Good Day Sacramento’s Bella visited a new Fairfield coffee counter serving acai bowls, matcha lattes and waffles from a walk‑up and drive‑through window.

Diamond Springs' Kings Meats plans a roughly 4,000‑sq‑ft second shop at El Dorado Hills Town Center, bringing dry‑aged beef and specialty goods closer to the suburbs.

Six live mice skittering around the dry storage area was enough for Sacramento County inspectors to shut down Smile Food Market — a beloved Korean grocery that's been on Bradshaw Road since 1998 and earned a genuine TikTok following. About 30 bags of flour, beans, and oatmeal went straight to the dumpster.

A 'coming soon' sign at 7411 W. Stockton Blvd suggests Rang Coffeehouse is moving from pop-ups into a permanent Sacramento storefront in the former Crab N Spice space. The Business Journal reported the sign but no opening date has been announced.

Inspectors shut a Sacramento market after finding six live mice; other recent inspections also uncovered cockroaches, rodent droppings and slime in ice machines.

Tulsa dessert chain Sugar Llamas has signed leases in Roseville and Rocklin and is aiming to open both shops in July–August 2026.

Toasted Rooster Cafe is set to take over the former Denny's at 8841 Greenback Lane in Orangevale, bringing a Sacramento brunch favorite to the Greenback corridor.

Original Sal's Kabob & Gyro Grill is returning to Elk Grove under its founding family, opening a third location with a baklava ice-cream program and an opening-day discount.

Dapper Doughnut plans a roughly 1,300-square-foot storefront and a food trailer at Elk Grove Commons as part of a Northern California expansion.

Dublin‑based Desi Pizza Bites has listed a 'coming soon' outpost at Carmichael’s San Juan Center, promising Indian‑inspired pizzas and a small dining room. Franchisee says permits are being finalized.

King's Mediterranean Food filed for Chapter 7 and has closed its J Street restaurant, removing a downtown late-night and lunch option. The bankruptcy filing was reported March 20.

Daniello’s, the speakeasy hidden behind a candy shop on Vernon Street, announced a permanent closure after three years. The owners thanked patrons and gave no final service date.

Estelle Bakery plans a Folsom storefront at 400 Iron Point Road, putting the Sacramento patisserie steps from the Folsom Premium Outlets.