We visited the railway museum right when it opened and were warmly greeted by the staff as they opened the doors. The ticket prices are quite affordable, and the museum itself is clean and well-maintained. The staff and volunteers were friendly and knowledgeable — they took time to explain the history and details of the trains on display. The museum features a wide variety of train exhibits, and there’s even a dedicated floor for kids to play with model trains and watch them move around, which was a fun highlight. Parking is available either at metered street spots or in a nearby garage, which costs around $20 per day. Overall, it was an enjoyable and educational experience for both adults and kids.

When seeing a museum of mechanical engineering i absolutely believe the people that restored and continue to maintain these locomotives and cars are beyond expertise. The staff is absolutely wonderful and knowledgeable. Perfectly located in old sacramento for a whole day of fun.

Had a fantastic time at the California State Railroad Museum! As two adults, we weren’t sure what to expect, but we ended up having so much fun. The scavenger hunt was a great touch, and the exhibits are very interactive with full-size trains you can explore. The museum is well-maintained, with a lot to see and learn. Staff members are friendly and clearly passionate about what they do. A must-visit if you’re into museums or looking for a unique, engaging experience in Sacramento.

Went here on a Friday around 4pm not to crowed. Lots of history, great info, but you really need at least 2 hours not 1 hour we were speed walking, but still saw and read at least 85%. No senior or disabilities discount. May just have to go back.

Top notch experience for 1-90 years old. Real historic train carriages and locomotives on display with knowledgeable staff that will engage in interesting conversation. And that $12 per person fee is a steal which is less than half the price of nearly every museum nowadays! Second floor section is dedicated to model trains which brings smile to children. Highly recommended

Freaking incredible museum. They fo this one right. Well worth the $12 admission fee. Honestly should cost more with the quality of work they co. Keep up the great work!

Just an amazing visit! I bought a nice shirt too! Wonderfully presented and with great read ups! Very historical and was very pleased. Well priced too at just 12 bucks entry!

Phenomenal museum with works by world-class artists that are household names and also a treasure trove of pieces by regional and emerging creators. The price of admission is well worth its value and I spent a solid two hours here. I would have stayed longer save for my parking meter running out! I loved the modern art on view. The only downsides were that the layout is a little confusing with how the new and old buildings connect, and that the cafe closes a little early. Other than that, I definitely plan to visit Crocker Art Museum again!

During a heatwave that extended into the weekend, I was trying to think of a family activity/outing that would keep us cool. My 13 year old (who has a fondness for art & history) suggested that we visit the Crocker Art Museum. My wife and I hadn’t been in years (I believe the last time I visited was when I was in grade school), so we loved this idea and were excited! Unfortunately, this was a last minute decision, so we would only have 1.5 hours to enjoy before they closed. Upon arrival, we were greeted by a friendly employee at the desk who issued our tickets. We started at the French art exhibits, which if I’m being honest, I found to be boring and a bit depressing. However, this feeling quickly dissipated when we entered the modern art sections. One of my favorite pieces of artwork was “Empanadas Dulces/Sweet Turnovers;” something about seeing a multigenerational family coming together to accomplish one goal is beautiful to me. Overall, we enjoyed the Crocker Art Museum and are planning a return visit for the near future (this time around we’ll plan for a longer visit)!

We had a great time viewing all the wonderful art selections. The Museum had an event the day we went. It was pretty interesting. We went on Sunday. It's free or you can give a donation to enter.

The Crocker Art Museum is way bigger than we expected—there’s seriously so much to see. We didn’t even have enough time to finish the third floor! Every room is filled with beautiful artwork, from classic pieces to more modern installations. It’s the kind of place you could get lost in for hours. Definitely planning to come back soon to see the rest. Perfect spot for a date too—relaxing, inspiring, and easy to enjoy together.

Went Saturday, October 4th. Large museum, alot of different exhibit themes. 3 stories of old and modern art. Alot of native American memorabilia. Alot of polynesian ancient figurines. Alot of modern art, something pleasing for everyone. It takes a couple of hours to walkthrough all the exhibits. A great choice to spend a day, it's within walking distance to old town Sacramento.

