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Brunch, mimosas and champagne in Sacramento, Roseville, Folsom, El Dorado Hills and beyond. Pick your house.
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The Mimosa House is a family owned breakfast and brunch house, open every day from 7a to 3p. Scratch made benedicts, French toast and omelets, a long list of craft mimosas, champagne by the bottle and a crystal mimosa fountain for the table. Find the house closest to you, from East Sacramento and Curtis Park to Roseville, Granite Bay, Folsom, El Dorado Hills, Gold River and Rancho Cordova. Two houses in one town? Compare them: breakfast and brunch in Sacramento or breakfast and brunch in Folsom. Or browse our Sacramento brunch guide by neighborhood.
- East Sacramento · 5641 J St, Sacramento. The original house of bubbles, on J Street.
- Curtis Park · 2760 Sutterville Rd, Sacramento. Our newest house, on Sutterville Rd by Land Park, home of The Rosé Room.
- Gold River · 2180 Golden Centre Ln, Gold River. Sunlit village. Slow mornings, generous pours.
- Rancho Cordova · 3155 Zinfandel Dr, Rancho Cordova. Big windows, bigger booths, a neighborhood corner on Zinfandel.
- Roseville · 761 Pleasant Grove Blvd, Roseville. Chandeliers above, sneakers welcome, minutes from the Galleria.
- Granite Bay · 6861 Douglas Blvd, Granite Bay. A string-lit porch on Douglas Blvd, close to Folsom Lake.
- El Dorado Hills · 2023 Vine St, Ste 100, El Dorado Hills. Our hill town house in Town Center. Big patio, bigger pours.
- Folsom on Riley St. · 1002 Riley St, Folsom. Historic Folsom, steps from Sutter Street. Brick walls and slow mornings.
- Folsom on Blue Ravine · 25075 Blue Ravine Rd, Folsom. Open kitchen, long bar and lots of light in Folsom.
Good to know
Where are The Mimosa House locations?
We have nine houses around Sacramento: East Sacramento on J St, Curtis Park on Sutterville Rd, Gold River, Rancho Cordova, Roseville, Granite Bay, El Dorado Hills, and two in Folsom, on Riley St. and on Blue Ravine Rd. See every house.
What are the hours?
Every Mimosa House is open every day from 7a to 3p for breakfast, brunch and lunch.
Do you serve breakfast?
Yes. Every house opens at 7a for breakfast, with scratch benedicts, omelets, French toast, burritos and espresso, then rolls right into brunch and lunch until 3p. See the menu.
Do you take reservations?
Yes. Book online for most houses on our reservations page, or call the house. Curtis Park takes reservations by phone at (916) 706-3000.
Do you serve bottomless mimosas?
No. We pour by the glass, the sampler, the bottle, the bouquet of twelve and the crystal mimosa fountain. Here is our honest answer.
Can I host a shower or birthday at The Mimosa House?
Yes. Plan a bridal shower, baby shower or birthday brunch at any house, or book The Rosé Room, our private room at Curtis Park. Pour your party in about two minutes.
Is The Mimosa House family owned?
Yes. The Mimosa House is part of the Dedier Family of Restaurants, alongside our Italian sister Vacanza Romana in El Dorado Hills and The Cuvée Club.
Coming up.
There is always a reason to celebrate.
Come hang out online.
New events, secret specials and way too many photos of mimosas. Every house, one feed.
Meet the sisters.
One family, a few different ways to celebrate. Same generous pour at every door.
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Californian roots, Italian soul.
Our Roman-style trattoria on Vine Street. House-made pasta, wood-grilled plates and a big Italian wine list, from the same family that pours your mimosas.
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