opened about 2 months ago
NEW CONCEPT
The 1920s Bookstore is a speakeasy-style venue with a cocktail lounge, featuring floor-to-ceiling shelves, Prohibition-era inspired cocktails, and live music. The cocktail program draws from fifty years of American mixology, spanning Prohibition-era techniques through mid-century and 1970s-style refinement.
OPENING TBD
NEW CONCEPT
Felicità Wine Company is a boutique wine producer founded by Feli Ortega in 2015, sourcing grapes from the celebrated Lodi wine region in California to craft a range of red and white wines under the ethos of “happiness in a bottle.”
-Sacramento Business Journal
opened about 1 year ago
NEW CONCEPT
Wine lounge by Heringer Estates Family Vineyard and Winery, a multigenerational estate based in Clarksburg known for producing an expansive selection of wine varietals and blends.
-Sacramento Business Journal
OPENING TBD
NEW CONCEPT
Bar9ine offers craft coffee, beer, wine, crepes, avocado toast sandwiches and pastries.
-Sacramento Business Journal
opened about 2 years ago
NEW CONCEPT
Offers fresh doughnuts, coffee, drinks and Gunther's ice cream.
opened about 3 years ago
NEW CONCEPT
Bear and Crown offers a traditional pub experience with a modern California spin.
opened about 7 years ago
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Honey & the Trapcat is a dual-concept restaurant and bar which serves specialties like pan-fried chicken breast with risotto and California cuisine-inspired pastas with fresh veggies. They also offer honey-themed drinks like the Gold Rush cocktail.
-Sactown Magazine
OPENING TBD
CHAIN LOCATION
Kwench, a juice and smoothies chain committed to making the best juices & fresh fruit smoothies from local ingredients.
opened about 7 years ago
NEW CONCEPT
Sean Finnegan's Irish Pub is located in Old Sacramento and serves various kinds of Irish whiskey and beer in addition to some exclusive craft brew offerings.
opened about 8 years ago
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US presidential themed milk shakes in Old Sacramento from Kelly Boyles, winner of the 2017 Downtown Sacramento Partnership “Calling All Dreamers” competition.
-Sactown Magazine