Terrible! Slow and expensive. Mud in plugs that were left on the ground. Worst experience charging…read moreEVER.

The first 3 I pulled into were broken and the one that worked charged at 230 miles an hour.read more

This Tesla Supercharger is super convenient, right off the freeway. You can walk to a McDonald's, a…read moreCVS, and a small strip mall area. I got there early, so not everything was open went to McDonalds for restroom. Afterwards went for a walk it's a nice place to stretch your legs. Just a heads up, it gets busy fast. By the time I was leaving, all the spots were full. Overall, it's a great, well-located charging stop.

Was located on the roof level of a public parking structure that I accidentally drove past by. A…read moregood amount of chargers with only one out of order. All of them are shaded in the structure except two chargers. Went here on a Friday morning and they were almost all full. Decent charge time. Prime location in Santa Barbara though and off the 101 freeway!

This has officially become our go-to supercharger stop whenever we're in Carpinteria. There are…read moreplenty of charging stalls, so we've never had to wait long. What really makes this spot great though is the location because it's right in the middle of a bunch of good food options. Our favorite? Dargan's Irish Pub, just downstairs from the parking lot. It's super convenient, and when they first open, it's nice and quiet, perfect if you want to get a little work done, sip a drink, or just chill with some apps while your car powers up. Honestly, it's more than just a charging stop now because it's part of our road trip ritual.

Downtown Santa Barbara has FINALLY stepped up its game and got a Tesla Supercharger. Woohoo! It is…read morelocated in the public city Ortega lot #10 at Ortega and Anacapa on the third level. As with almost all city lots here, it's free for the first 75 minutes, then $2 per hour there after. There are 12 charging ports with speeds up to 250 kWh. The garage is half a block from downtown's State Street with Paseo Nuevo and all the shopping/dining options. I have a feeling it's going to be a busy option since there's usually only 3-5 available chargers on a Saturday. Great for the city and drivers!

On my last road trip coming home from Monterey, I stopped here to charge the car. It was a rather…read moresmall charging station tucked into the corner of a small valet parking lot for the Rosewood Miramar Beach hotel, right next to a gate leading to the All Saints By the Sea Church. The charging stalls here were the older not-so-supercharging ones rated at 72 kW. They might not be as fast, but it was the cheapest kW option in the area.

To find the superchargers, look for the small "Staff Parking" sign for the Rosewood Miramar Beach…read moreHotel. There are 8 stalls located in the back of the lot that can charge up to 72kW. It reached up to 74kW (297 mi/hr) for me. They have trash bins nearby to keep the lot clean. Bathrooms are not easily accessible as you have to step inside the Rosewood Miramar Hotel but it might be worthwhile to check out for the dining options and views.

Convenient location off the freeway and inside a mall area that's almost deserted. There are 8…read morecharging ports. Spent 20 minutes here and got charged up.

Fredy arrived on time and with his mate did the job professionally and quickly. He has been the…read morego to Electrician at our house for years now.

From the initial phone call, Fredy and his team were very professional and knowledgeable in…read moretroubleshooting and repairing my problem. They did a great and quick job at a reasonable price! I have no problem recommending his services

I recently made a trip out to California and wanted to get the most out my visit. I was looking for…read moresomething really adventurous and unique and contacted Epoch Restoration. I rented a beautiful 1966 Ford Econoline outfitted with a bed, sink, cooktop, everything I needed for a great camping experience. I drove the van out to Joshua Tree for some wonderful views, hiking and climbing. The van drove well and was a real head turner. We got so much attention (waves and smiles) driving the van around and it made the experience that much more exciting. The owner Stephan really set us up for the trip and went over everything we needed to know about the van to get the most out of the van's amenities. If you're looking for a reliable vehicle to get out there and see all that California has to offer, I highly recommend Epoch Restorations. There's so much to do, whether you wanna ride to the beach, see the desert or the mountains, Epoch's selection of outfitted retro vans and RVs will get you there in style! Again, I highly recommend Epoch as it was an amazing experience. What are you waiting for? It's perfect for your next adventure!! Thanks Epoch for the great experience and memories! Cheers amigos!

Wonderful eclectic vintage adventure! Stephen is an awesome host and was very helpful we really…read moreenjoyed the funky cool little vibe this van had. An awesome adventure down at the beach for the weekend. I highly recommend

There is simply no other place I would rather be: Walking…read moreEating Picnicing Relaxing+chilling It' s so clean, peaceful, and a sight for sore eyes. Rest of L.A.: shithole deluxe, packed, and an eyesore till they bleed. So many food options, (GyroMania and Suisen Ramen and Yolanda's my fave) a Vons, (bummed their only sports bar, The Ravern Tavern, closed a year or 2 ago it was nice) plenty of grass, walkable paths, public restroom. No Starbucks, but a Coffee Bean here. Literally minutes from farmers market on Sundays, Toppers Pizza, Peninsula Park for another nice stroll or picnic area next to Hampton Inn, a wide open, free parking and zero crowd Hollywood Beach. Don't think you can find a single soul that doesn't like this area. Great to walk through the streets of the community homes and get severely depressed; borderline suicidal you didn't buy these a decade ago for a quarter of the price.

This is a great place to take a walk along the water. You can only cross over the water using the…read morepedestrian bridge. You can walk south down the pathway and follow it back up towards the Channel Islands Harbor but you can't cross over. You would have to back track from which you came. It's a good 45-60 minute walk if you start over by the Coffee Bean and head down to the Harbor Island Lane then up along the private property on the water and then back. There are lots of restaurants and business along the marina that has great views and lots of benches along the walking path. There are public park restrooms near the playground. I have come here on my breaks to take in some fresh air and beautiful marina views. I highly recommend walking the pathway.