Burmese food is basically a flavor bomb that shows up unannounced and suddenly you're emotionally…read moreattached. My Burma downtown is doing the most in the best way--great location, solid vibes, and service that actually feels like they want you there (rare, honestly). Everything is super veg-friendly with plenty of swaps and mods, which I always appreciate because some places act like removing meat is a personal insult. Fun fact: Burmese cuisine is one of the only Southeast Asian cuisines where fermented tea leaves (yes, edible tea salad energy) are a legit staple. Would absolutely come back, preferably hungry again so I can over-order like I have no self control.

my family finished our meal in under 30 minutes LOL everything tasted vaguely comforting/familiar…read moreand each dish had a unique depth of flavors. this cuisine is generally family-style aka pick one dish per person but everyone shares the dishes. appetizer took five mins and food came out about ten minutes after that. the restaurant itself is nice for a family sit-down but not too formal as the chefs are cooking within view and it is high energy inside. lettuce wraps: we got shrimp, flavor was good and it was about 10 pieces of lettuce, so enough for 4 pineapple fried rice: nothing crazy, a little oily, but definitely good mango shrimp: a little sweet for my liking and i didn't like the herbs - very fragrant and good. broccoli was undercooked/hard tho lamb curry: a little tough but flavor was pretty good, there was a lot of meat but you have to get a side to get through all of it eggplant curry: the skin on the eggplant was very hard and unpleasant (wish it was charred or something), eggplant insides were soft and the curry itself tasted good. dry cooked chicken: super tender chicken pieces, a lot of vegetables, slight coconut flavor, definitely my favorite & highly recommend

Three Ladies has some really great healthy options, we do not really have anything compared to it…read morein town as far as plant based and local ingredients. They have really good smoothies and wraps/sandwiches and juices/wellness shots. They also have a vegan menu! A great option for breakfast and lunch!

FIRST time here and already plotting my return. THREE LADIES CAFE is perfect when I'm trying to be…read morea little healthy but still want options... HUGE vegan menu plus a full regular menu, so bringing non-vegans is actually stress-free. The menu is no joke... super extensive, daily specials, big drink lineup... expect to stare at it for a minute. And the space? Cute, quiet, low-key... a spot where you can actually relax without chaos.

This is the third time I have come to this restaurant for dinner. Every time I come, the food and…read moreservice are very good. It really makes the guests very happy and will come again to eat again.

Yang Kee Dumpling is one of the best Chinese Dumpling restaurants in the whole Davis/Sacramento…read morearea. Whenever we visit the area we always make sure we came here to eat. Their pan fried pork bun is our favorite, and their XLB is also very good. we also love their Chinese Cabbages, very crispy and sweet, highly recommended it.

Flavor of sandwiches and bagels were good, but portions of smoked salmon on a "salmon bagel" was…read moreactually insulting small. Two little slices with exactly 4 capers each is ridiculous for a 10$ price point. Got us sitting in lawn chairs but want to upcharge for tiny portions. Is this business trying to be a low-price community spot, or a fancy & stingy restaurant? I couldn't tell..

I love coming here. It's such a chill, quiet spot, and a great place to get a coffee and get a…read morelittle work done. The avocado toast is so tasty on good quality bread--and the pickled onions on top really do it for me. I've also tried a couple of their sandwiches, most recently the turkey pesto sandwich, and they've been bangers. The cashier is always very personable and helpful. If I could wish for anything, it would be that food portions are a little bigger, but the flavor makes up for it. It's such a nice spot and not far off campus if you want a quick bite and to get away from the coho crowd. One of these days I really need to see one of the shows they host every so often!

Love love love Guads! Always a smiling face when served. Order at the counter and the food is…read morebrought to you. Prices are awesome! Crowded at meal times so you know this place rocks! Pretty good selection of local beers. Also serves Sangria and Mimosas.

Okay... this one didn't quite hit for me. I was glad to see a vegan burrito option, but the rest…read morejust didn't land. Our "guac" came out as a large, runny scoop with more of a pico vibe than actual guacamole... not a fan. It was even served on a plate instead of a bowl which felt a little off. Chips are self-serve from the salsa bar, horchata tasted like a premix, iced tea was fine, and only one salsa had any real heat. It was super busy with college kids so clearly it's a popular spot. Service was genuinely great though, very attentive, and the salsa bar was actually spotless which I appreciated. Nothing was bad, nothing was memorable either... just kind of meh.

Ambiance: A cozy, mellow, and aesthetic Italian restaurant with a full service bar and outside…read moreseating. Service: The service was lacking. No one was at the counter to present us a seat. We waited for 5 minutes on a rather empty night to be seated. Additionally, we weren't acknowledge for 10 minutes and our waited never gave us water even after we received our food. Another waiter noticed and quickly brought us water which was kind of them. Food: We ordered La Bella Del Bosco, the carbonara, and Fruitti De Mare. The salad was quite good. We loved the fatty pancetta balance d with the balsamic glaze. However the bread was served cold, the carbonara was dry and lacked flavor. The Fruitti De Mare had a generous portion of seafood and satisfied what I had in mind for the dish.

I am shocked that Mamma does not have a higher rating on Yelp. We had a proposal dinner here. They…read morehave a lovely back room for reservations that we used. I met two of their workers - Mia and Nicole - who were so pleasant to work with. Mia did a great job serving us the whole night for every need. This restaurant fills a need we don't really have in Davis. It's great spot for a romantic date or staying a while with friends.

I love this place and have since I graduated from college 14 years ago. It continues to be a…read moredelicious spot with excellent service. Wonderful to support a local business!

