Location: Goleta
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The 6 Best Food & Drink in Goleta, California (CA)
Goleta, home to University of California at Santa Barbara (UCSB) and the Santa Barbara Airport, hugs the coast 12 miles west of Santa Barbara. First called "The Good Land" by the Spanish, Goleta was once known for its rich agriculture, and smaller scale farms still pepper the landscape. The California Lemon Festival at Girsh Park is a must-see every October. Visitors seeking outdoor adventure can fish off Goleta Pier, surf at Campus Point and hike along bluffs overlooking untrammeled coastline.
Restaurants in Goleta
1. Rock Star Trolley
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Our unique "Open-Air" Trolleys will make your special event even more memorable. Fun, charming, and unforgettable transportation for Beer Tours, weddings, corporate outings, bachelor(ette) parties, birthdays, Xmas-lights tour and wine tours. So book your Trolley with Rock Star Trolley and enjoy the journey.
2. Draughtsmen Aleworks
3. Santa Barbara Cider Company
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4.5 based on 2 reviews
We produce delicious Hard Ciders with simple and real ingredients to deliver a delicious and casual tasting experience. All of our Hard Ciders are Gluten Free and made on dedicated Gluten Free equipment. Our tasting room is kid and dog friendly. We have a food vendor onsite most days. Check out our website for details.
4. Goleta Red Distilling
Goleta Red Distilling- Spirits from the Goodland. We are Goleta's first distillery, making handcrafted Rums, Liqueurs, 100% Agave Spirits, and Gin. Come in for a tasting flight or a cocktail of the day.
5. Folded Hills Estate Tasting Room at the Homestead
Located in the beautiful Santa Ynez Valley, Folded Hills Homestead, Winery and Tasting Room is our newest and most anticipated project to date. Tucked behind the coastal mountains of Santa Barbara County, we are the closest winery to the ocean, and your first stop on the way to wine country. Our new location is the original dwelling of a simple homesteader who settled here in 1898. Along with raising animals, planting trees and tending to row crops, he built a hillside vineyard and made pre-Prohibition wine in his basement. The story is so captivating, you can feel it speak through the walls, floors and relics left behind. The unique restoration we have completed preserves these nostalgic characteristics as well as the organic farm and trees that surround us. Folded Hills Homestead is a come-as-you-are kind of place. A place where we have serious standards when it comes to our wine, while never taking ourselves too seriously.
