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It's the girlfriend's birthday. She wants to go to SB.

Looking to leave Saturday AM and spend an afternoon doing something fun, then have a romantic dinner (not at a chain restaurant... preferably some place with a good, possibly well-known chef and a nice ambience). Any kind of food is fine, italian, fancy californian style, etc.

and finally stay at a nice hotel for a romantic evening.

PLEASE help me out with some ideas!!

Thanks in Advance, I've never been to SB before!!

Mike

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Last year, I took a bunch of us down to the Brown Pelican in Santa Barbara. The restaurant is right next to the beach and they serve up an awesome breakfast for a very reasonable price. When you get there, that's what I'd start with.

There is the Santa Barbara Mission that first comes to mind which you can check out. And, I'd suggest you find yourself a nice bed and breakfast for the evening.

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Mike, stay at that hotel in Ventura we stopped at coming back from the Hearst Castle meet last year.

icepig

Why do you call her "the" girlfriend and not "my" girlfriend? Do you not want her to be associated with you? It seems rather impersonal.

In Santa Barbara, you might try going to a wine tasting as one of the things to do.

MR_X

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do you have the capability to rent a camper and tow it?

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I'll call *my* girlfriend whatever I want

I've already thought about wine tasting, but thanks

PS. stop trying to analyze my posts Dr. Phil

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what was it called?

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http://cliffhouseinn.com/

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wtf 2 night minimum, f*ck that

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Give them a call, I don't think they will hold to you that considering the time of year and the weather.

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$$$$HHIIITTT......GOOD LUCK BRATHA!!! lol

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dude wtf, cliffhouse inn is sold out this weekend
no wonder the 2 night min