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Oct 1, 2024 · The best restaurants in Omaha, including fine dining in the Old Market and downtown, famous steakhouses, sushi from the city’s first James Beard finalist, and the purported inventor of the ...
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The Old Market is located in downtown Omaha, Neb. It runs from Farnam Street on the north side to Jones Street on the south side, and from 10th Street on the east side to 13th Street on the west side. The main intersection is 11th and Howard – head there to get an iconic photo for Instagram.
I’ve made recommendations below based on living and working near the Old Market for more than 10 years. While I try to make recommendations for locally-owned restaurants, I have to sprinkle in a few chains just because. I’ll let you know which ones are chains, though. Also, I will admit, this is not a comprehensive list of all restaurants, cafes, a...
I’ve hosted a few gatherings for large groups in my lifetime, and they were held in the Old Market. My top recommendation is Upstream Brewing Co., which can accommodate a large group and, if you plan ahead, you can have a large part of the second floor for your group. I held my husband’s surprise 30th birthday party there. While it is a brewery, it...
It might surprise you, but Upstream Brewing Co.is a pretty family-friendly restaurant. Besides a great kid’s menu, there is weekly entertainment. We love catching the magic show on Tuesdays. If you go for weekend brunch, though, there is no kid’s menu. If the weather’s nice, try to snag sidewalk seating to people watch. Other options: Plank Seafood...
La Buvette Wine & Grocerywill always have a special place in my heart. This charming French restaurant & wine shop is comfortable and cozy. You can easily pretend you’re in a small wine bar somewhere in France. It’s first come, first serve so hover by the table you want to snag. Le Buillonis another great French restaurant, and a bit more upscale t...
I’m a sucker for brunch at Upstream Brewing Co. It seems at least once a year, we go there on a Saturday in the summer, right after we’ve shopped the farmer’s market. You bet I get a mimosa when I have brunch at Upstream. Other options: Billy Frogg’s Grill & Bar– I know! It’s a bar. Word is that the breakfast is pretty good, though. I’ve been here ...
Stokes Grill & Barhas never had a dud of a dish. This Tex-Mex restaurant has some scrumptious enchiladas (Sharon, what do you put in them?), filling salads (Koko’s Harvest Salad), and the best tortilla chicken soup I’ve ever had. If the weather’s nice, be sure to ask to sit outside. Other options: Poke Boba House – Fresh, healthful food served up i...
I’m a fan of Matsu Sushi Japanese Restaurant. The sushi is top-notch and pretty reasonable. Other options: Blue Sushi Old Market– Head here if you want sake bombs. Go during their Happy Hour; it’s held daily but time vary. Hiro 88 – The Happy Hour specials on Sundays are great here.
I’m a die-hard fan of Ted & Wally’s Ice Cream. It’s worth waiting in line to get a scoop. I recommend sampling a few of their creative flavors before settling on a choice. Keep in mind that a “single scoop” is actually, like, two scoops so you can request two flavors. I usually just go for a dish or waffle cone, but this is the place where you can ...
I highly recommend getting a drink and sitting outdoors at Mr. Toad’s– it’s fun and a prime location for people watching. You’ll love it! They string up lights and you can people watch all day long. The interior is pretty cozy too. Other options: Brickway Brewery & Distillery – Another Omaha brewery you should check out. Dubliner Pub– It always fee...
- Alpine Inn. In the heart of Omaha lies Alpine Inn, a place that redefines dining with a wild twist. This family-owned gem has been a part of Omaha’s dining scene since 1973.
- Brother Sebastian’s Steakhouse and Winery. Brother Sebastian’s Steakhouse and Winery stands out as one of the unique restaurants in Omaha for dinner, offering an experience that transcends the ordinary.
- Edge of the Universe Cafe and Art Museum. Have you ever sipped coffee in a masterpiece? At Edge of the Universe Cafe and Art Museum, this fantasy becomes reality.
- Johnny’s Cafe. What does it take for a restaurant to become a legend? At Johnny’s Cafe, a century of serving prime rib and history has made it a cornerstone among unique Omaha restaurants.
Start with the top Must-Try Restaurants in Omaha for recommendations on the best restaurants to try in the city. You’ll see why Omaha has developed a reputation for being a foodie city — and why we have so many restaurants featured on the Food Network
- Au Courant. What is it: A modern European eatery serving locally sourced, innovative, finely crafted small plates and entrées, plus craft cocktails. Why go: Chef Benjamin Maides is always changing the menu at Au Courant but one thing remains the same: his satisfying seasonal cuisine never disappoints.
- Dante. What is it: An Italian restaurant dishing house-made pasta and Neapolitan-style pizza, along with a long list of Italian wine. Why go: Dante takes pizza and pasta seriously, and it also takes supporting local farmers seriously.
- Block 16. What is it: This supper club is an upscale burger and fries joint that happens to host high-end weekend dinner specials appreciated by foodies of all kinds.
- Twisted Cork Bistro. What is it: Focusing on cuisine of the upper northwest made with local ingredients, Twisted Cork Bistro also offers a great wine list.
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Jan 11, 2018 · If you’re not from Omaha, it’s going to matter where you’re staying when it comes to choosing a restaurant. I’ll go through some of the most popular neighborhoods in Omaha and point out where my favorites are located.
