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This Old-School Nebraska Steakhouse Is A Family-Owned Landmark Still Hand-Cutting Its Steaks
Warm breadsticks land on the table before the steaks, and somehow they nearly steal the show. That is a bold move for a starter at a steakhouse known for hand-cut beef. The family-owned spot has been feeding hungry crowds since 1946. Its menu also puts chicken parm, toasted ravioli and pizza right beside the ribeyes and prime rib.
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For Generations, The UNL Dairy Store In Lincoln Has Been Serving University-Made Ice Cream And Cheese
Sweet corn ice cream. It sounds like a county fair dare, but students on a Nebraska college campus have been scooping it for people who drive across town just to try it. The shop behind it got started back in 1917. Back then, it sold milk to anyone who remembered to bring their own cup.
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Tasting fall treats at Sweet Magnolias Bake Shop
First Alert 6's Maria Cade and Elaina Riley chat with Katina Talley about her bakery in Omaha, Sweet Mags.
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Omaha bars divided as beverage strike drags on
Omaha bars and liquor stores are left to decide how long they can wait out the strike.
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The Spaghetti At This Family-Owned Nebraska Italian Restaurant Comes With Housemade Pasta And Gigantic Meatballs
The mozzarella sticks at this Italian spot are made from the kitchen’s own homemade pasta. That one detail tells you how seriously this place treats its noodles. The spaghetti arrives with housemade pasta and meatballs big enough to need their own parking spot. One meatball version even tucks bacon inside the beef, which sounds like a dare and a gift at the same time.
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Hand-Rolled Tamales Sell By The Dozen Every Morning At This Omaha Mexican Market In Nebraska
Tamales made right inside the store share shelf space with warm tortillas and spicy fried chicken at one busy Nebraska supermarket. Since the tamales are made in-house, they appear when they’re ready, which makes every trip feel a little like a treasure hunt. The doors open early every single...
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The Nebraska Cafe Where Chilaquiles Share Five Pages Of Breakfast With Pancakes
Five pages. That’s how much breakfast menu one Nebraska restaurant hands you before your coffee even cools. Chilaquiles sit on those pages right next to stacks of pancakes, and nobody seems to find that strange. The pancake lineup includes Tres Leches pancakes. There are caramel-topped waffles, crepes, and fresh-squeezed...
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This Spooky Iowa Restaurant Has A Ghost Story Perfect For Halloween Season
A Main Street cafe in southwest Iowa was once picked as the setting for a ghost documentary. The filmmaker showed up ready to hunt for spirits. Then the noise next door chased him across the street instead. That’s a story I’d happily retell over a plate of smoked prime rib....
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This Tiny Omaha Restaurant Serves Duck Fries and Wild Burgers
Duck confit on french fries, crab rangoon piled over potatoes, and a burrito stuffed with poutine. That is the kind of menu you will find at Block 16, a small restaurant in downtown Omaha that has built a following by giving familiar comfort food some unexpected twists. The kitchen goes...
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This Nebraska Sausage Shop Uses Traditional Butchering Methods That Are Becoming Rare Today
Over 140 kinds of sausage come out of one small butcher shop. Blueberry, cherry, and pineapple links sit right beside barley blood sausage and Polish liver sausage with buckwheat. The recipes come from Poland, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Greece, Sweden, Ireland, and more. The owner calls proper butchering an art, not...
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A Lebanese Grocery In Nebraska Bakes Its Own Pita And Stocks Spices You Won’t Find At Chain Stores
A family’s homemade hummus and falafel sit just a few steps from bulk bins where you can fill your own glass jars with lentils. That combo alone got my attention. Add a small kitchen turning out shawarma, and I was sold. The shelves lean Middle Eastern, with kosher products,...
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You Haven't Tried Nebraska's Best Wings Until You've Had Them Char-Buffed
Fried, sauced, then thrown on the grill. That last step is what Oscar’s Pizza & Sports Grille in Omaha calls char-buffed, and it turns a standard bar wing into something with caramelized edges and a texture closer to barbecue. Most wing joints ask which sauce you want; Oscar’s asks how you want it cooked, too, […]
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This Riverfront Nebraska Catfish House Has Served Big Plates For Decades
Golden catfish, overflowing sides, and a river rolling past the windows make dinner here feel bigger than a normal night out. Decades of serving generous plates have turned this Nebraska restaurant into the kind of stop people remember long after the meal is over. Along the river, platters arrive crowded...
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Why This Downtown Sandwich Haven Has Locals Hooked for Life – Omaha, Nebraska
Downtown Omaha has a place where a meatloaf sandwich gets the attention usually reserved for a fancy dinner, and the bread deserves an introduction of its own. Kitchen Table, the husband-and-wife restaurant on Farnam Street, wins people over with familiar food made with thoughtful attention. For travelers, that means discovering...
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Biscuits And Gravy Draw Breakfast Crowds To This Little Nebraska Diner Inside An Old Fire Station
The sausage gravy here gets poured under a wood ceiling that has hung above the dining room since 1900. Back then, the building housed firefighters and their equipment. Today, it houses one of the busiest breakfast tables in Nebraska. Two wooden beams from the old bell tower still stand inside....
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Oven-Fried Chicken Comes Out Of A Former Housing Authority Kitchen At This Nebraska Soul Food Spot
The famous fried chicken here never touches a deep fryer. It bakes in an oven, seasoned with family recipes that go back more than 100 years. That alone would grab my attention. Then I learned the restaurant once cooked out of a former housing authority kitchen. Today it serves from...
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Jerk Goin' Berzerk Brings Nebraska's First Jerk Fusion Menu to Midtown Crossing
A new restaurant billed as Nebraska's first jerk fusion concept is set to take over a vacant corner of Midtown Crossing next spring, bringing Jamaican-inspired heat to a stretch of Omaha that just lost one of its longtime tenants. Jerk Goin' Berzerk will open in spring 2027 at 220 South 31st Avenue, Suite 3107, the space formerly occupied by Pa Más Kitchen, with a motto that leaves little to the imagination: “We jerk everything.”