This archive features posts about restaurants in Omaha, including round-ups for best breakfast, best pizza and best date night restaurants. If you’re looking for a good place to eat in Omaha, browse these posts.
My parents let me and my siblings pick our birthday meals. I took that as a challenge. I had to find the most exotic place in Omaha and make them eat a meal there. “Exotic” to a teenager was Indian Oven and España. They were memorable meals for many reasons; the most memorable being that one…
Editor’s note: My friends, Lisa and Tim, over at The Walking Tourists wrote today’s guest post. What started out as a short conversation about food trucks in Omaha led to their quest to try every Omaha food truck! It’s a work-in-progress, so below is just a sampling of what’s in our city. Follow The Walking Tourists…
Fall in Omaha: Football games, changing leaves, shorter days. And pumpkin-flavored food. And pumpkin-flavored drinks. I had a pumpkin spiced latte the other day from Scooters and I nearly whispered to it, “Where have you been all year?” UPDATE: This post was updated in June 2020 to reflect the closure of Crane Coffee. Here are…
I love Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo & Aquarium. I could spend all day there. My kids could spend all day there. We don’t, that’d be beyond tiring with young children, but you see where I’m going with this? The zoo is all-day fun. So you’re going to get hungry there. If calories and gluten and…
A friend of mine recently asked me for suggestions on breakfast and brunch restaurants in Omaha that had healthy food (possibly featured organic food), and most importantly, kid-friendly. Her question inspired this post on kid-friendly Omaha restaurants that serve great breakfast foods that kids will eat. Updates: This post was first written in 2013 and…
Omaha is known for its steaks. Our guest blogger, Bolton Carley, thinks this old school steakhouse’s updated menu is going to win over your meat-lovin’ heart. Feeling like a hot dinner date tonight? I’ve got just the place for you: The Original Johnny’s Café on 27th and L streets. Built at the time (1922) in the…
