Sacramento

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Sacramento is the state capital of California in the United States.

Sacramento Halal Travel Guide

Sacramento is the oldest incorporated city in California, settled between the confluences of the Sacramento and American rivers. It was established in 1849, and there are many reminders of the history of the city including Sutter's Fort, Old Sacramento, and remnants of the original ground level of Sacramento. It experienced explosive growth when Gold was discovered in 1848 in nearby Coloma (California)|Coloma, and the Gold rush that followed was one of the largest human migrations in history. It has a population of 500,000 in the city and over 2.1 million in the metropolitan area (2022).

The pace of life is somewhat slower than in other large Californian cities, and the people are generally warm and friendly. According to Time magazine, Sacramento is the most diverse city in the USA. The city used to be an affordable place, but it suffered from the San Francisco Bay Area's dot com rise and fall, and real estate went from undervalued to overvalued. The market is correcting itself, so property values in most neighborhoods have leveled off while others are dropping to more reasonable valuations.

Sacramento is known among local residents as the "City of Trees", and it has a higher density of shade trees than any other major city of the US, so that walking the city streets sometimes feels like walking through a park.

How is the Climate in Sacramento

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• Underground Tours - 101 I Street Opening Hours: April - Dec $15/adult, $10/child, 5 and under free - Historical tour that takes you underground to see and learn how Sacramento lifted itself up out of the flood waters during the 1860s and 1870s. Tours leave from the Sacramento History Museum and no photography is allowed underground.

Study in Sacramento

• California State University, Sacramento (CSUS), This is a major, four-year public university in the Sacramento area with 28,000 students.
• University of California, Davis (UCD), The nearest University of California campus to Sacramento. It is located 16 miles (23 kilometres) west from Sacramento with a satellite campus (UC Davis Extension)in midtown Sacramento.
• Los Rios Community College District is the regions major two-year public college system enrolling 73,000 students with four campuses in the surrounding area. Its campuses include Sacramento City College, American River College, Cosumnes River College, and Folsom Lake College along with five satellite centers.
• Drexel University is a private graduate university with its campus in downtown Sacramento.

How to work legally in Sacramento

As the capital of California, many state agencies are located in Sacramento. The State of California continues to be the largest employer in the Sacramento region.

Muslim Friendly Shopping in Sacramento

• Sacramento Downtown Plaza - 547 L Street 38.5815, -121.5011 In a 4 block area bounded between L & J Street (north & south) and 4 & 5th Ave (east & west) net to I-5 in downtown. - It contains a Macy's department store, and numerous smaller shops.

• Shop the Grid | Midtown Sacramento 38.575246, -121.474586 area surrounding 24th and J Streets - More than 50 boutique shops in Sacramento's original street "grid" cater to a variety of interests, including fashion, beauty, gifts, specialty items, home furnishings, antiques, sporting goods, health and wellness. Shops are located throughout the Downtown and Midtown areas, but the largest cluster of shops are located within a few blocks of the intersection of 24th and J Streets.

• Arden Fair Mall - 1689 Arden Way 38.6014, -121.4274 Arden Way & Alta Arden Expressway Opening from Monday to Saturdayt: 10AM Monday - 9PM, Sun: 10AM Monday - 7PM; restaurant hours vary Anchored by Nordstrom, Macy's, JCPenney, and Sears, Arden Fair Mall is home to more than 165 national retail shops, boutiques, and restaurants. The adjacent Market Plaza at Arden Fair is home to additional shopping and restaurants, including a movie theater and a Cheesecake Factory.

• Country Club Plaza Mall - 2310 Watt Ave. 38.6082, -121.3809 ☎ +1 916-481-6716 Country Club Plaza is ideally located between I-80 and Highway 50 at Watt Avenue and El Camino and the dominant retail intersection of metropolitan Sacramento with established tenants Macy's, Ross, Sport Chalet, and Off Broadway Shoe Warehouse.

• Sunrise Mall 6041 Sunrise Blvd. 38.6749, -121.2690 - Mall located in the Citrus Heights and Orangevale suburbs of Sacramento. Surrounded by numerous chain stores and restaurants.

