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Press picks, until locals rank their own Top 5s. Sourced from the local food press. As seen in Sactown Magazine and Sacramento Magazine. Updated August 2026.
Ro Sham Beaux · Midtown
Ro Sham Beaux is a relaxed natural wine bar on J Street in Midtown, opened by the same people behind other Sacramento gathering spots. The compact room treats bottles as something social rather than ceremonial. Exploring an unfamiliar pour feels closer to hanging out at an easy neighborhood bar than to a formal tasting, which is very much the point.
Franquette · West Sacramento
Franquette is a French-inspired wine bar and cafe in West Sacramento's Bridge District, leaning on Parisian cues and a carefully chosen list of bottles. Its all-day rhythm lets coffee and food ease naturally into wine as the hours pass. For a growing riverfront neighborhood, it works as an everyday gathering place rather than somewhere saved only for evening drinks.
Betty · Southside Park
Betty combines a bottle shop, a wine bar, and a concise food menu in Southside Park. Its generous chopped Italian salad shows how seriously the kitchen takes the food meant to sit beside a glass. The T Street room works equally well for opening a bottle at a table or picking one off the shelf to carry home for later.
Fizz Champagne & Bubbles Bar · Downtown Commons
Fizz Champagne & Bubbles Bar devotes its Downtown Commons room to sparkling wine, stocking an unusually broad range of Champagne and other bubbles. Flights and focused pours make it easy to compare regions and styles side by side. The polished setting sits close to the arena, a natural stop before or after an event on the plaza.