Save Sac Restaurants
Sacramento restaurants need your support. So much of what we love about this region goes back to food – a favorite pizza place, the bistro where you went on your first date, the taqueria that we look forward to on Friday nights. But the hard truth is that due to COVID-19, many of our restaurants won’t survive without our help. We can give them a fighting chance by enjoying a delicious meal on a restaurant patio, ordering takeout, or even buying gift cards as presents for friends and family.
Sacramento won’t be the same without our restaurants – please join us in supporting them now so they will be with us into the future.
For an in-depth look at what restaurants are facing, listen to restaurateur Henry de Vere White on the Visit Sacramento Podcast below.
Those of us who live in and visit Sacramento have always rallied to support our beloved local favorites. That’s how we kept the Sacramento Kings in town, it’s how we built Sacramento Republic FC, and it’s how we will save our restaurants and other local businesses.
ALL of Sacramento’s restaurants need your support, so we encourage you to grab take out or a gift card from your favorite spots. If you need some inspiration, you can find a list of Visit Sacramento’s partner restaurants below. Keep in mind that some are temporarily closed or having to change their hours based on incoming restrictions, so it’s best to check in with any restaurant before ordering.
Take a Foodie Tour
Sacramento is a food town – no question. But how can you experience the culinary greatness of Sacramento during a pandemic? By making your own to-go foodie tour, of course!
Learn MorePodcast: Opening a Restaurant During a Pandemic
Nash & Proper's Cecil Rhodes tells us what it's like to open a restaurant during a time when people can't even dine inside.
Learn MorePodcast: Support Sacramento Restaurants Now
Sara Arbabian of The Rind shares the ways she is working to ensure she stays open, and how you can help keep her restaurant and others you love in business over the coming weeks and months.
Learn MorePodcast: Mikuni's Taro Arai on Restaurant's Story, How it's Coping with Shutdowns
Sacramento sushi restaurant Mikuni began half a world away with an 11-year old boy, a paper route and a dream.
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