Sushi 29 - Santa Barbara

Local Sushi Spot that fits your budget for Santa Barbara visitors.Service is amazing, food and happy hour are great for the price!Tower 29 is worth it :

Tried one of their special which included Mango. Worked in taste despite my curiosity. Other then some of the special dishes and their more adventures for sushi, service was fast polite and very hospitable. The servers were very friendly and had a cheerful air about them. The atmosphere of the restaurant was relaxing and delightful. The food was delicious including the dessert. I will state i did enjoy the flower roll which was one of the special of the day that I went.

Local Sushi Spot that fits your budget for Santa Barbara visitors.Service is amazing, food and happy hour are great for the price!Tower 29 is worth it :

Avoid. Review:Sushi: American-style sushi of low quality here.1 Sushi rolls and starter of poppers consist of low quality ingredients, small portions, and dressed with strong tasting Americanised sauce that shouldn’t be near sushi (all too common sadly .2 salmon nigiri is cut with dodgy knife-work (see picture and I strongly suspect the fish has been frozen (appearance, served temperature being cold, texture .Service: Front of staff have mixed experience levels from the completely beginner so the medium-tenure. Low communication skills and staff took no notice of the low quality food being left behind when asking for the bill.Kitchen:The kitchen is open which would in most circumstances is a positive thing (love it! , however sadly in this case revealed the amateur, unspecialised kitchen operation and mobile phone usage by undisciplined staff with a lack of purpose. Poor quality control, no specific training in Japanese sushi preparation noticeable in any of the staff along the cook line including the cook who’s designated to prepare the fish.Price: expensive, 75 dollars for 1.25 person dinner.

Had a blast at Sushi Bar 29. Great food and great staff. Will definitely be going back here.Food: 5/5