
Snug tapas bar featuring small plates with a twist & creative cocktails in a loungey atmosphere.
Hours
| Friday | 5 PM–12 AM |
| Saturday | 5 PM–12 AM |
| Sunday | 5–9 PM |
| Monday | 5–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 5–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 5–10 PM |
| Thursday | 5–11 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 30 W Anapamu St, Santa Barbara, CA 93101
Phone: (805) 275-4232
Website: http://milknhoneytapas.com/
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Reviews
I already knew what I wanted and they had it ready almost immediately.
Lamb sliders were very good, but the black mole confit tacos were just straight up baller. Melt in your mouth flavor.
Would definitely go again to try some entrees!
I don’t think I would come back.
We took a day trip to Santa Barbara to celebrate my mom’s birthday. We originally planned to dine at Loquita, but couldn’t get an earlier reservation since we had to head back home, so we decided to give this restaurant a try.
When we arrived, I specifically asked the server before being seated whether they had paella. He showed me the menu and pointed out two types. After we placed our order , including seafood paella, calamari, and several tapas, I asked how long the paella would take, knowing it typically requires time to prepare. The server went to check with the kitchen and came back to inform us that they actually didn’t have paella available. On top of that, several of the tapas we ordered were also unavailable.
I was extremely disappointed, but since we were short on time, we decided to stay — which, unfortunately, turned out to be a mistake.
The food was unbelievably bad. I’ve had tapas in many restaurants across different states, and I truly didn’t think it was possible to get every single dish so wrong.
What disappointed me the most was the service. The server was completely indifferent. They knew we were celebrating a birthday. They knew they had misinformed us. They could clearly see we were unhappy but still chose to stay and yet there was no effort to make up for the inconvenience. Not even a small gesture or acknowledgment.
At the very least, you try to make your guests feel valued when things go wrong. Unfortunately, that was not the case here.
Food leans toward Spanish-American, and you can find a variety of popular favorites like sliders, bacon wrapped dates, etc. We decided to order the Calamari, Ahi Nachos, Burrata the flavor and Mariscos Paella.
Calamari had a nice flakiness, perfectly crisp coating. Very tasty. Ahi Nachos had a nice kick in spice and was pretty solid in flavor. The Burrata was my favorite with tomatoes and garlic; it was incredibly delicious with the buttered bread. The Paella wasn’t the most authentic Mariscos Paella, considering it had chicken; though it was still very robust and flavorful.
Cocktails were strong and fruity. I ordered the Oaxacan Pear-adise, which I highly recommend for something smoky and sweet. My husband ordered the Midnight In The Garden and it was equally satisfying.