The 7th Street Standard

This place is FANTASTIC! The food is FABULOUS! The pork belly bites are out of this world! The service is top notch! Order the short ribs, you won't be disappointed! The breakfast hash is the best! They have a great happy hour at the bar!

7th Street Standard has an all around delightful decor that trendy and includes neat throw backs to the building's history. The bar looks like a great area to catch a casual drink if you're not hungry. I gave the creole shrimp with corn which was pretty decent though arguably nothing to write home about. A side of bread with salted butter was appetizing but also nothing crazy. The real treat was the berry cream puff and the old fashion. The cream puff was very flavorful but well balanced between the tartness of the berry and the cream. Meanwhile the old fashion was well mixed and went down smooth.

We attended a friend's birthday celebration and everyone enjoyed the experience. The staff was attentive but not obtrusive. I started with the roasted beet salad that was spot on. I had the bouillabaisse that was a special that evening. The seafood was fresh and cooked nicely. The sauce was different, perhaps with some Asian influence which turned out great. Another diner had the lamb special that was good but not spectacular. My wife had the chicken and dumplings which she really enjoyed. The dumplings were excellent, the chicken was very moist. Overall we enjoyed the experience and will be returning.

Had a delicious dinner! As soon as I heard the specials I knew I’d have the beef tenderloin. And it was perfection. Probably the best tenderloin I’ve ever had! I ordered it medium rare and it was served on a bed of grilled asparagus and creamed potatoes. We ordered the Caesar salad to share and for dessert the hazelnut cream puff and lemon tart. Dinner was amazing! Unfortunately I can only leave 4 stars because the gender neutral restroom layout felt really uncomfortable. I’m fine sharing a restroom but this layout was very strange and felt like a way to cut corners and not have to spend money on separate spaces. I didn’t feel safe going into a stall. Couldn’t get out of there fast enough! I’m sorry but the restroom may be one thing that will stop me from coming back or recommending this restaurant.

What a wonderful find. It is a diamond in the rough not far from capital mall more importantly the food is worth it. The setting is beautiful. Don’t judge a book by its cover as the interior is lovely service is great. Food is just as good and the chef did a wonderful job.

The potato leek soup was out of this world! Top notch service! Very swanky fresh atmosphere!

Stayed at the Hyatt; Husband and I had lunch here. I have to say there were some curve balls thrown at us. Chicken & dumplings ($26) were "dry", as in not in a soup/stew. They were ok, just an unexpected plating. Fish tacos ($20) were more of an appetizer portion vs. an entrée. Good taste, but I was still hungry. Chilled Corn Soup ($10) was more like chilled corn "milk" soup. The description reads, "Elote" salad...it may have been salad once upon a time, before it got pureed in the blender. Lastly, the dessert left me staring at the plate with both eyebrows raised. Carrot cake ($13) is served deconstructed (not mentioned in the description, hence the surprise reaction), which translates to lacking presentation and sufficient frosting. I'm starting to understand why people ask a lot of questions about how their food is prepared and served.

Beautiful restaurant with newly acknowledgment for the best new chef and best new restaurant in Sacramento

We came in for a birthday celebration and the food was great--especially the chicken and dumplings and the burger. Unfortunately, our experience was overshadowed by our server, Gianna. From the moment we were seated, she was incredibly rude and had a bad attitude, which completely ruined the vibe of our meal. It's a shame because the food was good, but we won't be coming back because of the poor service.

We coincidentally stopped by prior to attending a concert at the Golden 1 center. I was very happy that we were seated upon arrival as other restaurants in the area were fully booked. Our server was very affable and welcoming. The food and drinks came out very quickly. We started with Hennessy lemon drops and they were delicious with a good amount of alcohol content. The braised short ribs were so tender. I love the truffle butter and the bordelaise sauce. The steak frites were prepared to the perfect temperature of medium rare. The NY was tender and paired nicely with the garlic aioli sauce. I also loved the pear and vanilla ice cream. I will definitely dine in again in the near future.

