Very romantic place - I loved visiting here with my pig pig - perfect for a hot date night…read more Old Sacramento is good fun - it is different from the typical McDonald's, Walmart, Costco cities that are carbon copied now everywhere with cookie clone houses. Old trees, charm, all the houses nearby are different - my Grandma - a fairly well off city girl from Europe approved - and I can see why. Coming to the USA with nothing but two suitcases and 3 kids she quickly worked her way up to the Land Park neighborhood. A stunning house with 4 car garage, metal roof and pool. She loved old Sacramento and looked down on village or town or junky places. She too good for that. Piggy was too good for that. The romantic river once had the pirate boat shows - pig pig loved them. The old bridge - I love driving over that. Come here stretch your legs - now is the perfect time before it heats up for the summer.

Very nice and historic. It now has a modern feel since they added modern shops with their historic…read moresights. Love the fact that you can easily stroll and dine around for 3 hours and be deeply entertained. I personally love the restautant by the river known for its fried fish! The best i have had. Love this place, historical and yet modern.

With Lunar New Year coming up, Stockton Blvd. has a few blocks of Asian markets to help you find…read morecultural/traditional items for your celebration. There's a nice variety of Chinese and Vietnamese shops along this busy boulevard. You can find restaurants, markets, salons, jewelers, and other Asian owned businesses. As a result of this pandemic, we have not seen any flyers or ads for Lunar New Year presentations. Maybe before covid, they had family events for the community to ring in the New Year, but likely this year will be different. Please check your local listing for information. Pleased to report that we found everything we needed :) Chuc mung nam moi! Happy Year of the Ox!

An enclave in South Sacramento riddled with a plethora of Vietnamese offerings. Many excellent…read moreplaces to grab a tasty home cooked meal. Stores to get all the provisions for a tasty made at home meal. It's not a pretty to the eye area. On the other hand there's much here to please one looking for the feel of Vietnamese community.

I have been going here since I was little as a family tradition and still look forward to going…read moreevery year!! The neighbors are always friendly and enjoy decorating their house in everything they believe! I love seeing how things change year to year. Highly recommend! LET'S GO BRANDON!

Pebble Creek Christmas Lights is such a treat. This community has a lot of houses that decorate and…read morecelebrate Christmas season with different themed decorations from simple to very elaborate. It gets so crowded but worth the time to walk around the block(s) or drive through depending on the time.

A melting pot of the good, the bad and the ugly…read more Good takes on food. From Vietnamese food to soul food and lots in between. The bad revolves around the traffic mainly and the inability to get from point a to point b. The ugly is the littered surroundings and the lack of traction to formulate any sort of development cohesiveness. It's a perpetual stuck in time stretch of road.

Hair in the chicken! I found 3 long hairs in one piece and the fried chicken was soggy! I had to…read morethrow the whole bucket away.

Heavy traffic as usual! Drive safe and slow and enjoy the scenery! Lots of families and couples…read morewere seen walking too. It's so festive and fun!

My family and I drive this every year. Our kids love it! There is always lots of cars and it takes…read morea while to drive a few blocks. It's okay though, since your driving so slow in traffic you can see everything. This drive is worth it. People do walk but usually it's to cold out for us to do that. We usually stop and get Hot Chocolate before hand and enjoy the lights.

The pizza here was really good. It's a light, thin but fluffy crust. The one I choose was a white…read moresauce mushroom pizza and I could taste the high quality of the ingredients. Cheese was fresh, crust had a decent flavor. Service was friendly. They have a nice space inside too.

Masullo definitely gives off upscale Italian restaurant vibes, and the prices reflect that…read more Unfortunately, for me, the food didn't quite live up to the experience. We ordered the three-meat pizza, a meatball, and the rosemary bread. The pizza was honestly pretty bland and lacked the flavor I was expecting, and the meatball was the same. The rosemary bread was the one thing I really enjoyed, although I wasn't a fan of the flavor of the oil that came with it. Our server was nice, but there were a couple of issues with our order. Two things were forgotten for the table, including my pizza. When I asked whether it had been put in, he realized it hadn't and went ahead and ordered it. He came back to let me know, but at that point, I wish he had checked with me first. My friends had already finished their meals, so I would have just told him to skip the pizza rather than have it come out after everyone else was done. I also had my teenager with me, and they didn't enjoy any of the food we ordered. I'm glad we gave Masullo a try, but between the price point, the lack of flavor, and the service mishap, it just wasn't a place that made me want to come back. Worth trying once if you're curious, but it wasn't for me.

Love a good cider and decided to stop by when I was in town. Absolutely loved this place. Their…read moreciders were fantastic and I loved the whole setup. Especially appreciated the mini-arcade with the ski ball and vintage pinball machines. Great place for pets and families with kids. Plenty of games and ways to entertain folks. Can't wait to visit again for that Apple-Pear Cider!

