Sacramento

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American
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Long celebrated by locals and foodies as one of the city's top restaurants, this historic eatery has a full bar, breezy courtyard seating, and creative American cooking. — Fodor's
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Cafe
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With its kitschy décor, inviting tropical patio and globally-influenced menu, Tower Café has remained a staple of the Sacramento dining scene for more than two decades. — Gayot
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Italian
2 reviews
Rural French cooking and California cuisine, along with some Italian specialties, are the culinary influences at this upscale yet unfussy restaurant. — Fodor's
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American
2 reviews
Anglophiles rejoice at this traditional English pub. — Gayot
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American
2 reviews
The original outpost of the local Paragary's empire is still a favorite among area denizens for its seasonal cuisine and intimate setting. — Gayot
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American
3 reviews
Located in a remodeled industrial area that is now a vibrant entertainment complex, Magpie is an inviting neighborhood bistro. — Gayot
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Diners
2 reviews
For more than two decades, diners have been flocking to this corner of East Sacramento for the 33rd Street Bistro's quality cuisine and relaxing environment. — Gayot
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American
3 reviews
The restaurant's classy, understated decor evokes the feel of an upscale dinner house, with original brick walls, an open kitchen, and an inviting bar. — Frommer's
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American
2 reviews
Just a block from the Capitol, the designer and architects have created an award-winning space that is smart, chic, suffused with light, and very inviting. — Frommer's
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American
2 reviews
After a day of sightseeing in Old Sacramento, there is no better place to sit back, relax and take in the views of the riverfront. — Gayot
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Mediterranean
2 reviews
With a warm and welcoming vibe, live music and extensive wine list, it is a popular choice for those seeking a fun night out. — Gayot
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American
2 reviews
Centro Cocina Mexicana showcases the regional foods of Mexico with fresh ingredients made in-house every day. — Afar Magazine
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American
2 reviews
Youthful and hip, with found-art decorative elements and exposed vents, this historic former fire station is a favorite stop for creative cocktails, craft beers, and creative gastropub fare. — Fodor's
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American
2 reviews
Well-loved seafood restaurant open from breakfast, lunch, and dinner. — Afar Magazine
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Vegan and Vegetarian
2 reviews
Traditional and modern Vietnamese fare at this longstanding restaurant. — Gayot
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American
2 reviews
The space has a contemporary, urban vibe, with polished wooden floors, stainless steel accents and a dining room opening to a cozy street-side patio. — Gayot
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Italian
2 reviews
Masullo Pizza is my idea of the perfect pizza place in the U.S.—the servers are friendly, the interior is stylish, the food honors what is local and seasonal, and the pizza is outstanding. — Afar Magazine
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American
2 reviews
More than meets the eye at this midtown hotspot offering American food. — Gayot
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Italian
2 reviews
Traditional Mexican restaurant that's a reliably good bet for shrimp Veracruz, pork carnitas, chile colorado (steak in ancho and pasilla chili sauce), and Mexico City–style street-food tacos. — Fodor's
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Diners
2 reviews
Romantic, upscale choice for traditional Spanish fare. — Gayot
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