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THE DAILY NEXUS GUIOE to DIIHS, Ofivhng and DANCING May 28Th, Nineteen Ninety-Three THE DAILY NEXUS GUIOE TO DIIHS, OfiVHNG AND DANCING May 28th, Nineteen Ninety-Three Pm ZACK GROSS MAN/Duljr New Maybe you’ve had a burrito and a coke just one too many times, you know? Well, look inside to find something different. Seaside Heavenly Snacking Mexican p . 5 P -7 (AND OF COURSE LISTINGS TO GET YOU THERE PASTER) 2 A Friday, May 28,1993 Advertising Supplement Daily Nexus I / S ^ I HI G $ MEXICAN: I Would Like to Propose a Tostada! Ole! ACAPULCO BETO’S CANTINA CASA BLANCA HECTOR’S MEXICAN RANCHO VIEJO LA PARILLA SUIZA 1114 State St.963-3469 2251 Las Positas, 682-5454 509 State St, 966-5814 RESTAURANT 3302 McCaw Ave., 569-9333 133 N. Fairview, Goleta, Voted best happy hour food OpenMon-Sat 11:30 am-10 Traditional homestyle 7398 Calle Real, 685-6522 Overlooking Loreto Plaza off 681-7429 and margaritas four years run­ pm. Sun 10 am-10 pm. Price Mexican food. “It’s really “Mexican...Spicy!” Open Las Positas Authentic Mexican food ning. Mon-Thur 11 am-10 pm. range $4.50-514.50. good!” Open Mon-Thur 11 daily 5-9 pm. Price range: A Mexican restaurant & made Acapulco style. Classic Fri-Sat 11 am-11 pm. Sunday am-midnight Fri 11 am-3 am, S2-S10. cantina that features $3.95 seafood, chicken and steak brunch 10-2 am. Happy hour CAFE VALLARTA Sat 10 am-3 am. Sun 10 am-2 Sunday 9 am-2 pm. Dinner super hmcheon specials. En­ dishes. Open Sun-Thurs 4-7 pm. Special late night 217-B State SL, SB, 564-8494 am. Priced to $6.95. buffet Tues 5-9 pm, $8.95. joy SI margaritas or $1.50 9am-9pm, Fri-Sat 9am-10pm. happy hour Fri, Sat, Sun9 pm- Classical gourmet Mexican Open Mon-Thu 11 am-9 pm, domestic beers in their lounge Price range: $2.50-30. close. and Yucatan cuisine: stuffed Fri 11 am-10 {nn. Sat 9 am-10 area during Happy Hour Mon- prawns Culiacan style. Cochi- pm. Fri 4-6 pm. Come one, come ALEX’S CANTINA nita Pibil + cooked in banana all. Open Mon-Sat 11 am-10 SUN, SURF 5918 Hollister Ave., Goleta, leaves. Avocado-lime cheese­ PESCADO’S pm. Sun 8 am-10 pm. & SAFETY 683-2577 cake, and many gourmet de­ 422 N. Milpas, 965-3805 633 State St.. SJB„ 966-0032 sserts. Tapas Bar + 25 appe­ Baja-style Mexican cuisine ROSE CAFE LOS CABOS Live bands Tues, Wed, and tizer selections. Local and im­ utilizing fresh fish. Also great 424 E. Haley, 966-3773 298 Pine Ave., Goleta, Sun. Happy Hour 3:30-7 pm ported wines. Open Happy Hour specials! Open Mexican! Open 7 am-9:30 683-0456 Mon-Fri. Free appetizers! Di­ llam-2:30pm Tues-Sat for Mon-Sat 11 am-10 pm. Sun pm. Price range Sl.80-S7.75. (behind Hope n' Hagen’s) ning 11 am-10 pm. Price lunch, 5:30-l(k30pm Tues- 3-9 pm. Price range: Not just tacos and burritos! range: lunch $4.50-$5.50, din­ Sun for dinner. Price range: S3.50-S7.50. THE ZIA CAFE Serving a wide selection of ner S4.75-S8.95. S7.25-S13.95. 532 State St., 962-5391 fresh homemade Mexican PLAY A AZUL CAFE Authentic New Mexican food. Baja-style lunches and THE CANTINA 914 Santa Barbara St., cuisine at reasonable prices. dinners that are low in fat and Buddk (fi! 966 C. Embarcadero del Mar, 966-2860 Cuisine from New Mexico prepared with no lard! Also LV. Early California style cook­ features: blue com tortillas featuring a unique Salsa Bar, 968-2862 ing using old family recipes. and red or green chile rellenos. patio dining and a full bar with BAJA BROILER Freshly prepared healthy Vegetarian dishes available. REALLY authentic. Open for jumbo 17- ounce Margaritas! 140 N. Fairview Ave., Mexical food. Fresh salsa bar Open Sun-Thurs 11:30 am-9 breakfast 7:30 am-2:30 pm Sat 967-8882 and homemade com tortillas. EL POLLO NORTENO pm, Fri-Sat ll:30am-10 pm & Sun, lunch M-Sat 11 PANCHO VILLA INN Daily specials and live music. (formerly El Polio Loco) 2618 De La Vina, 569-1872 Price range: S5-S10. am-2:30 pm, Dinner M-Sun. 5771 Calle Real, Goleta, Breakfast served until 12 Enjoy our health- 336 N. Milpas St, 962-3655 ¡HOLA! AMIGOS 964-3716 noon. Open 10 am-10 pm. consciously prepared, deli­ Grilled chicken and tri-tip. RESTAURANT Great Mexican food in a ciously different — flame- Price range $2.50-30. A CANTINA family atmosphere with mod­ broiled chicken and tri-tip. EL s m o 29 E. Cabrillo Blvd., est prices. Beer and wine. Great for lunch, snack, dinner 