I'm diggin this local's cider house. They have outstanding cider and fortify their blends with…read morelocal harvested fruits that are in season ... like Courtland pears, which is the flavor I happened to try today. Added bonus: They're family and pet friendly. They offer free doggy treats for those of you who visit with your fore legged fur babies. The doggy treats are in a labeled jar on the counter and there are a couple of pup watering stations that I also noticed, one outside and one inside the tasting room. Inside the tasting room are a couple of enormous flat screens with NFL games turned low with subtitles on, which is nice so you can chit chat with friends w/o yelling. The vibe is chill and I'll definitely return in the future.

I really like the art and variety, plus the stories behind the art! Its also nice that they have…read morelots of security around and their suits look really professional. My brother loves medieval and he loved the European and Asian art. Also the cafe staff are super, super nice and prepare the food so well. The only problem was the tables were a little nasty. I came from Canada and if you ask me would I come again? Absolutely.

The Crocker Art Museum was a place I had always wanted to visit. I've been eyeing it for the last…read morefew years since moving to Sacramento, and finally, the opportunity came when my husband and I purchased tickets to a classical music concert series there. We arrived early so we could explore the museum before the concert, and I'm so glad we did! The staff was incredibly friendly and helpful, and check-in was very easy. They give you a sticker indicating whether you're a member, patron, or attending for the concert. The best part? Our concert tickets included admission to the museum, so we got a wonderful two-for-one experience. We started on the third floor and worked our way down, just as the staff recommended. There was SO much to see! I loved the variety of exhibitions and the incredible use of color. There were works ranging from modern and contemporary pieces to Baroque and classical art, along with beautiful geometric pottery and so many different artistic styles. It was truly a nonstop feast for the eyes. The museum itself was peaceful, quiet, clean, and very well organized. I also appreciated that there are very clean bathrooms conveniently located on each floor. We eventually made our way down toward the concert venue, although we didn't have enough time to completely explore the second floor. That just gives us another reason to come back! The concert was held in a relatively small venue, which made the experience feel incredibly intimate and almost like being in someone's beautiful home. The concert featured a violinist and pianist who performed continuously for just under an hour, with very short breaks between pieces. It was absolutely magical and beautiful. The audience was respectful and wonderfully quiet throughout the performance, which made the experience even more special. The musicians were also local to California, which was a lovely touch. The only thing we missed was the café. Since our concert was at 3 p.m. on a Sunday, we were actually getting pretty hungry by the time the concert started, but the café had already closed at 3. So if you're planning to spend the day here, I recommend grabbing a snack or something to eat before the café closes. Overall, we had such a beautiful day at the Crocker. I especially loved seeing the historic Crocker Mansion alongside the continuously changing exhibitions. It's a wonderful combination of history, architecture, art, and music all in one place. Whether you're a Sacramento local or visiting from out of town, I highly recommend adding the Crocker Art Museum to your list. We'll definitely be back -- and next time, we're making sure to see that second floor!

REVIEWER #1 Okay, so…read morewhen I hear a Taco Festival I am expecting the BEST well known Taco Trucks to be there...Right? Well I was so wrong! ARGH. Good thing I didn't make this only the only event to attend on a lovely Saturday, OH BOY! I would have been disappointed. I walked in around 12PM and it was a good amount of people. They had about 10 booths and it was along the streets of Del Paso Blvd which they had most of the areas blocked off. It cost $10 to get in, plus you had to pay for the food and drinks. I was kind of excited to see what tacos trucks they would have there to represent the festival and the options were not high end or nothing to brag about: *Jimboys Tacos- Tacos were aight but nothing to brag about. However the taco shell was nice and crunchy. The seasoning was salty, which was unbearable after the 5 bite. *Azteca Street Tacos-Long to pay and wait for food was a disaster! *Tina's Tacos Catering-Sold out by 1PM!! WTF?? They also have other vendors there such as: *Issa's Gelatos- No Yelp page for this business *Snowie- No Yelp Page for this business *Spirit Cakes- Selling their cakes and cookies *Little Rich's Italian Ice *Pork Daddy's BBQ No bathrooms or porta pottys in the area. Wtf? With the hot weather and all the water I just can't believe it! Also no trash cans so people are just throwing all their trash on the floor...so disappointing! Conclusion of the story-They cannot get 3 stars!! Only 2.5! And I'm being generous! I heard they were not doing well last year and I see the status hasn't changed. Would I come back next year? NA, I can get tasty tacos in my area for much cheaper and tastier! ..NOT WORTH COMING Review # 38/196

Most of the food was sold out by 7pm and I missed all the good stuff. If you plan on going go…read moreearly! Most stated they were sold out by 3pm! Great food and relaxing atmosphere. I got a kick out of the roosters that run around!