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4.3 (224 reviews)
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Meclina S.

Went to dinner here with family that was in town, the environment was nice, restaurant was beautiful. The only minor issues we had was actually with the awkwardness of the server, she just came across really blunt and not friendly and it created a bit of awkwardness whenever she came to the table which was unfortunate. The food looked beautiful and the plating was 10/10 but it tasted just good, not GREAT probably won't come back and would go somewhere else for steak. Again, nothing was bad, but it wasn't a memorably great experience I tried; Filet Mignon Skewers$28.00 rating; 6/10 Fries with Yogurt and Chili Oil$9.00 rating; 7/10 Crispy Pita Caesar Salad$19.00 rating; 9/10 Grilled Ribeye (14oz)$59.00 rating; 6/10 (very very chewy and not hot)

Kefta. Pretty good.
Tyler M.

So, more like 2.5 but I rounded up because I like to support local places (and I can't select 2.5). We had a gift certificate I'd given to W for Christmas and have been meaning to try this place. We had a reservation for after a movie we were seeing down the street. We clearly didn't need reservations. There was one 2 top when we arrived. And one other 2 top came in the entire time we were there. Other than that there were a handful of people at the bar that were, maybe, like an after work gathering. I heard one woman thank everyone else for their hard work. Besides that, it was just one empty restaurant. It was a Wednesday evening but I expected it to be a little busier. The ambiance is fine. It very much gave off hotel-lobby restaurant vibes. Higher-end hotel lobby restaurant vibes, but hotel-lobby restaurant vibes nonetheless. There was nothing wrong with it, I just wouldn't take someone on a romantic date here. Nor would I come for the "ambiance". The service was good. Our server (I believe his name was George) was friendly and mostly attentive. Actually, I've never had someone fill up my water after almost every time I took a sip. It probably would have been a little much for some but I'm a person who likes their water so I didn't mind. The strange thing was, as attentive as he was while we ordered etc. he was strangely absent after our food came. And that's when we really could have used him (more on that later). But he was fine and earned his tip. W got some kind of tequila hibiscus drink (I forget its name). It was actually quite good. Not overly sweet like those drinks can sometimes be. W ordered the Kofta, Little ordered the Halibut, and I went with the Pork Chop. George said the chop was "really good" and one of their signature dishes (I'm not sure he used the actual words "signature dish" but that was the impression he gave). Kofta isn't the type of thing W usually goes in for but I'm glad she did. It was by far the best thing we got. The Kofta patties were seasoned well. The tzatziki-type sauce and tomato relish mixed together with the Kofta was really good. While I didn't try it, she also really liked the salad that came with it. Little went with the Halibut that came with a puntanessca sauce and manila clams. The puntanessca was actually pretty good. It didn't have the heat I'm used to in a puntanessca sauce but they weren't light on the capers and anchovies. It gave it a really good briny/fishy flavor. It might be too much for some but Little, and W and I, thought it was pretty good. From there things fell apart a little. The clams were overdone and rubbery. And the Halibut was under seasoned and dry. Not indelibly dry, but definitely more dry than one would expect paying as much as that Halibut dish costs. Little eats a lot of seafood so she has a discerning seafood palate. This dish fell flat. I went for the Pork Chop. I was feeling pretty good about my choice given George's response. Much like Little is a seafood connoisseur, I am a big fan of pork chops (really, almost any pork). It is usually my go-to if it is on the menu. It came out with some charred Brussel sprouts and was topped with slices of grilled peach. The Brussel sprouts were good. Well seasoned and charred nicely. And that was the best part of the dish. The pork chop was cut off the bone which was different. I think it lost a lot of juiciness that it wouldn't have had it stayed on the bone. It was definitely on the drier side. And it was woefully under seasoned. Like, not seasoned. And there was no salt or pepper on the table. I understand going for a higher-end look and not wanting salt and pepper on the table but there are classy ways to do it. Put some Maldon salt in a cute little dish. Get little pepper grinders. Unless you are 100% sure you are seasoning the food perfectly (which, given people's varying tastes is nearly impossible) you should give the customer the option to add seasoning if they so desire. Which brings me to the quandary of a suddenly absent George. We suddenly had nobody to ask for the salt we desperately needed. I am not a person who puts salt on everything. I'd much prefer to let the food speak for itself. But I do enjoy some seasoning. And this had none. For the record, I did not try to get nybody's attention. Of course, the table that was there when we arrived had now left so there was a grand total of 2 tables (5 people) dining at this point so you wouldn't think I'd need to wave somebody down. Nor did I send it back. I ate it and by the time we were checked on I was more than halfway through it. And it was a school night and it was already late so we needed to not make it a multi-hour meal. So there you have it. A 2.5 star experience. Good service (minus the gap when we really needed our server), very good drink, and 2 disappointing entrees our of 3. For an average of $40 a plate I could have put that $80 to much better use. Like buying some salt.

Harissa Chix, Halibut, Bolognese
Culinary C.

