Twisted Track Station opened at 1201 R St, mixing breakfast sandwiches, burgers and espresso with a patio gallery and Sunday dog parties.

Desi Market & Grill's owner is opening a sit-down restaurant next door in Natomas; the concept's name and opening date have not yet been announced.

Temple Coffee teased a Fair Oaks café and locals quickly pointed to Hazel Ridge Plaza near 4301 Hazel Ave. The company hasn’t confirmed a location or date yet.

Franchise partners Sanjeev and Neetu Bali plan three Keke’s Breakfast Cafe locations in Sacramento and nearby suburbs, signaling the Denny’s‑owned brand’s expansion into the region.

A tiny East Sacramento pasty counter will close April 24, 2026. Owners said they can no longer sustain the business.

Mason Starbird told the Sacramento Business Journal he's part of a group buying Old Ironsides, the decades‑old Sacramento bar and music venue.

Sacramento's popular Iraqi restaurant Sumer Nights was closed after a March 26 reinspection found live cockroaches still present in the kitchen, including on the walls above the warewashing sink and steam table, one day after the facility had already failed a routine inspection for the same problem.

The Black Bear Diner on Second Street in Davis has closed after nearly 17 years, local and corporate reports say. The chain directs customers to nearby locations in Natomas and Sacramento.

Capy Cafe, a matcha-forward coffee shop, is coming to Folsom and will occupy the former Aun Brew & Co. space. The menu emphasizes ceremonial-grade matcha and Vietnamese-inspired drinks.

A Sacramento fried‑chicken chain has quietly relaunched under the KiKai’s Chicken & More name after last August’s restructuring; operators are rolling out the brand in local markets.

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.