City Cruises Sacramento: Cocktail River Cruise
Enjoy a cocktail cruise along the Sacramento River as you sip on delicious drinks. Cruise under the Tower Bridge and soak in the views of the city skyline on an unforg...
Pho Bac Hoa Viet South Sacramento is a street-food stop in South Sacramento, Sacramento.
Editorially verified June 3, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Enjoy a cocktail cruise along the Sacramento River as you sip on delicious drinks. Cruise under the Tower Bridge and soak in the views of the city skyline on an unforg...
Join Chef Maggie in Sacramento for a hands-on pasta-making class. Learn to make colorful pasta from scratch using natural ingredients and enjoy a homemade marinara sauce.
Learn how to make two classic sushi rolls from scratch in this cooking class with Chef Birdie!
Address: 6645 Stockton Boulevard, Suite 300, Sacramento, CA 95823
Laos Kitchen on Franklin Boulevard in South Sacramento opened 2012 as the small family Laotian operation, the city's defining Laotian street-food kitchen.
Try: Laotian sticky rice, larb, papaya salad, grilled meats
La Esperanza on Franklin Boulevard in South Sacramento is the long-running Mexican counter and taqueria, daily 07:00 start, the city's morning birria stop.
Try: Tacos al pastor, carnitas, asada plates
Soi Alley Eats on X Street in midtown Sacramento runs Laotian and Thai street food in a hidden alley between 27th and 28th near Asha Urban Baths.
Try: Laotian and Thai street food
Laos Kitchen on Franklin Boulevard in South Sacramento opened 2012 as the small family Laotian operation, the city's defining Laotian street-food kitchen.
Try: Laotian sticky rice, larb, papaya salad, grilled meats
Midtown Farmers Market on 20th Street, midtown Sacramento, runs Saturday year-round with 30 to 50 prepared-food stalls turning out walk-and-eat plates.
Try: Prepared-food stalls from the 200-vendor Saturday market
Kin Thai at the MARRS building on 20th Street, midtown Sacramento, is the city's Michelin Recommended Thai street-eatery counter with Southern Thai plates.
Try: Thai street food
Taqueria Jalisco on 16th Street, midtown Sacramento, opened 1974 as the city's first taqueria, the long-running counter for asada tacos, mulitas and barbacoa.
Try: Asada tacos, mulitas, barbacoa, asada fries
La Esperanza on Franklin Boulevard in South Sacramento is the long-running Mexican counter and taqueria, daily 07:00 start, the city's morning birria stop.
Try: Tacos al pastor, carnitas, asada plates