Cute little downtown cafe with a really thoughtful setup. I loved that they clearly separate social…read morehangout spaces from the laptop crowd, both indoors and outdoors. The owner and staff were super kind and helpful, and the inside is lined with local artists' work you can actually buy, which gives it a fun community feel. They do have vegan and vegetarian options, and I really enjoyed my fresh carrot juice. My "panini" was more of a regular sandwich--good, but it didn't hit the way a pressed, crispy panini would. The bread wasn't doing much for me either. Not bad, not amazing--somewhere in that solid 3.5-to-4-star zone.

Stopped by Crepeville after walking around the Farmer's Market, and this place was BUSY! But even…read morewith how crowded it was, the service was quick and everyone was really friendly. The restaurant has such a cute, quaint diner feel, with a mix of booths and tables that makes it feel cozy and casual. I also loved the little tile decorations featuring fruits and veggies throughout the space. And the menu is written in chalk, which adds to that old-school neighborhood diner charm. The guy with the piercings at the register was especially nice. He was super helpful when we were ordering, and we loved his smile and attitude. You can tell when someone genuinely enjoys helping people, and he definitely made a great impression on us. We ordered the Mediterranean Crepe, Greek Delight Crepe, and Chorizo & Egg Breakfast Burrito, along with hot chocolate, coffee, and a sweet macchiato. The Mediterranean Crepe was savory and packed with Mediterranean flavors, while the Greek Delight Crepe had that delicious combination of fresh, bright flavors that made every bite enjoyable. The Chorizo & Egg Breakfast Burrito was hearty and satisfying, with flavorful chorizo and fluffy eggs wrapped up in a warm tortilla. Definitely the kind of breakfast that hits the spot after walking around the market! For drinks, we had hot chocolate, coffee, and a sweet macchiato. The hot chocolate was warm and comforting, the coffee was perfect for a morning pick-me-up, and the sweet macchiato gave us a nice little something sweet to sip on with breakfast. Everything came out pretty quickly, especially considering how busy they were, and everything was delicious! It was such a nice stop after the Farmer's Market, and we'll definitely be back. Cute diner atmosphere, good food, quick service, and genuinely friendly people--what's not to love? Definitely a place to add to the list if you're in the area!

Crepeville is really about a 4.25 but I have it 5 stars because I don't understand how their rating…read moreis below 4 stars! Yes, parking can be tough when the students come back, but that's how it always is in Davis. The food here is great! I've had several of their savory crepes and I love them all whereas my cousin always gets one of their sweet crepes. This time I tried the "savory crepe" which had shrimp, pesto, Parmesan, bell peppers, and I think mushrooms if I remember correctly. I LOVED it. So delicious! And so much food! It came with a "half salad" which I got to choose, so I chose the Fuji salad, it was huge! It was the size of a regular salad! All of this for $19. I also got the ginger shot mixed in carrot juice which I loved. You order at the counter and then receive a number and choose your own table, then they bring your order to you when you are ready. Everyone was very nice, and patient, and helpful. We stayed in the restaurant until closing and they never rushed us out. There is tons of seating inside and outside! I will keep coming back here over and over. I love their crepes!

I recently tried Tam Tam Rice which was honestly really pleasant! I felt like both plates had a lot…read moreof variety and provided a nice balance of modern and traditional tastes on. The addition of the mustard greens helped cut a lot of the fattiness and everything was well seasoned. I really enjoyed the fish sauce mix as it wasn't too spicy while being balanced in sweetness and saltiness. My only qualm was that the pork belly definitely tasted closer to thit kho and was a bit salty for my taste. However, the combination of all the elements were overall really yummy!

We ordered for pick up and tried out Chef Rick Martinez's menu…read more We ordered the Chicken Adobada Rice Plate and Carne Asada Rice Plate. Both were so good!!! It didn't look like much, but it was very filling! It also came with flour tortilla on the side. The salsas/sauces that were included in the bowl were flavorful and had a kick to it! Everything tasted fresh. We are definitely going to order it again the next time we're at Local Kitchens!

Food: multiple selections of poké which you can request samples of; portions are huge and full of…read moreflavor; there's an option to add a style for added flavor Service: very friendly staff; family-friendly, family-owned spot Ambiance: multiple tables that seat 2 or more, some with high seats; clean; quiet

My son have been raving about this Poke spot. He said it's just as good as the poke we had in…read moreHawaii. I have to agree! We came on a Sunday around lunch time. The place was pretty busy with tables mostly occupied. We were ordering to go and the wait was about 10 minutes or so. We both got the poke bowl and these are the steps. 1. Select a base - Sushi rice, Brown rice or Spring mix salad. 2. Select 2 flavors. There are about 12 options of Ahi, Salmon and Shrimp. It was my first time and I always like to go with their recommendations, which is Furikake Bomb Ahi and Salmon Bomb. Great names because they were bombs! 3. Select Loaded Options aka toppings! I like that you pick a style which includes a set of toppings, instead of selecting the toppings individually. I bet that saves a lot of time. We both got the Delilah's Style which has seaweed salad, cucumbers, surimi crab, wonton chips, edamame, mangoes, massago, furikake and unagi sauce. If you like it spicy, I would get the Tropical Style with spicy mayo. Ahi and Salmon were fresh with mild (but tasty) seasoning that's not too much that you can still taste the fish. I absolutely love the wonton chips. This is not the typical wonton chips. Incredibly crunchy and thicker pieces. The toppings are vibrant, fresh and delicious! The portions are generous. I couldn't finish it in one sitting. Next time I go back I want to try the sushi wrap and musubis. This is a hidden gem in Davis.