138 S.Salinas 963-0171 963-1968 Take out available. Open and school parties. Also serv­ Burritos, brocheta, and tor- Best Mexican food, mar­ Mon-Sat 11:30 am-10 pm. ing tacos, burritos and all-you- tas. Open 10 am-8:30 pm. garitas in Santa Barbara. Sun noon-10 pm. can-drink beverages. Open Price range Sl.85-S3.20. Happy Hour 4-8 pm with free daily 10:30 am-9:30 pm, Sun­ food bar 4-7. Open Mon- PARADISO day 11 am-930 pm. FELIX’S CANTINA Thurs 11 am-10 pm, Fri-Sat 11 4135 State St. 964 9975 525 State St. 962-1432 am-11 pm. Sun Brunch open Grilled chicken and tri-tip, BAJA JOE’S Authentic Mexican seafood 10am-2 pm, dinner 2-9:30 pm. burritos, chiles rellenos. Open 1208 State S t, 564-3208 — a shrimp lovers paradise. Price range: S6-S14. 10 am-10 pm. Price range: Owners Hugo Mendez, Joe Full bar — serving “El Vam- S2.50-S10.95. Caligiari. Located on mid- CARUTO’S piro.” Mariachi entertainment p o l l o f i n o State St., Baja Joe’s offers a 1324 State St.962-7112 Latin music for dancing Fri, 6831 Hollister Ave., 685-1141 PEPE’S kicked back atmosphere Mexican grilled food from Sat and Sun nights. Price Serves the best chicken in 254 Orange Ave., 967-0313 where you can sit back and en­ Pueblo, Mayan, and Aztec range S3.50-S17. Open Mon- town and our famous flying Quality Mexican food in a joy the sounds of live music cultures. Open Mon-Fri 11 Thu 11:30 am-12 midnight burritos. Open 11 am-9 pm 7 casual atmosphere. Tasty fro­ from local bands or have a am-10 pm, Sat-Sun 8 am-10 Fri, Sat and Sun 11:30 am-2 days a week. Price range: LA COCHINA DE TERE zen margaritas. All-you-can- pitcher of beer with friends. pm. Price range: S7-S10. S3-S8. eat brunch buffet $9.95 every am- * u 617 N. Milpas St, 966-2808 COFFEE: Iced in Summer! ESPRESSO ROMA CAFE JAVA JONES SANTA BARBARA 888A Emb. del Norte, 6560 Pardall, IV. ROASTING CO. 685-5210 Excellent espresso drinks 321 Motor Way (between ÄLLARTA 728 State St, 962-4721 and fresh pastries in a com­ State & Chapala off Gut- Open 7:30am-l 1:30pm fortable environment Featur­ tierez), 962-0320 YUCATAN STYLE CUISINE daily, Voted SB’s “Best Cafe” ing the fimkadelic art stylings Open 7 days 7am-midnight. by the Nexus and Indepen­ of Bfibbee. Happy Hour 2-5 We roast daily, the freshest dent Serving the strongest Mon-Fri. Open 7am-llpm most exotic coffee; over 60 coffee at the lowest prices! daily. varieties and blends. Enjoy a I.V. location features fresh capuccino or espresso at our baked muffins, cheesecake, KALDI’S COFFEE HOUSE authentic Italian Espresso Bar. scones, fresh OJ & great art 1155 Coast Village Rd., Suite Fresh and tasty croissants and work! D, Montecito muffins. Also everything for 565-5292 your home brewing needs. GREEN DRAGON ART Between Jon Douglas Com­ STUDIO A ESPRESSO BAR pany and Letter Perfect Sta­ 22 W. Mission St, 687-1902 tionery “Montecito’s First Open 7am until midnight Coffee House.” We offer the The city’s most elegant es­ finest coffees, light foods, presso bar and art gallery. Sip beer and wine. Inside and a Cafe Latte and share a cho­ courtyard seating. Local en­ colate cheesecake surrounded tertainment Thurs-Mon. Art­ by fine art in our converted work changes monthly. The cathedral sanctuary. Live best freshest goods in town! acoustic music Thur-Sun. Open 6:30 am-10 pm daily. THIS PAPER Daily Nexus Advertising Supplement Friday, May 28,1993 3 A Bowling for Orchids in Goleta Open All Night and spare to make, they’d offer up a six-pack for making it Watch what that can do to a Ready to Rock and person’s concentration. Be careful though, I once had to buy Dave a twelver Roll, One Local Alley because he actually made a 4-10 split Has Carved Out If you’re really want to, you can even get a printout of the game score sheet to Quite a Comfortable show all your friends that you really did score 200 points. Okay, so it took me four Niche for Itself games to do it. The best time can be had on Thursdays By Thadeus Cummings at “Rock ’n’ Bowl.” A KTYD DJ brings in a I used to laugh at my friends Greg and thumping sound system to pound out the Dave w hen they would ask m e if I wanted best in rock music. Beers are 99 cents, and to spend the evening bowling, but after Domino’s Pizza brings in a bunch of pies they dragged me out to Orchid Bowl for for six bucks a pop.
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