• Westfield Galleria at Roseville 1151 Galleria Blvd 38.7739, -121.2696 - Margest mall in the metropolitan area after its expansion, 20 miles northeast of downtown Sacramento. Westfield Galleria at Roseville has several retailers including Tiffany & Co, Louis Vuitton, Burberry, Juicy Couture, True Religion, Lacoste, Lucky Brand Jeans, and Apple.

Halal Restaurants in Sacramento

This page uses the following price ranges for a typical meal for one, including soft drink:
Budget	<$10
Mid-range	$10-20
Splurge	$20+

The diversity of Sacramento is not only reflected in its various neighborhoods but also in the food choices you can find here. The places in the central neighborhood tend to be more trendy and hip while food establishments in their respective neighborhoods reflect the tastes of their residents. Finding unique fare in suburban Sacramento, northeast of the city limits, can be difficult as many of the establishments are dominated by national or large regional chains.

• Jack's Urban Eats | 1230 20th Street 38.5736, -121.4815 Midtown at 20th Street and Capitol Avenue ☎ +1 916 444-0307 - A modern-day diner with a retro feel, Jack's grills and roasts meats for sandwiches and salads and offers comfort food side dishes like mashed potatoes, mac & Cheese, and garlic fries. Additional locations in the greater metropolitan area.

• Shoki Ramen House | 1201 R Street 38.5709, -121.4944 ☎ +1 916 441-0011 - $5-10 A very popular and excellent ramen house serving up delicious Japanese ramen as well as sets and other entrees.

• Luigi's Pizzas Parlor | 3800 Stockton Blvd, Oak Park ☎ +1 916 456-0641 - Pizzas $12-20A long-time Sac institution, still churning out tasty pizzas.

• Crepeville | 1730 L Street ☎ +1 916 444-1100 Serves a unique menu of fresh, delicious, and healthy alternatives to fast-food. Other locations also exists in the Curtis Park neighborhood and outlaying Davis.

• Pieces Pizzas by the Slice | 1309 21st Street near the junction of 21st and Capitol ☎ +1 916 441-1949 - $5-10A tiny little place with extraordinary stuffed-crust Pizzas. Open until 2:30AM on weekends, Pieces is a very popular spot to load up on carbs after a late-night weekend pub crawl. Several different combinations are offered, and the staff is also happy to build your pizza to order. The Vegetarian pesto Pizzas, with sundried tomato and feta Cheese, is especially good. They also offer several excellent soft drinks on tap, including (usually) Arrogant Bastard. The decor isn't much, but the people are friendly and the food is delicious.

• Rick's Dessert Diner | 2401 J Street ☎ +1 916 444-0969 | Opening Hours: Tue-Thu: 10AM–12AM; Friday & Sat: 10AM Monday - 1AM; Sun: 12PM Monday - 11PM; Mon: 10AM Monday - 11PM Designed as a retro 1950s style diner, Rick's is a popular and award-winning Midtown destination for dessert lovers. Open late for post-dinner date sugar cravings.

Mid-range

• Andy Nguyen's - 2007 Broadway ☎ +1 916 736-1157 Quality vegan and Vegetarian Southeast Asian dishes.

• Cafe Marika | 2011 J Street Opening Hours: Monday - West Lunch, Thursday - Sat Lunch/Dinner $10-$15 per person A great Hungarian restaurant in the heart of Midtown. The husband and wife offer great meals like cabbage rolls and schnitzel. Be aware they accept only cash.

• Centro Cocina Mexicana | 2730 J Street ☎ +1 916 442-2552 | Opening Hours: Monday to Friday Lunch, Dinner Saturday to Sun Dinner A staple in the Sacramento dining scene for over 15 years, Centro Cocina Mexicana offers the finest regional Mexican cuisine in a festive and colorful atmosphere.

• Kathmandu Kitchen | 1728 Broadway ☎ +1 916 441-2172 - Most dishes hover around $10-12 Serves excellent Indian and Nepalese food—the Mismas Tarkari thali is delicious.

• Tapa the World | 2115 J Street ☎ +1 916 442-4353 | Opening Hours: 11:30AM Monday - midnite daily An old favorite serving up tasty Spanish tapas and delicious sangria. Live music on most nights, and open late.

