Loved this place! Came before Christmas and it was popping and busy! The vibe was perfect. The…read morebartender provided great service and was very attentive and helpful. The Wallflower was my favorite drink I tried but everything was delicious. Will definitely be back soon!

Cool local neighborhood bar located in Camarillo Springs. Large parking lot but it is shared with a…read moresoccer field so can be hard to find parking depending on time. There is no food served at this location but plenty of food/snacks available from outside vendors or liquor store next door. Now the drinks...selection is amazing. From mixed drinks, huge craft beer selection and yes there is wine. The mixed drinks are my favorite since they are really good. Mai tai or any rum drinks are a must here. Best deal day is still Wednesday $10 days. Service is super friendly. Crowd is really fun too. Make sure to visit them.

I am definitely a "happy hour" attendee. Every time I've gone, it's been during happy hour. I've…read morehad almost every item on that menu and have no complaints. Some items are shareable if you want to split a salad and sliders. I got an espresso martini for dessert as I heard they are good here. And it arrived with 2088 in sugar! Very cute... and good! It seems everyone in Camarillo knows about Twenty88 which is how I discovered it; my hairdresser gave me the low-down. For those who accidentally arrive between 3 - 4, check out the way-back. It's still considered the bar area, and it's very comfortable.

Cute restaurant…read more Yummy Food & Good service I would come back again to try different things from the menu. Looks like some of the menu prices are different since I went here last, about 8 months ago. I'll try & check out their happy hour next time.

5/15/2026 Stopped by for lunch today. Glibert was our…read moreamazing server. He was kind, professional and efficient. We started with drinks and soups. My wife had the cream of mushroom and I had the pazole. Both were excellent. We also ordered the same dish which was the avocado chicken sandwich. The service, food and ambiance were perfect. Highly recommended.

Latitude 34 is located at the Camarillo Outlets. It faces across the lot from the Columbia Store &…read morethe Vans Outlet. You can make reservations on Open Table. They offer New American Cuisine, which includes California Fusion Menu Items. Ashley was our awesome server. She was pretty cool & funny. Ashley was definitely knowledgeable about the menu & recommended a few things to try. Came to try out their happy hour menu. Their happy hour is on the higher side, but I would still come back & try out more items on the menu... Drinks were on point. The Chef's Soup of the Day was Pozole. It was actually pretty good. It was a tad chilly on the patio. So a bowl of pozole was perfect. I will definitely come back to Latitude again & I'll bring some friends :)

Ha!! What a freaking cool spot I love that I walked in the door and completely felt like I was at a…read morelittle bar in Waikiki lol The bartender is freakin cool and fun which is how a bartender should be! Drinks are strong and you better believe all the drinks are only 9.99 which is freaking fantastic in today's economy I'm used to having to drive to LA for cool spots and so happy we are now gettin hip local spot!! I had dans pink drink and the mai tai both were hitters and you order food too Amazing decor and vibes

Ate there on 3/25/26, The Chipotle chicken and Canadian pizza was okay, not much flavor in the…read moresauce. The Tiki bartender, didn't even acknowledge my wife and I as we walked in. He was in a lengthy, loud conversation with 1 lady sitting at the bar. There was one other man eating, at the table next to us, he was an employee. I had to go up to the bar and mentioned to him it was our first time here. He didn't seem to volunteer, any information on how to order, until I asked him. Then he just said there is a number on the table to order. I asked if he had a menu, he seemed bothered that I asked for a menu. He mentioned I could order from the hostess, so I did. She was very nice and polite and took our order. While waiting for the pizza, trying to get the napkin dispenser on the table to work. They were not even popping up to use. Bar tender ignored the tapping the dispenser on the table. So I switched one dispenser from another table to ours. He never said a word when I tried to get the napkins to pop up. The bartender looked and took the faulty ones and placed them on the bar counter, and never tended to the problem. He didn't even say anything, not a sorry about that, He just continued talking to the lady. Pizza was delivered and we had a few slices left. I just went to the hostess and asked her for a box. She was very fast and we thanked her on our way out. He did not do anything behind the bar, other than talk to the lady. Then he served her a drink, and then waved his hand over the screen, it appeared he didn't charge her for the drink, He did not type in anything. Then a man walked in and sat at the bar, he ordered a beer. Then suddenly bar tender, has lots of work to do, moving around the bar like he is supposed to. It was like someone knows somebody in the business. He was slacking and ignoring us, he never asked, is everything okay or if we needed a pizza box to go, I was already asking the hostess for a box. Probably because I got my own napkins, because I didn't want to interrupt him talking to the lady. We will not be going back to the 999 pizza Tiki bar. I am giving 1 star for the bar service. 5 Stars to the hostess.

Hands down my favorite local bar. I used to stop in…read morefrequently in my 20s to 30s. Still the same vibes. It's truly where you can easily make friends. I dropped in with friends after we had dinner in Oxnard to celebrate a birthday. We still had some battery left, unusual for us after hitting our 40s. We still had some energy left for a game of pool and a couple drinks. We had an awesome bartender, but her name escapes me.

Small little neighborhood bar that is perfect for a simple night out to grab a drink…read more Good selection of alcohol - drinks weren't too expensive. A couple pool tables to enjoy a game. Not too many seat options, but that's okay. Easy parking right outside. Quick, easy spot to grab a drink out.

Excellent food and service. I always stop here when I'm in the area. Excellent beer selection…read more Great food.

Pho Basil & Mint. Great find in a shopping center in Camarillo. It was pho sure worth the search…read more This food was very good! Typical restaurant. Full bar w/March Madness game playing on the TV. Greater promptly and friendly. We had the shrimp only #3 Spring Rolls. Hubby had 31B, Chicken & Basil over brown rice. I had the #38 Crispy noodles, shrimp only and lots of veggies. The portions are very large. But we did not leave any behind. We were starved and this fit all of our cravings!

