This is a really nice outdoor shopping center. I went in the afternoon, and the weather made the…read morewhole experience even better. it's the kind of place that's perfect for just walking around and enjoying the day. The area itself is clean, well-designed, and visually appealing. It's also pet-friendly, which is a big plus if you're bringing your dog along. Overall, it's a very enjoyable spot to stroll, shop, and hang out, especially when the weather is nice

Had a fun filled day at the Paseo Nuvo Shopping Center. It like an outdoor mall with many shops…read morefor, food, treats, smoothies, gelato, clothing and lots of other stuff too. Stopped and had some delicouce gelato to cool of in the summer heat. Bought some Dubi chocolate and did some window shopping too. They have a parking loy at the basement level wich is very convienant. It is paid parking and you pay at the machine at the bottom of the escalators. No cash, no problem the machine takes cedit cards.

We happened upon this plaza while visiting Santa Barbara. Come see how many sculptures you can…read morefind! We intentionally went to Hook & Press Donuts which is part of it. After having our donuts, we walked around the plaza. This plaza is similar to an outdoor mall. There are wide walkways with restaurants and boutique shops. There is parking around the borders. The further in I walked, the more I felt like i had teleported to Europe! The main reason we explored this plaza was because of the sculpture, then the telephone booth, then the turtle pond, etc., and we just kept finding more sculptures & things of interest! Points of interest that I saw: Generation Bridge, Lion, Whale Tail Bench, Telephone Booth, Tile Plaque with La Arcada history, Saint Barbara Award to Hugh Petersen, Turtle Fountain, Ben Franklin, The Mozart Trio Fountain, Mission Bell, Ship Cannon, Sea Turtle, Sea Lion, & Dolphins. There's also one that took me by surprise called "Nice To See You". It's a man washing a window. And there's a man with a child on his shoulders with a fair mural behind them called, "Nice To See You". I'm sure I missed a few things. This was a cool unplanned discovery!

It's a small section in Downtown Santa Barbara with pretty bougie shops. It's actually quite pretty…read moreand is a nice area to walk down during the night. Many random statues of people that people took pictures with.

I love being at Sevilla Square. Best of the Best in SB, from Lagree style Pilates to Yoga, to…read moreD'Angelos food, Rivieras Towels and Gifts, SB Roastery Coffee and Backyard Bowls.. and More... something for everyone and free parking.

If you are a local or a tourist, this little hidden gem is awesome! It is this collection of small…read moreboutique artisans. There is a coffee roaster who roasts in the cafe. There is a artisan chocolate maker, a place that makes great açaí bowls and smoothies. There are just so many cool spots in this little shopping center. Highly recommend walking around!

The Post is a stunning stopping point in Montecito for shopping and dining. I love that it's just a…read morelittle bit past the downtown area so it has less foot traffic. It was easy to find and they also have ample parking being away from the main town. I was able to snag a parking spot on the weekend but if it gets busy they also have valet parking which I appreciate. The grounds of the Post are really beautiful. It's a lovely outdoor space to shop and drink your coffee or tea. The stores are very visually appealing and the aesthetic gives clean and *money lol. But really, let's just call it what it is. To shop here you have to be spending a pretty penny. I won't rate less stars because of this - I just want to acknowledge for fellow readers this is not an outlet, there are no deals - this is a spot for luxury shopping and that's A okay. It's a place I'll gladly come to look around but it's out of my price range. Aside from the shops I love that the Post holds space for one of my favorite new restaurants, Ospi! They also have a coffee shop and meal prep store here if you are looking for something more on the go and small. But as far as restaurants go it's super cool that they have Ospi here.

Such a beautiful location for these new shops and restaurants. With outdoor dining overlooking the…read moreBird Refuge, and right next to the fancy new round-about. The Main Courtyard features a comfy outdoor seating space, surrounded by some amazing greenery, and features a very colorful and historic fountain at the center. Designer clothing shops for men, women, and children, as well as a jewelry designer, leather bags and belts, the Leone Hair Salon, and my new favorite Italian Restaurant, Ospi. Staff at all the shops were were courteous and welcoming. And reasonable Valet parking is also available. Was so much fun to be greeted right away by Tedde and her Garden Shop, Scenery Floral. Tedde is a Curator, Art Historian, and Stylist. She has a nice selection of plants, pottery, garden tools, and so much more. So nice to see the beauty in this small and welcoming outdoor space. Although we did not have a lot of time to truly explore, we did walk in and out of several shops and definitely look forward to bring family and friends for some serious Retail Therapy. We also got the chance to meet stylist Kadel and tour his store, The Optimist, which has an incredible selection of men's clothing. And winding down the day with a late lunch at Ospi. Some delicious wines and cocktails, and Italian Pastas and Pizza. Such a fun spot to eat Breakfast, Lunch, Happy Hour, and/or Dinner.

I love outdoor shopping. This dying plaza gives me hope. It used to have more stores and events…read more Things have changed over the past decade, sadly. If more shoppers express a desire to see new shops come in, this plaza could come back. I still enjoy stopping into Macy's, Williams Sonoma, Talbots and Pottery Barn. After some shopping, I head to Lure. I love that it offers free parking and is easy to get into and out of the parking lots. I hope you will join me in encouraging more retail to come along. I miss a good outdoor shopping plaza and this could be our last chance. I mean, the apartments next door start at $3000 month so turning it into housing seems undesirable. And I love green space but I am not sure the city would support it. See website for hours and more.