• Tower Cafe | 1518 Broadway ☎ +1 916 441-0222 | Opening Hours: Sunday - Thursday 8AM Monday - 11PM, F-Sa 8AM Monday - midnite A great breakfast spot, busy at any time of day. There's sometimes a line, but absolutely worth it. It serves breakfast, lunch and dinner daily. Breakfast served 8-11AM, Monday through Friday. Brunch served 8AM Monday - 2PM, Satuday and Sunday. Voted Best Breakfast and Best Sunday Brunch in the 2009 Sacramento magazine readers poll. Voted Best Outdoor Dining and Best Breakfast in the 2008 Sacramento News & Review readers poll. Located in a historic and very interesting building, with lots of art from around the world. International, eclectic menu.

• Zócalo | 1801 Capitol Ave ☎ +1 916 441-0303 | Opening Hours: Monday - West 11AM Monday - 10PM, Thursday 11AM Monday - 11PM, Friday 11AM Monday - midnite, Saturday 9AM Monday - midnite, Sunday 9AM Monday - 10PM A newer Mexican restaurant affiliated with the legendary Ernesto's and the food is great and the place is usually busy.

• Asian Pearl 2009 | 6821 Stockton Blvd, Ste 165 ☎ +1 916 391-8881 | Opening Hours: S-Su 10AM Monday - 10PM, Monday to Friday 11AM Monday - 10PM Fast becoming the place to go for dim sum bypassing stalwarts New Canton and Rice Bowl. They also serve authentic Hong Kong and new style Cantonese food.

• Courtyard D'Oro | 1107 Front St. ☎ +1 916 552-2940
• Biba Ristorante Italiano | 2801 Capitol Ave ☎ +1 916 455-2422 Started by Biba Caggiano and the famous chef, author, and television host. It has been selected as the best restaurant in Sacramento on multiple occasions. Reservations are strongly recommended.

• Morton's Steakhouse | 521 L St. ☎ +1 916 442-5091 High-scale restaurant that is perfect for taking that special someone or take the whole family to celebrate any occasion. They pride themselves on cooking the most tender Steaks, but don't count out their seafood portion of the menu as this place has delicious food with excellent dessert! Fun fact: instead of menus and the waiter brings out a tray of all the raw Meat and fish (even crab that is still alive) and explains in detail what the Meat or fish is and what the dish comes with.

• Ella Dining Room & Bar | 1131 K St. ☎ +1 916 443-3772 Ella serves its fabulous food, family-style and encourages diners to share. Their great bar serves fantastic concoctions like home made gin and tonics and "limeade," making for a perfect place for friends and family alike. The fabulous interior was created by award winning design firm, UXUS.

Nightlife in Sacramento is vibrant if you know where to look. Stay in Downtown or Midtown. This is where most Muslims are anyway. The upscale clubs and lounges tend to be on or near J Street. Directly across from the Capitol grounds is the Park which is the premiere Sacramento nightclub. The dress code and cover charges tend to be stiff.

Just around the junction is the Capitol Garage which typically has guest DJ's on Saturday and a $5 cover in a laid back atmosphere. On K Street, you'll find Marilyn's, a really cool underground bar in the heart of downtown which showcases local live music talent.

Nearby is the Crest Theater, an independent historic movie theater that boasts art deco design. In the summer you can catch the French Film Festival here as well as the Trash Film Orgy, an all-night spectacle of old B movie flicks where local residents gather in their cheesiest costumes.

On most days of the year, however and the Crest is the place to catch foreign and independent films as well as traveling stand-up comedy and music acts. On 16th and R Street. you'll find the popular bar R15. This is a trendy bar/restaurant (Cafe Bernardo is attached) that has an urban industrial feel. Despite being trendy the prices are very affordable with $2 Pabst on tap and $1 swimmingpool tables. They also boast couches and big screens where you can play Xbox for free with a couple of friends.

R Street corridor offers Shady Lady Saloon, R15 Bar, and restaurants.