Always amazing service The happy hour can't be beat. The tandoori chicken lollipops are my FAVORITE. The drink specials are so amazing on happy hour. Definitely recommend

This review is for togo Had a voucher that we received from an event at DOCO. Called in and ordered the short ribs. I was excited that they had short ribs because I don't see them available too often. Food was ready as soon as I arrived. Service was quick and to the point. The food is where I had the issue. The entire short rib was basically just fat. The meat was about an 5 ounce portion. For 45$? Potatoes were decent at best. The whole thing was just a mess. Basically tasted like a TV dinner. I am guessing that their dine in experience is better. What about someone that orders a Togo for their room? Hope this isn't what they are getting.

We went for happy hour to grab a bite to eat and have a drink. The inside is upscale and looks elegant. We opted to sit at the bar and our bartender was nice. All the food we ordered was good and the drinks were great. There are quite a few parking garages near by to park at. Would be back for another happy hour moment.

We sat at the bar during happy hour. The food options for HH are great, they were good portions and great price. We ordered a cocktail and it was SO sweet. You'd expect a better crafted drink for $16 dollars but it was quite disappointing. The place is connected to a hotel, vibey, service was quick. They weren't busy

Visited recently for happy hour and the food did not disappoint. Everything we had was delicious: the flatbreads, chicken tandoori lollipops, pakoras and the burger. The drinks were also solid, and our server was super friendly and attentive even tho he was the only one working at the time. He promptly brought out a high chair for the toddler in our group, so also a child friendly establishment.

Beautiful space with great vibes. One of the nicer full bars I've seen in the Sacramento area. The wait staff were also kind. I thought the food wasn't bad, but lacked some flavor and was too oily. The bathroom is shared for all but the stalls are floor to ceiling so plenty of privacy. Might come back for happy hour to try other food items during Kings games.

7the Street Standard is one my favorite restaurants especially since you get 20% off your bill when wearing Kings apparel during Kings Game. I love the concept of farm to fork and that this restaurant source their food local. I tried their brunch menu and their happy hour menu and the food is amazing! I got the biscuit and gravy (House-Made Sausage & Peppercorn Gravy Cheddar & Chive Biscuits Poached Farm Eggs). Some of the best brunch I've had! I've also tried the pork belly bite, Tandoori Lollipop, and Caesar Salad. Would highly recommend this place for the food, ambiance, and service.

Love love love this place. It's next to the lobby of the Hyatt Centric, so it has a classy bar feel and amazing service. I prefer their drinks and entrees to their happy hour food menu. The HH items are good, just not what I usually pick when I go out. Their entrees, however, are classic picks with a local twist, delicious and seasonal for the freshest taste. The drinks are good and made with inspiring ingredients they make in-house. Worth a stop with a date or friends.

Beautiful place and amazing food. This is one of my favorite places in Sacramento. Also, had my birthday here and they gave me a surprise bday dessert :) love this place, will be back for date night ;)

(Chris Helsmworth voiceover) The vibe is ohh so nice and chic restaurant in downtown Sacramento. It's the place to eat before an Ironman (not Tony Stark; the marathon). Abby warmly greeted us and served us! She said Steak & Eggs. So, I said yes. Had to stay keto to keep my Thor physique. The salad was fabulous! And the steak was exactly what I needed! The Pork Belly Hash was divine. Just amazing! Hearty, flavorful, and definitely Asgardian! Butternut squash! The fresh squeezed grapefruit juice was delectable! My capuccino w/ 3 shots was perfect! Would order everything again! What an epic breakfast! Thanks, Abby! Woohoo!

Located on the ground floor of the Hyatt, 7th Street Standard is sleekly decorated bar and grill. You can dress up or down for this spot,although our group was a bit dressier as we were celebrating a friend's birthday. They were able to get a group of 9 in on 24 hour notice. We were seated comfortably. The service was friendly and attentive. We enjoyed an array of cocktails and mock tails from the bar. All of which were quite good. The food was enjoyable but it felt a little pricey for the quality. That could just be a side effect of being located in a hotel. I would go back, but I'm not in a hurry. I've heard good things, and overall, I do think it was pretty nice. Good for groups, cocktails, and apps.

