First timer here. 06.07.2026 Sunday…read more I have to say, this place is pretty cool. Many foods to choose from at this location. Lots of Asian eats and a few varieties of La Street Tacos, Italian and Columbian eats. Very warm location. Family orientated. You can feel it when walking around inside. Kids and their parents having a good time. Restrooms is clean and service is friendly. This place also has a bar you can chill and relax. Such mixture and variety of people. I recommend this place. Plenty of eats and sittings for a get together. Plenty of parking but can be crowded at peak times. Good luck on parking. Places similar to Rodeo 39 from experience is LBX in Long Beach, NORTHGATE in Costa Mesa. I recommend to visit and eat! :)

We decided to stop by here for lunch Lots of parking…read more Lots of different types of foods to try Even had a tattoo shop We found a couple of places to try out everything was good I did enjoy the bagel the most

The actual rodeo itself was very good, no complaints. But there were a couple of issues (in my…read moremind) that bugged me. #1, would be the announcers. You don't have to fill every second of the day, with your voice. And every now and then, take your hand off the volume knob. It was either all the way up, or turned way down low, I guess trying to encourage people to sing. The problem is, that the amplification is as high as it will go, right to the edge of distortion. But to continually turn it up and down is very irritating. And unnecessary, how about getting a couple employees to walk around the stands to see how the sound is, instead of all the way up. And #2. It took us an hour and a half to reach the gate going out. We didn't move at all for 45 minutes. Sunday's attendance was pegged at 3000 people. We've been to events at Laguna Seca, with 88,000 people, Sears Point with 60,000, Pomona with 50,000 and Road Atlanta with 50,000, and the traffic control at Santa Maria was just horrible. For only 3000 people. #3 The price of food and refreshments was out of hand too. Otherwise, a good show.

Not every community has a rodeo. Very few do. It's a treat…read moreto have one here in our backyard. Most kids love it! Families enjoy the food, the show, and the atmosphere. If you've never tried it, come on over and do so. This year, 2017, it will be June 1-4! As always, there a real rodeo, a parade, and even mutton bustin' (kids riding sheep!).

This years Fiesta events begin on August 5th - 9th, 2015…read more As a Santa Barbarian born and raised here, this by far has to be my favorite event of all time in my hometown! Ever since I was a little girl my family has participated in the parade, and I was lucky enough to have the opportunity to be in the children's parade a few times myself. Ever since then it's been my tradition to partake in the festivities. Although I haven't been in the parade since I was a kid I enjoy going to it every year. This long week event is somewhat comparable to mardi gras in New Orleans. You can expect to find State Street packed with tourists, the bars filled, and the streets covered in confetti. The opening ceremony known as La Fiesta Pequeña "Little Fiesta" kicks off Fiesta week on the steps of our beautiful Mission. I suggest you try to claim a spot the night before or get there a few hours ahead of time to find one. Take a lounge chair, blankets, food, and beverage. They do have a small area with food vendors so take cash if you don't want to hassle with bringing your own stuff. I also suggest taking cash if you want to buy cascarones "confetti filled eggs" to get your crack on. If you don't know what a cascarone is then you haven't lived! You can find them anywhere on the streets being sold. They are beautifully hand crafted and decorated it makes you want to save them instead of cracking them on someone's head. El Mercado De La Guerra - Located in the heart of the city you will find tons of food booths, and vendors selling a variety of festive art, jewelry, clothing and accessories. There's also a stage provided with free entertainment. You will see flamenco and folklorico performances and awesome bands playing pop, rock, latin, jazz, and salsa music. El Mercado Del Norte: This Mercado is somewhat a duplicate of the one downtown but the only difference is there is a carnival here with rides and games for the kids. Each Mercado opens daily during Fiesta's at 11:00 a.m. - 11:00 p.m. El Desfile Historico Parade - This parade takes place on Friday afternoon. It is one of the nation's largest equestrian parades. You will see floats, mariachi's, flamenco dancers, and more. There is also a children's parade on Saturday which starts at 10:00 a.m. The list of fun events around town go on and on but In a nutshell if you haven't experienced Fiesta's then I suggest you put it on your traveling list! I recommend you reserve a room a few months ahead of time since they will all be booked if you wait or the prices will be insanely high.

I've heard about this large festival a few times, but never experienced it until this year. I was…read moretaking a trip to SB, and had some time to kill before by friend arrives into town. I walked around the Mercado and browsed all the interesting Spanish gifts and trinkets. I bought a chicken tamale for $4 and it was delish! It was filled with lots of chicken and the sauce was nice and spicy! I was really satisfied after =] http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/wyXout3yStwg-knF6Bnelw?select=Tf2N7NGoSGJlqsOWeaQ14w The Fiesta also has a parade, but I did not watch it. My favourite part about the Fiesta was the confetti filled eggs! They were $1/4, but priceless on the amount of fun you have smashing them on your friends' heads! Fun fun fun!