We have been here 3 times now. The food and service are consistently wonderful. Nice music on Thursday. Inventive and delicious cocktail list, too. The food is always properly seasoned. Someone in the kitchen really cares and it shows! Harissa Chicken has been our favorite along w Steak Brochette.

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Will P.

Great meal here. Most Mediterranean for a higher end dining experience I've had. Starting with drinks the wine and cocktails were upscale and intriguing. Our white sangria, a rarity, was refreshing and seasonally fruity if not a touch too sweet. The handmade pappardelle with short rib was a flawless dish. I start there because it and the dessert were most memorable. We ate a lot, the food was rich but I didn't feel stuffed. This is a sign of quality food! The beef and lamb kebab we started with was a nice snack and we also got the halloumi. The nectarines and tang of the cheese paired perfectly with a bite of arugula and cherry tomato. Gosh just a well crafted plate. The pistachio tiramisu for dessert was an airy but decadent spin on a classic that is definitely have again with a shot of espresso. Stand out service and an inviting atmosphere make this a place I'd want to return to again.

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Carol B.

Absolutely a wonderful time! A friend and I stopped in on the way to a Broadway Sacramento show and just had a lovely time. We ordered two appetizers (skewers and calamari), and the portions were so large that we could have had them as our entrees. We didn't stop, though - lucky us - I had the risotto and she had the sea bass. Needless to say, we had to stop at the car on the way to the show with our take-away boxes. Everything was just so good...amazing, actually. Then we got the check and were blown away at how reasonable the pricing was. You really have to go to understand - I promise you won't be sorry.

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Kimberly N.

We had a great experience at Field-n-Flame Midtown! The lamb and skewers were definitely the highlights--everything was flavorful, tender, and cooked perfectly. The wings were okay, but the other dishes more than made up for it. The tiramisu was delicious and the perfect way to end the meal. We also really enjoyed the atmosphere--modern, comfortable, and a great place for dinner. Would definitely come back, especially for the lamb and skewers!

Heather C.

Great food but even better service. The owner constantly came to check on us and started the detail of the restaurant name and plans he had. The food was really really flavorful I thoroughly enjoyed my experience Ordered the halibut with mussels, steak, Mary's chicken

Fries with Yogurt & Chili Oil
Sally L.

Stumbled on Field-n-Flame looking for dinner on a work trip. First off, this restaurant is beautiful. The interior design is lux with a mix of modern. They have a great looking bar, and Jake made a fantastic expresso martini with Turkish coffee. Smooth and clean flavors. Loved it. I got their House-made Papperdelle and boy was it delicious. Nice thick noodles with shredded short-ribs mixed in. I was still a little hungry and ordered the side of fries with yogurt and chili oil, something different but something yummy! The owner is a background of Greek and Turkish. He was so kind to let me try their in house made Turkish coffee which I never tried before. So hospitable of him, thank you cause I enjoyed it. Plenty of indoor seating and customer service here is top tier. I really enjoyed my dinner very much so. Would definitely come back and recommend coming here. Thank you Firuz (owner)

Half Rack of Lamb Fire-Grilled with Chimichurri & Smoky Eggplant
Austin H.

Came in at dinner time to catch up with friends. This place has great ambiance and the service is great! A nice place to catch up with friends and was lively during our time there. Just a tip, but you can park in the parking structure diagonal to the building and the parking is really cheap! Anyways, the food was decent but nothing that blew my mind. The waitress recommended the sea bass which was decent. We also got the rack of lambs which lacked a little seasoning, but at least it wasn't gamy had a nice char. Also got a turkish coffee which was good to end the night I'd come back again to try the other things on the menu

Flame Flame-Grilled Asparagus with lemon aoli and bacon
Steven H.

First time visiting. Stopped in on a Thursday after seeing a play at Broadway Sacramento. We tried a wide variety of small plates to share. The fare is Mediterranean inspired in a classy mid-town vibe. THE PROS: Wonderful ambiance. Our server, Ferzan, was top notch, both with her service and suggestions. Upscale casual with lots of high end touches. Live jazz and some classic style harp music the evening we were there. We each had a cocktail, split about small plates, and did a dessert. There was not a bad dish in the bunch, but my wife and I agreed the stand-out was the Filet Mignon skewers. Delicious. Cooked perfectly with a wonderful parsley/onion garnish that made an amazing flavor combination. THE CONS: Only a few very minor things come to mind: The shrimp dish, while quite tasty, was a bit salty. A couple FYIs: The lighting, while it made for nice atmosphere, is a bit on the dim side for menu reading. Also, their fresh baked bread is wonderful, but it would be a real plus if it was complementary, because it really goes great with their food and dips. More is better. And to me this one's a head scratcher... in the dining room with moody lighting and classy music they had a big screen tv with ESPN on the whole time. To be fair, the sound was off, but if you were there to watch sports, they have a nice bar with two other screens in there. It was totally out of place in the main dining room. BOTTOM LINE: Yes. Absolutely Yes. It is great for date-night, or any other night when you want a comfortable high end dining experience. PRICE: Items range from about $20-$50 each. Our total was about $150

Adam G.

