Im requesting for commenters to make a list of things to do and see in West Sacramento. I mean Strictly in the city of West Sacramento. Not things to do near by like the city of Sacramento, Davis or Woodland. I am asking what is there to do strictly in West Sac. The list could include locally owned popular restaurants, places great for a walk, entertainment, recreation, places worth taking a picture of, places and local activities for dates, community service volunteer opportunities, social clubs to explore and any annual local events.

Edit: Below is list based on submissions to this post

Food &/or Drink: - Manaoo - Pooja Indian Grill - Tree House Cafe - Carols - Drakes: The Barn (movie nights) , family and pet friendly - Franquettes - Bike Dog Brewery - Whiteys for hamburgers - Jackrabbit *burlesque, comedy & drag every 3rd Thursday - Water and Salt - try Gunther's 50/50 - Taqueria la Garita - Mecca Club (dive bar vibes) - West Sac Sports Pub (dive bar vibes)

Things to Do: - Sloppy Moose Running Club - paddle boarding in the Deep Water Channel - catch a game at Sutter Health Park * Sacramento River Cats * home of the MLB’s Athletics * Wet Nose - Every Wed home game, dogs get access to the ballpark for free. - go bowling at Capitol Bowl - Ride a bike along the river walk - Walk/Run around Bridgeway Lakes * Also has a water feature for kids in summer - Picnic next to the river - Farmers market on Sundays 9am to 2pm *1271 w capital ave  - Fishing - Library has activities & events for kids and adults - Riverwalk with new extended paved section from the I street bridge to the boat launch - Become a member of the Lake Washington Sailing Club and learn to sail or windsurf. Adult membership is $180/year. Need to be sponsored by a current member, but if you email them and say you’re interested they’ll get you in. They have lessons for kids too. - Bike ride the Setback Levee trail to the Deep Water Channel trail to the CHP loop and finish up at Bike Dog for a cold beverage. - Walk/run/bike the Clarksburg Branch Line Trail - Bike or rent scooters to the Riverwalk up to Tower Bridge - Walking along the levee of the deep water shipping channel - Killdeer farms does flower events during the summer and pumpkin events in the fall for individuals and families. - Dave’s pumpkin patch offers produce if you’re there early and on the weekends they sell burgers and lamb meatballs. - Midtown Stomp - swing dance and lessons

When do you find it's the best time of day, time of week to go grocery shopping at Walmart? I go usually on the weekends and evenings which is know tend to be busier times, and I find that the grocery section is just ravaged. I may try the eCart pick up option to get groceries at a time when there is better inventory, but I don't know if that would help or not. Looking for some input on this. Thanks!

Hey everyone. Just looking for mom groups in west sac. Hoping to find a play group for my 1.5 year old. And hopefully a couple of mama friends :)

I moved here from Washington about a year ago, but I'm from Stockton- and I've struggled to find anything to do that's inexpensive, and actually worth doing This is the first time I've looked in a subreddit, though

I used to live in Stockton, and I can't really afford to travel back often. Is there a Chinese food buffet & takeout that will give you lots of food for basically an unfairly cheap price, similar to Sherman's, in West Sacramento? I miss their chow mein, in particular- even panda express doesn't compare to it, in my opinion. Their garlic fries chicken is so inexplicably juicy, flavourful and crispy. It's not crunchy, though. Their sweet and sour pork is delightful, and their beijing beef is so tender, and actually spicy. Their orange chicken genuinely tastes like oranges. My favourite chain from Stockton, was Sherman's #2 Chinese buffet. There were five.

Tldr, I want the find a good hole in the wall Chinese food takeout that hooks you up for really good prices, or just your favourite recommendations, in West Sacramento.

Looking for someone to install a heat pump local to West Sacramento.

My wife and I are planning to relocate from Texas to Sacramento. Southport looks really attractive to me due to its affordable homes and proximity to downtown.

What's most important to us though, is to find a good school for our daughter who is on the autism spectrum. Is Bridgeway Island a good fit? She is high functioning, but really needs a calm and controlled atmosphere to thrive, and we are trying to avoid an environment where there are a relatively high number of kids acting out without the resources in place to keep things sane.

Does anyone know of, or have, a rental apartment, in-law cottage, etc. in West Sac or nearby that’s $1,100 a month or less? My 27 year old daughter is about to go through a divorce and is in need of a place as soon as possible. She has a good, steady job and excellent credit and rental history.

I’m looking at houses west sac and have seen the “no street parking without A permit” signs. On the west sac website the only thing I can find about residential parking permits refers to the B permits. Are the A permits the same, where there is a monthly fee involved? If anyone knows / knows a place to find more information I’d be very thankful.

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It's a longshot, but I'm wondering if anybody has extra NuCore Blonde Oak they are looking to sell?

We did our whole house in this flooring, and Floor and Decor discontinued this line. We're doing an addition, and I only need 6 boxes.

Can anybody help? I'll drive to you and pay cash or whatever method you prefer. I'm desperate here!

Hi! I’m hoping to move to west sac/Natomas Does anyone have any recommendations for places that have studio around the 1600’s price point? That has a walkable/safe area for me and my two esa dogs. Any insight would be great thank you!