I had a nice time with my best friend at the art museum and I enjoyed the museum also. And I took quite alot of pictures of the art. Beautiful art.. 😃🥰

Amazing collection from time periods and variety in types of art. Carefully curated art pieces nicely positioned and placed. Beautiful display setting, lighting, spacing all done perfectly. One of the top best art museums.

Free entrance.open only weekdays. There is a gift shop but it's kind of hidden. No restaurant. MANY bathrooms on every floor. About 1/2 the rooms aren't accessible but they have the others set up as they were for their their period theme. If you like this kind of stuff definitely worth visiting. Top floor has portrates of the previous governors of the state.

A must-visit when you’re in Sacramento! The California State Capitol Museum is beautifully preserved and full of history. The architecture is stunning, from the marble hallways to the grand dome, every corner tells a story. The exhibits are well curated, offering a fascinating look into California’s political and cultural past.

Its free and a lot of information if you choose a tour guide. It was lovely to hear the music as we walked in the Capitol; they are having musical selections which varies during the week. It was very nice visit. The capitol is beautiful and regal. Im glad they decided to keep it just as it was. The attendee (forgot her name: curly hair and beautiful spirit) at the gift shop was so welcoming and amazing 👏 🤩. We had a nice time

This is a really interesting space and could be worth a stop if you’re in town — it’s free to enter (brief security checkpoint accessible on 2 sides), and takes just a few minutes to cruise the palatial halls and get some breathtaking neoclassical architecture! The millwork is spectacular, with carved bears on the bannisters and rich filigree on nearly every surface. If you appreciate nothing else, the craftsmanship is next level. It’s almost perpetually under construction, so be aware that not all areas are always accessible and the space is actively being used for government functions — so be respectful around the more private sections while cruising around inside. The ground floor plays host to a few historical rooms preserved for your viewing pleasure, and a small exhibit or two depending on construction. The elevators are full of gorgeous art-deco metalwork and operate relatively quickly. You can also climb the elegant stairs on one side of the main rotunda. There’s a cute gift shop and restaurant in the basement as well. This is quite a structure. If you like epic structures you’ll probably enjoy a quick stop in as I mentioned before. Grounds outside are good for photo ops too.

Interesting free self guided walk through of historic portions of the Capitol building. Current exhibits focus on historical photography in and of California. Some impressive architecture and craftsmanship to be enjoyed.

One of the most beautiful capitals I've visited! There is a lot of construction going on currently but you can find paid street parking. They give tours. There's a robotic coffee shop nearby that's really neat too!

Being at the capitol felt meaningful as someone from Maine to visit the Capitol of another state. They have scheduled tours during the week, usually every hour from ten in the morning until four in the afternoon. You can sign up at the information desk right inside the rotunda. Downstairs there is a small museum with exhibits and a short film about the building's history. They also have a few restored offices that show how things looked in the past. It was good. I learned a lot. Outside is a large park area, about forty acres, with guided walks available on certain days. There are trees from all over the world, war memorials, and plaques that give a sense of the state's past. It felt quiet and informative, not flashy, but steady and respectful. More than anything, it made the idea of state government feel a little more real.

If given the opportunity, I would highly recommend visiting the fort with a school on a field trip. It gives you an entirely different experience from the self-guided tour. This is something I did in school 30 years ago, and was also just able to experience with my daughter and her class. It's run by 4 or so state park employees, and then for field trips, the parent volunteers run the stations. This gives the kids a chance to make candles, rope, leather stamping, bake in a stone oven, churn butter, and more.

I really enjoy history. I went during the week and in the afternoon, so there was only three other people there besides myself and the park Rangers. Entrance fee was only about $5. You really do get the feel of walking into history. Everything is as it was and it feels as if you are a part of history well. It begins with an informational video. Then you walk into the courtyard and see it all staged to see how camp would have looked like. Each room is staged as it would have been. You can’t enter the rooms, only look inside them from the doors. The bottom half of the doors are closed. There is one building you can enter rich was the jail. You can walk into the forts two towers on opposite side where the canons are strategically placed to protect the fort and those in it. Nice park surrounding it with a pond, bridge going over the pond, turtles in the pond and lots of geese. The State Indian Museum is right next to it.

