best places to eat in roseville

Have you ever wondered where you should go to eat in Roseville? Well, you’ve come to the right place. Roseville is an eclectic town of professional and corporate workers in the area surrounding East Bay. The transportation hub for commuters makes it easy for visitors and residents alike to enjoy its different restaurants. However, with so many restaurants in Roseville, it’s difficult to know where the best places are to eat. This is why I’ve compiled a list of my favorite places to eat in Roseville. Let’s face it. Choosing a restaurant can be daunting. Not only are there a billion options out there, but everyone has different tastes. Even if you plan on eating at the same place night after night for years, it’s nice to keep your options open with another “favorite” place just in case your local spot isn’t open or is closed for some odd reason (wrong again Mark Twain!).

If you’re looking for the best places to eat in Roseville, then look no further. Here are five great options that will satisfy your appetite and tickle your tastebuds.

1. Taste of India: This place is known for its authentic Indian cuisine and great service. The food is delicious and reasonably priced, which makes it a popular choice among families and young professionals alike.
2. The Old Spaghetti Factory: If you’re craving pasta, this is the place to go! They have an amazing selection of pasta dishes that are sure to please even the pickiest eater. There are also plenty of side options if you want something different than spaghetti or lasagna.
3. Big Daddy’s Pizza: When it comes to pizza, this restaurant has been voted best in town year after year! Their pies are made with fresh ingredients and baked in a brick oven; they’re full of flavor but still light enough so you won’t feel too full after eating one slice (or two). There are several locations throughout Roseville so there’s always one close by whenever hunger strikes!
4. Olive Garden Italian

If you’re looking for the best places to eat in Roseville, you’ve come to the right place.

I’ve lived in Roseville my whole life and I know the area pretty well. Here are some of my favorite places:

The Roseville Pub – This is a great spot if you want a relaxed atmosphere and good food. They have some great burgers and their fries are delicious!

Cafe Moxie – This is another great spot for casual dining. They have amazing salads and sandwiches, as well as some fantastic breakfast items. The service is always excellent here too!

The Kingfish Cafe – This restaurant has been around for years and it’s still one of my favorites! It’s very popular so it can be crowded at times but it’s worth checking out if you’re looking for something different than what you would normally find in Roseville (which can be good sometimes!). The food here is delicious — especially their seafood dishes!

If you’re looking for more ideas on where to eat while visiting Roseville then check out this blog post from [blogger name] from [blog name]. It has tons of great suggestions on where to go while visiting different parts of California like Napa Valley or Santa Barbara

top restaurants in roseville

Kabab Hut

Head to Placer County for Pakistani and Indian food at this restaurant known for its over deliciousness — and, especially, for its impeccably tender tandoori fish. Overseen by Zulfiqar “Guddu” Haider, who previously ran the acclaimed San Francisco restaurants Lahore Karahi and Guddu de Karahi, this strip mall restaurant also produces exceptionally creamy chicken tikka masala, irresistible garlic naan, and housemade pudding for dessert.

Nixtaco

Venture out to a Roseville stripmall to find some of the greater Sacramento area’s most interesting tacos. This Michelin-recognized restaurant wraps everything from pork belly to al pastor to deep fried avocado in housemade 4.5-inch blue corn tortillas, though you can also order a quesadilla or burrito if you’re not in the taco mood. Round out the experience with a cold cerveza or Cadillac margarita on the buzzy front patio, often filled with regulars from near and far.  

Shige Sushi

For sushi purists, it doesn’t get much better than this humble shop on Madison Avenue. Leave the sauce-drenched rolls with wacky names for another time. Chef-owner Shige Tokita specializes in impeccably prepared nigiri, sashimi, and small plates that are high in freshness and flavor, and low on flash. Pro tip: Go with any of the “daily specials” posted inside the restaurant, such as the juicy hamachi kama.

Sunflower Drive-In

The offerings for vegetarian and plant-based foods have never been better locally, but you still can’t beat a nutburger with house sauce from this long-running Fair Oaks spot. Since the late 1970s, Sunflower Drive-In has stood as a must-stop for vegans and vegetarians with a variety of burgers, burritos, and sandwiches that are both filling and fresh.

Yue Huang Restaurant

The Michelin Guide called out this Natomas Chinese restaurant as a “hidden treasure” tucked away into a Natomas stripmall, which essentially means you’ll have to show up early if you want to get a table on bustling Saturday and Sunday mornings. It’s become a hot destination for steamed dumplings, barbecue pork buns, and all other manner of fried and baked Cantonese specialities. 

unique eats in roseville

Tori’s Place

Billed as “the tiny restaurant with the big heart,” this humble shack dishes out some of the best soul food in the Sacramento area. The skillet cornbread eats like a pancake and comes with all combo meals, whether your entree of choice is fried chicken, red snapper, riblets, or pork chops. For a true Tori’s Place experience, dip that cornbread into their signature gumbo, with its spicy and soothing overtones. Loaded with shrimp, chicken, and sausage, it’s a hearty stew that really sticks to the ribs.

Solomon’s

Located in a former Tower Records spot and named after Tower Records founder Russ Solomon, the restaurant previously known as Solomon’s Delicatessen now focuses on globally-inspired dishes like the “Sapporo” fried chicken sandwich with sunomono. Jewish deli favorites, including some of the best pastrami in town, remain from its original concept as a delicatessen. Look for the outdoor “disco brunch” on weekends with DJs in the mix and plenty of patio dining.

Bambi Vegan Tacos

If you’ve lived in Sacramento for any measurable amount of time then it’s likely you’ve eaten a crunchy, greasy, and curiously Parmesan cheese-dusted taco from Jimboys. Well, Bambi Vegan Tacos, a former food truck that rolled into a sunny brick-and-mortar space near downtown last year, does a vegan version starring “beef” made from crimini mushrooms that honestly might be even better than the original. The fully vegan menu also offers creamy queso and bean dip; a Taco Bell-esque crunchy taco that comes wrapped in a refried bean-lined fresh flour tortilla; and the Melty Melt, an artichoke-filled riff on a vegan tuna melt. Plant-based eaters, get wild.