Unimpressed but Not Bad! I experienced the 7th Street Standard at a Yelp Elite Event in December! The food at this event was so good that I definitely wanted to come back with friends. The second time wasn't that great especially because I think that there are better place in the Sacramento area. I came here with one of my friends and I was definitely disappointed with the service and the food. We started with an appetizer, the Pork Belly Bites. I really enjoy Pork Belly usually, but this Pork Belly was dry and overcooked. It was chewy and difficult to eat, which was not a pleasant experience. For an entree, I got pan-seared salmon was only okay. It didn't melt in my mouth or anything. I unfortunately did not take a photo before eating it because it took an extremely long time to get our food. For dessert, we got an olive oil cake, which was presented beautifully. I was very shocked that this cake was dry though. Overall, I would not be recommending the 7th Street Standard.

Located at the Hyatt Centric on 7th and L Streets. Enter through the hotel lobby or the corner entrance. Convenient to several parking garages. Previewed tasting portions of their Dine Downtown 2024 menu in early January: Creamy Mushroom Bisque, Potato Gnocchi, Sticky Toffee Pudding, and a few things from the Clayton Club bar menu (bites and libations): Chicken tandoori lollipops, "And the Beet Goes On" cocktail, and zero proof "Si Una Vez" mocktail. Came in for dinner, a party of 3, before the Kings game on 4/12. Started with the Acme Upstairs Bread to share (whipped butter, lava salt) which was good. We also shared an order of the Pork Belly Bites, very good. The three of us ordered sodas and: Spinach Ravioli, Bucatini Carbonara, and Chicken & Dumplings. Everything was delish! Just the right portion for dinner. If you thought the Pork Belly Bites weren't good enough, I just had to have more pork belly in the form of the carbonara bucatini. Mm. We didn't have enough time to linger and enjoy dessert, but the service and ambiance was great.

Forget this place has anything to do with the Hyatt. We didn't stay at the Hyatt and we still sought this place out. The biscuits and gravy uses homemade drop biscuits with a unique gravy recipe that includes big chunks of sausage. And the pork belly hash is amazing. Who would think to mix is chucks of grilled butternut squash into a hash. Freakin' genius. A must go for breakfast. Especially since the Kimpton around the corner doesn't offer anything more than coffee and biscotti.

Great place and ambiance and the vegetarian options were really good. Parking can be a hit or miss btw

Everything was surprisingly perfect. Highly recommend the pork chop and the Harvest soup! Grab a spot at the bar and just chill! Thanks for a wonderful meal. One ding! Sitting at the bar I hate looking into the galley/ prep area. Gross. Easy fix guys... right?

7th Street Standard is a swanky hotel bar lounge restaurant. Beautiful modern, high class decor with fancy glass liquor bottles on display. Their $7 Happy Hour menu is a great deal. Happy Hour is 2-5 PM, Monday to Friday. I enjoyed the juicy Cheeseburger and loved the Tandoori Chicken Lollipops if served hot. Portions are generous. The Tandoori Chicken Lollipops are ground chicken meatballs that are likely premade in batch ahead of time. They could come out cold or lukewarm, so you might need to request them to be heated. They are most delicious and satisfying when hot. The Cilantro Yogurt dipping sauce is great. I didn't love the Pork Belly Bites, which were too fried to me. The Prohibition Punch was nothing special to me. These are the other food items I'd be interested in trying in the future: * Chicken & Dumplings * Cream Puffs * Roasted Vegetables (Happy Hour menu) * Greens Caesar Salad (Happy Hour menu)

The food was great the filet mignon was out off the world I have had filet mignon form alot off different restaurants this was one off kind the only thing I DID NOT LIKE WAS THERE BATHROOM SIT UP man and women in the same bathrooms crazy never seen that They definitely need to change that up

Excellent again! We had a wonderful interaction withe the executive chef Ravin Patel too. He is so creative with his dishes. Ask for the card to go up to the Clayton club after dinner too.

