The Big Nosh is a Big Success

October 28, 2009

On Sunday, Sac Foodie Brittany and I decided to undertake the Big Nosh challenge: hit 25 Midtown Sacramento foodie locations on foot in just 5 hours time and try a bite, a beverage or both at each local. We were forewarned to skip breakfast and I was glad I did – by around our third or fourth stop I was already filling up. Our favorite stops on the crawl included: Paesano’s (they were so generous with the pizza), Sapporo (they had an entire sushi buffet out for us) and the Guinness and ice cream floats at Butch n’ Nellies Coffee Company. The best part was enjoying the beautiful weather and making new friends on our team which we dubbed “Sacramento 365.”

By Liz Liz Conant and Brittany Byline Brittany Mohr

Entry Filed under: Downtown Sacramento, Local Favorites, Local Flavor, Restaurants, Sacramento. Tags: the big nosh, sacramento big nosh, paesanos, sapporo, butch n nellies.

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