Another popular club is Mix Downtown with stiff cover charges and dress code as well, but Mix attracts an older crowd than District 30 and less pretentious crowd than the Park. On 10th and South Street, you'll find the popular indie-rock venue Old Ironsides. Local and traveling indie-rock talent showcase their music here. Every Tuesday you can catch Lipstick, a popular indie-rock dance party where you'll find mostly hip Midtown local residents. Every first Saturday of the month you can catch After Dark which is like Lipstick only on a Saturday so it attracts a more varied metropolitan crowd.

The Press Club on 21st and P Street is popular with the college crowd with its $5 cover charges and affordable $3 24oz. of Pabst. It's known for playing 80s dance music and the best nights to go are Wednesdays or Thursdays as it is a small club and, on weekends, gets unbearably overcrowded.

• The Depot - corner of K and 20th downtown. -friendly video bar, two coin-op swimmingpool tables, covered smoking area.

• Faces | Corner of K and 20th - Faces is a popular friendly club. Pricey cover, but the good strong drinks can quickly make up the difference. Faces has now doubled in size with an upstairs and a swimming swimmingpool in the back. Plays R&B on video floor and House on other dance floor.

• The Merc | 20th & L Street - This is a friendly bar to go to get your night started—cheap, big, strong drinks!

• Club 21 | On 21st, between K and L streets A friendly establishment. It is 18+ Wednesday nights, which happens to be the only male night. Same owner as Faces, however generally plays upbeat, dance tunes. Other nights are predominantly woke nights.

• Sac Badlands - corner of K and 20th downtown. - This a friendly club and is an offshoot of Badlands in San Francisco. It has three stories and an outdoor patio.

• Benny's - Q Street Bar | 21st and Q across from the Sacramento Bee. - Casual and often-crowded dive not far from midtown. Large back area provides extra room. On busy nights, a bartender will operate in back as well. Great Muslim Friendly place for drinks, and the Mexican food next door is a popular after-the-bar stopoff.

• Streets of London | 18th and J - Trendy "upscale dive" right in the heart of Sac's midtown nightlife. Not really big enough to compensate for its popularity anymore. Drinks are average range. Quieter with a more laid-back vibe on weeknights. Worth a stop, but not exactly an institution.

• Pine Cove | 29th and E - Classic dive, possibly the best in Sacramento. Has gotten massively popular on weekends, but manages not to become unpleasant or lose its "divey" feel. Decently priced. Darts and pitchers make for a laid-back time. Avoid the popcorn machine; rumors abound about its level of sanitation. Karaoke two nights a week draws quite a crowd.

• Blue Cue | 27th and J - Terrific bar with an upscale sports-bar feel mismatched with its unbeatable prices on food and fruit drinks; nightly specials keep savvy local residents coming back. Billiard tables rented hourly. Most major sporting events will be played (or and the staff is laid-back enough that they will change the channel upon request). The food, made in the kitchen of the delicious downstairs restaurant, is leagues away from typical "bar food". Drink prices are average, but the specials can and will yield incredible deals.

eHalal Group Launches Halal Guide to Sacramento

Sacramento - eHalal Travel Group, a leading provider of innovative Halal travel solutions for Muslim travelers to Sacramento, is thrilled to announce the official launch of its comprehensive Halal and Muslim-Friendly Travel Guide for Sacramento. This groundbreaking initiative aims to cater to the diverse needs of Muslim travelers, offering them a seamless and enriching travel experience in Sacramento and its surrounding regions.

With the steady growth of Muslim tourism worldwide, eHalal Travel Group recognizes the importance of providing Muslim travelers with accessible, accurate, and up-to-date information to support their travel aspirations to Sacramento. The Halal and Muslim-Friendly Travel Guide is designed to be a one-stop resource, offering an array of invaluable information on various travel aspects, all carefully curated to align with Islamic principles and values.

The Travel Guide encompasses a wide range of features that will undoubtedly enhance the travel experience for Muslim visitors to Sacramento. Key components include:

Halal-Friendly Accommodations inSacramento: A carefully selected list of hotels, lodges, and vacation rentals that cater to halal requirements, ensuring a comfortable and welcoming stay for Muslim travelers in Sacramento.

