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Best Spanish food near Summerland, California, United States
Discover Restaurants offering the best Spanish food in Summerland, California, United States. This town’s name says it all: Summerland is a classic California beach town. Just five miles south of Santa Barbara, swing off Highway 101 to meander down Lillie Avenue, dotted with antique stores, cozy cafes and locally owned shops punctuated by charming cottages. The town’s central beach is framed by Lookout Park, where you can watch the breakers from above and take in the breathtaking views.
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1. Cava Restaurant & Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 229 reviews
Experience the bold flavors of superb Latin cuisine from Spain, Mexico and South America in a romantic setting in the village of Montecito. Sunflower colored walls, original artwork, cozy fireplace, relaxed outdoor terraza and a beautiful bar and Tapas lo
Reviewed By Will1989
This is very nice restaurant tucked away in charming shopping area just outside of Santa Barbara. Appropriate that we visited on Cinco de Mayo! The bartender gave us a great margarita, his favorite, while we waited to be seated. The menu has so many great choices a mix of Mexican and Spanish cuisine. The five of us ordered different things and we were all impressed with our orders and enjoyed them! Plenty of food!
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2. Loquita Santa Barbara
Overall Ratings
4 based on 233 reviews
Loquita is a Spanish restaurant offering authentic Spanish food including hot and cold tapas and pintxos, wood-fired seafood, grilled meats and three types of paella. The wine list is comprised almost entirely of Spanish wines and the cocktail program fea
Reviewed By SBGiGi
Food here is wonderful and the ambiance in the outside patio area is fantastic. Prices on wine are extremely high, but the sangria is good and reasonably prices. There are lots of tapas dishes, as you would expect. But when you order a couple of these (they aren't big) and then a paella, the cost shoots up to be extremely expensive, even for Santa Barbara! So go if you want to have a special meal or date, but save it for special!
3. Milk & Honey
Overall Ratings
4 based on 132 reviews
Reviewed By IdRatherBEating
Came to Santa Barbara with my girlfriends for a weekend getaway and stumbled upon Milk and Honey. It is dimly lit and limited seating, we did not make a reservation, but got lucky after waiting only a few minutes. We ordered the street corn, date wrapped in bacon and Brussels sprouts to start. The street corn had a great kick of spice to it, the honey drizzled on the dates was so tasty and the Brussels sprouts were covered in lemon-goodness. For our entree I had the Ahi Tartare... it was not my favorite- it tasted like nothing. A friend of mine had the Por Que Pig and said it was very good and the smartest friend of them all ordered the Nice Rack- Lamb Chops it came 3-4 lamb lollipops to an order and it was the best lamb I have EVER had. It was covered in a teriyaki, honey, butter, brown sugar mess topped with fried onions that tasted like pure heaven. I wish I would have ordered that and had it all to myself. I would drive 4.5 hours to have this dish any day. Thank you Milk and Honey.
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