Best Restaurants, Must Try Places in Elk Grove

"Arguably one of the best restaurants in Sacramento, The Kitchen is the only one in the area to have been awarded a Michelin-star. The menu is prix fixe and changes seasonally. Be sure to check directly for when it is open."

"Those who want their dinner to be more of a performance will adore The Kitchen Restaurant. Guests are able to walk right through the open kitchens and even have a chat with chefs w..."

"1719 34th StreetSacramento, CA 95816916-469-2433 hello@canoneastsac.comCanon East Sacramento Website. Led by Chef Brad Cecchi, formally of Grange, Urban Farmer, and most recently Solbar in Calistoga, Canon aims to deliver a Michelin-quality experience in a relaxed, neighborhood setting."

"Taking a Bib Gourmand rating from prestigious Michelin, Canon in East Sacramento focuses on small plates that let the seasonal ingredients take the spotlight. Dishes include coconut curry consommé with ash-roasted carrots and cured salmon with avocado mousse."

"Seasonal menus, shareable plates and unique décor have helped Canon live up to the anticipation that locals had prior to its opening. Those who want the experience of a fun restaur..."

"A brick-lined vault of sorts welcomes you into the space that is the Empress Tavern. Unique lighting fixtures bounce light off of the cellar walls as couples cosy into their individual private booths. This downtown hotspot is packed on any weekend night."

"It’s never lost its popularity, and the locals, as well as the visitors Sacramento, enjoy the dining space and the quality of food. It’s a very successful chain of restaurants gaining experience around the US. They offer cost-effective meals of high-end quality."

"Ive been eating there for over 20 years, if not more and I currently work next door for the past five years. Let me tell you something..."

"With its olive trees, waterfall and inviting fireplace, the patio at Paragary’s in Midtown is a great choice to enjoy a Sacramento summer night. The upscale Italian-influenced cuisine has a farm-to-table focus and include such dishes as short rib ravioli with maitake mushrooms and roasted king salmon with Delta corn."

"On a sunny and warm day, enjoy the outdoor garden patio seating at Paragary's. This bright and airy spot serves French-California cuisine along with fancy cocktails. Patrons love their weekend brunch!"

"One of the city’s most beautiful buildings, the stunning Leland Stanford Mansion is now protected as part of a state historic park. Set in the heart of downtown, it lies not far from the State Capitol Building and often acts as an official reception center for the Californian government when foreign dignitaries are in town. Built in 1856 during the Californian Gold Rush, the massive and majestic mansion showcases some striking Second Empire style architecture and lies among some immaculately manicured grounds and gardens."

"Recently renovated to the tune of 22 million dollars, this stunning mansion will not fail to impress you. Considered an exceptional example of Victorian-era architecture, the 19,000-square-foot building features 17-foot ceilings and ornate woodwork, and is furnished with period pieces. The mansion is located right downtown, and the juxtaposition of this ornately decorated building set against the modern glass buildings is stunning."

"1000 Broadway Sacramento, CA 95818 Phone: (916) 448-0811 Email: info@oldcitycemetery.com Website: http://www.oldcitycemetery.com/. Adorned with beautiful statues, dramatic markers and lush gardens, Sacramento Historic City Cemetery is an outdoor museum recording California history from the Gold Rush Era through today. Since its establishment in 1849, the City Cemetery has become the resting place of many remarkable Californians, demonstrating the diversity of California history and culture."

"You might think it weird to have a cemetery as tourist attraction, but, as most of the top attractions in Sacramento, the City Cemetery is a historic sight to visit in the city. The Sacramento Historic City Cemetery is the oldest cemetery in the city and was designed to resemble a Victorian garden. Most of the city’s historic and famous individuals are buried here and it’s a peaceful and relaxing place to walk around and explore more of Sacramento’s history."

"If you’re tired of staying indoors and are looking for the perfect recreational activity outside, then definitely consider dropping by Tiscornia Park for an exciting getaway."

"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!"