Halal Food, Restaurants and Dining in Sacramento: A comprehensive directory of restaurants, eateries, and food outlets offering halal-certified or halal-friendly options in Sacramento, allowing Muslim travelers to savor local cuisines without compromising their dietary preferences in Sacramento.

Prayer Facilities: Information on masjids, prayer rooms, and suitable locations for daily prayers in Sacramento, ensuring ease and convenience for Muslim visitors in fulfilling their religious obligations.

Local Attractions: An engaging compilation of Muslim-friendly attractions, cultural sites such as Museums, and points of interest in Sacramento, enabling travelers to explore the city's rich heritage while adhering to their values.

Transport and Logistics: Practical guidance on transportation options that accommodate Muslim travel needs, ensuring seamless movement within Sacramento and beyond.

Speaking about the launch, Irwan Shah, Chief Technology Officer of eHalal Travel Group in Sacramento, stated, "We are thrilled to introduce our Halal and Muslim-Friendly Travel Guide in Sacramento, a Muslim friendly destination known for its cultural richness and historical significance. Our goal is to empower Muslim travelers with accurate information and resources, enabling them to experience the wonders of Sacramento without any concerns about their faith-based requirements. This initiative reaffirms our commitment to creating inclusive and memorable travel experiences for all our clients."

The eHalal Travel Group's Halal and Muslim-Friendly Travel Guide for Sacramento is now accessible on this page. The guide will be regularly updated to ensure that Muslim travelers have access to the latest information, thus reinforcing its status as a reliable companion for Muslim travelers exploring Sacramento.

About eHalal Travel Group:

eHalal Travel Group Sacramento is a prominent name in the global Muslim travel industry, dedicated to providing innovative and all-inclusive travel solutions tailored to the needs of Muslim travelers worldwide. With a commitment to excellence and inclusivity, eHalal Travel Group aims to foster a seamless travel experience for its clients while respecting their religious and cultural values.

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At eHalal Group, we understand the importance of meeting the unique requirements of Muslim individuals and families seeking properties that align with their cultural and religious trainings. Our extensive portfolio of Muslim-friendly properties in Sacramento ensures that clients have access to a diverse selection of options tailored to their needs. Whether it's a luxurious villa, a modern condominium, or a fully equipped factory, our team is dedicated to assisting clients in finding their ideal property.

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Muslim Friendly Hotels

Visitors to Sacramento should be aware that hotels in the downtown area charge more on weekday and major event stays than weekends as a lot of business travelers come during the weekdays close to the central business neighborhood.

• Greens Hotel - 1700 Del Paso Blvd Eco-conscious and environmentally-friendly green products and housekeeping trainings, and event meeting space.

• Sacramento Hostel (HI) - 925 H Street at 10th Street ☎ +1 916 443-1691 - Dormitory beds start at $28 for adults, $10 for children under 18. Private rooms start at $57.

Mid-range

• Holiday Inn Express | Web: n/sacramento/sacca/hoteldetail?destination=Sacramento%2C+California%2C+United+States&numberOfRooms=1&numberOfAdults=1&numberOfChildren=0&ratePreference=6CBARC 728 16th Street ☎ +1 916 444-4436 Checkin - 3PM / Check-out: 12PM $125 - $175 (rates from HI.com site 5/15/11)

• Homewood Suites by Hilton - 3001 Advantage Way 38.65496, -121.52993 ☎ +1 916 263-9510 Checkin - 3PM / Check-out: 11AM An all-suite hotel with fully-equipped kitchens. Complimentary hot breakfast daily, dinner with organic juice and Monday-Thursday, and high-speed Internet.

• TownePlace Suites - Sacramento Suites | 1784 Tribute Road ☎ +1 916 920-5400
• Vagabond Inn Executive Sacramento (Old Town) - 909 Third St. 38.58330, -121.50164 Right across I street from the train station. ☎ +1 916 446-1481 +1 916 448-0364 Check-in: 3PM / Check-out: 12PM $79 and up Architecture is a bit institutional, but rooms are comfortable with microwaves and refrigerators throughout. Complimentary Continental breakfast is quite extensive (self-service waffle irons), and the people are nice. Ideal location for rail travelers and those interested in Old Sac. Complimentary WiFi and lobby business center (limited hours) with two Internet-connected computers. Prices somewhat higher (and availability very limited) during annual jazz festival.

