While the first runners do their laps and the park still radiates its morning calm, you can start the day here with a delicious breakfast.

Grab your towels, some great fish from Sam’s takeout and enjoy it on the beachfront. The best thing is you don’t even have to wait in queue, they will text you when your food is ready.

Experience a fusion of French elegance and Creole spice at Antoine's, America's oldest continuously operating restaurant. Let yourself be seduced by Oyster's Rockefeller and immerse yourself in a world where traditional French-Creole cuisine meets modern sophistication. Don't miss the chance to soak up the historic ambience as you feast your way through dishes that tell stories of times gone by.

This might just be the best place to grab a beer in all of Sacramento. Maybe even all of California. Maybe all of the USA!!

I always wanted to have my own chef! Here, a chef prepares various dishes of Japanese cuisine right in front of you and entertains you with various tricks. Among other things, you can prove your skill in catching food with your mouth.

Experience a ride on a 1920s carousel and explore junk shops at the Santa Monica Pier. Treat yourself to a milkshake and enjoy the sunset over the Pacific Ocean in the background.

At Muji, you can have your coffee made by a robot. It does everything itself, talks to you and can even make latte art. Ordering is super easy and you can watch everything being done. The coffee is good and the price is cheaper than Starbucks.

Scoma's is an authentic place, slightly hidden from the very crowded tourist area. The waiters wear uniforms and the smell of delicious fish greets you as you enter. Be sure to try the local oysters - they're delicious!

Who knew Sacramento could cook so we'll?

Authentic American cuisine awaits you with a selection that will make any burger fan go into raptures. From classic cheeseburgers to quirky creations with homemade sauces, this is a celebration of the art of burger frying. Fresh ingredients and the perfect bun make every bite a highlight. Don't forget to try the hand-cut fries!

There is a lot of good food from all over the world. For all the coffee lovers, there are also lots of coffee stands. And the best part? You have a direct view of the Hudson River and Little Island.

Immerse yourself in the world of Hildesheim's art of brewing with a visit to the local brewing manufactory. Experience the variety of flavors of Kellerpils, West Coast Pale Ale and Brunhilde India Brown Ale right where they are brewed. The opportunity not only to taste these three unique varieties, but also to learn more about how they are made, makes this place special.

An impromptu saxophone solo greets you as you enjoy Café du Monde's world-famous beignets. A step to the right leads you to historic oaks wrapped in Spanish moss, a sight that invites you to linger. After the culinary delights, the nearby mini-golf or the botanical garden is waiting for you to explore. Don't forget to bring the beignet mix and canned coffee as a souvenir.

Upon entering this bistro, you will immediately feel the warm, welcoming atmosphere that transports you to another world. With Moroccan-inspired decoration and authentic dishes served in hot tagines, each dish offers unique flavors. Don't miss the homemade Rock'n Moroccan cocktail, which perfectly rounds off the taste experience.

Immerse yourself in the world of Asia's diverse flavors, from authentic Chinese food to influences from Thailand and Mexico. Amara Kitchen offers a modern interpretation of traditional dishes, ideal for connoisseurs looking for a unique taste experience. Don't forget to explore the colorful murals in the area.