Esquire-named Top 25 bar. Try the pork rinds w/happy hour. (Then go to Bottles & Barlow a block away for your next stop)

Chef Billy Ngo's Japanese cuisine is paired w/exceptional ambience. A MUST-DO of Sac Dining options. The best. (Also- reverse Happy Hour includes Ramen on Friday & Saturday nights)

Most consistent meal in town. Good bar.

Kale Dijon Salad and Soba Noodle Salad are delicious.

Great Foods Co-Op. hot food cases. Cold food. Gelato. Coffee. Or just grabbing fresh food on way to nearby picnic

Designed by @emilywilderdesigns & coffee by SacTown’s Ryan Harden. This is great addition to the artist’s lofts. Get the Apple hand pie or the savory sausage breakfast sandwich... also a secret menu ;)

Their S St location was legendary for Sunday’s maple donut. But now this vegan bakery has a gorgeous brunch house. Go.

Shipping container into beer hall w/bocce court. Pizza is solid. Beer selection is good. Always good vibe here.

Sophisticated w/out pretentiousness, accessible w/out being just another pub in town. Great beer selection. Michelin-rated Chef, beautiful decor, this is a neighborhood gem.

1 of the top 4 bars in Sac. Good new American dishes... Burger is delicious. Fresh ingredients, rotating/seasonal menu... now featuring Chef Matt Masera!

Best reverse happy hour in Sac. Slow-cooked pork is 👌🏼

The newest Selland's Family concept, counter service casual food w/Italian flair- separate bar area too.

I'm a fan of Temple Coffee. This is their newest Sacramento location on K St. Pennies on the floor. Open design. More contemporary-industrial, like the old Nordstrom cafe back in the day.

Great coffee. Natural ambience. Grab a delicious waffle too!

A new indoor/outdoor events venue aiming to shift the character of the waterfront with a stunning structure that will also be home to a restaurant, beer garden, urban farm and farmers market. Want to go. Photo via @shixuhan11 (Instagram).

Visit during Friday nights during warm weather. Drakes Beer. Food trucks. Views of Sacramento, Raley Field & Tower Bridge.

Iconic Sacramento restauranteur. $1m renovation. Best patio in sac. Grab a drink and a small bite

Fresh squeezed OJ & breakfast burritos are awesome. Generous and delicious lunch portions. Hidden gem.

Want to go.

Cheeky. Plastic grapes. Strip mall-- BUT freaking amazing Italian classic non-fussy cuisine.

Game changer. Aesthetic. Culinary precision. CARNIVORES will enjoy. Great for groups (share meat platters), dates or just a cool spot to sneak to the bar, grab a burger (only available at bar) and drink. Desserts are ALWAYS on point thanks to Chef Matt Masera.

Always knew it was a great wine bar. Recently discovered how delicious the food was! Seasonal menu... So much good stuff.

Because everyone likes an alley. Just add it to your bar hopping. You'll love it :)

These pizzas compete with SF's Delfina. No joke.

German brats, high-energy beer house... Always packed in the evenings and brunch is wildly popular. If it's too crazy head next door to Block.

People love an alley. And Ryan Harden, the roaster here, knows coffee.

1 of the 4 primary specialty coffee shops in Sac... Of that 4, arguably the best :)

Multiple locs-- this one features an amazing patio, sort of a SacTown feature. Delicious specialty coffee done right

Name says it all. Try the sausage biscuit... Wet. Also, Billy slays some amazing flapjacks. (I'd be remiss not to mention the breakfast hamburger too)

Czech/Italian undercover gem. Pork picate. Dumplings. Or the pizza w/extra cheese. Next door is a fabulous bar too if the wait is queued up.

The steak sandwich and banh mi- nom. Nom.

Out of the way. But order the fish ceviche to-go for your party. You'll be happy.

Great place to meet for drinks. Connected to Citizen Hotel. City center. I definitely vouch for this bar and mixologist.

Impressive design. Best happy hour in Sac-- and an amazing patio to-boot.