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Spirits, Brews and Bites event draws spirited crowd to Historic Folsom
The spirits were flowing, the costumes were colorful and Historic Folsom was buzzing with activity Saturday afternoon as the annual Spirits, Brews and Bites celebration brought hundreds of adults downtown for a Halloween-themed tasting adventure that sold out before the festivities even began. More than 600 advance tickets had been...
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Crystal Nugs Plans a Cannabis Consumption Lounge in Midtown
Crystal Nugs Dispensary & Delivery plans to add an on-site cannabis consumption lounge at 2300 J St. in Sacramento’s Midtown. Owner Maisha Bahati confirmed to What Now Sacramento that, if all goes well, the lounge will most likely open in early 2028. The timeline is long because the lounge...
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Taco Bell Is Testing New Baja Sauce And Chicken In Just One City
It’s no secret that Taco Bell is always soft launching (well, technically testing) new products to see just how interested diners might be in seeing the restaurant chain’s menu grow. Some are huge hits or great values — just look at the Chicken Crunchadillas or the snacking-ready Double Dipping Burritos, for example — while others...
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The Enormous Discount Store In California Where $35 Gets You A Whole Cart Full Of Treasures
There’s a store in Sacramento where your grocery budget goes in feeling nervous and comes out feeling like a champion. Grocery Outlet Bargain Market on Riverside Boulevard is the kind of place that makes you question every other shopping decision you’ve ever made in your life. Let’s be...
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This Little California Bakery Serves Handmade Donuts That Locals Can’t Stop Raving About
Some places earn their reputation one glazed ring at a time, and BJ Cinnamon in Folsom, California is doing exactly that. This is a spot where the donuts do all the talking, and trust us, they have a lot to say. There’s something quietly wonderful about discovering a local bakery...
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Downtown Sacramento's Thirtyfour Mexican Cantina Closes After 3.5 Years of Birria
Thirtyfour Mexican Cantina, the downtown Sacramento restaurant that built a following on birria tacos, quesabirria and birria ramen, will permanently close on Oct. 23 after three and a half years in business at 1100 O St. Co-owners Evaleen Nambo and Serapio Nambo announced the closure on social media earlier this month, thanking customers for their support without explaining the reason behind the decision.
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The Sacramento Bee
Downtown Sacramento Mexican restaurant known for its birria tacos to close
A Mexican restaurant frequented by state workers and Sacramento residents alike is closing for good. Thirtyfour Mexican Cantina on 1100 O St. announced earlier this month on social media that it would be shutting down Oct. 23. “We’ve had the privilege of sharing countless meals, laughter, and special memories with you — memories we will carry with us forever,” the restaurant wrote in its farewell post on social media. The cantina served Sacramento for three-and-a-half years and was known for birria tacos, fish tacos, birria ramen and quesabirria tacos. The eatery came about as a result of an expansion of Tacos 34, a pop-up taco vendor in Sacramento. The name is dedicated to 34th Avenue in North Oak Park, where the owners grew up, according to previous Sacramento Bee reporting. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Thirtyfour Mexican Cantina (@thirtyfourmexicancantina) Thirtyfour Mexican Cantina did not respond to an interview request from The Sacramento Bee in time for publication. In its goodbye announcement, co-owners Evaleen Nambo and Serapio Nambo thanked customers for their support. ‘Saying goodbyes is not easy, but we leave with hearts full of gratitude,” they wrote. Thirtyfour Mexican Cantina’s hours for its remaining week will
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7 Pizza Parlor Dishes From the Years Shakey's Had Banjo Bands and Long Tables
I use AI to help draft these articles. Every recipe and every fact in them is checked before publishing. Shakey's Pizza Parlor opened its first location in Sacramento in 1954, and by 1968 the chain had more than 340 of them, which made it a regular stop for Little League dinners, birthday parties, and Friday nights when nobody wanted to cook. The dining room was communal on purpose, with long rows of picnic tables, pitchers on the table, and a banjo-and-piano band playing Dixieland and sing-alongs on music nights. You ate next to strangers and mostly didn't mind.
The Sacramento Bee
Sacramento Indian pizzeria opens new location in Elk Grove. More to come
A Sacramento-founded Indian-fusion pizzeria has opened a store in an Elk Grove shopping center. Velly Pizza opened Aug. 28 and is serving pizzas and Indian cuisine at 4720 Laguna Blvd. at Laguna Creek Town Center. The restaurant specializes in pizza with classic Indian flavors. “Each pizza we serve is baked with a fresh dough, made from scratch and infused with seasoning,” the restaurant’s webpage read. “Our pizzas are handcrafted to perfection, topped with fresh vegetables, tender meats, and a variety of delightful sauces.” Some of the pizzeria’s signature pies are an Indian garlic chicken pizza, a chicken curry pizza, a chicken Tikki masala pizza, and a vegetable masala pizza, according to its online menu. It also serves American-style pizzas like a standard combination, an all-meat pizza, and a Hawaiian pizza. Velly Pizza also serves pasta, salad and 24-hour marinated and oven-baked chicken wings. Velly Pizza opened its first storefront in 2024 in South Natomas at 3291 Truxel Road, previously operating as The Original Chicago’s Pizza & Curry. Since then, the pizzeria has opened seven other storefronts in the United States, with two in Indiana and six in California. Here are the stores in the Sacramento area: 7441 Foothills Blvd. in
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Bring Cash and Your Appetite to This California Burger Shack’s Huge Old-School Cheeseburgers
Some of the best meals in California come from places you might drive past without a second look. Picture a tiny walk-up stand with a single window, a few outdoor tables, and a grill that has been busy for decades. You hand over cash, wait a little, and then a...
The Sacramento Bee
Sacramento pop up chef serves smash burgers, launches new ordering platform
Precisely 14 years after launching the Sacramento Burger Battle, Rodney Blackwell is back with a new burger concept, as well as a new takeout ordering platform designed for small food businesses. Plush Burger operates out of a catering kitchen in Curtis Park. Blackwell officially served their first Plush burger on Sept. 18, which not coincidentally happened to be National Cheeseburger Day. Burgers are foundational to Blackwell’s culinary worldview. From childhood, they have enjoyed both eating and making them. “After school, I’d come home and there were a few things that I was allowed to make in the kitchen. We had this electric griddle that my parents allowed me to use with my older siblings’ supervision. I realized how much I not only enjoyed cooking for myself, but also for my siblings. Burgers have kind of always been there as the go-to food, the safe food,” they said. In 2009, Blackwell opened the Instagram account @burgerjunkies as a place where they could share photos and reviews of the burgers they ate both locally and around the country. This evolved into the website burgerjunkies.com , where others could submit and rate their favorite ones. Just three years later, Blackwell launched the Sacramento
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11 Sacramento, California Bakeries That Serve Affordable Breakfast Pastries
A good breakfast does not have to involve a sit-down meal, a long wait, or a bill that makes you regret ordering something sweet. Sometimes a fresh pastry and a cup of coffee are all you need to start the morning on a happier note. The trick is finding bakeries...