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New restaurants are opening in the Sacramento region this fall, from a downtown Vietnamese kitchen to a Southern California coffee chain heading to Folsom. Meanwhile, Sacramento County Department of Airports spokesperson Lindsay Myers said travelers will be able to access the new six-story parking garage starting one week before the holiday season.
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Here’s a quick digest:
- Amber Hazel Vietnamese Kitchen opened Oct. 1 at 1714 15th St. in downtown Sacramento, replacing the shuttered dessert spot Mochinut and serving beef, veggie and chicken pho priced at $19, along with banh mi, broken rice plates, Vietnamese coffee and che for dessert.
- A new six-story parking garage that has more than 5,500-spaces at Sacramento International Airport is set to open Nov. 19, exactly one week before Thanksgiving, Sacramento County Department of Airports spokesperson Lindsay Myers said. Travelers should note that only about three floors will be open the first day due to a grand opening event occurring on the other floors, Myers said. All spaces will be available the following day.
- Better Buzz Coffee Roasters, a Southern California chain with nearly 50 locations, is hiring a general manager for a new Folsom shop at 1016 E. Bidwell St. that will replace a Carl’s Jr. that opened in 1997. The cafe is known for “The Best Drink Ever,” an Americano or latte made with water, espresso and vanilla.
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