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Kim Scott, who owned Mama Kim Eats on Del Paso Boulevard, is back in the restaurant game with Poppy by Mama Kim, an East Sac cafe serving California-inspired cuisine.
Located in the new Sutter Park home development on the old Sutter Memorial Hospital site, Poppy is currently operating as a pop-up restaurant a couple of days a week. It’s open Thursdays and Fridays from 4 to 7 p.m., with occasional Saturday brunch hours.
While it’s billed as a cafe, Poppy “is definitely more than a coffee shop,” says Scott. The menu features entrees such as house-made spinach and feta ravioli, lemon roasted half-chicken, togarashi seared ahi tostada bowl and flat-iron steak with chili corn sauce. Salads and sides include baby lettuces with stone fruit, mac and cheese, grilled asparagus and fresh peas with grilled spring onion. Scott also offers a daily special for $12.99, such as meatballs with marinara sauce and rigat
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