We visited on Saturday afternoon. The admission ticket was $5 per person. The fort was pretty big and it was a quiet place to walk. The self guided tour allowed us to explore the rooms at our own pace. There are informations about John Sutter and the history of the fort itself. We spent about 30 minutes to walk around the area.

Nice spot, well kept. Since you can’t actually go in a lot of rooms it would be nice if there was a little bit more shade. It’s a tough place to visit during the summer. I like that they are acknowledging a lot of things history of the place.

A good place to visit, parking may be a challenge, the fort was mostly reconstructed in the 1890s but the main building g is original. A 12 minute video places Sutter's Fort in a modern historical setting, adding some balance to the stories told. If you're not from California/Sacramento you might want to read up on some of the pioneering era history before coming here.

Amazing to be able to have this historic building in the middle of the city of Sacramento. Great spot for short walks, sipping coffee, having a picnic, or visiting the State Indian Museum. $5 entrance fee each.

Always a great way to step back in time right in the middle of the city. Take advantage of the rangers if you have any questions, and keep an eye out for their monthly demonstration days. The living history that you might remember from years past is currently on hiatus while they revamp it and doesn't sound like it's coming back any time soon, but overall I still enjoy visiting.

Such a cool place! Focused primarily on Ford vehicles, there are some early models from before the Model T. Our two docents (Bob & John?) were incredible sources of information and my girlfriend and I just geeked about to our heart's content. (One of the museum's early supporters, Dick Ryder, was my wedding chauffeur in 1990, driving us around in his beautifully restored Pierce-Arrow {not Packard}, so it was kind of a pilgrimage for me) So, so, cool, so many gorgeous old autos, so much interesting history! Highly recommend!

Had some spare time so I thought I'd pop in here. A lot of neat older cars and some more modern ones as well. Don't think I've ever seen so many cars from the 1900s in one place. They currently have a lot of Mustangs on display. Not a bad way for a car person to spend some time.

This museum has an impressive collection of vehicles and great informational displays. I've been to Sacramento numerous times and have thought about going here but never got around to it. But this trip, I walked from Old Town Sac via the waterway (about a mile down a beautiful clean path) to finally visit, and I'm so glad I did! The docents are lovely with tons of knowledge and it just happened to be the 3rd Sunday in the month so it was Sunday Drive Day. This means, with your ticket, you get a short drive in a car of your choice (about 8 to choose from). The car for me and my partner was a 53 Bel Air. I highly recommend a visit if you are in the area!

I had an amazing time at the California Auto Museum during free museum week! The collection of classic cars is incredible, and the knowledgeable staff made the experience even more enjoyable. I've driven by his location plenty of times, I always wanted to go. I thought I'd take the opportunity to check it out doing the free museum week. It's a good learning experience for little ones if they are interested in cars. You get to see what cars look like before there were self driving cars.

I had a couple hours on a Wednesday morning to spare before a flight and thought this would fill it. I had a wayyyyy better time than I expected. The front desk folks were friendly and welcoming, and a kind gentleman offered to guide me through with some storytelling, if I was interested. There was no pressure, and I knew I might be tight for time, so I decided to view the cars on my own, but the conversation we had about the early vehicles was very cool and there’s a lot of history I never knew about. I regretted not having him guide me through the whole place. I met the owner, too, he was super friendly and was working on the cars! At the time, there were mustangs being featured, and I was able to sit in a Model A and a Mustang that day. A great memory.

Amazing place it's got all of the information on a stand about the car you're looking at. The cars are really well preserved and look brand new. You're able to get inside of a few cars and they have a fun little gift shop. 5/5 Star would recommend.

Had a wonderful time. Brought my nephews here to inspire them and they loved it. Great people and awesome cars. Def recommended.

I recently had the pleasure of dining at Magpie in downtown Sac, and I must say, it was an exceptional experience from start to finish! The highlight of my meal was the perfectly cooked chicken. It was tender, juicy, and seasoned to perfection, making every bite a true delight. Accompanied by seasonal vegetables, each ingredient was fresh and vibrant, showcasing the best of what the season has to offer. The combination of flavors was beautifully balanced, creating a dish that was both satisfying and delicious 😋 To complement my meal, I ordered a Lemon Drop beverage, and it did not disappoint! It was incredibly refreshing and added a delightful twist to my dining experience. Overall, my time at Magpie was remarkable. I left feeling completely satisfied and eager to return. Whether you're looking for a casual dinner or a special night out, this restaurant will not disappoint.

