Spring Break
The name completely gives away this fabulous location that is the R15 bar at night and Café Bernardo by day, and home is exactly the feel that it's going for. (0) comments
Located on 15th and Q Street sits a quaint urban coffeehouse known as the Naked Lounge. There is indoor and outdoor seating with a view of a park, filled with families hanging out and taking in the city-like atmosphere that we call downtown. (1) comment
INK is a small and quaint restaurant located on N and 28th streets in downtown Sacramento. The restaurant is decorated in old school tattoo art. Many of the bartenders are even tatted up; tattoos almost seem to be a requirement for working there. (1) comment
Presented with a rare year where this most alcohol-soaked of holidays is unencumbered by life's responsibilities, many people will want to really go crazy. They will also want to know what Sacramento has in store for their drinking and partying needs. There are a handful of local bars that will be offering some festivities in the spirit of the holiday. (0) comments
Want a place to celebrate Cinco de Mayo every week? Make a fiesta out of every Tuesday night at El Torito's "Taco Tuesdays!" This Mexican restaurant is known for its fancy atmosphere and pricey entrees, but on Tuesday nights, it's anything but. Just head directly to the Cantina, where it's self-seating. (1) comment
El Patron has the potential to be a fun, popular place, but as long as their food is just ok, and their prices are above reasonable for college students, it won't be the new "hot-spot." (5) comments
Ultimately, this is a great place to eat cheap and get quality food. Options are endless and staff service is not bad. It's a great place to eat with friends or to celebrate a birthday. (0) comments