Will always love this place!!! The service, the people, the food, the ambiance! Chef kiss!

Took my husband here for his birthday, Manuel was our server and he was the best. Service was incredible and attentive, food was delicious and tender. I got the seared salmon and it just melted in my mouth and my husband got the burger, delicious. Hummus starter was so good. Don't miss out on the accommodated 2 hours of valet service!

Excellent right off the bat! Went for a little date night on a Friday night and I have been interested in going here for a while just because I have read that the head chef is getting looked at in a great way. The beverage selection was romantic in every way possible. The Martini Romano... romano cheese infused GREY GOOSE!! That was the best cocktail I have had in quite some time. Great start to the meal. We also had the chicken tandoori meatballs which were very flavorful. We also started with the leek and potato soup which was nice but nothing spectacular. The lemon essence was there and it was very smooth and creamy but not too heavy. Then for entrees, I had the branzino which I ate every single last bite on the plate. The accompanying risotto, mushrooms, and sprouts made every bite so well balanced. My partner had the chicken and dumplings and was a little unsure about the "biscuit" type dumplings but he said the chicken was lovely and the portion was superb. Was too full to try dessert but will come back for sure!

7th Street Standard has an all around delightful decor that trendy and includes neat throw backs to the building's history. The bar looks like a great area to catch a casual drink if you're not hungry. I gave the creole shrimp with corn which was pretty decent though arguably nothing to write home about. A side of bread with salted butter was appetizing but also nothing crazy. The real treat was the berry cream puff and the old fashion. The cream puff was very flavorful but well balanced between the tartness of the berry and the cream. Meanwhile the old fashion was well mixed and went down smooth.

Popped in for a quick drink before a work dinner and absolutely loved the interior. Very classy. Very cute. Service was quick and my drink was tasty. Excited to come back with some friends for a fuller experience!

I came here on a weekday for Happy Hour around 3 and thankfully it wasn't super crowded. The restaurant is beautiful, everyone seemed helpful with orders and refills, and the food was delicious ! So many things looked good on the menu but we ultimately decided on the Chicken Tandoori Lollipops, the Heirloom Tomato & Burrata flatbread, and the pork belly bites for the table. I also got a little burger for myself (I didn't add fries). Everything was delicious and those lollipops were so good we ordered a second round. Kudos to the chef here, I really enjoy what this menu offers and I can't wait to visit again for Happy Hour, or even for dinner. The location is convenient (it's inside of the Hyatt) and street parking was easy on a weekday afternoon. There multiple garages nearby and it's essentially at / near DOCO so once you park there's lots of walkable things to do. It's ground-level so if you have friends and family who are in wheelchairs or using aids it's accessible and low-hassle. I'm so glad I stopped by when I was town. It was actually a quick birthday outing for me with my colleagues in Sacramento and we all had a great time.

Came here during the lunch and brunch time which ends at 2pm, then it's happy hour until 5pm, then dinner starts. I ordered from the lunch menu instead of brunch. I had the 7th street burger with fries. The burger was so delicious and cooked just right. The aoli on the burger was tasty also. The fries were fresh and crisp. Then I had the macchiato with extra espresso shots. The waitress stated the macchiato had caramel flavoring. It was so smooth and delicious. The service was awesome as well. Our waitress was so attentive and friendly. The restaurant itself is nice also.

Came here for my anniversary dinner. We had reservations and was seated quickly the food we order and drinks came in on time. The drinks was good and the food was good. The restaurant was decorating so nicely and the bathrooms were clean. They had a rooftop bar and we were given a 20% off coupon to spend up there if we wanted to. The dessert was super good and I was glad I order it. Service was great! I will love to come back.