Went out for a dinner date without a plan. Showed up 30 mins before closing and asked if they would still serve us. Generously, they said of course. We ordered our food right away to help the kitchen, but the staff didn't rush us at all. A bottle of crémant + 4 small plates was perfect to share. Pork belly with sticky candy sauce and frizee apple salad was the star of the show. First time outside of Asia that I had perfectly-cooked pork belly: the fatty bits were liquid hot and made the meat crisp outside and juicy inside. Veggie tempura was a generous portion of crunchy green onion, chile guero and asparagus. We also had lamb meatballs and one arancine. We moved to the bar and they let us stay pretty late talking over our bottle. Thanks to everyone's gracious attitude it was a lovely evening. Impressed with the service.

Magpie has quickly become one of my go-to spots in Sacramento. It’s the perfect mix of casual charm and fine dining quality. The food always feels thoughtful and fresh - you can tell they care deeply about sourcing local ingredients. I ordered the fried chicken sandwich on my last visit, and it was out of this world: crispy, juicy, and full of flavor, paired with sides that were just as memorable. The staff were friendly and welcoming, and the atmosphere felt relaxed but still polished. It’s the kind of place that works equally well for a casual lunch or a special dinner. Sacramento wouldn’t be the same without Magpie.

I was headed to a concert and decided to try Magpie at the recommendation of a friend. To start we were greeted immediately and sat right away before hearing the voice of an Angel, our waiter Tyrone. Tyrone had a passion for his work and provided service that is rare in today's restaurant scene. He made my wife and I feel like part of the family and dealt out some fantastic recommendations. We had the aranchini which were fuego! Crispy outside, creamy interior flavored with saffron, wow. Wifey and I shared the chicken for sharing and this was no regular chicken. We devoured every last piece of meat and could have swam in the leftover sauce. If you get the chance to go you won't regret it! Ask for Tyrone if you want the best service in Sacramento!

Wonderful location on 16th ave in Sacramento. Across from a park and the neighborhood is very lively. The restaurant is adorable with a lovely outdoor seating area. We had crab salad with grapefruit. It was fresh and delicious. The BLT…oh my! So so good. They used sundried tomatoes and a caper/mayonnaise. The bread was delicious. The sandwich…just wow!!! Definitely recommend. We started with their hummus…which was garlicky and delicious and had a custard and the carrot cake cookie for dessert. Everything was really really good. Our waitress was fantastic!! What a wonderful dining experience. We will be back for sure!! Thankyou!!

A perfect spot for treating yourself to a delicious and fancy meal! It's a bit pricy but for a good reason. I had the Sauteed Jimmy Nardello peppers and the Home Made Pasta with Crispy Pork Belly and was happy with both. The peppers were sweet, had a good sear, and were topped with a flavorful (but not overpowering) garlic sauce. The Pasta had a lot going on, but had a good cohesive flavor. Maybe my one small criticism is that there's too few pork pieces for its flavor to be noticeable. It gets drowned out by the sauce, which is creamy and delicious don't get me wrong, but a little more pork would've been nice. The interior is cozy and has a warm atmosphere! The patio also looks nice but it was a bit too warm in the afternoon. Would love to come back and try their other dishes

Very Creative Cuisine though lacking in Flavor 3.5 / 5 Fried Onions were the best thing we ate. Followed by Ice cream sandwich & Fries... The Chicken though very juicy was lacking in Flavor an easy fix for a talented culinary team.

Pretty cool interior. I only wish the food was equally good. Brandy fried chicken had a great texture but no flavor, just greasy. Green beans were actually good with a black bean sauce. The banana cream pie was a huge letdown too. It was bananas with whipped cream on top. The custard or pudding that usually goes at the bottom was just not there. More bland than a Safeway pie. I couldn't believe this dessert was famous. For the prices we paid, I can't justify it.

