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Because sushi is the new trend..... Here you go...! (These are not any order.)

1.Taro's by Mikuni - 1735 Arden Way

This is a very trendy place with many weird and fun things to try!

2. Ginza Japanese Restaurant - 7485 Rush River

This is a very non-tendy places hiden in the Pocket Area!

3. Nara - (In Elk Grove)

Hip, simi trendy sushi with a fun bar!

4. Zokku - 419 J Street

Also has a club upstairs ...

For more than a decade I worked out of a small, midtown office on J Street. For a few years during that time, the Sacramento State University men's basketball team played its home games at Memorial Auditorium.

I've always appreciated midtown, but its pleasantness was further enhanced on nights when I left work early, stopped for dinner on the way to a game and then walked back ...

   Some nights, after everything else closes, people head over to INK Eats and Drinks, because it stays open until 4 am. But INK is also good place to visit by day, for a late afternoon lunch or early dinner. With great light streaming in from nearly floor-to-ceiling windows, you don't feel like you're shut away in a dark bar. Dining room and bar blend into one, offering almost everyone ...

Sacramento has its share of unique restaurants — old-style delis to French cafes, bagel shops to an age-old Italian restaurant with a Spanish name. Here are five unique Sacramento restaurants:

* Cafe Rolle (5357 H Street) — Owner William Rolle is a native of France where his father has a cafe in Lyon by the same name. Cafe Rolle is the great place to talk about all ...

In its various incarnations, Roxie Market & Deli has been around since 1933. But this tiny, old-style market on the corners of 34 & C Streets in Sacramento is approaching its third anniversary.

The store was originally a butcher shop, and its original meat hook and scale still hang in a back corner. The husband and wife second owners and their family members ran the business for 30 years. Two others ...

On sunny morning last summer, John Hazelton, 26, of Sacramento, was sitting in the N Street Cafe (2022 N Street) enjoying another of the expanding Sacramento conveniences — free wireless, high-speed Internet access.

Starbucks may have been the first coffee establishment to offer easily accessible remote access to the Internet. But a growing number of coffeehouses and other businesses also now offer WiFi (Wireless Fidelity), the popular ...