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    Interlude Kitchen & Bar

    4.1 (125 reviews)
    Closed 4:00 pm - 9:00 PM

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    Sherril S.

    My sister and I made reservations but upon arrival noticed a few empty stool at the bar so we decided to take this route. We happened to catch the 20 minutes of their happy hour and appetizers. Mojitos and the Peach Mule was good but nothing special - no extra embellishment or presentation - straight to the point and a little light on the alcohol. The Calamari was just the right touch of Crispy, the truffle fries were just the right amount of yummy and the oyster was on the tiny side of the expected but fresh and was just $2.00 each during happy hour. We were feeling healthy so we added a lm order of Cesar salad that they nicely split in advanced and was served to us in separate plates. Even though it was not necessary, we decided to share a meal and went with a salmon dish. So glad we did for the flavor was superb. Nice presentation too. Do not expect a full plate, this place is fine dining so your eyes eats more than your actual mouth. Lol This place will definitely be a once in a while spot, probably for special occasion and not just because I don't want to cook lol Staff were friendly. The two bartenders at the bar was super nice and accommodating. It's a nice addition to Elk Grove :) Will be back again

    Best calamari ever
    Johnny L.

    We've been to Interlude Kitchen and Bar three times now for family dinners. Our first visit was enjoyable, though service was a bit slow--which we understood since they had just opened. The second visit was less positive; while the food was still good, the service really dropped off. It was hard to find staff, and no one checked in on us or refilled our water. This most recent visit showed improvement. The staff seemed more organized, the service was smoother, and the overall experience was more enjoyable. The food was good, the atmosphere was pleasant, and since it's close to home, it's a convenient spot for our family. We're hopeful they continue to improve.

    Risotto
    Prexa J.

    We went to Interlude after hearing so much about it, and I'll say this first the ambience is beautiful. It feels really intimate and personal, not overly loud or chaotic, which I loved. It's definitely more of a slow, sit down and enjoy kind of place. There were a lot of vegetarians at our table, and they only had one veg entrée, so we ended up ordering a bunch of appetizers to share. The garlic sourdough was honestly one of my favorites. It was so soft, the butter just melts into it, super simple but done really well. The grilled brie though... I was expecting an actual piece of brie, but it came more like a small spread with honey on bread. It wasn't bad, just not what I had in mind and didn't really feel like a "brie dish." We also got the mozzarella caponata, which had really nice flavor. there's a good kick from the chili oil and eggplant, but I wish the cheese was warm. Or even if they used halloumi or something, it would've made it way better. The beet salad was okay... nothing special, pretty average. For the entrée, we got the risotto, which was good, but again--it was literally the only vegetarian option, which was kind of frustrating since there were multiple of us who don't eat meat. I just wish they had even one or two more veg mains. The service though was honestly amazing. Our server was so good. He was super attentive, knew the menu well, and just made the whole experience feel smooth. Overall, I'd go back for the ambience and service, but I really hope they add more vegetarian options because that was the biggest downside for us.

    Birthday napkin
    Crystal V.

    Came here to celebrate my partner's birthday and had a wonderful experience overall. We ordered the risotto and the lamb chops. The risotto wasn't quite my favorite. It was a bit thicker than I personally prefer for risotto, but the lamb chops were absolutely spectacular. They were cooked perfectly, well-seasoned, and paired with an incredibly well-made polenta that completed the dish beautifully. What really made the night special was our server. Despite how busy the restaurant was, he still took the time to doodle "Happy Birthday" on a napkin for my partner, which was such a thoughtful touch. He also kindly removed the risotto from the bill after noticing I barely ate it, which I truly appreciated. Even though the risotto wasn't for me, the outstanding lamb chops and exceptional service easily made this a five-star experience. I didn't catch our server's name, but he'll know who he is once he sees the napkin!

    Salad, a Beet salad. With oranges and arugula good stuff.  Love some good beets.
    Kevin L.

