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 Tapas, Talk & Atmosphere |
1800 L St Sacramento, CA 95814 United States +1 916 447 9440 |
The charm and romance of old Spain jump out to greet patrons of this fine eatery. Simple burlap covers the tables surrounded by wall mural paintings. The bar lit by flickering candlelight offers a great place to wait for a table, or just to unwind and meet people. The menu presents an intriguing selection of Spanish tapas, however, the restaurant is famous for the Paella Valenciana filled with pork ribs, chicken, fish and shrimp. Patio seating is available. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Famous floating restaurant close to downtown |
5999 Garden Hwy Sacramento, CA 95837 United States +1 916 922 0200 http://www.alamarmarina.com/ |
Alamar Marina Restaurant & Bar is a well-known floating restaurant on the Sacramento River offers fine dining and a scenic view. The menu has a selection of seafood, steaks and pasta dishes. For dinner, the Broiled Lobster Tail served with rice or potato, and soup or salad, is excellent. The Fettuccini Pasta sauteed in garlic butter, tossed in Alfredo sauce is served with soup or salad. The restaurant has a nice selection of California wines and a full bar. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Pure urban coffee shop |
2700 24th St Sacramento, CA 95818 United States +1 916 451 2312 |
The orange exterior and green awnings easily identify Cafe Melange—breakfast and brunch cafe. For breakfast, choose from pancakes, eggs to order, French toast, ham and fried potatoes. The menu has a variety of muffins, doughnuts, cakes, pies, Danish and many other sumptuous pastries. Sandwiches, soups and salads are available for brunch or an early lunch. Relax and sip coffee outside on the sidewalk or inside in the loft. Also offered are teas and a great selection of ice cream and fruit smoothies. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Beloved Neighborhood Sandwich Shop |
1310 S Street (between 13th & 14th Streets) Sacramento, CA 95814 United States +1 916 448 3237 http://www.eatatdads.com |
Just a hop, skip and a jump away from the hustle and bustle of Sacramento's busy downtown corridor is Dad's, a friendly neighborhood lunch joint famous for its slightly offbeat take on classic sandwich combinations. The menu features 27 sandwiches, both cold and grilled (many with ingredients such as Hungarian paprika, walnuts, pepper plant sauce and wax peppers - and all with names like "Bad Breath Special," "Hot Blonde," "Fat Elvis" and "Bikini Kill"), so decision making can be tough (especially since you can substitute tri-tip on any selection for just 75 cents). Shady sidewalk seating under S Street's canopy of trees makes for an eminently pleasant lunch. See website for full sandwich list, soup and salad options, breakfast menu and event calendar. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Sandwich Supreme! |
515 Pavilions Ln (at Fair Oaks Blvd) Sacramento, CA 95825 United States +1 916 929 4422 / +1 800 992 2990 http://www.dberkley.com |
You may wait 20 minutes at lunch for one of the Rueben or Creole sandwiches, but do not give up; the wait is worth it. Located in the trendy Pavilions Center on Fair Oaks, this eatery combines the freshest meats, vegetables and other produce into some of the best sandwiches around. The Creole, combining turkey, zesty Creole mayonnaise, cabbage, lettuce and tomato is a favorite of the large and noisy noon-hour crowd. The wine selection is so extensive that experts are available to help you select a wine. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Blend of Chinese & Polynesian |
460 Howe Ave Sacramento, CA 95825 United States +1 916 646 1698 |
The big Buddha statue and gurgling fish fountain appeal to kids, but its blend of traditional Chinese and Polynesian dishes is the calling card. A favorite is the Seafood Bird Nest, a combination of prawns, calamari, scallops and mixed vegetables assembled in the shape of a bird's nest. The Cashew Chicken is another star on the menu. An interesting twist on its tradition is the "Empress Fitness" menu featuring entrees prepared without cornstarch. The restaurant also has a full bar with lots of variations of pina coladas and daiquiris. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Fine Wines & Delicious Cuisine |
1431 Del Paso Blvd (at Arden Way) Sacramento, CA 95815 United States +1 916 922 6792 http://www.enotria.com/ |
This unique cafe combines fine wines and delicious food from an innovative Mediterranean menu. The decor is cozy and romantic. You can order wine by the glass or by the bottle. The cafe has a USD12 corkage fee. From the dinner menu, its Pan-seared Salmon with Fava Bean Ragout is a favorite. For a truly romantic and unforgettable dining experience sit at one of the patio tables. This great dining spot is only open for dinner. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Famed midtown bakery |
1800 E St Sacramento, CA 95814 United States +1 916 443 2346 |
Lots of folks just like to walk or drive by this bakery for the alluring fragrance, but few can resist the temptation to go in and sample. Fresh-baked breads, cookies, donuts, cakes and pastries are sure to tempt. Sandwiches and pizzas are also offered in this famed midtown bakery and deli that opened in 1934. The shop is also famed for its wedding cakes and will be happy to help you design the perfect treat. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Best Burgers in Davis |
978 Olive Drive Sacramento, CA 95616 United States +1 530 756 2142 |
Formerly called Murder Burger, patrons consider this burger joint to be the best in town. Impressive is "The Annihilator," weighing in with one pound of prime cut meat, all the fixings, and a huge side order of fries. You can choose from a variety of fixings, from barbeque sauce to jalapeno peppers and pesto. Other burgers include the Veggie, Pattymelt and the Turkey burger. For those wishing to broaden their culinary experience, an Ostrich burger is offered. Pastrami, fish and real chicken sandwiches are also popular. The menu offers a large variety of potato and veggie side dishes. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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