Best Places For Cornhole In Sacramento
2332 K St.
Sacramento, CA 95816
(916) 346-4572
www.dbmidtown.com
Midtown's own Der Biergarten has so many things to offer that other bars/pubs do not. One aspect that is definitely different than its competitors is the atmosphere. The operations areas are made up completely of cargo containers, and the guest area is an all-outdoor experience. The bar has more than 30 beers on tap and patrons are invited to play cornhole whenever they like. Biergarten keeps it simple and fun without leagues or organized competitions. Remember, if it's raining, it is closed. But drop by on a sunny day and challenge your friends to a cornhole game.
2019 O St.
Sacramento, CA 95811
(916) 442-2682
www.facebook.com/Alley-Katz
Alley Katz is a big and spacious bar with a juke box, pool tables and foosball. It has both trivia nights and cornhole. Xoso's summer cornhole leagues begin in early June. You can register in teams or as a single. Registration fees include eight cornhole matches, an Xoso VIP Card, prizes, bar specials and more. Xoso is a Sacramento-area sport and social league featuring cornhole, dodgeball, flag football and many other great games. The cornhole fun will take place Wednesday nights in the new bar in the back room at Alley Katz. With food and drink specials and 78 beers on tap, you just know it's going be a great night.
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27 Yardis Court
Sacramento, CA 95833
(916) 878-6846
www.facebook.com/Radii150
Radii 150 (pronounced ray-dee-eye) isn't your run-of-the-mill social networking group. Through sports and high-energy activities, Radii 150 loves to bring people together to form new friendships. Last year, Radii put on a cornhole league throughout the year at various area establishments including Roseville Brewing Company and Legends at Woodcreek Golf Course. This year, there will be less tournament play and more of a focus on single-day events. With events like food truck mania at McKinley Park in early May, the Rocklin Community Festival on May 17th and many more planned in the upcoming months, there are plenty of chances to take part in the cornhole fun. New events are posted regularly on the Radii 150 Facebook page.
As a hospitality professional Andy Soto has worked every facet of the industry. He currently leads the team at Spectrum Restaurant Consulting. He started writing a hospitality blog in 2009 and restaurant writing for Sacramento Press in 2010. In 2011 Andy became a Sacramento Restaurant Examiner for Examiner.com. His work can be found on Examiner.com.