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11 Sacramento-area food and coffee shops that closed their doors in 2024
By Stories by Sacramento Bee team, with AI summarization,
6 hours ago
Several beloved food and coffee establishments in the Sacramento area closed their doors in 2024. Among them were some high-profile closures: a downtown Starbucks location, notable for being the first in the region to unionize, and Dad’s, a Land Park establishment.
Here are 11 Sacramento Bee stories about recent closures:
The summary above was drafted with the help of AI tools and edited by journalists in our News division. All stories below were reported, written and edited by McClatchy journalists.
Starbucks sign announcing its closure at DoCo in Sacramento, by Golden 1 Center as seen on Saturday, May 25. Hanh Truong/htruong@sacbee.com
No. 1: Another Sacramento Starbucks just closed. It was first in the region to unionize
The closure came about a month after an East Sacramento Starbucks location shut its doors. | Published May 28, 2024 | Read Full Story by Hanh Truong
DJ Dustin Worswick spins some tunes in Solomon’s Vinyl Diner on May 24, 2023. Cameron Clark/Sacramento Bee file
No. 2: Downtown Sacramento restaurant Solomon’s and its upstairs music venue have closed. What we know
The Jewish deli-turned-diner was one of Sacramento’s most hotly-anticipated restaurants prior to opening in 2019. | Published June 18, 2024 | Read Full Story by Benjy Egel
The 7-piece nigiri is photographed at Southpaw Sushi at 1616 Del Paso Blvd. in Sacramento. Xavier Mascareñas/xmascarenas@sacbee.com
No. 3: One of Sacramento’s favorite sushi restaurants is closing. Here’s when
“What was a promising venture has turned into a daily struggle to keep the doors open,” the owners wrote on Instagram. | Published April 4, 2024 | Read Full Story by Benjy Egel
Seoul St. Midtown’s chimaek includes two pieces of Korean fried chicken and a draft beer. Benjy Egel/ begel@sacbee.com
No. 4: Modern Korean restaurant and bar closes in midtown Sacramento
Known for spicy chicken wings and neon cocktails, it replaced de Vere’s Irish Pub in September 2022. | Published June 11, 2024 | Read Full Story by Benjy Egel
Dad’s Kitchen, Freeport Bakery and Marie’s Donuts, photographed on Jan. 5, 2024, are all well-known local eateries in the Curtis Park area. Scott Lorenzo/Special to The Bee
No. 5: Land Park’s favorite burger restaurant is closing. Here’s why and when
No. 7: Mexican restaurant chain closes one of 2 Sacramento-area locations. Here’s where
Yelp users said the restaurant offered a clean and family-friendly atmosphere with “yummy” food. | Published July 30, 2024 | Read Full Story by Brianna Taylor
No. 8: Popular taqueria to close central site in Sacramento County. ‘The heartache is real’
No. 9: Sacramento-area distillery is closing after more than a decade
The business describes itself as “the first legal distillery in Sacramento County since Prohibition.” | Published March 9, 2024 | Read Full Story by Hanh Truong
No. 10: Sacramento brewery prepares to close. It’s ‘time to move on’ for the pirate-themed favorite
Speaker of the Assembly Fabian Nunez drinks coffee bought for him by state Treasurer Phil Angelides, who was campaigning for governor, at Starbucks on Alhambra Boulevard in Sacramento on Oct. 24, 2006. BRIAN BAER/Sacramento Bee file
No. 11: Starbucks is closing an East Sacramento coffee shop. Its last day is around the corner
This report was produced with the help of AI tools, which summarized previous stories reported and written by McClatchy journalists. It was edited by journalists in our News division.
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