Best Lunch Restaurants in Sacramento

"2004 Capitol AveSacramento, CA 95811(916) 436-7711 Alaro Craft Brewery Website. Award winning brewery along with creative entrees & small plates with a touch of Spanish flair."

"In the space that was once home to Lucky Cafe, the Morning Fork is another well-attended breakfast diner in the heart of Lavender Heights that serves large plates of Americana. Jennifer Swiryn, a long time Lucky Cafe waitress who now owns the restaurant with her husband Keith, has preserved the lunch counter and its original brown vinyl swivel stools. Sit there (or at a nearby booth) to tuck into fried chicken and bacon-laced Belgian waffles, crab and shrimp cake Benedict, and pancakes that spill over the edge of the plate."

"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!"

"When mesmerized by the shimmering Sacramento skyline, one may catch a subtle glimmer atop the Kimpton Sawyer Hotel. There, perched high above the rest is a bar riddled with plush seating and all the makings of an upscale cosmopolitan oasis. Looking to book a professional gathering or private event?"

"2009 J StreetSacramento, CA 95811(916) 341-0544Get directions ». One of the newest salons in the Midtown/Downtown Sacramento area!!. Come on over to experience what the Pouf is about!!"

"2430 K St #100Sacramento, CA 95816(916) 538-6820Get directions ». La Bonita is located in a beautiful Victorian building and offers services such as skin care treatment, waxing, teeth whitening, lash extensions, and more."

"With miles of riverside biking and walking paths, views of Old Sacramento and the permanently anchored Delta King steamboat, and plenty of trees, it's the perfect place to cool off in the hours before the sun goes down. Evening: For dinner, check out hostel staff favorite Bangkok 12, just a few blocks from the hostel, for high-quality Thai food at traveler-friendly prices. Or, stop by one of hostel General Manager Marc Johnson's favorite dining spots. About a 20-minute walk from the hostel, Assistant General Manager Casey Maloney recommends Burgers and Brew for world-class craft beer and award-winning patties."

"Tips for kids: Old Sacramento, the California Railroad Museum, and the Crocker Art Museum are fun with kids. Hot Italian serves pizza and gelato, making it a pleaser for adults and kids; plus, there’s a small playground across the street."

"and Wed 10 – 7, Thursdays 10 – 9, Fri-sun 10-5 Adults $10.00, Students (w/ID) $5.00), Kids 6 and under FREE Every 3rd Sunday is “Pay What You Wish” sponsored by Bank of America Parking tip: On-street parking meters bordering the Museum and Crocker Park require quarters. A parking lot is available on Second Street and costs $3 per two hours. Meters free on Sundays."

"If you want a sophisticated and dramatic feel to your engagement photos, I would recommend using the indoor ballroom or Friedman Court room for instance. However, if you like a clean and bright look, I would recommending using their outdoor Courtyard or E. Kendell Davis Courtyard."

"Art aficionados in Sacramento have the privilege of living in the same city as the historic Crocker Art Museum. This institution goes back more than 130 years. Phenomenal pieces from all around the world are on display at the Crocker Art Museum."

"One of the few free museums in Sacramento, the Old Sacramento Schoolhouse Museum gives you an idea of what a one-room schoolhouse from the 1800s looked like. It’s a small museum and will probably take you less than 30 minutes to tour, but with its central location it’s a fun place to walk through to get another dose of history in Sacramento. And, as an added bonus, the people who work at the museum dress up in historical costumes to give you more of that stepping back in time feel."

"This little museum is located right in the heart of old town, and it gives students the ability to see what school life was like at the turn of the 20th century. There is even a replica one-room school-house that is still present and can be explored."