    I always love eating good food. And Interlude Kitchen and Bar. Though new, had good food. We had steak. We had salmon. We had a salad. I even had a chocolate cake. And of course. Because I am a growing boy. I had a couple cocktails. But also a responsible boy. My wife had a mocktail. Everything was great. The service was great. We would definitely come back again. I hope they have a revolving menu to see what else the chef can make with the local resources. So far what we had was great.

    Vanilla Bean Creme Brulee
    Steven S.

    Made dinner reservations about a month prior to Valentine's Day for my girlfriend and I on OpenTable at Interlude and after a quick wait, we were seated. The GM took us to our seats and chatted us up briefly about Interlude, its sister restaurants in the area and how they've only been in operation approximately 2-3 months after taking over the previous establishment, the Macaroni Grill. Once seated, our server, Dominic gave us the low down on specials and recommendations on the menu. He was great, always present and available to answer any questions we had. We started out with drinks, a 1738 Spiced Pear Sidecar for myself and a Lemondrop for my lady. Both drinks were delicious and STRONG. On to the food: we went with the Flash Fried Brussel Sprouts, Bella Bru Garlic Sourdough, Caesar Salad, Prime Ribeye, Pork Chop and the Vanilla Bean Creme Brulee. Surprisingly, our favorite dish of night was the Caesar Salad. The dressing on the salad was just perfect, honestly one of the best I've ever had. We also really enjoyed the sourdough and creme brulee. As for the entrees, I got my steak medium rare, yet it was way close to rare, but the detractor was the major lack of seasoning. It felt like little to no salt was used both my steak and the pork chop. Overall, we enjoyed our dinner and will be back but after we save up a little since this place feels more like a special celebration/splurge type of place.

    Salmon
    David A.

    One of my favorite restaurants in Elk Grove. Been dropping by here since they opened up. If you show up when they first open up without reservations you won't have any issue getting in. Plenty of seating. Staff's very friendly here! Big fan of the drinks from Jessica. My go to currently is the Salmon. It's been consistently good every time. Menu is due for an update already in my opinion. lt hasn't changed noticeably since I've been coming in. Highly recommend checking it out!

    Shannen C.

    We stopped in for an early Valentine's Day dinner & the entire experience was underwhelming. The atmosphere was okay, felt little bright inside but generally felt okay. We were greeted & seated promptly, we did have reservations in advance. The service was okay, the server was nice but a bit awkward. We really wanted to love the food but honestly everything was mediocre at best. I started off with a lemon drop and it wasn't very full. We tried the oysters, Ceasar salad, garlic bread, steak, carbonara & kids meal of sliders and pasta. The main items I enjoyed were the garlic bread and oysters. The steak didn't have much flavor and was a bit dry for a medium cook. The kids meal comes with one scope of gelato. He did bring two orders since we ordered two kids meals but somehow was charged for one order of gelato after they brought out the initial bill. This was corrected after it was brought to their attention. Overall the experience fell short and some of room for improvement.

    Whistle Blower
    Michelle L.

    Interlude has taken over where Macaroni Grill used to be on Laguna. I've been to their sister restaurant, Prelude, downtown for Happy Hour before and was able to make dinner reservations on OpenTable for my early January birthday for a party of 4. For our shared starter, we got the brussel sprouts. We also split a tall bottle of Pelligrino for the table. I even tried one of their mocktails called the "Whistleblower." For mains, I had the prime rib, and my extended fam had the lamb buccatini, mushroom risotto, and salmon entrees. For desserts, I had the tiramisu and auntie also tried the seasonal gelato flavor, which was pistachio. My prime rib was delicious -- I tried a bite of the risotto too and I wish that or the brussels were an option as a side dish for the steak! The tiramisu was also yummy. Service was friendly and prompt, the interior modern and not too loud. Restroom also very clean. Great for a special occasion, but pricewise it is a splurge.

