This is the coolest cooking space I've ever seen! The lighting is impeccable, the design is…read moregorgeous and open, and the overall atmosphere is friendly and fun! Went for a Creative Mornings talk and was thoroughly impressed with the space. The live plants made the environment feel refreshing and light but also it was pristine and felt super organized. Would absolutely love to use this space for a work from home day or when I start my freelance work more full time. Parking is a lil hard since it's in the doco area but it's well worth it. Loved how friendly the staff were and how welcomed I felt. Definitely sold.

Review #501 Came…read morehere to see a local art exhibit for youth prevention. It was super cool to see how the space was utilized. It was very spacious and had a clean chic and new layout to it. When you first walk in there's lots of local vendors in the Sacramento area promoting their goods and services. After that you walk through the corridor and see lots of local artist work and exhibits. There are days they're doing live demonstrations as well as live music and they had a cool raffle.There also was lots of food given away like a charcuterie cup, cheesecake and a lot of mixologist non-alcoholic of course. Overall it was a fun event and it's really cool to see what the inside looks like a great opportunity for our youth

Thank you to the staff at the Masonic Temple for helping make our daughter's quinceañera such a…read morewonderful celebration. The venue was beautiful, spacious, and the perfect place to bring together our family and friends for such a special milestone. Everything went smoothly, and we truly appreciated all the support we received throughout the process. A special thank you to Marty, who was absolutely amazing. He went above and beyond to help us not only on the day of the event, but also the day before and the day after. His kindness, patience, and willingness to assist with anything we needed made a huge difference and helped make the entire experience much less stressful. We are so grateful for all of his hard work and support. I also want to thank manager Stephen who was always willing to answer all my questions and made us feel welcome and comfortable the whole time! I will pick this hall over and over again!

Patient and understanding staff. They will work with you to do everything they can to…read moreaccommodate...especially considering they don't have many workers currently. Sterling is an amazing manger who always picks up my calls. The space is clean and amazing for all events.

Unfortunately, I didn't get a photo, but this place is really beautiful, clean and professional…read more The staff is extremely friendly and helpful. All of our questions were answered timely. Facilities were as described. Don't hesitate to book.

From the owner: We make Our Clients feel as they never left their home to come to our venue…read more It’s well gated and you feel safe You will not be disappointed

Stellar experience!…read more I met the gallery owner by chance of an intentional stop by The Underground, one of only 54 Black bookstores left in America. Mama Rose saw my cultural interests, and suggested I walk down the street to The Brickhouse. Beautiful building with an artistic courtyard. We read the window, and saw there was an interesting exhibit showing--opening that evening. We returned to conscious art and poignant discussion. A great eve--with hospitality. Talking to the owner, she shared other prolific thoughts and connected us to more cultural opportunities.

I have gone to several events at the Brickhouse Gallery. Everyone single one of them were…read morewonderful. I would encourage anyone and everyone to attend a function or just walk on through. Kimberly Austin

Dim sum is ok. Chow mein sucked…read more Fried rice is ok. Flounder is a must have. It's delicious. Service is top notch.

I've been coming to New Happy Garden for several years--back when it was just "Happy Garden"--and…read moreit used to be a spot I'd happily go out of my way for. The restaurant itself has always been large, spacious, and beautifully decorated with chandeliers--it's definitely a nice venue for events like weddings. Their taro turnovers have always been a favorite of mine, and even after moving farther away, I still found myself coming back just for them. A few months ago, my husband and I had a really pleasant experience here. We ordered a variety of dim sum and ended up taking some home because everything was so enjoyable. My husband typically orders the spicy orange chicken and has always been satisfied with it. The service during that visit was also great--the server was sweet, attentive, and we even had some fun conversations. Unfortunately, our most recent visit yesterday was a completely different experience. We came in around 11:15 AM on a Tuesday expecting a nice, casual dim sum date. I ordered har gow, siu mai, sticky rice, and shrimp balls with sweet and sour sauce, and we waited for more of the dim sum carts to come around. As usual, I ordered the spicy orange chicken for my husband. It was already off to a rough start when communication with our servers became difficult. There seemed to be a significant language barrier, and it was challenging to get our concerns across. Things went downhill when we received the "spicy" orange chicken. It was not spicy at all and, more importantly, it was severely overcooked--hard, dry, and honestly unchewable. We ordered chicken, not beef jerky. When we brought this up, the staff seemed fixated on the spice level rather than listening to the main issue. They insisted that the dish was already spicy and interpreted our concern as a request for "extra spicy." Both my husband and I can handle spice differently, but we could agree there was no spice present, and that wasn't even the primary problem--the texture was. They took the dish back, and we assumed it would be remade. Instead, it was quickly returned to us with some chili sauce sprinkled on top--the same exact overcooked chicken. I could tell it hadn't been remade because the same broken piece of chicken was still on the plate. At that point, we were frustrated and had lost our appetites. I took the dish to the register myself to explain that the issue was the texture and that the chicken was inedible. It finally seemed to click, and they apologized and offered to remake it, but by then, it felt too late. I'm not one to give third chances when something should have been handled correctly the first or second time. To their credit, they did not charge us for the dish and were apologetic, but the entire experience felt unnecessarily difficult and frustrating. That's not the level of service I expect when I'm paying to support a business. It's especially disappointing because this was meant to be our last visit before moving out of state, and it ended on such a sour note. Sadly, after this experience, I definitely do not see myself returning.

