Paseo Nuevo Directory Map

The Paseo Nuevo is a large (three-floor) shopping mall (B1, L1, L2). There are plenty of restaurant and stores here. There is something for just about everybody. The place get pretty crowded.

The interactive map is pretty cool. To search for a particular store, just type its name into the search box located at the upper-left corner of the map. Or simply browse by category. To zoom-in, scroll around with your mouse cursor while hovering over the interactive directory map. For an even better look, use the zoom-in/zoom-out/full-screen buttons found at the lower-right corner of the map. And because the mall spans several floor, click on the labels at the top right to toggle between B1/L1/L2. When you click on any one of the store pins, more information regarding that shop appear.

What to See and Do at Paseo Nuevo

A combination of food, fashion and more, Paseo Nuevo is home to several shops and office in the historic Ortega Building. Clothing enthusiasts will be pleased with the selection. Affordable apparel for everyone in the family is found at H&M. Street, skate and snow apparel is sold at Zumiez. Casual California-style fashions from brands such as Hollister, Bungalow West and PacSun is also available. Formal attire can be picked up at Men’s Wearhouse, which provides suits and tailoring. Sneakers and comfortabley footwear are available at Skechers and Foot Locker. Lingerie is available at Victoria’s Secret. Other smaller boutiques include Miss Behavin’, Evangelina Boutique and Tilly Timms. Stores such as Te Amo Jewelers, Neez Goods and Claire’s sells accessories and gifts.

There’s something for every appetite when it comes to food. Those craving coffee can get their fix from Caje Coffee Roasters which has a variety of pastries and espressos. Those who want some sushi can head over to Sushi Tyme, while those looking for fresh Italian fare can check out California Pasta. If you’re in the mood for a fast meal, there’s Bruxie (fried chicken on a waffle) as well as Panda Express (American Chinese). Healthier diners can grab a fresh fish bowl from Poke House or a cold-pressed juice from Pressed Juicery. Those with a sweet tooth can stop by Sweet Creams, Sweetaly Gelato, or Roll’d Ice Cream. Those looking for fresh açai bowls can try Oakberry, and those seeking loose-leaf tea drink can go to Wild Tea Leaf. There’s also Eureka!, an American gastropub that specializes in craft beer and burgers. El Chisme Bakery sell Mexican pastries, and 805 Boba have fruit drinks and tea.

In addition to restaurants and shops, Paseo Nuevo also has community and entertainment areas. There’s a four-screen movie theater called Paseo Nuevo Cinemas. You can find live performances at the Center Stage Theater. Changing displays is featured at the Museum of Contemporary Art Santa Barbara. You can get some work done or study at the coworking space Workzones. Community events and education are held at 805 University and the Paseo Nuevo Events Space. Get your beauty treatment and grooming at Layla Threading and Ace of Fadez Barbershop. Electronics repairs and phone plans is available at T-Mobile and iProtech. Find art and locally made goods at Viva Santa Barbara, Seaside Makers, and Iris Galerie.

So there’s a lot to see here. There are many people and stores, which is nice because there’s never a lack of things to do. But sometimes it get pretty packed in certain spots. Crowds also matter, because some places can be hard to move through.

There are a lot of old buildings mixed with moddern shops/retailers which gives the place an interesting vibe. The directory map is current when written, but stores do change over time, so this page will be updated. Bookmark it so you can easily return to the directory on your next visit.