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Frends Brewhouse has closed its Downtown Sacramento restaurant at 828 J St; the Elk Grove location’s status is now unclear. The chain’s site still lists the J Street address.
A mother‑and‑daughter team has opened Hangover Noodles at the Garden at The Line, serving Thai‑Vietnamese bowls the owners say can cure rough mornings. The kitchen is available at the Line and on delivery apps.
Auburn’s Crooked Lane Brewing is opening a Roseville taproom after a yearlong search and a new partner to lead the buildout.
Mountain Mike's opened at Carson Creek this week with 20-inch "Mountain-sized" pies, an arcade and patio seating. The shop is open daily from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Qisa Coffee is expanding from Curtis Park to Natomas, bringing Peshawar‑inspired Yemeni drinks, house‑roasted beans and sweets to North Natomas in the coming months.
Licked, the Oak Park scoop shop across from Strapping, will close on July 31 after two years; the owner cites low walk-up traffic and local competition.
A Florentine-style wine window called Fiore Del Vino is set for The Senator at 1121 L St, offering European wines, small plates and a patio with about 55 seats.
The Mimosa House opened its ninth Sacramento‑area location at 2760 Sutterville Road in Curtis Park, bringing mimosas and a broad brunch menu to the neighborhood.
County inspectors briefly closed two Sacramento‑area eateries for a cockroach infestation and plumbing failures; a downtown restaurant was cited for food‑temperature problems and later cleared.
Spitz opened Friday at Rocky Ridge Town Center in Roseville, bringing its doner wraps, loaded fries and vegan options to Douglas Boulevard with opening‑day giveaways.
Chick-fil-A opened at 7411 Fair Oaks Blvd in Carmichael on July 9, bringing roughly 60 jobs and a $25,000 donation to the Sacramento Food Bank. The new spot offers drive‑thru and mobile ordering.
Folsom Tap House & Kitchen will close at 9 p.m. on July 9 after years as a local beer hall. The kitchen is closed and the last two nights are cash-only.
Family-owned Yada Thai Cuisine quietly opened in Fair Oaks Square this month, serving regional Thai dishes and noodle soups. Soft-opening hours are currently in effect.
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