    Roasted Marys Chicken
    Libby O.

    Great new date night spot in Elk Grove. Pretty busy on the weekend nights so I recommend making a reservation. Lots of parking available since it shares the lot with several other businesses in the shopping center. They have an open kitchen where you can see things being plated and it's fun to watch if you're seated near. LOTS of seating and very comfy, plush chairs. Somewhat loud and we had a slightly hard time hearing the server. Dinner was already $120+ for 2 drinks and 2 entrees so we didn't try any sides. Chicken was amazing, juicy and fell off the bone easily. The dish is VERY tomato forward. The steak was very good with crispy onions and potato puree, the flavors and textures really balanced each other out. I do agree with a lot of reviews that it's on the higher cost end for what you get and I personally would not make this a routine spot but it will be a good place to bring out of town guests for a nice dinner. I appreciate that they are farm to fork because I value the freshness and sustainability of this practice! I'd like to see more businesses like this in Elk Grove, maybe at a lower price point.

    Pork chop, carrots
    Duane R.

    Last had dinner during their grand opening weekend and things are still fantastic. The pork chop seemed a little thinner than before but was still grilled to perfection. The service was stellar - our waiter (Lalo) was attentive but not overbearing. The downside was the kitchen was "backed up" so our food took some time but it was worth the wait. Interlude is easily one of the best restaurants in Elk Grove.

    Mushroom soup
    Lorean W.

    Absolutely loved my experience at Interlude! This place is the perfect combination of fine dining without an air of pretentiousness. The staff move about in a coordinated dance of service--we wanted for nothing the entire time we dined. They were all warm and welcoming. It's bright and clean and sleek inside, and the tables are incredibly cozy without feeling cramped or squeezed in. The food was most excellent--the oysters were fresh and luscious, the shrimp cooked delicately, and you must try the beet carpaccio. The mushroom soup is earthen perfection. The salmon was tender, the bucatini silken. I'm not a restaurant repeater by nature, but I'd return to Interlude for sure, especially for another celebratory meal. Cheers!

    Menu - Jan 2026
    Deanna L.

    Interlude Kitchen and Bar took over Macaroni Grill and the new interior decor looks clean and elegant. When you first enter the restaurant, you get hit with the smokey aroma from cooking their entrees on a wooden plank. It was strong in the restaurant, and not so much infused in the entrees. I came with a party of four with a reservation and got seated immediately on a Thursday. We each ordered a different entree and got a taste of each. The best items were the King Salmon, which was cooked to perfection. Seasoned nicely, crispy on the outside, moist and flakey on the inside. The prime rib on the bruschetta was tender, warm and nicely balanced between the crunchy yet soft bread. These two items were my favorite. The mushroom soup came out hot, but flavorless. The Niman Ranch Pork Chop was dry, the Dixon Ranch T-bone was gamey and risotto was cooked well, just needed a bit more seasoning. The service was there and very friendly, but not very attentive or efficient. I would ask for one thing and I could see them doing a bunch of other tasks before getting back with my request. Due to some circumstances, I needed to leave in a hurry so I asked for a box and the check. They helped me packed up my leftovers, but took a few orders, sent out a few entrees, came back to ask if we wanted desserts before bringing the check. Unless I am craving a $36 piece of salmon or if the menu changes seasonally, I don't think I will come back. The ambiance makes it a nice date spot though.

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    Great appetizers! Just made a meal out of several. Will go back to try the regular dishes next time.

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    Ask the Community - Interlude Kitchen & Bar

    Will you ever stay open past 9pm in the future?

    I'm not in the restaurant business but I'm thinking if you close at 9 and you really don't want to see anybody after 7:30

    Do they have a happy hour menu?

    We will be offering Happy Hour soon, within the next month!

