Lazy Acres Market

(Green Food / Grocery Store)

302 Meigs Rd

Santa Barbara, CA 93109

(805) 564-3061

www.lazyacres.com

Lazy Acres Market is a green food / grocery store located in Santa Barbara CA.

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9 Comments about Lazy Acres Market

"I go here on occasion because of it's location in Santa Barbara. They people who work here are friendly and very helpful. If you're looking for herbal" - insiderpages.com

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"I left SB a yr ago and just returned to hear of WF in play now. Went to WF and wasn't thrilled. Wrote this for them: Upon arriving at this Whole Foods" - citysearch.com

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"I love just looking up and down the aisles when I'm here. On the weekends I like to go first thing in the morning and get a cup of their organic coff" - insiderpages.com

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"If you are looking for unique, natural products, this is the place to come! They can be a little expensive, but they have the best selection...." - citysearch.com

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"Lazy Acres is a cool organic grocery store in santa barbara. They sell all of the local farmers fruits and veggies. They carry a lot of products tha" - judysbook.com

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"Lazy Acres is a pretty standard health food store. They have lots of vitamins and organic fruits and veggies. They do have a pretty cool bulk food s" - insiderpages.com

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"Lazy Acres is an amazing store on the Mesa! The selection of prepared food is great. The bakery always has a tempting selection and I can usually find" - judysbook.com

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"Many may disagree with me, but I'm used to organic/health food store prices and Lazy Acres has some of the best prices I've ever seen. There are a lot" - insiderpages.com

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"Shopping in here is good for everybody who wants to be healthy. Because this shop only provides organic products. This shop is pretty expensive becaus" - insiderpages.com

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