I hadn't been in a rodeo in years due to the abuse of those poor animals. I came in today, thinking…read morethat they had changed the abusive practice. I was so wrong. I got sick to my stomach seeing the way they abused those poor animals this abusive practice has to be made illegal, while the tortured animal is suffering pain on the ground People are clapping and laughing. That's pure evil. After seeing calf roping from the neck and polled the calf twisted the neck flipped up on the air falling and dragged on its back I left immediately, I will send a letter to Congress and animal protection activist this abuse must stop. I wish I could have an option for -0 stars

My granddaughter, daughter had a great time. They had all the stuff. I thought if was going to be…read morecute little thing. No was it is a real rodeo with professional riders. This is a great event for the whole family. All types of people. All races, real cowboys, city cowboys, and people just there to have a good time. It's even fun to dress up. People are very nice. And no one wants any trouble. Lots of sheriffs. That's ok they keep to them selfs. Mostly you see explorer scouts and they are very nice. There is lots of food to buy. But, bring cash. Even for parking - cash only. To end it was a blast.

This beer fest was really great. I had won tickets from Yelp, but even if I hadn't I easily would…read morehave paid the admission price. I went with a good friend and he even stated that this was perhaps even better than the LA Beer Festival. Some great things: -Over 80 vendors of beer, kombucha, cider and even wine -Large space -Minimal waiting times ( I hope this isn't jinxing it, please don't get too popular) -Food trucks serving some good eats -Bathrooms -Five hour event -Entertainment and activities -Easy parking (paid lot or street if you can find it). We received a souvenir glass which we used for sampling all the various drinks (shoutout to Booze League for the koozie) so that was neat. To hold us over, we checked out one of the food trucks, Shrimp vs. Chef. We enjoyed their baja shrimp tacos and baja fish tacos, which had a great crunch and light coating. They were fresh tasting and they hit the spot. Unfortunately, we had to leave early so we didn't even try a 1/4 of all the vendors, but I can tell you they came from near and far. A couple vendors that we tried and liked: Boochcraft, Pocock Brewing, Red Tandem Brewery, Twisted Oak Tavern, Barrelhouse 101, and Fourteen Cannons. Looking forward to the next one!

Note: This review is for the May 2019 event. I have no idea where my original review went so here…read moregoes again!! Great location and a well organized event. We rode our bicycles and there was bicycle parking available. Getting in was easy. The line moved quite fast. You received a small beer glass upon entry. And oh my, the beers were flowing and so many. Everyone was very nice serving the beers. And I, being a big Kombucha fan, was thrilled to partake in a few sample of this yummy liquid. They were 'hard' kombucha so you do need to pace yourself. One brand was FLYING EMBERS and the name came out of the embers of The Thomas Fire. With myself and husband being Thomas Fire victims, I mean SUR-THRIVE-ORS, it was nice to learn that a percentage of their profits goes to first responders. Stage was easy to sit around or dance if you wanted. Music was very good. Food trucks were there. We enjoyed East Indian food. Prices were fair for this type of event. Fun event, great location by the beach and plentiful beers. What more can you ask for to spend a day in beautiful Ventura!!

Great family atmosphere, the food staff is very friendly, and the bartenders make very good drinks…read moreat very affordable prices with a lot of courtesy. If you like horses, this is the right place, highly recommended.

Me and my sister went Temacula for a Winery. We been told has to go to the old town for this…read moreMexican food. Cause it is nice and family kind old style Mexican restaurant. We r not too hungry so we just order chicken salad and one fish taco. Chicken tastes is great but the fish taco looks ...... , see the picture ( this is what they serve me...just few tomato and few lettuce. Looks like is left over.

I have had Cathy take care of Snicky for years. She is so good with him and always alerts me to any…read morehealth issues. I trust her completely.

A very nice venue for holding equine events! The arena has great footing and the staff is super…read morehelpful. We will hold more events there in the future.

I went to a rodeo last night and it was fantastic! The venue is quite unique because it's a covered…read morefacility with no walls. So whatever the weather is on the outside is what it is on the inside. Around the facility is lots of exposition and display space. It's a very cool looking arena from the bottom of the valley. You look up and it looks like some sort of giant spaceship. It's very modern. Parking is very easy and close to the venue. I can't wait to go back to the same show next year.

I went to the City of Industry Taste event. I paid $62 dollars for unlimited alcohol drinks and…read morefood from various restaurants in the area. Great event. They even had a band from the 80's that was good. I had a blast. The Only thing that I did not like was that they needed a few more vendors for food and wine. They had more beer vendors than wine or vodka. And more Mexican restaurants than others. It was small inside so it got very hot when it got crowded. Parking was included which was great and close to entrance .