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38 restaurants, bars and cafés are on the way in Sacramento. The 14 below have names on file. We start with the ones nearly ready and end with the ones that just filed plans.
These places applied for a license to serve beer, wine or cocktails
Restaurant · Downtown Sacramento · 722 K St
A new restaurant coming to 722 K St in Downtown Sacramento. Its latest record is from Aug 31, 2026: applied for liquor license. It plans to open Nov 2, 2026.
Restaurant · Land Park · 2112 10TH St
A new restaurant coming to 2112 10TH St in Land Park. Its latest record is from Aug 27, 2026: applied for liquor license.
Restaurant · Auburn · 13434 Lincoln Way
A new restaurant coming to 13434 Lincoln Way in Auburn. Its latest record is from Aug 19, 2026: applied for liquor license.
Restaurant · Rocklin · 1071 Whitney Ranch Pkwy, Ste 300
A new restaurant coming to 1071 Whitney Ranch Pkwy, Ste 300 in Rocklin. Its latest record is from Jul 23, 2026: applied for liquor license.
Pizza spot · Lincoln · 424 Lincoln Blvd, Ste 204
A new pizza spot coming to 424 Lincoln Blvd, Ste 204 in Lincoln. Its latest record is from Jun 30, 2026: applied for liquor license.
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Neighborhoods with the most projects on the way
38 restaurants, bars and cafés are on the way. Levels, Parlour on 10th and Brick & Butter are among the closest to opening.
5 have an opening date on file. The next is Jeeroz, set for Oct 30, 2026. In Sacramento, new places have opened a median of 55 days after their first public filing.
Roseville has the most, with 4 projects on the way.
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