Drive east on Los Angeles Avenue from the Camarillo line and, in about two miles, you have passed a fourth-generation hardware store, a family nut shop, a 12-acre farm market, a taco truck with a following, and a café that has been making breakfast burritos for four decades. There are no stoplights between most of them. If you live here, this is not a scenic route. It is your errand list.
Summer 2026 tightens that geography further. The berry calendar at Underwood peaks while Ventura County Ag Week programming lands at Peterson Ranch a few driveways down, and the Fall Harvest Festival dates are already posted so you can pace the season instead of guessing at it. The thesis of this guide is small and specific: for a resident, Somis in summer is not a set of separate destinations. It is one continuous main street, and the stretch between Somis Road and the Underwood market is the most useful two miles you will drive all week.
The Two-Mile Main Street, Mapped
Here is the corridor from west to east, with the addresses residents already have memorized but out-of-town visitors always ask for:
| Stop | Address | Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Fulkerson Hardware | 3403 Somis Rd | Family-run since the 1800s |
| Don Taco Truck | 3861 Somis Rd | Lunch through early evening |
| Somis Cafe & Market | Central Somis |
