I love discovering new cafés and bakeries, and today I discovered Café 33. From the outside, it…read morelooks like your ordinary café, but once you walk inside, it's surprisingly spacious, clean, and beautifully decorated with art and games. Our server welcomed us with a warm smile, which made the experience even better. They have plenty of options for food, drinks, and desserts. One thing I absolutely loved was that they had samples of all their cakes. I got the red velvet cake with a chai latte, and he got the Salmon Sunrise bagel, and a cold brew coffee. Everything was perfection. The vibe was super cozy and comfortable. The only downside was the parking structure since there aren't many parking spots available. Overall, this is a very nice café, and I'll definitely be coming back.

I'm basing this review strictly on takeout. The next time I have a chance to eat in-house, I'll…read moregive a full review, but so far I can say it has everything you'd want from a café. We ordered two breakfast sandwiches that were pretty good -- not exactly overwhelming by my breakfast sandwich standards, but satisfying and well made. BB

Great food and service! Brunch menu is always good! Staff is super friendly and always accommodatingread more

Jazzy was an amazing server, super attentive and very patient with us. Even though the restaurant…read morewas super busy she handled everything well and checked up on us regularly!

love this place! food and service always 10/10. The new deviled egg toast and the blueberry lemon…read moreflapjacks were my favorite.

Food and service was great! Thank to our host Jordan. Definitely we we'll be coming back again.read more

We had breakfast here on a Saturday morning. There was a short wait. Everything we ordered was…read morereally good. We had a mango mimosa, coffee, iced chai, watermelon agua Fresca. Food items we tried: smoothie bowl, breakfast sandwich and biscuits and gravy. Everything tasted amazing. I would come back!

Great food! Friendly service. Ambiance can be a bit overwhelming. Old school coffee shop vibes.read more

Best pancakes in the Sacramento region. This place was packed from the second my dad and I walked…read morein until we left. Patrons didn't stop. Yet that didn't cause our order to be delayed. Had to go with the flapjacks aka pancakes and they did a swell job on them. Fluffy and crisp edges. Lots of flavor compared to the typical flour taste from other pancake houses. Huge menu with lots of options. They also serve mimosas and some bottle beers. Located inside of a shopping center this was my first visit but I already want to return with my lady and son to get some more Flapjacks.

update: time to patronize and review local diners. We have been here many times and decided to…read moreoffer an updated review. This establishment has been here for years and is always filled with patrons everyday. So what did we order. 1) basic breakfast: homemade sausage patty, 2 eggs, pancakes. The sausage patty was large had a nice flavor. Two eggs were a little too runny. Pancakes were good; fuffy, sweet, and nice size. 2) Bacon cheeseburger: very tasty juicy burger that came with all the appropriate fixins. the entire burger was covered with crispy bacon. it also arrived with a ton of hot fries. 3) Monday special: Homemade chicken enchiladas. this entree comes with two shredded chicken enchiladas covered in a mild sauce, basic refried beans, and seasoned spanish rice. Not the best but decent. 4) spinach salad: this entree looked fresh and inviting. fresh spinach leaves, covered with fresh strawberries, pieces of cold chicken, avocados slices, and real crispy bacon bits. dressing arrived on the side. very nice salad even with the cold chicken. 5) garden omelette: filled with veggies(spinach, bell peppers, onions, zucchini). my only complaint: slightly overcooked which makes a fuffy omelette into a somewhat tough scrambled egg omelette. This dish also comes with 2 large pancakes. there were a few little mishaps. it took some time before our wait staff took our order and even longer before our food arrived. The eggs were a little runny, omelette was a tad overcooked, and cold pieces of chicken in the salad. Hence just 3 stars.

I have dined at Casa East Sac many times for brunch, for lunch and for dinner. It's a hidden gem in…read moreEast Sac. Street parking only and limited. Arrive early to park on residential street. I recommend making reservation in advance. Weekend brunch can get busy. They have a small covered patio. I saw someone had a private bridal shower in the patio and thought that was such a cute idea. I love EVERYTHING here. My go-to is the deviled eggs. Can't go wrong with breakfast with eggs but you must try their pancakes and waffles. I think they rotate their menu periodically. For lunch/dinner, we like to order their pizzas and a salad. Simple but so good! They are a small local business. Go support them whenever you can.

The husband and I treated my mom to a nice Sunday brunch recently at Casa and enjoyed our…read moreexperience! Service was friendly and informative. Interior felt like you were dining in someone's home (in a good way!). And the food was tasty! We started off with the deviled eggs (no bacon) and they were perfect! I opted for the avocado toast which was on some delightful bread and had a fresh salad on top. The husband and mom both ordered the eggs benedict (husband went with salmon, mom went traditional) and they loved it! The husband doesn't even ordered eggs benedict normally and devoured it. Oh yeah, the mom also ordered a pizza once she saw the table behind us order it and we had a slice each but took most of it home. Was great! Overall, great brunch spot with excellent food. Come for the food, stay for the vibes.

