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    4.3 (1k reviews)
    Closed 5:00 pm - 9:00 PM
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Casual
    Loud
    Good for groups
    Happy hour specials

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    Side salad
    Helen L.

    Cute little Italian restaurant in midtown/downtown Sacramento. Recommended to make a reservation as they're often busy, no matter the day of the week. Friendly staff and they were able to accommodate our group of 12. Between the 12 of us, we tried a decent amount of the menu. Everything we tried (bolognese, Alfredo, salmon pasta, veal pasta, appetizers) was delicious. The standouts for me would have to be the octopus appetizer and bruschetta. And love the fresh pasta. Would come back and recommend.

    Interior
    Cameron C.

    We were able to be seated at the bar with no reservation! Arancini was crispy and bursting with flavor. House salad was a little bland and could have used a bit of oil a pepper or balsamic. However, the tomatoes that came with the salad were sooo good though lol The carbonara was okay...the salmon picatta was excellent.

    Bolognese, chicken Alfredo
    Betty F.

    Food was excellent, service was very professional, loved the ambiance, busy and cozy all in one.

    Lemon Cake Desert
    Claudia A.

    Absolutely delicious spot! We didn't make a reservation but they were more than happy to accommodate for our party of four. Despite it being close to closing time, we did not feel pressured at all, along with other patrons who were still finishing their plates. The place is definitely a hole in the wall! I strongly recommend reading the history of the special place on the newspapers, placed on their outside windows to learn more about their history in Sac!

    Cici G.

    This is a small authentic Italian restaurant in Sac that was recommended by a coworker. Overall I liked how small and intimate the restaurant was (I don't like that I left there smelling like food though, that's my biggest pet peeve of smaller restaurants). Food: -fried octopus- 3/5 *I took away two points due to how oily it was. The flavor was amazing though and I loved how generous they were with the octopus portion -pasta- 3/5 quality noodles, good amount of meat but I just didn't love. It was overall a solid meal though

    Bruschetta
    Chelsea T.

    Adamo's is a great authentic Italian spot. I've gone many times over the years. In the last year or so, I feel like the service has been a little more hit or miss, but I think they have gotten back to solid ground lately. The food however is always spot on. Everything I have had has always been delicious - the stuffed pepper appetizers are especially good! They maintain such a cozy, authentic atmosphere inside, and I absolutely love dining in here. The topic of Italian food in Sacramento seems to be hotly debated, but I think Adamo's is consistently one of the best options. I will certainly continue to come back and stuff my face

    Cooking Class - Four Cheese Ravioli
    Jenna P.

    We had such a wonderful time at Adamo's for their pasta cooking class! It was a fun and memorable experience, and a perfect way to celebrate mother's day. John, the owner, was an incredible instructor and guided us through some of the steps of making fresh raviol. We mixed the pasta dough, rolled it out and prepped the filling. The class was hands-on, engaging, and approachable for all skill levels. In addition to the cooking lesson, we were treated to a delicious cheese and jam appetizer, a fresh salad, and the opportunity to sample a couple wines throughout the class. The highlight, of course, was enjoying the ravioli we made ourselves, served with our choice between sauces. And it was honestly some of the best ravioli I've ever had! Between the fantastic food, excellent wine, and welcoming group atmosphere, this was such a special experience. We left full, happy, and excited to return next time for dinner!

    Carbonara
    Leafy N.

    The theme of today's meal was unfortunately S A L T. The Octopus appetizer was the best part of the meal. The yukon gold potatoes were amazingly crispy with a nice bite to the skin. The inside was pillow-y soft, and when mixed with the salsa verde was full of flavor with a fabulous punch of garlic. The salsa verde could be put over a nice flank steak and it would absolutely kill. That said, the octopus was a bit *too* crispy. I felt I had to really chew to get it down, and I just wanted a nice snappy skin for some textural juxtaposition. For my entree, I got the Bolognese which was definitely full of salt. The pasta was wonderfully thin and bouncy, but I feel the chef may have had an off-day. My friend and I had to down like multiple cups of water with our meal which made it hard to enjoy. Plus, the garlic bread felt like biting into a brick. The inside was quite fluffy and soft, but the crust was simply too crispy. I almost felt like my teeth were going to give way. Honestly, I can't in good faith recommend this place to my friends, so neither would I recommend it to you. (aside from the pasta classes)

    Melissa S.