My daughter's wedding was at this venue. It was so beautiful! The staff was very professional &…read morehelpful with every aspect of her wedding. The bridal suite was lovely & the other bridal party had wonderful accommodations also. They hosted our family & friends for an entire weekend! The food was fabulous & their wedding packages are amazing & worth every cent! Her wedding is still talked about to this day as one of the most beautiful & memorable. This venue was awesome we couldn't have chosen a better place for her nuptials!!!! The Vizcaya is one of the best places for your wedding experience, you won't regret it.

Let's start by saying I flew to CA from NY to attend my best friend's wedding…read more Being involved in hospitality, my expectations weren't high considering that this venue was mid-tier, but I never thought I would experience what I did. It started with this psycho bartender who said his name was "Tony" that worked the event. He looked like a leprechaun on crack. Truly sinister looking and awkward. He stared at me uncomfortably and acted weird whenever I was near him. He said I looked "delicious" and asked for my phone number. I immediately shut him down by telling him he was not my type at all and that I lived across the country. For the remainder of the night he ruined my experience and stole the joy of being there for my friend on her special day. He followed me around, totally hounding me and acting like a horny serial killer. I finally told him that I was reporting him to the management and he started to back off. I was afraid to drink anything the whole night because I was scared that he might try to slip something into my glass. This is the second time in a few months that I was completely creeped out by a weirdo bartender. Whoever reads this from management should seriously consider new staff because a wedding that was bought and paid for shouldn't be a meat market for low class creeps. PS Had an awful flight home with an upset stomach and ended up jockeying between my bed and the bathroom with food poisoning for two days. I think the sausage was bad in the stuffed mushrooms. Either that or it was the coconut shrimp. The sauce (which was fruity like mango or pineapple or something) was very acidic tasting. Almost like vinegar. There are plenty of great places in the world to have a wedding. Vizcaya of Sacramento isn't one of them.

Came here for bookclub and the bartender, Xavier, actually killed it. He was a one man show for our…read more20+ bookclub

Absolutely my fav girls girl bar in Sac and it's conveniently down the street from my job. So after…read more5, it's just a skip and jump away for a much needed cocktail. Mr Flava got all of the best drinks. I haven't had one that wasn't delicious! You gotta go! Whether you are by yourself or with your girlfriends

Came here for a class fieldtrip from Sacramento State. A very nice and well taken care of venue…read more I am also 99% sure that this place is haunted. The eyes of the paintings follow you, this place was also a home where in the basement they genetically modified humans to be advanced in the early 20th century. Overall a fun place, but stay out of the basement!

I used to work in the wedding trade in Sacramento and think the Julia Morgan House is one of the…read moreloveliest settings for a daytime wedding in Sacramento. What's important to note is that the home is built in a nice, urban neighborhood with people living RIGHT NEXT DOOR. My understanding is that now, amplified music is no longer allowed because it disturbs the peace of the neighborhood. For many years, the house was used by CSUS as an office building, so it's no wonder that once it was restored, the folks living nearby were troubled by the noise and "chaos" that surrounds weddings and large scale events. If you're looking for a notably "pricey" locale for a quiet, intimate affair, this may be the place you're looking for. If you want a big party with lots of dancing and loud music, I'd recommend other venues in town that don't lie in the midst of a family-oriented neighborhood.