Five stars! We were seated immediately and the food came out incredibly fast--and delicious. What…read moreimpressed me most was that even though the place was consistently busy with people coming and going, the staff stayed incredibly vigilant and attentive. The second my boyfriend finished his meal, they offered to clear the plate. Fantastic prices for the quality and the pace!

Cricket Country Kitchen looks like a diner out of a 40s or 50s western. It's filled with old…read morewestern kitsch, padded booths, and an electric train chugging around the dining room from an overhead track. The food is just as good as the decorations. I had a hearty turkey burger that was loaded with fresh produce and came with a mountain of steak fries. They were big, thick, and crispy. Just how I like em! They came with a big serving of ranch for dipping! The employees were so warm and welcoming, it didn't feel like I was eating at a restaurant. More like visiting a friend's for lunch. Maybe they're on to something here, cause I sure want to go back.

Headline: If you love breakfast you'll love this place!…read more Location: Located off C and 35h street, I never expected to find a nice cozy little breakfast shop out here but thanks to a recommendation by a friend I was able to find this gem. Located across from office complex and a neighborhood it's surprising to find a place like this and the parking situation lets you know it is defintely a popular spot. They have a small seating area inside as well as seating outside it this defintely a place you don't come for a quick bit. Pay attention to the parking rules and signs so you don't get on the parking departments bad side!!!! Vibe: This place gives more old school diner vibes rather than the modern industrial type look you see from a lot for the newer place. They scream old school and I really enjoy that it's not all about trying to get a modern vibe. Service: staff was great and attentive getting our orders out quick and refills coming. They announced the specials and were really friendly and upbeat. Food: I ordered the special and really enjoyed the different tastes with the pineapple and coconut. The portions are pretty big here and it can seem pricy but those prices are inclusive of sales tax. Big thing to note: this place is cash or check only! Defintely worth checking out but make sure you bring money. If not, they do have a fee less ATM inside.

This brunch spot was highly recommended so I made my way over to East Sacramento to try it out. I…read moretypically am not a person to wait in line but since I'm not familiar with the area, I didn't feel like trying to figure out a different place to go. The wait was only about 20 minutes, but I chose to wait for an indoor table because I was a little chilly so it ended up being slightly longer. I ordered the Rosemary breakfast and asked for my eggs, scrambled with cheese. It came out looking so good, and they actually made like a little omelette with my eggs and cheese, it was just lovely and fluffy. The rosemary bread with the butter and the blackberry purée was unreal. I could drink a cup of that purée. I was a bit disappointed in the potatoes because the salt level was astronomical. I'm someone who loves salt and it seemed like all the really crispy spots were saturated, burn my tongue level of salt. I was going to say something to the waitress, but she didn't come back until I was almost done eating. The coffee they use was from a local roaster and I went for a light roast pour over coffee and it was phenomenal. Beautifully nuanced flavors. Parking around here is rough. I parked in the neighborhood on the street behind the restaurant and I did not see any no parking signs but got a parking ticket anyway. I even looked before I left, but I saw nothing! When I got back and saw the ticket I was like WTH. I finally found the resident only parking sign about a block away on the other side of the driveway on that part of the street. Bummer.

Great service, quick with table seating, food came out fast and fresh and was delicious. I ordered…read morethe Hilo Moco. It was 10/10! The mimosas were 10/10! Definitely recommend!

Came to Sunny Side Breakfast after checking out a small art fair and left very satisfied! We shared…read morethe Unagi Tornado Omurice and the Lemon Ricotta Pancakes and it was the perfect amount for two! Starting with the omurice, we really liked the layers of flavor with the sweet and savory rice, creamy egg, and tender sweet eel. The eel portion was also quite generous and there was enough to have some with every bite. As for the pancakes, they had that envious fluffy and chewy texture that you just can't recreate at home. The lemon flavor was also bright and zingy and paired well with the fresh summer fruits on the plate. All in all, great find in midtown. Pair it with the Midtown farmers market and you'll have a perfect Saturday morning in my opinion!

I live in North Natomas and will literally drive all the way to Arden just for this coffee because…read moreit's THAT good The 18 to the Brain is hands down one of my favorite coffee drinks in Sacramento -- smooth, strong, and actually wakes me up without tasting overly sweet. Their ube cookies are addicting and the chilaquiles are always a must for me too. You can tell they really put thought into both the drinks and the food here.

The avocado toast was really good and crispy. And I love how you guys put the arugula & the sunny…read moreside egg and feta on the avocado toast. What a great spin on avocado toast. The Ube French toast was so delicious. Unlike any French toast we've ever had. It was so sweet and I'm a really big fan of Ube. Despite the lines the service was fast. Reasonably really priced for hot and fresh food and drinks. Ambiance was amazing I could spend a few hours for sure. Thanks for the wonderful experience! We'll be back.