The Waterboy

I reserved Waterboy based on the ratings and it turned out to be a wonderful experience. We had excellent service, delicious food, and free parking nearby. I highly recommend the cheese plate appetizer - all 4 choices (chevre, bleu, cheddar, and brie) were delicious and just enough for 4 people. The beet salad was amazing and the entrees were all delicious. We are so glad that the farm to table movement is making it to Sacramento as it takes a storm.

If you eat the ice cream here, you will find that our domestic ice cream has too many flavors.

There are many delicious foods here, highly recommended

The roasted turkey legs are super delicious, the bones are not very big, the meat is very firm, and there is no smell inside

#Creative Incentive Program Divide 10,000 Yuan Cash Here is a travel guide for Sacramento, the capital of California: 1. Must-see attractions: • California State Capitol: The magnificent building is not only the seat of California's legislature, but also a treasure house of art. It is recommended to make an appointment in advance to visit and understand the historical background and artistic value of the building. • Old Sacramento Historic District: More than 50 historical buildings are preserved, full of retro atmosphere. Stroll along the cobblestone streets, admire the retro buildings, and taste local food. • Sacramento Zoo: With more than 1,000 species of animals, it is a great place for parent-child play. 2. Food exploration: • Torero Mexican Grill: Serves authentic Mexican cuisine such as tacos, tacos and Mexican stew. • The Waterboy: A riverside restaurant that offers fresh river food and local specialties. Enjoy the river view while enjoying the food. 3. Accommodation recommendation: • Downtown hotel: Convenient access to popular attractions such as the State Capitol, while enjoying the city's bustling nightlife. • Riverside B&B: It provides a quiet accommodation environment, an ideal choice to get away from the hustle and bustle and get close to nature. 4. Transportation Guide: • Airplane: Sacramento International Airport is the main gateway to the city. • Self-driving: From San Francisco, drive east along Interstate 5 or 80 for about 2 hours to arrive. #SacramentoTravelGuide #USATravel #USATravel