We wanted to try some of the recent Dine In Downtown dinner options. We opted to start with the Pre-Fix menu at the 7th Street Standard. Despite having caution after finding out the restaurant was located in the Hyatt Centric, we were wonderfully surprised. Our appetizer was a nice Mushroom bisque. Next, we ordered the half dozen oysters on the half shelf (not on the Pre-Fix menu but somethings you just have to do!). They were delicious. We moved on the entree - we both had the chicken and dumplings: an almost boneless chicken breast with a tasty dumpling to accompany it. We nursed a couple of Old Fashions with the meal. A might pricey at $16 each but well crafted. Desert was a Sticky Toffee Pudding. Again, yummy. The decor is modern with a nod to the hotel's history as the historic Clayton with pictures of performers from the past. Our server Manuel and other staff were attentive and friendly. Made the meal more of a pleasure. The valet parking allowed us the luxury of relaxing and enjoying our evening. We will be back to check out the Clayton's lounge and have dinner again. Cheers.

Great brunch spot. Stayed in Sacramento for the weekend and this in-hotel spot was just what I was looking for. Friendly, sweet staff and delicious fare. They serve their OJ in a nice tall glass. Coffee in a white mug & saucer. The decor is tasteful.

I stayed at the Hyatt Centric for a business meeting and as a Hyatt globalist you get free breakfast. The breakfast is at this 7th Street Standard restaurant. As a globalist, you can order anything off the menu. I ordered the pork belly hash. It was really delicious. The ambience and decor was very good. Quiet atmosphere. The waiter was very informative and pleasant. Outstanding service. Would come back here again for sure.

Came here to grab takeout as I was staying at the Hyatt Centric hotel and needed something quick and healthy for dinner. I got the Hearty Greens Caesar with chicken and wow, that chicken thigh was MASSIVE and juicy. The salad was a mix of romaine and baby kale & a soft boiled egg, all of which was delicious! I also got a nonalcoholic drink, which had a good flavor combo! Service was quick. Restaurant is nice but casual; would like to come back and do a sit down dinner to try the risotto and entrees. I would recommend trying if you're in the area for yummy New American cuisine.

Food was good, typical for a hotel restaurant. Service was pretty quick and the place is cute and clean.

The 7th Street Standard is a hip spot to grab food before a show or King's game at the Golden 1 Center. Despite being in a busy area, I've never had an issue finding street parking unless the roads are closed for certain events. I've also heard the brunch is good. I visited in December for a friend's birthday dinner, we had a reservation and were seated right away at a cute little two top near the side (emerald) room. I was lucky enough to attend a Yelp event here a while back and sampled some of the food/drinks. The Potato Gnocchi and the Fleetwood cocktail stood out to me and I knew I would order both of those during this visit. There was a concert that night and the place filled up but also quickly dissipated. The service was a little slow and the food came out at odd intervals. We were given a dish we didn't order but it was taken off the check. I also noted we were dining for a birthday, but no dessert was even offered. Food: -Acme "Upstairs" Bread and whipped butter. You simply can't go wrong with really good bread and really good butter. -Oysters on the Half Shell - really yummy, have never had oysters served with cucumber and radish - great palate cleansers. The citrus cocktail sauce was also delicious. -Fig, Goat Cheese and Honey (special starter) - this had candied grapefruit peel that was cooked into the sauce, it overpowered the sweetness of the figs and honey. Once that flavor was omitted from the perfect bite, these were pretty good but not great. -Pork Chop Vindaloo- the pork was sadly overcooked. The sauce was very good and flavorful, but Vindaloo typically has some spice to it but this was more of a gravy. I can see the potential of the dish but it fell short on expectation. -Potato Gnocchi - just as good as I remembered. For $32 for a vegetarian dish, this was expensive IMO. The rich sauce, umami from the wild mushrooms and savory roasted garlic blend together beautifully. This dish is five stars. Cocktail: The Fleetwood - patron silver tequila, casamigos mezcal, aperol, coconut, pineapple, lime. The perfect mix of smoky/dry/sweet. They were even able to make an alcohol free mocktail version for my friend - it even cost $5 less which I thought was just wonderful. I always wondered why some mocktails are the same price as those with booze. 7th Street Standard has it figured out.