    I really enjoyed my solo date to adamo's! It is such a quaint restaurant. I love that it's a small and intimate restaurant and it was fun to have wine and pasta at the bar. I had the four cheese ravioli with the chili on the side and would definitely recommend ordering it like this if you want to control the spice level. The pine nuts on top were great and it had a great flavor. Portions for the pasta felt a bit small. The salad and bread were wonderful as well paired alongside it. The cannoli dessert was just okay. I felt it wasn't sweet enough and didn't really enjoy it. Id still be interested to try different desserts there and entrees. The waitresses at the bar were sweet and attentive and helpful with selecting which wine I should have with my meal.

    Bruschetta
    Kristi T.

    I recently celebrated my birthday with dinner at Adamo's. It was my first visit and everything we ordered was delicious. We had the meatballs, octopus, and bruschetta for appetizers. Then the house and caesar salads. The house salad comes with your entree or you can upgrade to the caesar for an extra charge. Our chosen entrees were bolognese, carbonara and salmon piccata. The bolognese was scrumptious! And of course we had to have dessert...tiramisu and cannoli. Adamo's did not disappoint! Thank you.

    octopus with potatoes, onions, garlic, rosemary, and lots of butter
    Jonathan F.

    Honestly, I prefer this place over Paesanos. Had a great experience from the time I was greeted at the door to the time I left with a happy stomach. Got here at 6:30 party of 2 and was able to snag the last two seats at the bar. The waitress Jade was super friendly and awesome! Everything hit the spot: Octopus Appetizer 9/10. Super buttery, crispy, and delicious House salad 9/10 loved the chilled red peppers Bolognese 9/10 my fat ass honestly wanted to order another one LOL Garlic bread 6/10 was aiiite. Cannoli 8/10 icing on the cake! Will try the carbonara and the bruschetta next! Also wanna try that salmon pasta. I'll be back forsure!

    Cabonara
    Stephanie S.

    I love freshly made pasta so I was excited to try Adamos. I had a reservation but they were busy so it took about 15 minutes to get seated. When I asked whether the carbonara or Alfredo was better our server was very confident in her response which I appreciated. I got the carbonara and really enjoyed it (though I wish the noodles were a little more al dente which I will ask for in future). My partner got the Bolognese, which he really liked. It had a good meaty flour, but wasn't a really overly rich. My friend got the pasta with the salmon and I had a taste of it. It was good, but I preferred the carbonara or the Bolognese. The side salad that came with the pastas was very fresh. We also had the arancini balls and the tiramisu which were both tasty but the pasta was the stand out. Staff were friendly and the restaurant had a nice relaxed atmosphere. I look forward to coming back again.

    Our fresh made four cheese ravioli!
    Kim B.

    Absolutely amazing time at Adamo's today. My husband and I along with our friends took the ravioli making class and it did not disappoint. Such an amazing instructor who was engaging throughout amd gave great instruction. We all had the opportunity to try each part of the process and got to eat our fresh made ravioli at the end of the class. We also got wine tasting during the class. We will 100% be back to take more classes. Thank you for holding these classes!!!

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    Best Italian restaurant in Sacramento. Get the bolognese and you won't regret it!!!!!

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    Such a cute restaurant. Some of the beat pasta i have ever had. I suggest getting there early if you dont make a reservation

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    The food is outstanding! My husband always gets the bolognese and loves it. I got the salmon picatta last time and it was also delicious.

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    Parking near adamo's?

    Yes. There is a parking lot right next to the restaurant.

    What are the best vegetarian options?

    Hard to comment because their menu changes seasonally. Most of their dishes can be modified vegetarian. I really like the bruschetta and winter mushroom gnocchi.

    Is it good for vegetarians who eat dairy and wggs?

    I believe they have a margarita pizza. The servers are very helpful. I suspect accommodations can be made.

    Do they offer gluten free options?

