and beyond. We were happy we sporadically chose this place to celebrate and we will make sure the recommend it to our friends and family and we will be back! Oh! They even signed a birthday card from the whole staff working that night! What a nice and thoughtful touch! We can't wait to come back to SB for another wonderful 5 star dining experience.

    Ice cream
    Gregg M.

    With all of the great food options there are in the "funk zone" of Santa Barbara, we were torn on where we wanted to celebrate my wife's birthday dinner as there's almost every option available within walking distance of our hotel. She decided she wanted to go to a steakhouse so we asked a bartender at a local bar what his recommendation would be and he mentioned Rare Society. Although I'd never been to Rare Society before, it wasn't the first time I'd heard the name. We actually have a couple of them down here in San Diego and though I've never been there, had heard good things about it. We made a reservation for that evening but the only thing available was on the patio. We arrived about 15 minutes prior to our reservation and the weather already began to cool off. As we walked towards the door we were greeted by the hostesses who also saw that it was my wife's birthday and they wished her happy birthday. We acknowledged that our reservation was on the patio but asked if it was possible to move to inside and they were quickly accommodating to this request. There was no wait even though we were a little early and we were led inside to a corner L-shaped booth. As we were reviewing the menu we were welcomed in by our server Tara who brought us water, offered us drinks and ran down some of the menu items available. For cocktails to start the evening my wife had a manhattan and I had a Woodford old fashioned. Both cocktails were expertly crafted and tasted great. For our appetizer, we had the hamachi crudo which was finely sliced hamachi with a perfect compliment of toppings including pickled pineapple which brought out the flavor of it all. For our main course, we decided to go with "The Associate" board which was recommended by Tara. It is served with three different cuts of steak, bone marrow, and three sauces. All of the cuts were prepared perfectly and the sauces and bone marrow were the perfect compliment. For sides we got broccolini with a creamy lemon sauce, miso glazed carrots and creamed spinach. All the sides we tried were great, but the broccolini and miso glazed carrots were definitely our favorite. To wind down the evening, Tara brought us a dessert menu to look over and although we were very full from dinner we did order two carajillos to sip on. Our dessert drinks were brought out quickly along with a perfect portion of ice cream with which I believe also had some sort of cracker inside of it. I don't recall exactly but it tasted great and was enough for us to split. This being our first experience at a Rare Society location was nothing short of stellar. The service from every employee from the time we approached the front door was exceptional, the food was amazing and was the quality that one would expect at the price point and the cocktails we had were top-tier. This was our first time up to Santa Barbara and I'm not sure when we'll be back, but our experience at Rare Society gives me reason to check out the one down by us as well next time we're looking for a perfect steak dinner.

    Dry aged ribeye prepared medium
    Gabe D.

    Great as always. I'm trying to go keto but I slipped up and ordered rolls. Not the best idea for trying to get shredded abs. The best salad I've ever had. Dry aged ribeye top notch. Also, it's walking distance to spearmint rhino if you're looking for dessert. Service is impeccable and restaurant is immaculate.

    Kristin G.

    I celebrated my birthday at Rare Society in Santa Barbara and let me tell you.... The whole staff made me feel so special! We were greeted by the very polite hostess with a warm smile and a "happy birthday"! Our table also had a greeting card signed by the staff. Our waitress was top class! Our choice of food from the menu was off the Board section. We choose to go with the Associate. Which is selection of the chef determined cuts of the night. (Highly recommend) Along with a side of whipped mashed potatoes. Absolutely delicious! The ambience of the restaurant set the mood! Loved every moment of this dinning experience! Thank you Rare Society Santa Barbara!

    Lollipop lamb chop
    Bryan T.

    The food here is amazing This is one of the places that you come once if you're life unless you're rich If you're rich here in SB then come back for food occasions because this is An amazing place The food takes a second but it's overall great and the best sauces you are going to get Come back for sure or to impress someone Parking is a little hard but not too much

    Executive plate

    This place is super excellent food is amazing and the service is incredible good everyone was very attentive to serve us this place is a ten out of ten thank you Will come back and definitely will recommend the place.

    Patio sitting
    Tarun T.

    Amazing food, amazing oysters , amazing service. The ambience is awesome. Must try Fried Brusells Sprouts

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    Shannon W.

    The storefront caught our eye, so we checked it out online and grabbed a reservation for the evening. On Resy, it looked like earlier slots were only for the patio, so we booked 8 PM to make sure we got indoor seating. The service was excellent and as professional as you'd expect from a classy spot. We ordered the Apprentice Board because we liked the idea of trying different cuts, not many steakhouses offer a sampler like that, so it was a fun choice. The beef was delicious and even came with three of their signature dips. We also added the truffle potatoes and the lamb popcicles. The bone marrow on the apprenticeship board was nice change of pace since I haven't had it in a while. One random tip: sodas have unlimited refills, but they aren't listed under the non-alcoholic section on the menu. My only real complaint was that our plate was pretty cold when it was served. I'm not sure if the plate warmer wasn't working, but it definitely felt off for a steak dish. Other than that, everything was great and we managed to finish it all.

    Asparagus and Mac n Cheese
    Gina U.

    Overrated and a Big Flop This was our first trip to Santa Barbara, and we wanted to end our weekend with a great steakhouse dinner. Unfortunately, this spot missed the mark. We booked an outdoor table on OpenTable, then called to request indoor seating but never received a call back. When we arrived, the staff brushed off our request even though we later saw plenty of empty indoor booths. Our server was friendly, but the service overall was inattentive--especially disappointing for the prices here. The dry-aged steak was overpriced, dried out, and served with a blackened bone. The asparagus and mac 'n' cheese were tasty but overly salty. We enjoyed the Faust wine, but for the cost, having to pour it ourselves most of the night felt ridiculous. The final straw was the state of the women's restroom: one stall out of order, one without toilet paper or seat covers, and another clogged. It clearly isn't maintained well. Overall, this was a one-and-done experience for us. We won't be returning, and we can't recommend it. A huge letdown.

    Broccolini cooked well Al dente
    Colette C.

    Simply delicious. We were famished after a private event in Montecito. We started with the Parker Rolls drenched in butter so good and the perfect way to begin. Shared the ribeye and broccolini, both cooked perfectly and full of flavor. The vibe was cool and casual. Such a great spot for a quick meal. Reasonably priced, excellent service, and overall just a really solid experience. Definitely recommend checking it out.

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    Myra M.

    Service is great and the restaurant is beautiful, the food is good but not amazing it's overpriced. Glad I tried it but I wouldn't grave the food. I would Come back for drinks and maybe an appetizer because of the sexy bar

    Monica J.

    Appetizers (Tuna & rolls) were great Main course was cooked as ordered Wine was good. Cocktail had too much ice Service was stellar Desserts (banana cheese, chocolate cookie and the butter cake) all were amazing! The decor is classy and elegant

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