La Cumbre Plaza: Santa Barbara's Unexpected Art Revival…read more It's not true that La Cumbre Plaza is a "dead space." In fact, it has become one of the most vibrant creative hubs in Santa Barbara. The number of galleries continues to grow, transforming the plaza into a vibrant new art destination. Grab a coffee, take a stroll, and discover six galleries and creative spaces -- from the colorful and elegant works at Illuminations and Elevate, and Fine Line Galleries, to the ever-changing exhibits at The Voice Gallery. Step into the Museum of Tibetan Art & Culture and Legacy Art Studios to meet Lama Tashi, or visit the Grace Fisher Foundation's Inclusive Arts Clubhouse for a heartwarming dose of community creativity. Pop-up shops, such as Crimson Holidays, and the variety of local artists make it the perfect place for meaningful gift shopping. And if you come on the Third Friday of the month, the entire plaza lights up for the Gallery Row Art Walk -- with music, wine, laughter, and hands-on art-making. You might even help paint a giant paper-mâché elephant for good luck! La Cumbre Plaza isn't fading -- it's evolving. The artists are here, and they're bringing new life to town.

I eat in the shopping center every week. Today on a Sat. received on my van an illegible parking…read morewarning. Was parked less than 1 hour on the side in shade, where I always park. No one to ask, no phone number to call. Now I fear that I can't even shop or eat in the center, for fear of being towed. I find this infuriating to say the least. There is a 2 hour limit, and we never are there more than an hour. They didn't put a notice on the jaguar or the BMW! Parkers beware, don't know if it safe to park there if your car is older.

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I used to work here in college!! (10+ years ago)…read more Was visiting SB and during Covid Times it's hard to know what stores are open or not. This Coach Factory is open with tons of great items and discounts for you. Very organized with everyone super helpful. Coach items are all discounted and there are purses, wallets, umbrellas, men's items, clothes, etc. Right now they monitor the amount of people in the store with a barricade up to let people in for social distancing, , and hand sanitizer. Ask for Megan! She's the best.

Very passionate about the work. I have had two shopping experiences. Will come again next time.read more

I drove to SB to try out a restaurant on State street and decided to stop here on the way from…read moreOxnard. I love that it's a 3 story store. It was very clean and organized. The only part that sucks is that I ended up parking on the street a few blocks away. I was not sure if the parking garage next to Marshalls charged or not.

The Marshalls is great. Staff is not. 6/27/26 there was a girl putting away clothes in the baby…read moresection that blocked the entire isle from end to end so no one is allowed to go in. I'm 8 months pregnant and asked if it's okay if I could look at a baby item at the edge and she rolled her eyes and moved the cart that she intentionally placed for ppl not to disturb her. This is the second time I've had a bad experience with staff. The first time I had someone help me bring my bags to my car and I didn't realize they completely forgot two bags leading to $150 worth of merchandise that I was still charged for. Horrible.

Align pants have the perfect amount of compression and softness for yoga. I have 6 different pairs…read moreand have gotten one pair repaired at this store not that long ago. Imaging my surprised when I came here to get another pair's seam repaired and they told me that they no longer offer this service. The excuse was sometimes the fabric is too worn for repair, which doesn't apply here as my pants are still in good shape, only some of the stitches have come loose at the seam. The quality guarantee distinguishes Lululemon from competitors like Beyond Yoga and Vuori, but now there is no reason to pick Lululemon over the other brands.

Went in for a return and the staff was very considerate of my needs. Presenting the options I had,…read moreI was able to find a new piece that I liked: very knowledgeable. They even gave me future tips! I was advised of a customer policy and law that was very beneficial. They gave me direct steps to make sure I reap the full benefits and I walked out of the store happy as could be! Very kind and considerate. Thank you to the Winter 2026, Sunday morning staff!

Took the kids here today and it was 100% worth the 1.5 hour drive from LA. MOXI is super hands-on…read moreand perfect for kids to just explore and play without getting bored. Every exhibit actually keeps them engaged not just looking, but doing. The interactive tables (like the spinning drum and dice games) were a hit. My kids didn't want to leave and kept going back to the same stations. It's also really clean, organized, and easy to navigate even with little ones. Pricing was reasonable for what you get abbout $25 for adults, $20 for kids, and under 2 is free, which is nice. Staff was friendly and everything felt well-maintained. You can tell they designed this place with kids in mind but adults still have fun too. Definitely a solid family day trip spot from LA. Would come back again

Pros: Close to the train stop…read more Lots of interactive activities Sensory cave to help battle overstimulation Cons: Not good for infants and toddlers. The lactation pod was super loud and not a great place to pump, luckily had the sensory cave. Their infant and toddler room is for walkers only because they don't close it off and make people take their shoes off so definitely not okay for babies like they claim who need a clean environment. Also very little toys. Better if you can already climb and walk. Expensive! They have a 90 mile rule for using reciprocal kids museums and Pasadena's Kidspace is 89 miles away. $25 an adult is not worth it for the parents of a non crawler.