Best & Cool Bars in Sacramento

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"The Waterboy is a neighborhood restaurant in Midtown Sacramento where they are making delicious food and providing great service since 1996. Waterboy highlights a seasonal menu, inspired primarily by the beautiful cuisines of northern Italy and southern France. Additionally, they offer a diverse wine list and a full bar featuring artisanal cocktails and aperitifs."

"When you want to have a meal that tickles your palate and warms your heart, you should come to The Waterboy. For more than 20 years, this has become one of the most talked-about places to eat in Sacramento. Their approach to ingredients and menu craft will have you wanting to make your reservation today."

"Boy this Waterboy restaurant is good...:) Today was my third time coming to Waterboy The more we come here the more we like it, Today we had no reservations... (916) 498-9891Order online. Superb220 Reviews4.7"

"With two separate outdoor patios and walls lined with multiple TVs, this might be the best place to watch your favorite game or enjoy a drink outside—or both."

"Bars & NightlifeBreakfast/BrunchHappy HourLate-Night EatsPatio. 1925 J StreetSacramento, California 95811(916) 431-7199Get directions ». Tank House BBQ & Bar is a family owned and operated establishment in Midtown Sacramento."

"Since its establishment in 2012, The Porch Restaurant and Bar has paid homage to the South Carolina coast by creating an ambience that captures the essence of Southern charm and elegance as well as a menu that reflects the artful comfort and distinctive flavor of Low country cuisine. Located in the heart of Sacramento, The Porch offers a California approach to authentic Southern dishes with a menu that changes daily featuring the finest local, seasonal, and organic ingredients. All of the food is made from scratch and inspired by Low country, Cajun, Creole, and other Southern regional classics."

"Staying true to authentic German Beer Gardens, all outdoors with long tables made for drinking with friends. Nice line up of 32 beers on draft and the selection is largely German, but a few local breweries typically represented. Standouts: the super refreshing Midtown favorite–Schöfferhofer Starburst beer and German pretzels with specialty mustard and cheese dipping sauce!"

"2332 K StreetSacramento, California 95816(916) 346-4572Get directions ». Der Biergarten is Sacramento’s spot to socialize over some great German beer and light German fare. This Midtown Sacramento beer lover’s spot is a twist on the traditional German beer garden."

"For over 20 years, Moxie has offered an unparalleled dining experience, earning its place as a top destination restaurant in Northern California. Located in a very secluded neighborhood, Moxie provides the feel of a casual yet classically elegant environment, where the food is as enticing to the palate as it is to the eyes. Serving everything that swims, runs, or flies, and even honoring special requests from its guests, Moxie has become known both for its incredible food and its superb service."

"Moxie, a wine bar and New American spot in Boulevard Park, is another much-loved go-to, with 4.5 stars out of 478 Yelp reviews. Head over to 2028 H St. to see for yourself. This story was created automatically using local business data, then reviewed and augmented by an editor."

"The Buckhorn name is practically synonymous with high-quality meat in the Sacramento area, thanks in no small part to the restaurant group’s more casual restaurants, Buckhorn Grill and Buckhorn BBQ. But the flagship Buckhorn Steakhouse is legendary, having helped put Winters on the map as a destination for fans of hand-butchered steaks and blackened tri-tip. The menu is paired down from its pre-pandemic glory but staples including certified Angus rib-eye and garlic mashed potatoes remain up for grabs. A post shared by Buckhorn Steakhouse (@buckhorn_steakhouse)"

"Drake’s BARN is located along the river in West Sacramento’s Bridge District. Kick back, relax, and soak in those California sun rays while putting down some of the golden state’s most iconic beer. In its totality, the two-acre landmark location includes the PizzaSmith restaurant, YO?"

"This is where you’ll find the ‘quiet’ side of the Sacramento River. If you’re looking to take in the river and city views of Old Town and the Sacramento bridges from a less trafficked spot, walk through the River Walk Park and along the trail. The trail offers some of my favorite views of Sacramento and it’s especially beautiful around sunset."

"Kids young and old can learn about the past at Sutter’s Fort State Historic Park in Midtown Sacramento’s Sutter District. The park has old structures and a living history museum to view: It is an actual fort, not a figurative one. There are fun hands-on activities for all ages, like the Sutter’s Fort scavenger hunt, in which visitors search for artifacts and historical information."

"Another Midtown gem, Sutter’s Fort State Historic Park is the oldest (somewhat restored) fort in all the US. Long ago, the fort once played a key role in agriculture, trade, and European settlement in the Central Valley. But when an employee found gold in the parameters of the property, the fort was soon abandoned."

"If you want to learn about the dawn of the California Gold Rush, you should come to the Sutter’s Fort State Historic Park. This was a bustling fort until a worker, James Marshall, made an incredible discovery. While the fort was ditched as people tried to make their own fortune, today, it’s restored and beautiful."