Best Family Restaurants in Elk Grove

"Morton’s has used the same suppliers for their prime beef and other meat since the restaurant opened. They say they offer ‘The Best Steak…Anywhere,‘ and they mean it. Their steaks are delicious and possess a unique flavor that can’t be found anywhere else."

"He was surprise to see his name was on the menu that was given to us. The waitress and waiter were v..."

"For over 60 years, Lucky Café has served up delicious home cooked meals prepared to order in a genuine diner setting from the counter to the booths. Locals know it as the place to go for a typical greasy spoon experience with an old timey nostalgic feel and great prices on tasty breakfast classics. Fluffy pancakes with a hint of sweetness drowning in butter, a spinach and cheese omelette with crisp savory hash browns, tasty chorizo and eggs, biscuits and gravy, chicken fried chicken, corned beef hash, and yummy sausages are all consistently excellent and always cooked fast."

"1111 21st StreetSacramento, CA 95811(916) 476-6765 The Morning Fork Website. Traditional Breakfast & Lunch Diner favorites with some culinary flare, local Naked roasted coffee, unique mimosas, beer, and wine."

"I can't wait to go back and try more of their delicious food!. We are a breakfast family so this was right up our alley!"

"The food is amazing here, I'm not quite entirely sure it needs to be this expensive, especially considering there's so waiters but I was really..."

"Back-track to K and 20th Street for lunch at Pizzeria Urbano, which has delicious pizza (available by the slice), paninis and salads. There are many other restaurants here in the so-called “MARRS” (“Midtown Arts Restaurants Retail Scene”) area if pizza isn’t your thing."

"33% Off Italian Dinner at Mamma Susanna's Ristorante Italiano. After one visit we were hooked. Now, a dozen visits later, we consider this the BEST Italian food in town."

"Home to an astounding array of artworks and exhibitions, the excellent Crocker Art Museum can be found just a short stroll to the southwest of the center. Housed in a grand Victorian-era mansion, its huge collection contains everything from ceramics and sculptures to paintings, photos and prints. The oldest art museum west of the Mississippi River, it was founded in 1885 and is named after the wealthy local businessman and lawyer who first began assembling the collection."

"and Wed 10 – 7, Thursdays 10 – 9, Fri-sun 10-5 Adults $10.00, Students (w/ID) $5.00), Kids 6 and under FREE Every 3rd Sunday is “Pay What You Wish” sponsored by Bank of America Parking tip: On-street parking meters bordering the Museum and Crocker Park require quarters. A parking lot is available on Second Street and costs $3 per two hours. Meters free on Sundays."

"Housed in the ornate Victorian mansion (and sprawling additions) of a railroad baron, this museum has striking architecture and an excellent collection. Works by California painters and European masters hang..."

"If you’re interested in getting a good overview of the history of Sacramento and California’s Gold Rush, head over to the Sacramento History Museum. The museum sits on the site of the original Sacramento City Hall building from 1854, and has been reconstructed to look like how it did in the 19th century. Exhibits on offer include everything from Gold Rush history to historic print shops, Nisenan Indian culture, agriculture, and more."

"Official residence of the Governor of California, the30-room Governor’s Mansion was built in 1877, in a turreted Victorian gothic style that recalls Norman Bates’s home in the Hitchcock movie, Psycho (1960). Full of objects left by previous residents – a 1902 Steinway piano, hand-tied Persian carpets – it is a fascinating museum with daily tours, which hasn’t really changed since the Reagans moved out in 1967. Various governors have lived in different houses and hotel suites over the years, but the mansion was back in business when Governor Jerry Brown took up residence in 2015.Some speculate this unusual building is haunted – but you should be fine by day."

"Gawk at the Governor's Mansion Grab a quick breakfast at the hotel or the Starbucks around the corner on 13th Street, and stroll over to 16th and H Streets to take a look at the Governor’s Mansion. An elaborate white, thirty-room, Second-Empire Italianate / Victorian built in 1877, the house was purchased by the state to house California governors and their families in 1903. Talk to your kids about the role of the governor as you admire California’s answer to the White House from the sidewalk (unfortunately it’s not possible to go inside)."

"1526 H Street Sacramento, CA 95814 Phone: (916) 323-3047 Website: http://www.parks.ca.gov/?"

"Short Review: Prices jacked up 50% since re-opening and food quality and quantity is less.It pains me to write this a local and long time customer.I'..."

"Hot Italian serves pizza and gelato, making it a pleaser for adults and kids; plus, there’s a small playground across the street. Besides outlining what we did that day, I’ve included additional ideas so that you can build the perfect day trip to Sacramento."