It has been ages since the last time I dined at Frank Fats. It was time to give them some local support. We started off with calamari. It was lightly battered and very crispy with a hint of heat. It was four of us, so it makes sense to order 4-5 dishes to share family style. Garlic Chili Green Beans and Walnut shrimp is a must! It's their signature dishes. Green beans were cooked perfectly with the crunch. Good sauce ratio! The Fat's Brandy fried chicken was flavorful and moist. Some of the pieces was overly fried tho. The Immigrant's beef was okay. I'm not a big beef person. The Hong Kong Chow Mein was okay. Generous portion. I expected the noodles on the bottom to be more crunchy. Overall, it was a nice family meal. You can't leave without enjoying a piece of their legendary banana cream pie. I don't know how they get it so fluffy.

I decided to visit this place because of its many great reviews and long history. The beautiful interior and friendly service left a strong impression. I happened to be there during lunch hours and ordered from the lunch menu. The flavors weren’t exactly traditional Chinese, but more like what you’d expect from an American-style Chinese restaurant. Overall, it was an impressive place and worth a visit.

Honey walnut shrimp was DELICIOUS. Atmosphere was beautiful and the service was exceptional. I will never forget our delicious meal there.

Delicious lunch! We ordered multiple different items, honey walnut prawns, pork potstickers, Sang Gai Shee Chow Mein, vegetable shao bao, pork fried rice and of course the famous banana cream pie. The food was hot and fresh. The timing of service was perfect from appetizers to main courses and dessert. Servers were excellent and attentive. We really enjoyed our conversation with the manager, Ken as we were celebrating a birthday with a first time guest, his sharing the history of the restaurant and memorable guest who have visited really made the lunch memorable.

I have been told by many people that Frank Fats was a must try in Sacramento. I will say they were absolutely correct! I had an amazing time at Frank Fats. The food was on par with any 5 star restaurant I have tried. The service was Great, the ambiance was perfect and the food was affordable. I give this the A+++ this restaurant deserves. I can’t say enough about the honey walnut shrimp, it was amazing. This restaurant obviously prides itself on its service, Food quality and cleanliness. Yes, even the bathroom was spotless, you know I checked, lol. Great Job Frank Fats!! You have a new long term customer here. I officially am putting this restaurant on the Sacramento must try list for everyone!!! Tell them John the Travel Nurse sent you!!! You won’t be disappointed.

This was my first time eating there and we had lunch. Mostly single dishes, but the food was good. I would have liked to have the Honey walnut shrimp and Chow mein, but it would have been 2 separate orders. Half plates for lunch to combine would have been great. If they had it, it wasn't offered on the menu I had.

This is my 2nd time here and we tried some new things as well as stuff we have had before. The menu is expansive with a lot of options so we had some skewers as well as some main dishes all of which we shared. Some of the skewers are a little pricey for how much food you get and our server wasn't the clearest explaining it but everything we ordered was tasty. We really enjoyed the shishito peppers, hamachi collar and the chicken wings. Hands down our favorite was the beef curry cheese fries! Big chunks of beef, lots of sauce, cheesy and simply delicious! I'd go back just for this dish alone. The Yakinigiri was also delicious as well! Enjoyed our meal and definitely would go back again the next time I'm im town!

Binchoyaki – Disappointing Experience Binchoyaki is located near HWY50 on the edge of Sacramento downtown, not too far from the city center. While the location is convenient for drivers, parking is very limited — most people will need to park farther away and walk to the restaurant. The restaurant does have some appealing touches: a yakitori counter where you can watch the chef at work, plus Japanese paintings and sake-themed decor. The bar area always seems lively, drawing in plenty of locals. They also offer a fancy wooden outdoor dining space, but in reality, it’s uncomfortable. It’s noisy from cars passing by, filled with flies, and even worse — fruit from a nearby tree kept falling onto the tables. To top it off, the table and seating were noticeably uneven. For food, I ordered four yakitori: Negima (chicken thigh & green onion): Tender, but nothing memorable. Teba (spicy chicken wings): Small portion, flavor just okay. NY Strip Loin (Niman Ranch): I could only taste the plain beef, the sauce added nothing. Shiitake Mushroom: Only four tiny pieces, extremely underwhelming. All portions were very small for the relatively high prices. The overall quality didn’t justify the cost. I also tried two onigiri: Tuna Mayo and Ebi Mayo. Both were disappointing. The nori was poorly wrapped, so the rice fell apart easily. The tuna was chopped into tiny bits with little flavor, and the shrimp tempura was just one small piece compared to the amount of rice. Definitely overpriced and not worth it. Service was another huge letdown. The wait time was far too long: about 20 minutes for the yakitori (acceptable), but nearly 40 minutes for the onigiri, which should be quick to prepare. Staff service was very slow overall, and it felt like we were constantly waiting. The final frustration came with the mandatory 20% gratuity, hidden in a small line at the very bottom of the menu. I was dissatisfied with both the service and experience, yet forced to pay extra. Between the high prices, tiny portions, long waits, poor service, and mandatory gratuity, my visit was extremely disappointing. Two stars only for the decent yakitori quality — otherwise, I would not recommend this place. ---

