Cap City Eats

Food & Drink in Sacramento

Updated Dec 8, 2025

  • Pizza Supreme Being (NY style, naturally fermented crust, limited menu but worth it; tell them I sent you)

    Majka Pizza (naturally fermented dough, bit of a unique style, one daily pizza plus a growing menu of other options)

    Masullo (naturally fermented dough, Neapolitan style, both red & white sauce options)

  • Hook & Ladder (try whatever the pasta special is)

    MOTHER (all vegetarian but if you read that and skip this, you’re wrong)

    Mecha Mucho (best egg salad sandwich I’ve had outside Japan)

    Juno’s Kitchen (East Sacramento, sandwiches)

    Corti Bros (get the sandwiches)

    Urban Roots (BBQ & brewery)

    Obo Italian (quick, lots of options)

    Selland’s (quick, lots of options, multiple locations)

    The Sandwich Spot (multiple locations)

    The Rind (cheese, sandwiches, wine)

    Tank House (BBQ)

    Tapas the World

    World Famous Hotboys Chicken (Nashville hot chicken)

    Adamo's (Italian; need a reservation)

    Stepdad’s

    Revolution Winery

  • Faria (try the olive loaf)

    Gunther’s Ice Cream (a mainstay)

    Vic’s Ice Cream (returning soon)

    Broadway Donuts (closing 12/12/25)

    Stanley Donuts

    Freeport Bakery

    Moonbelly Bakery

    PastryCat916 (at Offbeat Coffee)

    Midtown Bakery

    Licked Ice Cream (check hours, seasonally)

    Mahroba Japanese Bakery (tons of options, really good)

  • Breakfast Sandos: Camellia, Mast Coffee

    Forgotten Bakery (bagels)

    Morning Fork*

    Pushkin’s (on 29th and also Sibling)

    Druthers Sutter Park

    Abuela’s

    *You will wait but it’s worth it, get there as close to opening as you can

  • There are almost a hundred craft breweries within 50 miles, a few we like are:

    SacYard tap house

    At Ease Brewing

    Urban Roots (solid food)

    Nitty’s Cider

    Pintworks (Touchstone Brewing)

    Bike Dog

    Mattie Groves

  • Dumpling and Tea House

    Journey to the Dumpling

    Ming Dynasty (dim sum)

    Asian Pearl (dim sum)

    Frank Fat’s

    Yue Huang (dim sum in Natomas)

  • Pachamama

    Camellia (great coffee, EXCELLENT breakfast sandwiches)

    Immortal Cafe

    Old Soul (other food & drink options; be prepared for food to take a while)

    Temple Coffee (tea options, baked goods)

    Chocolate Fish

    Mast Coffee

    Tandem (try the breakfast roll-up)

    Camp Cove

  • Ten Ten Room

    The Snug

    Ro Sham Beaux

    Betty's Wine Bar

    Ju Ju Kitchen and Cocktails

    Karma Brew (solid espresso martini)

    Butterscotch Den

  • High end:

    Ella

    Camden Spit & Larder

    Midrange:

    Hook & Ladder

    Ju Ju Kitchen & Cocktails

    Ro Sham Beaux

    Stepdads

    Casual:

    Brickland

    Kupros

    Jets

  • The Kitchen (1 star Michelin - book ~3mos in advance)

    Kru (reserve well in advance)

    Ella

    Canon

    Camden Spit & Larder

    Waterboy

  • Kru (high end, reservations req’d)

    Binchoyaki (yakitori, small plates, bento boxes)

    Mikuni (standard fare sushi)

    Origami Asian Grill (not strictly Japanese, more fusion; fast casual; great banh mi)

    Kodaiko Ramen

    Ryujin Ramen (generally fine, nothing over the top)

    Fish Face Poke Bar

    The Izakaya (still haven’t been here but I’ve heard good things)

    Mecha Mucho

    Sushi Cafe (East Sac neighborhood sushi)

  • Tres Hermanas (gets very, very busy)

    La Fiesta Taqueria (typical taqueria, good takeout option)

    El Rincon Mexican (tiny little spot but good!)

    Nopalitos (no longer cash only!)

  • Thai Farmhouse (on broadway, small but solid overall; good takeout option)

    Kin Thai Street Eatery (really, really good)

    Coconut on T

  • Saigon Alley

    Pho Mama

    HANOI - 36 Streets