    Yes we do our best to accommodate all food allergies. We currently offer both the risotto and meatballs with polenta as gluten free options. We do not have the capability to make gluten free pasta at this time.

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    Field-n-Flame Midtown - Grilled boneless pork chop with caramelized apple glaze, roasted cabbage, Nantes carrots, and crunchy sunflower seeds.

    Field-n-Flame Midtown

    4.3(218 reviews)
    0.5 miDowntown

    This was a wonderful dining experience....truly. Warm atmosphere, attentive and friendly service,…read moreand the food is tasty! I mean my group tried a number of items on the midday menu. All of it....very good. If you haven't been.... It's worth trying out! Thank me later.

    So, more like 2.5 but I rounded up because I like to support local places (and I can't select 2.5)…read more We had a gift certificate I'd given to W for Christmas and have been meaning to try this place. We had a reservation for after a movie we were seeing down the street. We clearly didn't need reservations. There was one 2 top when we arrived. And one other 2 top came in the entire time we were there. Other than that there were a handful of people at the bar that were, maybe, like an after work gathering. I heard one woman thank everyone else for their hard work. Besides that, it was just one empty restaurant. It was a Wednesday evening but I expected it to be a little busier. The ambiance is fine. It very much gave off hotel-lobby restaurant vibes. Higher-end hotel lobby restaurant vibes, but hotel-lobby restaurant vibes nonetheless. There was nothing wrong with it, I just wouldn't take someone on a romantic date here. Nor would I come for the "ambiance". The service was good. Our server (I believe his name was George) was friendly and mostly attentive. Actually, I've never had someone fill up my water after almost every time I took a sip. It probably would have been a little much for some but I'm a person who likes their water so I didn't mind. The strange thing was, as attentive as he was while we ordered etc. he was strangely absent after our food came. And that's when we really could have used him (more on that later). But he was fine and earned his tip. W got some kind of tequila hibiscus drink (I forget its name). It was actually quite good. Not overly sweet like those drinks can sometimes be. W ordered the Kofta, Little ordered the Halibut, and I went with the Pork Chop. George said the chop was "really good" and one of their signature dishes (I'm not sure he used the actual words "signature dish" but that was the impression he gave). Kofta isn't the type of thing W usually goes in for but I'm glad she did. It was by far the best thing we got. The Kofta patties were seasoned well. The tzatziki-type sauce and tomato relish mixed together with the Kofta was really good. While I didn't try it, she also really liked the salad that came with it. Little went with the Halibut that came with a puntanessca sauce and manila clams. The puntanessca was actually pretty good. It didn't have the heat I'm used to in a puntanessca sauce but they weren't light on the capers and anchovies. It gave it a really good briny/fishy flavor. It might be too much for some but Little, and W and I, thought it was pretty good. From there things fell apart a little. The clams were overdone and rubbery. And the Halibut was under seasoned and dry. Not indelibly dry, but definitely more dry than one would expect paying as much as that Halibut dish costs. Little eats a lot of seafood so she has a discerning seafood palate. This dish fell flat. I went for the Pork Chop. I was feeling pretty good about my choice given George's response. Much like Little is a seafood connoisseur, I am a big fan of pork chops (really, almost any pork). It is usually my go-to if it is on the menu. It came out with some charred Brussel sprouts and was topped with slices of grilled peach. The Brussel sprouts were good. Well seasoned and charred nicely. And that was the best part of the dish. The pork chop was cut off the bone which was different. I think it lost a lot of juiciness that it wouldn't have had it stayed on the bone. It was definitely on the drier side. And it was woefully under seasoned. Like, not seasoned. And there was no salt or pepper on the table. I understand going for a higher-end look and not wanting salt and pepper on the table but there are classy ways to do it. Put some Maldon salt in a cute little dish. Get little pepper grinders. Unless you are 100% sure you are seasoning the food perfectly (which, given people's varying tastes is nearly impossible) you should give the customer the option to add seasoning if they so desire. Which brings me to the quandary of a suddenly absent George. We suddenly had nobody to ask for the salt we desperately needed. I am not a person who puts salt on everything. I'd much prefer to let the food speak for itself. But I do enjoy some seasoning. And this had none. For the record, I did not try to get nybody's attention. Of course, the table that was there when we arrived had now left so there was a grand total of 2 tables (5 people) dining at this point so you wouldn't think I'd need to wave somebody down. Nor did I send it back. I ate it and by the time we were checked on I was more than halfway through it. And it was a school night and it was already late so we needed to not make it a multi-hour meal. So there you have it. A 2.5 star experience. Good service (minus the gap when we really needed our server), very good drink, and 2 disappointing entrees our of 3. For an average of $40 a plate I could have put that $80 to much better use. Like buying some salt.