It was alright. The food was good, ambiance good, was fairly expensive given the food being served. I ate an overpriced burger. Don't think I'd go there again but glad I tried it out.

Made reservations at 7th Street Standard for a Saturday afternoon lunch date. Located in DOCO (Downtown Commons) at 7th & L, on the ground floor of the Hyatt Centric and next to the Golden1 Center. The 7th Street Standard brings you a stylish and sophisticated restaurant, with a vintage vibe that was beautifully done. It definitely has the ambience that's perfect for an intimate gathering like a date, or even a business dinner. We arrived at 1pm and were promptly greeted, and chose to sit in the booth area near the bar. We started off with drinks (gf: This Side of the Tropics, me: Tequila Mule) while we looked over the menu. Then eventually decided on the Pork Belly Hash to share which was delicious, and eventually the Shrimp Tacos (me) and the Chicken & Dumplings (her)...those were amazing as well. We capped off lunch with a cappuccino and the Berry Cream Puff dessert. Overall: Extremely impressed with this restaurant from the food to the decor. Staff was friendly, service was great, and the food was delicious...would definitely come here again.

Met up with my childhood best friend right after the restaurant opened. I love that they sat me without her being there, as it actually looks like a place that makes you wait for your party. Once we were seated, the waitress brought us water and menus. We both opted to order the grilled cheese with tomato soup. I added a side of bacon, and my friend got a side of avocado. The food was really delicious, and we had enough to make to go boxes. It's a little on the pricey side, but well worth it!

My fiancé and I stayed at the Hyatt Centric for one night and were THRILLED with the fun hotel bar! I love the trend of hotel bars getting swankier and 7th Street Standard does the trick! Aesthetic - 10/10 Ya girl loves a mid century modern spot so I could not be disappointed by this vibe. The bar is huge and there is ample space for relaxed dining. Staff - 10/10 We sat at the bar during Happy Hour and there weren't too many people so we were able to chat with our bartender and he was so pleasant and helpful for us to get the lay of the surrounding area! He provided candid commentary of the drinks which helped us find our perfect drinks. Our order: - Prohibition Punch - Uhm, YUM! We love tiki vibes and this was a pleasantly balanced, creamy drink. *Fun tip* If you're staying at the hotel, they give you drink tickets for your first Prohibition Punch for free! Otherwise its only $7 during happy hour! - Brown Butter Old Fashioned - My fiancé loved it! Admittedly the brown butter was not distinguishable but it was a well balanced old fashioned so can't go wrong there! - Satin Doll - This was basically a drunken smoothie! I've never had a drink quite like it! It was super tasty and refreshing. - Chicken Tandoori Lollipops - DELISH! Order these puppies, my mouth is watering writing this. Happy hour, only $7! - Pork Belly Bites - Also so good! Definitely recommend these little bites! $7 during happy hour. --- Breakfast the next morning --- - 7th Street Breakfast - Classic breakfast, classically good! Admittedly kind of expensive for what it is in my personal opinion. - Breakfast Sandwich - Very yummy and a decent size! Comes with a side of salad which is a little interesting for breakfast but it was all good! When around the DoCo, check out this swanky hotel bar! Especially during happy hour!

Excellency is what distinguishes fine restaurants from the average. Located in the historic Hyatt Centric Downtown Sacramento @seventhstreetstandard pays tribute to its unique legacy as a jazz hot spot that hosted such legends as Billie Holliday and Louis Armstrong, back when this part of downtown was known as the West End. Come for the delectable cuisine, stay for stunning dining room. Service gets 4/5

Food is really well, We ordered Summer corn soup, Pan Seard Salmon it was really good! and i like the no alcoholic drinks with cucumber, pineapple and jalepaño on it. Ambiance is nice and cozy. We went there during lunch time. And they have a good service too.

