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Landlocked Nebraska Has A Longtime Family-Favorite Omaha Seafood Spot Serving Fresh Oysters And Lightly Fried Fish
Oysters get shucked right in front of you at a seafood counter hundreds of miles from any ocean. That happens in Nebraska, and it happens every single day. The fish gets flown in from both coasts. The company behind it has been supplying fine seafood since 1979, long before poke bowls showed up on every corner.
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Started In A Dorm Room Kitchen, This Nebraska Kolache Bakery Now Rolls Thousands Every Weekend
Sausage gravy stuffed inside a soft, slightly sweet bun, handed out a drive-thru window before most folks find their car keys. That’s a normal weekday breakfast at one busy kolache counter in Nebraska’s largest city. The menu goes way past fruit pastries. Ranchero, BBQ brisket, chicken enchilada and...
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There There Opens in Midtown Omaha as Café, Wine Bar and Market
There There opened Oct. 14 at 3020 Leavenworth St., Suite 1, in the former Bubbly Tart space, the Omaha World-Herald reported. The midtown business combines an all-day café, wine bar and market, with breakfast, lunch and dinner alongside drinks and European-inspired food. The partnership brings together Katina Talley, who...
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This Omaha Spot Serves Giant Fried Chicken Sandwiches and Blue Hushpuppies
At Dirty Birds in downtown Omaha, fried chicken gets an unusual treatment before it reaches the fryer. The kitchen brines its chicken in sweet tea, a signature technique that helps set this restaurant apart from the usual fried chicken spots. Inside the historic Flatiron building, the menu goes well beyond...
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Steaks Get Cut To Order Behind The Glass Counter At This Nebraska Butcher Shop Open Since 1909
Somewhere in Nebraska, a butcher shop keeps roughly 140 kinds of sausage on hand. That count includes Wisconsin brats, English bangers, Portuguese linguica, and a sweet link called the Cherry Bomb with a little heat behind it. The steaks don’t come pre-wrapped and waiting, either. They get cut to order...
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Cause & Culture: Bright Eyes brings fans together to support LGBTQ+ community before Omaha show
Omaha-based band Bright Eyes hosted an exclusive community barbecue ahead of their show at The Admiral on Tuesday for fans to connect over free food, drinks, merch, and a greater purpose. Bright Eyes, of course, has been one of Omaha’s claims to fame since the mid-2000s. The indie band fronted...
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Folks Still Crowd The Counter At This Nebraska Steakhouse That Has Grilled Over Open Flame Since 1956
A steak dinner here can come with a live soundtrack drifting across the room. The whole place leans into a 1940s and 1950s supper club mood, so your filet arrives feeling a little like a movie scene. Cheesesteak egg rolls share the menu with a Cajun ribeye. Dessert brings bananas...
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Omaha Playhouse Sets Evil Dead: The Musical for Oct. 22-Nov. 8
Chainsaws, blood-soaked show tunes and a front row that comes with its own splash zone are set to take over the Omaha Community Playhouse this fall. The non-profit theater's Howard Drew Theatre will stage Evil Dead: The Musical, a horror-comedy mashup that follows a group of friends whose weekend cabin getaway spirals into supernatural chaos, with loyalty and survival tested as everything falls apart around them.
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The Nebraska Flea Market So Packed With Finds You’ll Want To Bring A Lunch
World War II relics, stacks of books, and motorcycle rally shirts can all share one roof. Add vintage Matchbox cars, coins, records, and a healthy dose of truly weird stuff. That mix is real, and it lives in one Nebraska shop. The building looks small from the street. Step through...
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Nebraska Humane Society: Signs your dog is happy, according to a veterinary behaviorist
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - Dogs cannot tell owners directly whether they are happy, but a board-certified veterinary behaviorist says there are clues that show a dog is content and relaxed. Dr. Amy Pike said one sign is a dog’s ability to rest. Normal dogs can sleep up to 16 to...
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Jason Voorhees actor to appear at Scary Acres
Lock your doors, Jason Voorhees is coming to Omaha. Or at least an actor who portrayed the famous film slasher is. Actor and producer James Stokes, known for portraying Friday the 13th icon Jason Voorhees in “Voorhees: Night of the Beast,” is coming to Scary Acres Oct. 24-25.
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Tasty Pizza Shuts Blair Shop, Owner Says Remote Site Was Too Far to Manage
Tasty Pizza closed its Blair storefront Friday, with owner Mary Joseph saying the shop at 1653 Washington Street was simply too far from her Omaha base to manage properly. The scratch-kitchen pizzeria, known around the metro for 8-inch personal pies and a no-delivery counter-service model, now operates from two remaining Omaha spots — one at 60th and Woolworth streets and another at 32nd Avenue and Oak Street.