I saw jar of house made plum wine right after came in, then I got good feelings. We had veggie set, this part was average, I would suggest to switch garlic and onion to something like corn or mushrooms, just feel that $25 for a set should have more veggies. The rest are all amazing, the chicken lunch bento was very tasty! The house made pickle was amazing! Whoever grilled the meat, understand the meat! I have to mention the service, she’s great! Friendly and helpful.

Nice little place, but the food was a little too salty for the wife and I. I forgot to take pictures of the other food items we got. Their Onibi West Coast Double IPA was really good. We got mostly Yakitori Skewers, the knee cartilage, NY Strip Loin, and kinoko miso soup were really good. We also got the hamachi, which was salty, the pork belly grain mustard was okay, and the arabiki sausages were as ok. I’m not sure what the pricing is for each skewer so I couldn’t say.

Delicious grilled meats. I highly recommend the liver and tail. (Trust me.) Good Japanese beer selection. The outdoor patio is nice. I thought the corn dogs were a bit overpriced considering what you're getting.

Their thing is skewers and I gave it a go. Overall an experience, but not top tier from a flavor or quality perspective. I tried the "experience set" which included ny strip, tanuki, nankotsu, heart, liver, and sausages. In addition to the oysters and the musubi. The sausage was equivalent to breakfast the steak was good but uninspired, the shitake stuffed with chicken was decent, kinda dry, the knee cartilage was exactly as expected, the liver was mealy and tasted like loose iron and protein binder. I'm a fan of the iron of liver, but this was next level mush in your mouth. the chicken hearts were honestly OK but nothing to phone home about. The musubi had mayo instead of shoyu or soy sauce. It was like eating a musubi baloney sandwich. Star of the meal was the oysters. raspberries vinaigrette was an odd topping choice But add lemon, and the acidity was just right. Star of the dish for sure. Honestly 2.5/5 STARS

Informal Izakaya style Japanese close to downtown. Really extensive menu featuring something for just about everyone. Also some interesting fusion dishes. It was busy when we arrived and service was a bit slow, but waitstaff was delightful and food was tasty.

For some reason, I didn’t find it very interesting to see the vegetarian options. I asked for the watermelon drink, but it was very underwhelming, and I had to switch it to a wine. The service was impeccable and the waiters were very attentive, but that’s because they were only three of us in the restaurant. I think this restaurant can do better with slightly more upkeep and the change of the menu.eg it was only one option for the dessert. The drinks can be looked at as well because of their quite pricey. If you’re introvert, this place is for you.

Had brunch here today and the food and drinks were delicious! Our drinks came out super fast, tasted great and were very visually appealing. Food came out pretty quickly and we basically licked our plates clean! On top of great food and drinks, the atmosphere of this place…just wow!

Such a cute spot! Visited for dinner with friends. They take reservations, we had a couple minutes wait time before out table was ready for us. I wish I had gotten our waiters name, she was phenomenal. Great food recommendations, restaurants in the area, and all together energetic friendly personality. Drinks were great, not to strong or sugary. Food was so good. Absolutely recommend the scallops. Our table loved the Papas Bravas (was missing flavor for me). You will stay well hydrated here 😅. As soon as our water glasses were empty we had someone coming to fill them right away. Parking wasn't too bad on a buys Friday night.

