Juniata

Juniata, NE · Food & Drink
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This Family-Run Nebraska Lithuanian Bakery Still Makes Its Own Tortes And Kolaches After Three Generations
The building looked more like somebody’s house than a bakery, and I almost drove right past it. Then I walked inside and found glass cases full of layered tortes, poppy seed kolaches, and dark loaves of rye. It turned out to be one of the oldest family bakeries in...
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Omaha Public Market Renderings Revealed
Since news of a public market broke last year, it’s one of the projects I am most excited about. Plans for a public market like those in Chicago, Minneapolis, Kansas City, and Milwaukee date back to at least 2015 when there was a failed attempt to open one at 10th and Pierce Streets.
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This Nebraska Buffet Has Been Feeding Sunday Crowds From The Same Steam Tables For Decades
The exit sign promised gas and maybe a quick sandwich, nothing more. Then a set of stained glass doors swung open onto mahogany, brass, and the smell of prime rib, and lunch turned into an hour of wandering hallways. Some Nebraska restaurants simply feed people, and a few keep a...
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This Nebraska Bakery Is Completely Gluten-Free So Every Cinnamon Roll And Slice Of Sourdough Is Safe
I only stopped because the sign promised bread, and I was hungry enough to follow it anywhere. What I found in a quiet Nebraska shopping strip was a bakery where nobody has to ask a single nervous question about gluten. Every roll, loaf, and cupcake in the case is made...
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This Nebraska Restaurant Chain Began In 1949, And One Of Its Locations Still Serves The Signature Sandwich
The plan was simple: grab something fast on a busy weekday and keep driving through Nebraska. Then a warm bread pocket stuffed with beef, cabbage, and onion landed on the tray, and the quick stop turned into a history lesson. That sandwich has a story stretching back more than seventy...
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Cause & Culture: Jojo’s brings California cravings to an Omaha food truck
On one particularly humid evening this July, I found myself at one of Heartwood Preserve’s Friday night farmers markets. I was strolling past the merchants, admiring the local wares, when out of the corner of my eye I saw a colorful food truck with a whimsical name: Jojo’s Schnackie Snacks. I approached to check out the menu, which had a mix of the Mexican-inspired treats I knew and loved alongside foods I had never heard of before, like Dubai cups.
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7-Brew Drive Thru Coffee grand opening in Beatrice
A new business officially opening up in Beatrice Monday. While doing so, they are also giving back to the community. 7-Brew drive thru coffee had its grand opening Monday in Beatrice as it welcomes coffee drinkers from all over the area. A drive thru coffee establishment start in Arkansa, has made its way to the midwest. Along with the ribbon cutting, a donation to the Hope Crisis Center.
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Halloween Pop-Up Bars and Parties in Omaha
Looking for a Halloween-themed night out in Omaha? Dance until you froth, wander a castle’s haunted halls or join a coven’s bar crawl. Omaha’s vibrant line up of Halloween pop-up bars and themed events serve as a driver for local tourism and economic development during the fall season. By transforming established venues and historic landmarks into seasonal attractions, the city stimulates foot traffic across Omaha’s entertaining neighborhoods from the Old Market to Aksarben Village, Blackstone to Benson and across the metro.
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This Nebraska Mexican Restaurant Loads Burritos With Steak, Chicken, And Shrimp Until You Can Only Finish Half
Some of the best meals in Nebraska happen in buildings you would drive past without a second look. A plain storefront near a big-box store does not promise much, and then a plate lands on the table that could feed two people. One burrito here holds steak, chicken, and shrimp...
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This Nebraska Steakhouse Keeps Turning First Time Diners Into Regulars
First impressions matter more than we’d like to admit. There’s an old saying: don’t judge a book by its cover, but that first impression still decides whether there’s a second visit at all. It’s a lot like watching a show. If it doesn’t grab you in...