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• Contemporary French / American • Santa Barbara
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- KKristiCalifornia Central Coast •31 reviews5.0Dined 2 days agoDelicious, creative preparations! Enjoyed the assortment….ech being their own Flavor Gem! We highly recommend….and encourage visitors to go beyond the Baos.More infoSecret BaoPrice: Expensive• Asian• Santa Barbara•4.8
- CCharlesWest Virginia •16 reviews5.0Dined 4 days agoOverall, a great experience. The restaurant is attractive and nicely lit, with small vases of flowers on each table. It was a Monday, not crowded but many tables were occupied. Our table was ready when we arrived. We split a salad, first course and second course. The food was flavorful and well prepared. The pacing was perfect and the quantities made sharing work well. Our cocktails were well crafted and generous. I find this always makes a good impression on me. The server was present and not intrusive. She seemed well informed, offering advice and answering questions without needing to check with someone else. All in all, a great experience and worth going back.More infoCa' Dario RistorantePrice: Expensive• Italian• Santa Barbara•4.8
- IisabelDenver / Colorado •1 review5.0Dined 6 days agoExcellent food and excellent ambience. Loved the experience!More infoFinch & ForkPrice: Expensive• American• Santa Barbara•4.5
- AAnna SophiaVIPSan Francisco Bay Area •1 review5.0Dined on Jan 17, 2025Attentive and knowledgeable service. We started with the cauliflower potato-leek bisque and caesar salad. I enjoyed the bisque and my partner enjoyed the Caesar salad but mentioned smaller pieces of lettuce would have been nice. There was a mix up with a main but they were very speedy and accommodating. The coq au vin was a little too acidic and needed some more of the puree but it was very delicious, almost too much meat which is a good thing. My partners salmon was delicious and well prepared. We skipped dessert but they looked great. Overall a wonderful experience and if we lived in Santa Barbara this would be a regular place for us.More infoThe Black Sheep SB BrasseriePrice: Expensive• Contemporary French / American• Santa Barbara•4.7