Great way to cap off a day along the Ventura County coast! I haven't been to Ottavio's since they…read morehad a location in Thousand Oaks in the 80s. Man! That was a HH the likes of which will never be seen again. But I digress...TODAY is today! Great, private parking lot with easy in/out. We came in for a lovely dinner and got just that. Seated immediately and in a comfy booth along the wall, perfect for people watching. SO. MANY. PEOPLE! I wasn't expecting a restaurant to be so full on a Tuesday night, but when you're as good as Ottavio's you develop a loyal following of locals who enjoy their time here. Many celebrations were obviously being had in just our little portion of the restaurant. There are multiple rooms, accommodating various sized parties, and the hot, delicious Italian faire just kept coming. Fresh, warm bread was delivered with our water and we dove into that doughy deliciousness strait away. Hubs went with a 50/50 plate of spaghetti and cheese ravioli with a meat sauce and added meatballs. I snuck a bite of the meatballs and they were very good, as was the sauce. I opted for the Tortellini Silvana, which was described as cheese tortellini w/sauteed chicken, fresh spinach, basil and sun dried tomato cream sauce. It was FABulous! Light and delicate sauce with full flavor. A generous portion, I took about 1/2 home! Our entrees each came with a choice of soup or salad. Hubs chose Italian Wedding and I went with Minestrone. (Side note: I knew well and good I would be having 2 soups, so I wanted to try both. ;-D) Both were made from scratch and delicious! I was impressed with how fluid the staff worked along side one another. Drinks then food then boxing and the check and - voila! - table turned and on to the next group, all while maintaining a welcoming and pleasurable attitude and friendly service. We are sure to have another meal here, next time we're craving old school Italian, homemade, handed down family recipes in Camarillo. Cheers! "CC"

No flavor and very basic Everything taste like it came from…read morea can and boxed wine. Server was nice and attentive

Lure fish House is my favorite places to eat at. I have been to many of their locations and…read moreVentura is always going to be my favorite. But I have been to this location many times and I have always enjoyed their food. We had Cassidy as our server this last time and she was so helpful, quick to bring stuff and had good recommendations. Shout out to Cassidy for outstanding service! Our favorites are pop rock shrimp, raw oysters, new favorite is the sliders which Cassidy has recommended. We used go love spicy seafood ceviche and the one with mango until they no longer have this and changed recipe for the spicy seafood ceviche. Nevertheless the food is never a disappointment! Will return soon

Had an amazing dinner this evening at Lure in Camarillo. Carla was our amazing server. Carla was…read morekind, efficient, thorough, professional and attentive. Samantha assisted with food delivery and was professional and kind as well. We also visited with Oreana "Ory", the GM, such a special, authentic and amazing individual. The ambiance was popping hot and upbeat. We started with drinks and appetizers. My wife had the grilled artichoke and I had the New England clam chowder. For entrees we both had the halibut entree with spinach and my wife had rice and I had the potato cake which I split with her. We had ice tea and water. What a nice time and great people, food and ambiance. Highly recommended

This place checks all the boxes. Service. Spot on and then…read moresome. Food. was nothing short than great Ambience. is nice and relaxing. Can't wait till next time.

Great as always. The staff are really nice and friendly,…read moreand the food came out pretty fast. Everything tasted really good. The only downside was my friend's salad -- they said the veggies didn't seem super fresh. I had the French onion soup and a pulled pork sandwich, and both were really good. The portions are pretty big though, I couldn't even finish mine.

I absolutely cannot get enough of this place…read more The basement here is really the place to be. I love the ambiance, and the history on the walls. The cocktails change so it's always fun to come back! I always try to be there when this section opens. I love the calmness of the space and it gets livelier as the night progresses and it does get packed Always one of my highly recommended spots for people who want great drinks, fantastic atmosphere and delicious food. I'm looking forward to my next stop in!

If you're going to hang your hat on the speakeasy aesthetic--dim lights, hushed tones, whispers of…read moreexclusivity--then understand this: you're entering into an unspoken pact with your patrons. We expect a certain standard, a level of care that borders on obsession. So when I catch Evan Williams--respectable, questionable, but barely twelve bucks a bottle--making an appearance behind the bar, it feels like a breach of trust. A quiet betrayal under low lighting. The illusion only works if the details hold up under scrutiny... and that pour? It broke the spell. And then comes the real offense: discovering that your Old Fashioned--the crown jewel of any respectable cocktail program--are built on bottom-shelf, dust-collecting bourbon. That's not just a letdown, it's a slap in the face. A cocktail like that deserves reverence, not shortcuts. And as if to twist the knife, there it was--a massive can of red maraschino cherries sitting shamelessly atop the bar, like some relic from a dive that's given up on finesse. It wasn't just a misstep. It was disrespect. In a place claiming the speakeasy mantle, details like these matter. They're the difference between theater and parody. The cocktails did not warrant the $15 price tag. Moreover, I would have paid more had I know the class of bourbon upfront. What ultimately redeems the space is its ambiance. The low flicker of the fireplace, the soft embrace of worn leather sofas, the curated hum of music floating just above conversation--it's seductive, even soulful. The room itself is small, intimate--the kind of place where you're bound to recognize a face, or at the very least, feel inclined to invite a stranger to share the sofa and maybe a story. And then there's the setting--tucked beneath a historic relic, a basement bar built into the bones of old Americana. The building dates back to the early 1900s, echoing with a past that deserves to be honored, not phoned in. That's exactly why I expected more from the cocktails. A place with this much atmosphere shouldn't fall flat when it comes to what's in the glass. It's a mismatch--a beautiful stage, but a script that doesn't quite rise to meet it.