Cibo e ristoranti a Nebraska

“Anything is good on the menu. I personally love the pizza, brussel sprouts and brunch options. ”

“French brasserie, outstanding mussels, escargot, steak and - believe it or not - burger! Best fries in town to boot. ”

“Great tacos, even better tequila selection. Pro Tip: If you happen to be in town on the first Sunday of the month, make a reservation for Brunch! But leave the kids at home, Mula's typically chill atmosphere turns to a club vibe with a DJ and dancing! ”

“This is one of our favorite sushi spots in town! They have happy hour 3-6pm, Mon. Sat and a reverse happy hour 10:30 pm-12 am Saturday, and an all day happy hour Sunday. Our favorite rolls are the Thriller, Super Asparagus, Philly, and the Itch Salmon Nigiri is out of this world!”

“Hole-in-the wall fast casual restaurant serving awesome falafel and kabob. Not much room to sit so we would recommend picking up and taking elsewhere. The hipsters working the counter can be a little rude at times, but hey, what are you gonna do? :)”

“Marks is less than a block away and features a lovely little garden patio off the backside that you can’t see from the entrance. (You have to head up the stairs by Jambo Cat.) Marks has great options for specific dietary needs or preferences.”

“An Omaha classic. Three bars in one. Be sure to check out the basement German Beer Hall and get yourself a Das Boot, or come on a Tuesday for Pint Night American beers on the main floor. For food get the Reuben sandwich, Omaha’s claim to fame!”

“Amazing American style food, great atmosphere, friendly staff. They have been around for decades.”

“A great coffee place to chill and work. Great coffee and Blackstone is also a great neighbourhood.”

“Just a mile walk south on 50th. Delicious ice cream & gelato, traditional favorites and some unusual fun flavors as well. ”

“A local favorite, the line will be out the door on any given night during the summer but it moves quick and the ice cream is worth it.”

“Our favorite dirty spoon breakfast spot. It’s humble and comfy, everything you could want from a classic diner: cheap, greasy, and filling. Best place to go for breakfast before hitting the road on a long journey.”

“Blueline is a local coffee shop within walking distance. While it admittedly doesn't have the best coffee, it's a fun, quirky spot to hang out and people watch on the patio! ”

“Our favorite local coffee shop! Try the granita for an amazing iced toddy drink. ”

“If you like airplanes and the history of the Aerospace program, this museum is the one for you! It’s like a mini-Smithsonian and you can easily spend half a day exploring the seasonal exhibits and planes on display. ”

“.2 miles = Local coffee roaster and creators of famous crepes. Vinyl records available. ”

“My personal favorite. Cozy seating and fantastic assortments of hard to find pastries, soups, and more. The wait staff is extremely helpful and friendly. A perfect place to spend a hour in the mornings.”

“Headed downtown for breakfast? You can do no better than Culprit Cafe. Luke and the crew take pride in serving artisan bread, coffee, breakfast, sandwiches & other light eats”

“Tasty Restaurant with all the sweets your heart could desire. Both locations stay pretty busy for breakfast but are worth the wait.”

“A great member owned grocery store that supports locally sourced products and it's right in the neighborhood!”

“They have some pretty wacky yet satisfying toppings they put on their donuts. If you've got a sweet tooth this is a "must go" place”

“Absolutely delicious vegitarian soup and scones within walking distance. Check their hours before going, to make sure they're open.”

“My favorite date night spot. A reservation is needed if you want to sit indoors, if not they have a huge patio when it's nice outside. ”