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2155
Sacramento, CA
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The Eatery is a restaurant located in Sacramento, CA. The median household income for Sacramento County is around $88,724. The Old Tavern (also known as Sacramento Brewery) is a historic building listed on the National Register of Historic Places that is located in Sacramento... Other restaurants in the area include Club Pheasant (0.1 mi) and Chando's Tacos (1.2 mi). Sacramento has about 308 sunny days per year. It sits 4 miles west of downtown Sacramento at 38.5503° N, 121.5388° W. It's located at 2155.
The Eatery, a restaurant in Sacramento, CA, sits at 2155.
It's 3.8 mi from Trinity Lutheran Church (place of worship). The Eatery is 3.9 mi from Pioneer Congregational UCC (place of worship). It sits 3.8 mi from Trinity Episcopal Cathedral (place of worship).
Our map counts 445 restaurants across Sacramento. Reservation policy varies a lot at this size of restaurant — some hold tables only for larger parties, others are strictly walk-in. Other restaurants nearby: Club Pheasant (0.1 mi), Chando's Tacos (1.2 mi), and River City Grill (1.4 mi).
The typical commute in Sacramento County runs about 28 minutes. Around 33% of adults in Sacramento County hold a bachelor's degree or higher. The median home value in Sacramento County is around $498,900. The local food scene leans toward Mexican, American, Pizza. The area sees roughly 24 inches of rain a year. Summers in Sacramento average near 95°F and winters settle around 40°F. The median household income across Sacramento County runs about $88,724. Contact The Eatery to confirm current details. This is a free, map-sourced listing. If The Eatery is yours, claim it to add services, hours, and a way to book.
Nearby landmarks: 3.8 mi from Trinity Lutheran Church (place of worship) · 3.9 mi from Pioneer Congregational UCC (place of worship) · 3.8 mi from Trinity Episcopal Cathedral (place of worship)