Sibling by Pushkin's

Very popular brunch spot so expect to wait 30-45 minutes when we went on a Sunday morning at 11 for 4 people. It's a great option to accommodate all tastes and palates/dietary restrictions with an entire menu dedicated for vegans. The coffee cake was quite delicious although a little messy to work through. Also ordered a goat cheese omelet and steak salad both of which were filling and delicious. Service was quick and friendly.

The service was really nice and friendly, but the food and drinks were lacking. We came for a super early dinner and ordered two crispy chicken sandwiches and a glass of brut. The salads were sparse, flavorless, and small (wished we just went to Mendocino Farms instead) and the brut was super sour. For almost $50, I expected better. Maybe it’s better during brunch, but I definitely wouldn’t come back for the salads.

Whoever said the chicken and waffles were dry, they must’ve taken that review to heart. THIS WAS LIFE CHANGING. The chicken was so moist, fried perfectly, they gave me the perfect amount. the waffle was great too. However the brown sugar latte was not tasty so I would skip that. Lemonade tasted like simply’s lemonade so I would skip that too. 12-12 update: I ordered the same dish again after a few months. they changed the waffle maker so they’re sad and flat waffles (think Waffle House),. Also the chicken is no longer soft and moist but hard and dry and much smaller😔😔😔😔 such a disappointment. Maybe the last time I got it was just a fluke. I forgot to take a pic but trust me it was very sad looking

I saw some rave reviews about this place, so my expectations were high. I think this is a good place, but I don’t buy all the hype. I went for breakfast and ordered an iced chai, and the vegan pesto breakfast sandwich with a side of hash browns. I don’t recommend the chai, I found it bland. I do recommend the hash browns, they look like they could have come from McDonalds, but they were tasty. The sandwich was also good. The service was great. My server was very attentive and great actually.

A good gluten free breakfast and brunch spot with vegan options too. The service is top notch and despite other business short on staff, Pushkin's had plenty. They were sweet, attentive and didn't rush us off our table. All the dishes were delicious, mine being the bacon pressed waffle and hot black coffee. The coffee was great, although I wish they got it from a Sacramento roaster and not from San Francisco. It's a great place to eat when you have family with different food allergies or preferences.

Was on a weekend trip to Sacramento and decided to stop by here to grab a bite. Ordered the below items 1. Basked of Baked Goods 2. Spinach and Artichoke Dip I must say, the baked goods are so delicious. It is must order if you have a sweet tooth. All the baked goods were soft, fresh, ample amount of sweet (neither too much, nor too less). Eating them with freshly brewed coffee makes your day. The chips served with Spinach and Artichoke dips were hot and fresh. The dip itself had good flavors. Kudos to the chef who makes everything so mouth watering. I loved it so much and that I went back two days later to grab some breakfast. For the breakfast, I ordered 1. Vegan Pancakes 2. Hot chocolate I can say it with no doubt at all that they were the best pancakes I have ever had. IT was fluffy, crunchy, soft, big enough to satisfy your hunger. We even asked the server, what flour do they use to make it, she told it is made in-house. Just loved the experience there. I must say, if you are passing by Sacramento, do stop by this place to relish your taste buds and get in a good mood. The place gets super busy in later brunch hours so you might have to wait for like 30 minutes but the food is worth the wait. Shout out to the servers as well who handle everything diligently, with patience and are so welcoming.