We went for a friend's birthday on January 3rd 2026 around 7:00 p.m.. The restaurant was not too busy as that day there was a bit of rain in the Sacramento area. Coming into the restaurant it was very intimate the lights were low but the atmosphere was very warm and welcoming. We were greeted by the host and then quickly greeted again by the server that was going to help us during our meal. We had a nice big comfy table near the entrance that could see outside through the big window. Since it was our first time there the server gave us her favorite suggestions and all the pictures that I posted with this or will be purchased based on that recommendation. We were exceedingly happy because since we were celebrating a birthday we brought our own cake and they were very gracious enough to take the cake we brought and put it in the back so it could stay cold until we needed it. In addition they even went as far as cutting the cake for us so we could have it served to the birthday boy. The food items we did were the fries with sauce, beef skewers, meatballs, grilled octopus, Mac and cheese, and the zucchini croquettes. Hands down everyone loved the mac and cheese followed by the beast skewers. Both of those had amazing flavor especially the mac and cheese it was not overly decadent but very comforting. The skewers we're perfectly cooked and had a nice char on the outside of them. The one thing that we would call out is both the croquettes and the grilled octopus the octopus could have been a little bit more charred on the grill so it had a nice little crunch to it. Similar to the Croquettes they were soft on the inside which is nice but felt a little too soft on the outside not soggy but again it just needed that crunch to give the nice bite to it. We did order a few drinks going to be honest I cannot remember what they were because I only took one picture of them my bad. But overall no one had any complaints. We actually ended up ordering a second round of drinks and people copied each other to try other things. Overall the experience was very nice, food was good definitely want to try out other dishes there, and the service was unbelievably gracious and amazing.

Half Rack of Lamb Fire-Grilled with Chimichurri - lamb had a lot of fat
Joyce L.

3.5 stars I waited after soft opening to come. The ambiance is great. However, food is okay. The half rack of lamb has a lot of fat, otherwise flavoring was good. Magpies lamb is still my fave. My friend got a Caesar salad and added chicken. Her chicken was dry and didn't finish it. Drink Turkish martini was solid, I know I like my drinks sweeter - so I told the bartender that. Tip if you want to sit in the dining area - you must have reservation. Even though... there were a lot of seatings. So we went to the bar.

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Lily S.

We decided to treat ourselves for our anniversary. The atmosphere was calm and quiet. The service was excellent and the food was delicious and the portions were plentiful. My hubby works close to this restaurant and has walked by multiple times but has never tried it. It did not disappoint. It's a bit pricey but the food was delicious. It won't be a place we frequent but may be a place we go to for special occasions.

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Ask the Community - Field-n-Flame Midtown

July 20, 2025? Is it walkable of Sheraton Grand Hotel 1230 J? Do they have child menu?

Yes, it’s absolutely walkable! The Sheraton Grand Hotel at 1230 J St is just a 5–6 minute walk to Field-n-Flame Midtown. It’s a straight, safe, and easy walk through the heart of downtown Sacramento. We’d love to welcome you in!

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Fine dining

It's not expensive. In this world you get what you pay for…read more Restaurants like these exist because we have special moments in our lives or someone or something or a memory or event that needs to be celebrated in the finest of ways. You deserve to be pampered. You deserve to put on your best and be seen. Operations like this are beyond complex in everything from acquiring the ingredients they use to the training of their workers and their presentation of hospitality. You're not paying for anything you're buying a ticket to a fully immersive experience. Turn off the rest of the world and all judgments of food and sit down, RELAX and take in what's coming your way. You are literally eating a delicious display of grace under pressure and if we are what we eat we could all use a little more of it! YOLO! Go to a Michelin Star restaurant.

We had the good fortune to try Allora tonight. What a treat! The ambiance is modern and inviting,…read moreif loud. (Soft surfaces would help a lot.) The menu was varied and had a myriad of interesting and unique dishes. The service was excellent, including the delightful manager who also poured wines and checked in often. The food was very good and absolutely gorgeous. Eclectic plating and dishes with beautiful arrays of colors, textures and layers. Every dish was good, but there were a few stand outs. The melon gazpacho with melon, prosciutto and sweet shrimp was something I've never had before. It was cool and creamy and refreshing. The lasagna was something I've never creamy and rich. The halibut, with a super thin butter toast as the 'skin' was a revelation. And the desserts were something I've never well considered and played, not super sweet with contrasting sour and creamy notes in each one we tried. Overall a lovely experience and a great place to celebrate life.

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Allora - TORTELLINI EN BRODO - Branzino, scallop, fermented corn, Jimmy Nardello peppers.

TORTELLINI EN BRODO - Branzino, scallop, fermented corn, Jimmy Nardello peppers.

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Allora - HAMACHI CRUDO* - Cured Hamachi, marinated beets, Calabrian chili

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HAMACHI CRUDO* - Cured Hamachi, marinated beets, Calabrian chili

Field-n-Flame Midtown - newamerican - Updated October 2026

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