🍽 EatEater·4d ago

Where Chef Nyesha Arrington Eats Tacos and Pizza in Sacramento

By Emily Venezky

In this episode of Plateworthy, host Nyesha Arrington tastes the best pizza and tacos in Sacramento. First, Arrington heads to the Midtown Farmers Market to find culinary inspiration. She spends the morning sampling freshly cooked paella, huge oranges, and peach cobbler a la mode with Thrifty’s ice cream. Then, she heads to Nixtaco, where Monterrey, Mexico-native Patricio Wise serves up chicharron-filled tacos. “This is something special,” Arrington says as she tries an array of tacos and queso

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