Gayle’s Bakery & Rosticceria is a local and visitor favorite – delicious pastries, cookies, cakes, and top-notch breakfast, lunch, and dinner grab and go meals. Two more absolute-favorites in the Capitola Village are a short walk from the oceanfront, but are definitely not-to-miss. Wines from around the county and world, coupled with a great bites and an intimate atmosphere, Capitola Wine Bar is a great find. Another Village treasure is Capitola Wine Bar. Their commitment to using local, fresh, ingredients to create seasonal fare will have you coming back for more. Established in 2021, Trestles Restaurant, takes its name from its location, being steps away from the iconic Capitola Trestle. Stop by Trestles Restaurant and discover a new favorite. With the beach, river, waves, wharf, palm trees and candy-coated hues of the Venetians, these waterfront restaurants are hard to beat when it comes to views and vacation vibes! Zelda’s on the Beach, Paradise Beach Grille, Margaritaville, Capitola Beach Grill, and other waterfront spots are ideal for dining al fresco. The restaurants on the Esplanade boast incredible Capitola Village vistas. and Canada.” Photo and header image by Liz Birnbaum, The Curated Feast DINE Owner Carin Hanna emphasizes that the products and pieces are “work produced in the U.S. Around the corner, Nubia Swimwear offers an exhaustive selection of stylish women’s and girl’s swimwear from designers across the globe.įind unique handmade treasures at the Craft Gallery. Don’t miss their boutique down the street that’s filled with men’s and women’s beach apparel individually selected by owners Jill and Matt.
You know summer has officially arrived when the Capitola Beach Company rolls out its rental trailer stocked with everything you need for a fun day at the beach including boogie boards, beach chairs and sun umbrellas. Palm trees, bright florals, beach bungalows, and murals are around every corner as you stroll through the Village buildings, sidewalks, and pathways. Get in the water for a swim, surf, boogie board session, or for some stand up paddle boarding on the Bay. Beach goers perch themselves on a wide sea wall lined with colorful tiles painted by community members and take in the panoramic beach scene. It’s all about the bustling scene at Capitola Beach and the bench-filled Esplanade Park that fronts it. Wandering the village and its bay front promenade - window shopping and snacking along the way - is a quintessential part of any Santa Cruz experience.
The hotel succumbed to fire in 1929, but the romance of the original beach resort still exists in the colorful, seaside shops and restaurants tucked into a hillside along Soquel Creek. A few years later, it premiered a magnificent wood-frame Victorian hotel - Hotel Capitola - that echoed grand contemporaries like the Hotel Del Coronado in San Diego and San Francisco’s original Cliff House. Camp Capitola, as it was known, welcomed its first guests in 1874 making it the first beach resort in California. The quaint seaside village of Capitola began as a humble tent camp along the shore of the Monterey Bay.
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