Spring Break
One thing is very clear. On a busy Thursday night people don't come to Bistro 33 just to eat. Located on 16th and K St. in Downtown Sacramento, Bistro 33 provides an environment where people eat, drink and party. There are many hybrid restaurants out there that try to combine all the elements of a fun night out. Where most restaurants fail, Bistro 33 delivers. But, does it for college students? (0) comments
From the mix of black, clear and frosted glass to the fountain decorating the exterior of the restaurant, translucent describes the look and feel of Taro's by Mikuni.
According to mikunisushi.com, Taro's opened in Market Square at Arden Fair Mall in November 2005. However, the Mikuni empire is much older. In 1987, Kotaro "Taro" Arai's parents opened a modest sushi restaurant in Fair Oaks to help support the family.
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Not yet 21? Lucky for you Sacramento has several 18 and over clubs, so you can party with the rest of them. Looking for some Latin style, hip-hop beats or even a place to dance and lounge? Whatever your taste is in music or dance there is a club for you (0) comments
What appears as an abandoned building during the day; pulsates as a hot, thriving dance club during the night. Azukar Lounge, located on J Street, nestled between 16th and 17th St., opened in January 2007 and it hasn't slowed down since. (1) comment
I was skeptical about this new restaurant I was about to encounter, for the single reason that I had not found a great Mexican restaurant in Sacramento. Tres Hermanas changed that for me. Its qualities had so much to offer to the newcomer that had a selected taste when it came to quality, authentic Mexican cuisine. (0) comments
