Three Sacramento restaurants that take farm-to-table seriously: a Michelin-starred prix fixe theater, a Victorian-era fine dining room in Old Sacramento, and a Midtown spot that changes its menu every single day.
From an award-winning Midtown taproom serving Spanish tapas to a neighborhood spot that pairs smoked brisket with IPAs, Sacramento’s craft brewery scene has grown into something worth seeking out.
Lodi sits 35 miles south of Sacramento with more than 100 wineries and old-vine Zinfandel going back a century-plus. A practical guide to spending a day tasting at four of the best.
Sacramento has a strong brunch scene built around local regulars, not tourists. Here are four places that keep drawing people back every weekend.
Empress Tavern sits beneath the historic Crest Theatre at 1013 K Street in Sacramento, serving film-themed cocktails, rotating kitchen pop-ups, and happy hour Thursday through Saturday from 4pm.
Twenty minutes south of Sacramento, Clarksburg wine country sits along the Sacramento River Delta. Here are four tasting rooms worth making the drive for.
Sacramento’s pho scene runs from the Stockton Boulevard corridor in South Sacramento to the Pocket neighborhood and North Sacramento. Here’s where to find a bowl and what to order.
America’s Test Kitchen Live comes to Sacramento’s Crest Theatre on December 2, 2026. Julia Collin Davison and Bridget Lancaster bring demonstrations, taste tests, trivia, and a Q&A to K Street. Presented by PBS KVIE. Tickets are $70.65.
Temple Coffee Roasters has six locations within Sacramento city limits. Here is what makes each one different and which to pick based on your neighborhood, hours, and what you are looking for in a coffee shop.
Denio’s Roseville Farmers Market & Swap Meet is a Sacramento-area institution — open every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, free admission, and packed with produce, vintage finds, and food. Here’s what to know before your first trip.
