cookiesinheaven

is not opening up a second outstanding local store. 
(There is a second store in Long Beach...)

I wish...but the rumour just ain't true.

Labels: grocery stores, Lazy Acres, Santa Barbara, stores

Labels: Chocolate, Paseo Nuevo, Santa Barbara, stores

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In 1915, four Jordano brothers opened a small market in Santa Barbara. More store openings soon followed, and by the 1950s the family-owned business was operating the first chain of supermarkets on the Central Coast. Jordano's stores were known for high quality products, innovative merchandising, and superior customer service. The company grew to become the area's largest wholesale distributor of foodand beverages, and one of the 50 largest companies of its kind in the United States.

Today, Jordano's is still family and employee owned, very proud of its Santa Barbara heritage, and committed to supporting the local community.

Labels: Anniversary, grocery stores, Jordano's, Kitchen, Santa Barbara, stores

Does Pottery Barn want certain women to urinate in their store or did they mean to spell out "Rejoice" and ran out of letters or something....

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and I am so missing Morninglory Music.

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