Guidebook for Sacramento
Food Scene
Really excellent and cheap Thai food, open late. The boat noodle soup (#23) is fantastic, but it's all really good.
17 locals recommend
Thai Canteen | Midtown
1501 16th StReally excellent and cheap Thai food, open late. The boat noodle soup (#23) is fantastic, but it's all really good.
Great Mexican food, especially the chile verde and chile colorado. Probably 4 out of 5 Sacramentans would say this is their favorite restaurant.
35 locals recommend
Tres Hermanas
2416 K StGreat Mexican food, especially the chile verde and chile colorado. Probably 4 out of 5 Sacramentans would say this is their favorite restaurant.
Terrific upscale Japanese/modern cuisine. Maybe the best "fancy" restaurant.
67 locals recommend
Kru Contemporary Japanese Cuisine
3135 Folsom BlvdTerrific upscale Japanese/modern cuisine. Maybe the best "fancy" restaurant.
You'll have to drive to this place, but they grill chickens Sinaloa-style in the parking lot, and it's just the best.
Tacos La Piedad
2700 Northgate BlvdYou'll have to drive to this place, but they grill chickens Sinaloa-style in the parking lot, and it's just the best.
LowBrau
1050 20th StBeer and sausages and a great patio on which to enjoy them.
Naked Lounge
1500 Q StIt's like the '90s never ended at this coffee shop.
Essentials
Safeway
1814 19th StGrocery Outlet Bargain Market
1630 W El Camino AveMidtown Laundry
2105 P StSterling Cleaners
2417 BroadwayExcellent dry cleaner, if you're here for a few days.
Shopping
Mid-century and Danish modern furniture and all sorts of other cool stuff for your house.
10 locals recommend
Scout Living
1215 18th StMid-century and Danish modern furniture and all sorts of other cool stuff for your house.