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The best pork on Sacramento's plates comes from this regenerative ranch in Ione
Currently, Magpie Cafe is offering a dish of pork belly with pears, frisee, pickled onions and a sweet-spicy glaze. The fat on the pork belly is rich and unctuous; the meat is tender with a nutty flavor. Not all pork is created equal. How and where the hogs are raised, and what they eat, informs the final food product. This particular hog was raised at PT Ranch in Ione, about an hour southeast of Sacramento in Amador County. Run by Emily and Ned Taylor, PT Ranch is a regenerative ranch that raises pork, lamb, turkey and chicken. “PT Ranch started when my dad bought it when he was in college. That was in the mid ‘50s, and he had all these aspirations of raising bulls. About 15 years ago, we took over the management of PT Ranch, and really wanted to change practices, and that’s when we decided to get into the pastured meat business and follow a regenerative-style farming as best as we could,” Emily Taylor said Regenerative ranching is a land stewardship practice that strives for sustainability through soil restoration, water conservation and biodiversity. The practice relies on five main principles: no soil tilling, no spraying, rotational grazing,
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10 Hidden Dining Gems In Sacramento, California, That Locals Love
One Sacramento kitchen grills its skewers over binchotan charcoal from Japan. Across town, another spot hands you the steak and lets you grill it yourself. I love that kind of surprise. The capital of California keeps tucking odd, delicious ideas into ordinary blocks, like Czech potato pancakes sharing a menu with pizza.
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Urijah Faber Grows Ultimate Fitness Empire From Sacramento Into Roseville
Urijah Faber is expanding his Ultimate Fitness gym operation beyond Sacramento, opening a new location in Roseville while classes are already underway in a temporary space inside the same building. The expansion was reported by The Business Journals. The outlet reported that the gym is hosting classes in a temporary...
whatnow.com
Café Ami to Replace Mas Taco Bar at Folsom’s Palladio
Café Ami, an all-day neighborhood café from MAC Hospitality Group, is planning to open in early 2027 at 450 Palladio Parkway in Folsom, in the space that was home to Mas Taco Bar. The taco restaurant closed for good on Sunday, Oct. 25, and the 3,500-square-foot space will be fully remodeled before the café opens. No exact opening date has been set.
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West Roseville Tea Cafe Yugen Teahouse Replaces 1973 Gold Exchange Shop
Yugen Teahouse opened in September at 4021 Woodcreek Oaks Blvd. in the Woodcreek Village shopping plaza, replacing the Old Gold Exchange. The cafe serves matcha, boba, milk teas, fruit teas and smoothies daily from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Yugen says its matcha comes directly from Shizuoka, Japan, according to...
hoodline.com
Oto's Marketplace, Five Others Honored at Sacramento's 8th Burnett Awards Nov. 12
Oto's Marketplace has been slicing sushi-grade fish and stacking bento boxes for Sacramento shoppers for 65 years, and next month the neighborhood grocer joins five other longtime local institutions as honorees at the Sacramento History Alliance's 8th Annual Burnett Awards. The gala is set for Thursday evening, November 12, from 5 to 7 p.m., in the lobby of the Sacramento History Museum on the Old Sacramento waterfront.
FOX40
Front Street Animal Shelter: Free adoptions, ofrendas and more
(FOX40.COM) — The Front Street Animal Shelter is waiving adoption fees through Halloween and will be creating a community pet ofrenda, along with holding other events till the beginning of November, officials said. Due to kennels being at capacity and more stray dogs arriving, dogs of various ages, sizes and personalities are available. Dogs already […]
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A Sacramento Restaurant’s Latest Inspection Revealed Several Food Safety Issues
[Editor’s note: The report mentioned here is from an inspection conducted on October 26 and may not represent the future health inspection status of the food establishment.]. The Sacramento County Health Department conducted a routine inspection at Desi Curry on October 26. The report listed several violations, including missing paper towels at a handwashing sink, insects in stored lentils, moths in the dry storage room, and a missing food safety manager certificate. The restaurant received a yellow placard following the inspection.
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Better Buzz Coffee Eyes Folsom's Old Carl's Jr. Spot for New Cafe
A coffee chain famous for a vanilla-laced drink it calls the Best Drink Ever is laying the groundwork for a Folsom cafe, with a hiring push now underway for a shop planned at 1016 E. Bidwell St. Better Buzz Coffee Roasters has not opened the location yet, but a general manager job posting suggests the chain is moving ahead with plans to bring its drive-thru and walk-in format to the Sacramento area.
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Bohème Bewitched debuts a haunted house experience in downtown Davis
The thrift boutique’s new Halloween event features interactive activities and performances from UC Davis student clubs. Through Oct. 31, the empty buildings at 300 E St. have been transformed by locally owned thrift boutique Bohème into an immersive Halloween experience — Bohème Bewitched. Within the space, visitors can expect engaging activities and performances. The boutique’s community outreach and event coordinator Julia Holton designed the magical world.
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Mandi House Bringing Yemeni Slow-Roasted Lamb to Roseville
Mandi House, a Yemeni restaurant known for slow-roasted meats, is preparing to open in Roseville, with the team aiming for a mid-December opening, before Christmas. The date isn’t confirmed. Owner and founder Faris Alqabass told What Now Sacramento the team still has several city and county approvals to complete.
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The Sacramento Bee
Sacramento news: New restaurant, new coffee shop, airport parking garage updates
New restaurants are opening in the Sacramento region this fall, from a downtown Vietnamese kitchen to a Southern California coffee chain heading to Folsom. Meanwhile, Sacramento County Department of Airports spokesperson Lindsay Myers said travelers will be able to access the new six-story parking garage starting one week before the holiday season. Here's a quick digest: Amber Hazel Vietnamese Kitchen opened Oct. 1 at 1714 15th St. in downtown Sacramento, replacing the shuttered dessert spot Mochinut and serving beef, veggie and chicken pho priced at $19 , along with banh mi, broken rice plates, Vietnamese coffee and che for dessert. A new six-story parking garage that has more than 5,500-spaces at Sacramento International Airport is set to open Nov. 19, exactly one week before Thanksgiving, Sacramento County Department of Airports spokesperson Lindsay Myers said. Travelers should note that only about three floors will be open the first day due to a grand opening event occurring on the other floors, Myers said. All spaces will be available the following day. Better Buzz Coffee Roasters, a Southern California chain with nearly 50 locations, is hiring a general manager for a new Folsom shop at 1016 E. Bidwell St. that will replace a
The Sacramento Bee
Cafe known for its ‘Best Drink Ever' vanilla-flavored coffee is coming to Folsom
A coffee franchise popular in Southern California is hiring staff as it expands to the Sacramento area. Better Buzz Coffee Roasters is in the process of hiring a general manager for a coffee shop in Folsom, according to the chain’s LinkedIn page. The coffee franchise, with almost 50 stores in Southern California, indicates it plans to open a location at 1016 E. Bidwell St. Each Better Buzz location offers slightly different menus, according to its website , so an official assortment of beverages and food has yet to be determined for the Folsom location. However, some of the items that are common at each Better Buzz include a honey latte, a mocha latte, cold brew, chai and its signature beverage known as “The Best Drink Ever,” which is an Americano or latte made with water, espresso and vanilla. Each location has avocado toast, açai bowls and breakfast sandwiches. The opening of the Folsom Better Buzz Coffee is still in the works. The city has approved the company’s tenant design review plans, according to The Sacramento Business Journal. Better Buzz Coffee did not respond to a request for comment from The Sacramento Bee. The franchise is known for its signature vanilla-flavored