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    Ella Dining Room and Bar - Whole Chilled Lobster

    Ella Dining Room and Bar

    4.1(2.4k reviews)
    0.8 miDowntown
    $$$
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    Romantic vibe

    BEST. DINNER. EVER…read more Picture This: We are one of those obnoxious couples who have the audacity to hold hands and sit on the same side during dinner. Maybe steal a kiss. Yep. That's us. We arrived at Ella just before our 9:15 reservation and were promptly sat at a beautiful table. And wow, this table was gorgeous! The beautiful design of the space keeps your eyes entertained on every level. Both beauty and intrigue. It is a feast for the eyes before you get to the actual feast. However, we were hoping for a more intimate date experience so we asked for somewhere a little more secluded. Without hesitation, we were moved to another, equally beautiful table. Enter Kelly and Hunter. These two help to make our evening even more spectacular. The ambience was perfect. We started with their signature cocktail, gin and tonic with their homemade tonic and a martini. Hey-ooo! Dang that was a good drink. And efficient ;) We moved onto the heirloom tomato starter. Here is where I realized it started to get a little difficult. I was trying to look polished and refined, and really, you could've licked the plate. My handsome man is a vegetarian so he got the Barada spaghetti. I'm assuming he liked it because he ate every last bite. That, and he told me it was delicious. I ordered the lobster risotto. I have a hard time with food that looks too pretty to eat. But, I stopped staring at the beauty of the plate once the delicious smell rose in the air. Best risotto I've ever had. Hands-down. Makes a second place look pretty sad. No dessert but that can be remedied the next time we visit. We ended up having one of those dates where we ordered the appetizer and an hour later we hadn't finished it because we were still talking. I realized we hadn't even finished our appetizer course and yet, the restaurant was almost empty. When Hunter came by to refill the waters, I apologized that we hadn't even started eating yet and asked what time they closed. Hunter proceeded to provide the most amazing interaction. Making eye contact with both of us, he very kindly explained how they wanted this dinner to be an utterly unique experience and not worry. That we are here to enjoy ourselves in this beautiful restaurant so drink in every moment. And so we did. Kelly was awesome. We chatted for a bit about the musical tattoos on her hands. Just kind and sincere. Incredibly diligent service. At no time was I in need of anything. Waters were kept full, table kept cleared, food served exactly on time. It's a well oiled machine underneath the vibrant atmosphere. The food was spectacular. The ambience was one of a kind. A feast at every level. PS - I'm positive the open kitchen in the back would've been fun to watch, if I could have peeled my eyes off of who was in front of me.

    Not our first time going to Ella, but this time I walked out feeling the need to leave a review…read more Ella is still one of the finer dining experiences in Sacramento, not doubt about it. However, when we let our server know that we were not pleased with the lobster risotto because it was under-seasoned, his solution was to bring us salt and pepper and explained that customers do find their food to be under-seasoned. Well that was not the case for the two other dishes we ordered. There was no remaking or comping. I had to season the dish on the table. On top of that, my daughter let the server know that she had peanut allergies. When one of the sides were served, there were peanuts on it. My daughter saw it and avoided it, but the server did not tell the kitchen to not put peanuts on it or warn us about it. He later on came to say oh I forgot to tell you that there's peanuts on this dish. There was no damage done. But there could be.