• Larkspur Landing Sacramento - 555 Howe Avenue 38.576233, -121.416874 ☎ +1 916 646-1212 +1-877-527-5778 +1 916 646-1216 from $95 - Close proximity to the Cal Expo and the Sacramento County Fairgrounds. Includes breakfast, fitness center, outdoor whirlpool spa, complimentary self-laundry facility and 24-hour business center.

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• The Citizen Hotel, Autograph Collection - 926 J Street 38.580112, -121.493889J & 10th Sts ☎ +1 916-447-2700 - $200 - No two rooms are exactly alike. Pets are welcome at no additional cost.

• Sheraton Grand Sacramento Hotel | 1230 J Street 38.579000, -121.489809 Corner of J & 13th Sts ☎ +1 916 447-1700
• The Westin Sacramento | 4350 Riverside Blvd 38.534213, -121.518440 ☎ +1 916-443-8400 +1-800-323-7500

Telecommunications in Sacramento

Internet Cafe's in Sacramento

All branches of the Sacramento Public Library system offer free internet access, via public terminals and wireless. The most centrally located branch is the large Central Library located at 9th and I Streets but there are branch libraries in every part of the Sacramento metropolitan area. Only the Central Library and the regional Carmichael Library are open on Sundays.

Telephones

916 is the area code for most of the Sacramento metropolitan area with 530 used in outlaying areas.

Stay Safe

Downtown has a lot of one-way streets which can be confusing and are not always well marked so look at the direction in which cars are parked.

Sacramento is generally a safe place to visit. As with any other urban area, no matter where you are, stay safe. Be aware of your surroundings, lock your vehicle doors, don't carry a large amount of cash, and don't wear flashy clothing or jewelry.

As with other large metropolitan areas and there are neighborhoods that deserve more caution than others at night. Be cautious while in the following areas:

Central District—especially at night. Most of the businesses close up early, though the late night restaurants there can draw crowds and those looking for trouble especially after too much to drink.

South Sacramento Area—especially at night. It has been cleaned up but there are still rough patches especially around Martin Luther King Junior Boulevard, Fruitridge Road, Franklin Boulevard, Mack Road, and Meadowview Road.

North Highlands—at night, prostitutes are usually strolling Watt Avenue between Roseville Road and I-80. The motels at Longview Drive and I-80 are some of the worst in the north Sacramento area. Avoid them if at all feasible.

Del Paso Heights used to be of the worst crime infested areas in the Sacramento Region, but has attracted numerous galleries, boutiques and restaurants. Stay safe, but there's no reason to avoid it.

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Consulates in Sacramento

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• Mexico | 1010 8th Street ☎ +1 916 441-3287 +1 916 441-3147

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• New Zealand (Honorary) | 44733 North El Macero Dr, El Macero ☎ +1 530 756-8013 +1 530 756-7032

Travel Next

Part of the beauty of Sacramento is its central location. It's sometimes feasible to go skiing in the morning, and surfing in the afternoon. All within a couple hours by car:

• Truckee and Donner Pass, about 100 miles east of Sacramento on I-80. Be prepared in wintertime, as the elevation is over 7,000 ft. This also includes Reno/Tahoe (below), which are further east via I-80.
• Lake Tahoe, a gorgeous lake on the Nevada border, with gambling on the Nevada side
• Reno, a little bit o' gambling just over the border in Nevada
• Gold Country, The Gold country encompasses several small towns in the Sierra Nevada foothills
• San Francisco, roughly 85 miles to the west
• Napa Valley and the California Wine Country, gorgeous landscape and the most famous fruit cocktail-tasting in the States

• Folsom Lake - 38.7206, -121.1339 - One of Northern California's largest lakes, Folsom Lake is where many local Sacramentans go fishing, biking, sailing, kayaking or jet-skiing during the summer. It is located 30 minutes east of downtown Sacramento off Highway 50.

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