This just in from reader Brendan: “An alcohol license sign for a ‘beer and wine eating place’ has appeared in the window of the building at 121 East Yanonali Street, formerly occupied by L’s Kitchen. There is no business name, but the company name is ‘Acme Hospitality’, which is the Funk Zone powerhouse behind The Lark, Lucky Penny, Loquita, etc.”
-
Recent Posts
- HOLIDAY TAMALE MAKING CLASS
- ALITO’S TO REPLACE CADIZ ON STATE
- LAPLACE WINE BAR & SHOP UPDATE
- GARDEN BURGERS
- THANKSGIVING IN SOLVANG
- KHAO KAENG BY EMPTY BOWL OPENS IN MONTECITO
- SUNNY KOREAN RESTAURANT CLOSES
- WILDWOOD KITCHEN CLOSES
- WHO’S SERVING THANKSGIVING?
- FUNK ZONE UPDATE
- VOTE & VINO
- GRUBHUB ACQUIRES SBMENUS
Recent Comments
- BF on WILDWOOD KITCHEN CLOSES
- VT on LAPLACE WINE BAR & SHOP UPDATE
- Rich on GARDEN BURGERS
- Jerry Mac on VONS AT LA CUMBRE PLAZA BEING REPLACED BY BRISTOL FARMS
- Anita Sonquist on LAPLACE WINE BAR & SHOP UPDATE
- Andy Gault on LAPLACE WINE BAR & SHOP UPDATE
- Andy Gault on LAPLACE WINE BAR & SHOP UPDATE
- Hefe on GARDEN BURGERS
- Katie on GARDEN BURGERS
- Rex Of SB on PIZZA MIZZA IS NOW MIZZA PIZZA
- The Resaturant Guy on GARDEN BURGERS
- Tom on LAPLACE WINE BAR & SHOP UPDATE
- Kerry L White on LAPLACE WINE BAR & SHOP UPDATE
- Joshua A Levi on GARDEN BURGERS
- Hefe on GARDEN BURGERS
- CT on WILDWOOD KITCHEN CLOSES
- Bob on LAPLACE WINE BAR & SHOP UPDATE
- Marie on GARDEN BURGERS
- Issac on PIZZA MIZZA IS NOW MIZZA PIZZA
- Sbmizzou on GARDEN BURGERS
Subscribe
Archives
Sure miss Lorraine at L’s Kitchen. She got chased out with a triple rent increase with a 60 day notice.
The “Funk Zone” is starting to resemble an Encino strip mall.
I liked Lorraine too. That place was nice.
However to call the Funk Zone an Encino strip mall might be a bit too far. 🙂 The ACME group is running circles around this area, because they understand the importance of service. Yes, it’s not cheap, but they have brought some great dining options to our community. I just wish someone else would understand the formula and challenge them as well — because we’d all benefit! Still hoping one day Santa Barbara gets on the map as a Foodie destination.