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    Ever After Wine - Grazing platter

    Ever After Wine

    4.8(70 reviews)
    1.4 mi

    A cute little wine bar in town…read more Parking: free plenty. If you are new in town, it could be a bit tricky to find the complex as the GPS will direct you to gas station, but behold: the food complex is behind the gas station, so just go for it. Service: friendly, attentive, knowledgeable Food: make fresh, pretty quick Ambience: nostalgic, casual Restroom: clean, easy to lock This place has a lot of community events. Nadia, the co-owner is the host if you want to have wine tasting group session. Her knowledge across wineries are excellent, I was learning a lot. The store curated organic wines from Amador county and surrounding. This is one of the wine bar in Sacramento where I can find organic wines. These wines are generally lower in chemicals, pesticides, and additives.

    I tried the Cave de la Cote Chasselas which was a very light refreshing start. It reminded me of a…read moresoft Sauvignon blanc. I followed with Vin de Days, Maurer Red Fruit November and finished with La Miche Cab Sav. While not quite a fan of the RFN, I did enjoy the La Miche for its savoriness- a perfect dinner pairing wine. Before heading out for my next adventure, I decided to do a glass of the Alta Colina Downslope Red and finish a few chapters of my book. I don't know how to accurately describe wines- but my version, again savory and hearty but not heavy- another good wine for a nice meaty dinner. (Bearing in mind, of course, that I'm also no pairing expert!) Ever After has a unique offering of wines and I look forward to popping in again with some friends! I also plan to check out some of the events I've heard mentioned in my time here. Also... they're preparing for a prix fixe event tonight- it smells absolutely amazing!!

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    Cute space

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    Loved the decor and ceilings

    McConnell Estates Winery

    McConnell Estates Winery

    4.4(102 reviews)
    4.4 mi
    $$
    Locally owned & operated
    Established in 2003

    Amazing service and incredible estate grown wines! The knowledgeable staff did a fantastic job…read morewalking me through the tasting, explaining each wine's profile and highlighting the notes that stood out most. The lineup included a great variety of complex, smooth and full-bodied reds along with light, vibrant, and citrusy whites. I especially loved how they showcased their family pride in their red blends, particularly the stellar Winemaker's Blend. It's such a versatile wine, and I can't wait to serve it at dinner parties or give it as a gift!

    We have been members for years. This is the third time…read moresomeone did not give us great service. We walked in to get my wine for this month and I was told " no its not time. It has not been chosen for you. But wait you can actually choose your wine but it is not time yet" . I do remember i have been picking up my monthly even if ita not due yet as long as it is the same month. I left the place and called them within 3 min to cancel me membership. Talking to a man , he dos not even ask me " is there a reason" or maybe he can offer how can the situation be better. Nope! None. Even gave me the beat reason without regret to cancel. I was a bit dissatisfied because i like the place. But them my husband said " dont worry there are many more winery around". I responded in delay... " ypu are right ". Juat sad i feel like they dont care

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    McConnell Estates Winery - Entrance to the Tasting Room

    Entrance to the Tasting Room

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    Old Sugar Mill - Front of Old Sugar Mill

    Old Sugar Mill

    4.0(439 reviews)
    7.2 mi
    $$

    Shoutout to the West Sacramento/ Clarksburg area…read more... The Old Sugar Mill in Clarksburg is a historic beet sugar refinery from 1934-1993 that has wine shops and tasting rooms for local wineries. They have over a dozen wineries. Wine tastings average $15 and most wineries waive the fee if you buy a bottle. They have wine shops in the main building and in the other building. Don't forget to walk back and to the right to the shops in the separate back building, there is 3-4 more wineries. Each winery are literal walled shops with their own seating areas. Temperature controlled which is nice on hot summer days. Each have their own wine tasting, food offerings, and special events. Old Sugar Mill is less than 15 minute drive from downtown Sacramento. The buildings are beautiful. They kept the historic brick walls and exterior. It has a modern shabby chic look. Three different brands owned the refinery. It all began in 1934 with Amalgamated, American Crystal Sugar Factory (1936-1982), and Delta Sugar (1983-1993). The sugar was refined by local Northern Californian grown beets. The buildings was renovated in 2000 for its current use. Awesome concept and beautiful architecture design. They also host weddings and events. They have a banquet room with slideshow equipment. There is also an outdoor lawn and adjoining paved patio area that is shaded in the afternoon by the buildings that would make for a gorgeous wedding venue. On hot summer days, the Delta breeze kicks in for instant cool down. No outside food are picnics are allowed. On the weekends, they have food trucks. Plus the majority of the wineries sell food (appetizers) as well. Also no pets are allowed (excluding service animals). The restrooms are located right by the front entrance.

