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EARLY FAVORITES: Tops of the morning to you. With places that serve everything from tasty French toast to New Orleans beignets to British bangers and Belgian waffles (day and night), Sacramento is a world-class breakfast city. We’ve got the 10 best spots.
BACK IN THE HOT SEAT: Papa Roach has been on a career rollercoaster, going from superstardom to rock bottom and back again throughout the last decade. With a new album on tap and some old wounds surfacing, can Sacramento’s biggest band get back on top?
VALENTINE'S DAY GIFT GUIDE: Open up your purse strings and tug at heartstrings with the romantic presents in our Valentine’s Day
gift guide.
PLAY: A Roseville-born character actor returns from Oz to debut his one-man play in his hometown. Plus: Dr. Seuss, Avenue Q, the Vienna Boys Choir and British suicide comedies.
DISH: Local fare and industrial flair reign supreme at downtown’s new Grange restaurant. Plus: a Taylor-made eatery; a band of brothers opens a pub and club downtown; Crush 29 goes back to basics; Folsom gets a new wine bar.
DRIVING RANGE: CALISTOGA Spring is in the air and hot springs are in the ground in Calistoga, where balloon rides and mineral soaks will take you (and your worries) away. Plus: Feel Wicked in San Francisco and take in the snow (fest) at Lake Tahoe.
FRANZ WISNER Q&A: How The World Makes Love author Franz Wisner tells Sactown about globe-trotting in the name of love, what NorCal taught him about the world and going on Oprah.
