The East Sacramento sports bar now pours pints beside the greens at WildHawk, with a fresh patio shade structure overhead.

Through Sept. 13, diners can score deals citywide while entering a raffle for $100 local eGift cards.

The new indoor tasting at SAFE Credit Union Convention Center pairs Michelin-recognized chefs with legendary local wine palates.

Crab Dynasty is moving into the old Jack in the Box on Folsom Boulevard, with a March opening planned for College Greens West.

Two local owners are swapping bar-and-grill fare for Lao sausage, banh mi and pho on 3rd Street in Broderick.

Six blocks, 300 vendors, and a shot at a national title — Sacramento's Midtown Farmers Market wants your vote by September 30.

Wood-roasted pears, Argentine empanadas and a milk-and-cookie course join Sacramento's four main dishes on Sunday's closed golden bridge.

An Evening on the Farm at Cal Expo pours award-winning wines to fund a farm that donated 11,000 pounds of produce to the Sacramento Food Bank last year.

Six blocks of R Street turn into a food hall this Saturday, with $15 tickets now the only way in.

The gluten-free hot chicken spot joins a growing list of K Street closures this summer, even as suburban chains keep expanding.

Bishop's Pumpkin Farm opened two weeks early this year, swapping jack-o'-lanterns for watermelon-eating contests through Labor Day weekend.

Jose Medina, the mind behind Legend Has It, has filed plans for Sound Advice, a nearly 2,300-square-foot listening bar at The Diggs.

A Granite Bay IHOP veteran signed on for 12 Layne's Chicken Fingers locations, with Roseville and Elk Grove on the shortlist.