    Wow!!! What a place. Sunday, February 1st, 2026 was our first visit. We've heard of the Old Sugar…read moreMill for years, but never visited. They have many events here, including private events and wedding. The upcoming event is Port and Chocolate for Valentine's Day. That sounds so delicious. I loved chocolate and my husband is always up to trying another port. Parking- They have a private lot and we were able to easily find a parking spot right in-front of the entrance. Bathrooms- They have many stalls in the bathroom located to the left of the entrance. Temperature- It's cool inside, a little too cool for us today. It was 63 degrees out today and warm in the sun. I bet in the sweltering heat of our summers this is the perfect place to be. The Sugar Mill is an indoor venue. They have three different building with different wineries at this time. So, there is a little walking outside. Wine Barrels- You can buy half wine barrels for your garden for sale. Seating- They have lots of little seating areas. Inside they have a whole room with seating and nice decor. The tables are draped in white table cloths and there are stacks of wine barrels as the back drop. They have a palm court in the back and it's so quaint and beautiful. Perfect for sipping some wine slowly and chit chatting with friends. If you are looking to sit in the sun there is are a set of tables and chairs out back near the food truck. Ambiance- I love the location and building. It's an old Sugar Mill that produced sugar from sugar beets. That industry has now ended and it's now a place to visit many wineries. It's the only place that I know of that have numerous wineries and offer wine tasing for a minimum fee.

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    Winding down in wine country

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    Music and bubbles!

    Old Sugar Mill - Back patio and grass area. Dance floor closer to building.

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    Back patio and grass area. Dance floor closer to building.

    Betty - Exterior of Betty

    Betty

    4.5(204 reviews)
    11.3 miDowntown
    $$
    Locally owned & operated
    Vegetarian friendly

    What a gem of a place me and my boyfriend stumbled on. Betty Wine Bar was a unique mix of great…read morewine and delectable delights! The servers were so welcoming and the ambience laid back but fun. We started with the deviled eggs, lamb meatballs, the chorizo Mac and cheese and a salad. But the absolute best thing ever was the Tiramisu Pannacotta. Omg! A huge piece to boot! We will definitely be back!!!

    Rarely do I ever go to a place and it's 5 stars off the bat! I didn't know what to expect from this…read morelocation. They blend in quite well with the neighborhood, and are located across the street from one of my favorite Thai restaurants. As soon as we came in service was so kind and made us feel welcome. The staff (Bella and Alexa) were so kind to us the entire time, and when we left they even suggested we come to their events since we loved the food so much. Yes and yes!! We ordered a pairing of their best selling green curry ceviche complimented by a Riesling. we also ordered the Thai beef tartare. Ok, at first bite of the tartare... FLAVOR! It was so delicious and paired well with the Riesling. The green curry ceviche was refreshing crunchy and zesty. The beef tartare is the best in the Sacramento area hands down. We sat outdoors, and we saw that it would make a great space for intimate gatherings. I reckon as the weather gets warmer I may opt for indoor seating, but this option is definitely worth coming back for. I couldn't recommend this place any more. We snagged a cookie on the way out and NO WAY THAT BETTY COOKIE was one of the best things I've eaten. They bake too?? AND they open at 7 for my return to office mandate :( I love it here

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    The Sheldon Inn

    The Sheldon Inn

    4.2(706 reviews)
    5.4 mi
    $$$

    Their service was great. Our server was very attentive to our needs and kept asking at appropriate…read moretimes if we were good. The menu is customized to say our names and 5th anniversary on top. My Husband's name was misspelled, but we had a good laugh about that. Drink were yummy. The location was beautiful. Only other thing was that we were told they take a photo of us and put it into a keepsake, which we didn't get to unfortunately experience. Someone offered to take a photo of us on one of our phones.