The restaurant in downtown Sacramento has a really lovely and stylish atmosphere. It's where you eat before an Ironman Abby welcomed us and served us with warmth! "Steak and eggs," she said. I replied, "Yes." I have to maintain my Thor physique by staying keto. The salad was delicious! The steak was just what I needed, too! The hash with pork belly was delicious. Simply incredible! Filling, tasty, and unmistakably Asgardian! Squash with butternuts! The grapefruit juice, freshly squeezed, was delicious! My three-shot capuccino was flawless! I'd place another order for everything! What a fantastic breakfast!

I came in here for breakfast and I was promptly seated. My waitress was awesome, she helped me decide on what I wanted, which was the breakfast burrito and man was it good! The food only took a few minutes to come out and it was a very good portion. The flavor was great and I was not disappointed. I was extremely happy with the service and the food, and I would come back here for breakfast for sure!

Arrived on Valentine's Day. Less than 50% capacity. Was seated and waited 21 minutes. No one served us or asked for a drink. Walked out.

Such a beautiful place. We made reservations to taste their dine downtown menu. 3 course for $45 a person, yes please! They don't have many tables so I do recommend making a reservation. I began our night with the Fleetwood cocktail. It was so good and beautifully presented. The first course was a mushroom bisque and it was delicious. It was creamy and earthy with a nice texture pairing contrast with the croutons. The second course was potato gnocchi. Really great dish. The sausage was a little salty and I did wish it had just a little more sauce, it was my favorite part, but it was still delicious. The addition of parsley helped lighten up a heavy dish and I also really loved the pearl onions. They almost melted in my mouth. Dessert was a sticky toffee pudding. I am not a big dessert person but it was a very well prepared dessert and I loved the coconut. The food, service and overall experience was wonderful. Also a great place to get dressed up with your spouse or girlfriends to have some drinks. Can't wait to go back and try out the rest of the menu. Give yourself extra time to find parking, especially if you don't want to park in a parking garage.

We had a good breakfast this last weekend on Sunday morning. Food was delicious! My wife enjoyed the French toast and I the scrambled eggs with bacon, potatoes, and toast. I love that they griddle their toast, it's a nice touch. Service was attentive and friendly. Ambiance was pleasant with a window table.

The food is really good and I enjoy going but the bathrooms are gross every single time. But, I'll still return for the food and drinks.

I stayed at the Hyatt Centric Sacramento and recommend it highly. Great service. At the house restaurant, The 7th Street Standard, the breakfast was I had was delicious. Pork Belly Hash, Mimosa, Coffee. I'm good. Friendly staff and very relaxed. -- you might wonder at first how to get a table, but don't rush and don't worry. They'll take care of you. The restaurant is right off of the lobby.

This is an interesting review to write. I want to start by saying our server was amazing. The food was delicious. Ambience, cool! Why 2 stars then?? SAFETY. I live close by so I'm quite used to looking over my shoulder as a woman walking downtown but when I enter a nice establishment I want to be able to let my guard down. And felt fine until I needed to use the restroom. Shared restrooms? I'm sorry, what? I absolutely do not feel comfortable knowing men are in the same closed area as me during a very private and vulnerable time. There are doors, walls so you're in your own toilet box but you walk out and share the sinks. Do you know how easy it would be for a man to walk into the restroom behind a woman and force her into a stall? Or worse, a child. I'd bet money that a man came up with the this idea. My date (a man) was even more bothered by this because he was worried he would scare a woman or young girl. He's the father of a teenage girl so the whole situation didn't sit well with him and he said he absolutely didn't feel comfortable with me going into that restroom again without him. This is a place with a full bar, adults enjoying alcohol but all ages getting food. Weird weird weird. We both agreed that we loved the food and service but the restroom situation was unsettling. And the door to the restaurant has a huge pole in front of it so if you're a wheelchair, scooter, walker user....enter through the hotel area. I wonder how many people have exited through that door and bonked their heads lol.