The 8 Northern California Restaurants You Must Try In 2018
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A new year means many people have made New Year’s resolutions…many of which concern food. Maybe you want to start eating more high quality meals at eateries that are local to Northern California. Well, over the past year we’ve covered a lot of different restaurants in Northern California. All of them are unique and special in their own way. For 2018, you should make it your mission to try at least some of these eight outstanding restaurants in NorCal.
Many people make "eating healthier" one of their New Year's resolutions. Well, that may have to wait until after you dine at Zazu. This Sonoma County restaurant makes bacon more than just a side dish. At Zazu, bacon is the highlight of any entree. If you're a bacon fanatic, you're going to want to try this one out. For more information, see our full article here.
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Going out to eat should be more than just grabbing a bite. It should be an experience you remember for years to come. At The Smith Flat House, you get just that. This restaurant near Placerville offers casual dining in a picturesque setting near the Sierra Nevada foothills. For more information, see our full article here.
Are you looking for one of the most gorgeous places to eat? You'll find it at the aptly named restaurant ROOFTOP in Walnut Creek. People come to the restaurant for the outstanding views of the city below, but they stay for the delicious and modern cuisine. ROOFTOP delivers a food lover's experience that you'll never forget. For more information, see our full article here.
An entire restaurant devoted to macaroni and cheese? Yes, please! Homeroom is an eatery in Oakland that doesn't joke around when it comes to mac and cheese. They offer a variety of renditions of this classic dish such as the buffalo chicken mac or the "Gilroy Garlic". You definitely want to experience this restaurant as soon as possible. For more information, see our full article here.
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Fanny Ann's Saloon in Old Town Sacramento was designated as Northern California's quirkiest restaurant by us and it's easy to see why. This eccentric restaurant truly is a hoot and a holler, and you haven't lived until you've experienced it. Be sure to try one of their famous burgers. For more information, see our full article here.
All foodies know that a restaurant should never be judged on looks alone. That is particularly true for this Midtown Sacramento pizzeria which is located inside of an actual shipping container. The building is odd, that's for sure. But that shouldn't deter you from enjoying some of the finest pie that California can offer. For more information, see our full article here.
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There's nothing more Californian than enjoying a fresh, scrumptious meal right on top of a beautiful vineyard. Campovida allows you to do just that. Located in Hopland, here you can enjoy exquisite family-style meals in one of the most picturesque settings in the Anderson Valley. For more information, see our full article here.
There's really nothing as magical as dining while enjoying the most stunning beach views. The Little River Inn is a boutique hotel located in the town of Little River. The inn sits right on the coast and contains a world-class restaurant that is definitely worth a visit. They offer a wide variety of menu items, but there's no better place to indulge in seafood. For more information, see our full article here.
How many of these have you been to? So much to eat, so little time! Don’t forget to check out the 7 Little Known Restaurants In Northern California That Are Worth The Search.
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