    We went to Sheldon Inn Restaurant & Bar on a Saturday night, and honestly, this started off as one…read moreof those "let's just try our luck" kind of dinners. We had checked online and even called and were told no tables, but figured maybe we could grab a spot at the bar. When we walked in, I thought, " What's the harm in asking"...and somehow a table for two had just opened up. One of those meant-to-be moments. I started with a martini, which was great, and I ordered the macadamia crusted halibut special with asparagus and mashed potatoes. The fish itself was really good. The potatoes needed a little help, though. I definitely wish I had asked for extra sauce and a little salt and pepper, but I did appreciate that they tasted homemade with those bigger chunks. We also got the French onion soup to start, and that was so good. It had little tips of filet in it, and honestly, that might have been my favorite part of the whole meal. My husband ordered the stuffed chicken, and this is where things kind of went sideways. The chicken was really dry, and then halfway through, he bit down on what looked like a cherry pit. Definitely not something you expect, and kind of a mood killer. We called the waiter over, and they were very apologetic, and the service the entire night really was great. But between the dry chicken and that surprise, we were kind of done at that point. We were planning on dessert, but just didn't even feel like it anymore. That said, we've been here before and have had really great meals, which is why I wouldn't write it off. The service was great, everything was clean, and it still has that nice, classic feel. Also, a side note, I used the restroom before we left, and I have to say, as a mom, seeing an actual changing station with drawers and supplies made me so happy. I remember those flimsy fold down tables and being nervous using them, so this felt like such a thoughtful touch. They even had a bidet, which I tried to check out, but it wasn't working. Helpful tip: Get the French onion soup, and if your dish comes with a sauce...ask for extra. Not a perfect night, but enough good here that we'd come back again.

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    The Sheldon Inn - Inside entrance to the bar area

    Inside entrance to the bar area

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    Revolution Winery & Kitchen - REV Burger

    Revolution Winery & Kitchen

    4.2(805 reviews)
    10.5 miMidtown
    $$

    Recently came here with my friends for our book club meeting on a Saturday afternoon. I have passed…read moreby this place so many times but for some reason assumed it was only a winery not also a restaurant/kitchen. The place is very cute inside and out, there is a ton of seating and the seating outside is covered and shaded. We sat outside after getting there with no reservation, but many tables had the "reserved" sign. We were sat and served very quickly, and our waitress was very helpful and nice. The menu is seasonal/subject to changes based on local vendors and what's available in season. I ordered the Mediterranean salad and added chicken on the side. The salad was delicious and so filling, and the chicken was flavorful and cooked just right (not dry). I loved my meal and will definitely come back to try more of the delicious options they have.

    Went here on a Saturday night and luckily didn't have to wait for more than a few minutes to be…read moreseated. Although outside seating is available, it was a cold and rainy night so everyone was inside. I tried the jackfruit crab cakes. The flavor and texture was good but was way too salty. Dipping it in the sauce helped a little bit but not enough for us to be able to finish it all. Also had the REV burger. It was okay but nothing stood out. Service was good.

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    Revolution Winery & Kitchen - Front of the bar

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    Revolution Winery & Kitchen - Uncle Dino's Pasta (vegan style) - roasted tomato & almond pesto, fusilli col buco, cashew burrata, basil

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    Interlude Kitchen & Bar - newamerican - Updated May 2026

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