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    Historic Star Lounge - Hashbrowns Lyonnaise

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    4.4(302 reviews)
    0.6 miMidtown
    $$$

    Having not been here in over a year, there have been a lot of changes! 1. No more happy hour food…read more2. You cannot walk up the wooden stairs to the third floor 3. Definitely new management! As for the food: 1. The grilled shrimp were nice and firm and well grilled. Enjoyed them a lot 2. The hash brown fries were pretty unique and definitely a must get. It comes with a nice creamy sauce that you want to dip everything in. Only criticism is the prices. Didn't really order a lot of food with two appetizers, but I paid two main entree type prices for them. Were that great? Definitely! Just be aware up front if this is a factor.

    Great food great drinks and above and beyond service! The place is beautiful and sophisticated…read more For my first drink I ordered a martini. This is my first classic martini (unlike lychee martinis I've had before at other places). My server asked how I like it, with olive juice or with lemon twist or another option I don't remember. To be honest I don't know how I like it because it's is my first classic martini. So I was honest with him. I said I'll do whatever you recommend because I wanted to try a classic martini cuz I've been watching Gossip Girl. I felt silly admitting I wanted a martini because of a tv show. But my server actually did his research and found that Blair (a main character in the show) likes her martini with a lemon twist. And that is the martini I got. He brought frozen glass and poured the drink on the spot. It was such a vibe and a great drink. For food I got the grilled prawns. This dish is delicious and goes so well with my martini! For my second drink I got the shiso fresh. I was debating between two drinks and asked my server for suggestions. He is absolutely right with this recommendation. Shiso fresh is refreshing and sweet but not too sweet. I loved it. Service is wonder and drinks are tasty. I can't wait to come back!

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    Citizen Capitol Craft House - Espresso martini

    Citizen Capitol Craft House

    4.3(105 reviews)
    0.9 miDowntown
    $$

    I have to say the food was good. The smash burger was a hit. The ribeye was a little lacking in…read moreflavor and thickness - lol. But the veggies were good. Their devil eggs were ok. The service was decent. They did forget to tell us about happy hour until we had ordered - but no worries. The space is well organized. Lots of dark woods and comfortable leather. There is a nice big bar in the middle of the space. Large selection of libations. My cocktail was very tasty - a rye and brandy mix.

    Citizen Capital Craft House didn't impress me at all. Unfortunately, the drinks were subpar, and…read morethe food was mediocre at best. The crab roll was probably the biggest disappointment. The smashed avocado was mixed in with the crab, making the whole thing look like a green, mushy roll that wasn't very appetizing. On top of that, it lacked flavor. Even the chips that came with it were bland and desperately needed some seasoning and salt. The fish and chips weren't much better. The batter on the fish was way too thick, which took away from the fish itself. The Caesar salad was also disappointing--the dressing lacked flavor, and it was basically just lettuce topped with a soft-boiled egg. There weren't even any croutons. The only things we really enjoyed were the fries and the fried cauliflower. Those were actually great, but unfortunately, they weren't enough to make up for the rest of the meal. Overall, between the disappointing drinks and lackluster food, I don't see myself rushing back.

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    Pangaea Bier Cafe

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    4.3(1.1k reviews)
    1.1 miCurtis Park
    $$

    BEST PRETZELS IVE EVER HAD! And with the beer cheese?? Umm yes please! Crispy fries? Sign me up!…read moreJuicy burger? I'm there! The staff are great! I'm so sad it's closing because I only just discovered this place a month ago! Definitely stop by before it's gone!

    Directly across the street from Gunther's ice cream sits this non-descript watering hole. There…read morewere patrons inside and out as well as many standing around the bar. I was able to get to the front of the line and order their burger that I was told was one of the best. I grabbed a beer as well because it was one of those days ya know! I took my number sign and found some space next to a couple playing card games on a bench inside. They had a self serve icewater area that I was able to fill up my water bottle. I was also able to grab some ketchup to enjoy those fries. My burger and fries was delivered and there were more fries than expected. I focused on those first because who like cold fries, right??? The fries were actually pretty good, an above average standard French fry with salt. The burger however was phenomenal. There was an amazing crust on the outside reminiscent of a backyard bbq. There was ample bacon, lettuce, cheese and sauce to make it a balanced bite. The bun was high end brioche style, they really went all out on quality of ingredients. A standard burger build but done perfectly! Beer was cold, food was great and the ambiance is a perfect local bar. Great spot to go if you don't mind hunting for a parking space.

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