Good brunch location. Perfect to hangout with your friends. Chill vibes. Good music. Nice ambience. But slow service, only one bar tender and nobody was helping her. Drinks took quite a long time to arrive. Love is love was my favorite drink. We ordered the Benedict pizza and the burger, both were really tasty. Besides the slow service one bathroom was very dirty (poop). Not sure if I will come back.

It is a beautiful restaurant located in a clean and nice neighborhood. We had our brunch in outdoor seating. Drinks and food were both great. The only thing that could be improved was the food preparation lead time - we waited for 40 minutes for the dishes to be served. It was Sunday noon and kitchen was backlogged badly.

Came by for a brunch meal on the weekend with a reservation. For drinks: -get up get down - not good -yuzuzme - super good -hazy IPA - standard The benedict pizza was really good and unique. The burger was below average. Bread was dry and ratio wasn't there. Potatoes weren't hot. Emily was friendly and attentive during our entire meal. Brought us complimentary donut holes since we were near the last ones there (so I'm assuming they were going to toss it anyways). Wasn't anything special...a bit dry. Decor is really nice here. High ceilings + plants. Really comfortable feel. I believe they have outdoor seating as well. Street parking only.

Beast and bounty had incredibly cute interior decor, light and bright. Friendly service, delicious food. We really enjoyed ourselves with unique cocktails and a great mix that we ordered and shared. The only thing I would say is that the falafel balls are very dry. Everything else was delicious!

Mikuni Sushi in Sacramento is a top choice for sushi lovers. The restaurant offers a vibrant and welcoming atmosphere, perfect for both casual dining and special occasions. Conveniently located in the heart of Sacramento, it's easily accessible with ample parking. The sushi is consistently fresh and expertly prepared. Happy hour features a variety of discounted sushi rolls, appetizers, and drinks, making it a great time to visit. The service is friendly and attentive, ensuring a pleasant dining experience. Overall, Mikuni Sushi in Sacramento is a must-visit for high-quality Japanese cuisine in a lively setting. The combination of fresh ingredients, diverse menu options, and great service makes it a favorite among sushi enthusiasts.

The food at this place is wonderful!!! Pleasant atmosphere and good quality service. The rice and the fish are very fresh and tender. I recommend it and will definitely come back again!!

One of my old time favorites 😍... My husband is very particular about where we eat. And I was afraid he would not enjoy it. But now, one of his favorite restaurants! Best happy hour.

The fish is very fresh, highly recommend the tuna! I personally really like the "Pimp my Roll" but the recommend "Incredible Roll" was also really good

Great service. Awesome environment and presentation. Some of the best sushi I've had. Everything was great! The mochi was a great end to that meal. Delicious!

I've always wanted to try sea urchin. My Polynesian heart yearns for it. I made a promise with my dad as a young child to try it with him. He passed away, but I still held true. This spot let me experience something truly mundane but very special. I tried sea urchin. It was glorious and better than I ever could have expected. Litterally, the only downside is how busy it was. I can see why, but I'm autistic and it was hard to handle with how loud everyone was there. I've never been to Sacramento before. Maybe that's just how everything is? Idk. We got two plates of fresh sake (salmon) and some yellow tail nigiri. My lover got the mafia roll and, eel nigiri and salmon roe. I got the rainbow roll, uni, and a California roll. My love also ordered edamame and miso soup. I, too, got a miso soup and a california roll for a starter. The food was stupendous. Funny thing, the waitress told us the miso soup was salty that day, but I thought it wasn't salty enough 😆. The salmon was so tiny! Definently not what I'm used to. It wasn't the best salmon I've ever had, but it was still better than most. 8/10 for the salmon. It's still really good. Also, I got this drink, a lychee vodka thing. It says bute the button if you dare, and I dared and had a mild allergic reaction to it. I suppose I'd never have known I couldn't have that thing if I hadn't tried it? It didn't make my mouth go numb. It was sour and on fire :] So, yay. The rolls were delicious, and the uni was creamy and wonderful. The Ikura / Salmon roe was delightful, too.

Our server Nicole provided absolutely amazing service. Everything she recommended was fantastic, and she was exceptionally pleasant to interact with. She regularly checked on our table to see how we were doing. The food itself was fantastic. We had several sushi rolls and a couple of appetizers. The sushi rolls were delicious, and the calamari was one of the best I've had. I would definitely go back again for the service and/or the food.