Santa Barbara Wine + Food Festival

Festival · Upper East ·

Santa Barbara Wine + Food Festival

Festival · Upper East ·

Central Coast wineries, culinary delights, museum setting

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2559 Puesta Del Sol, Santa Barbara, CA 93105 Get directions

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"Taking place in Santa Barbara from July 19 to July 20, the California Wine Festival will showcase 200 California wines and feature food from local restaurants; tickets range from $94.12 to $135.88 and VIP passes are already sold out." - Mona Holmes

https://la.eater.com/2024/7/15/24196026/levain-bakery-opening-expansion-cookies-venice

Santa Barbara Wine + Food Festival

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"I flagged that the Santa Barbara Polo & Wine Festival is happening on September 8, with tickets still available and an expectation of drinks from some of the Central Coast’s best wineries plus lots of local bites." - Farley Elliott

https://la.eater.com/2018/8/30/17796110/chinatown-restaurant-hop-louie-comeback

Santa Barbara Wine + Food Festival

Mark

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Of the wine festivals Santa Barbara hosts this is one of the best locations and most mature crowd. Sure there’s the California Wine Festival at beach but that more like a fraternity party whole is a more sophisticated cocktail party but still SB casual. The festival is spread out among the trees but the narrow pathways can feel cramped as the GA ticket holders arrive. Best to buy the early entry to enjoy some peace and quiet as you stroll along the crest with wine in hand.

Mark F.

Yelp

100+ wineries & foot samplings nestled in the woodland along Mission Creek at the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History. *Sells out every year *Upscale but not fancy Of the wine festivals Santa Barbara hosts this is one of the best locations and most mature crowd. Sure there's the California Wine Festival at beach but that more like a fraternity party whole is a more sophisticated cocktail party but still SB casual. The festival is spread out among the trees but the narrow pathways can feel cramped as the GA ticket holders arrive. Best to buy the early entry to enjoy some peace and quiet as you stroll along the crest with wine in hand. Great turnout from wine makers, restaurants, and your favorite wine friends!