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Taylor, NE · Food & Drink
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Our Verdict On 10 Nebraska Steakhouses Still Cutting Steaks In House And Who Took The Top Spot
One Omaha steakhouse moved into the top floor of a packing plant back in 1934. It still has butchers on staff, cutting and aging beef right there in the building. That detail stopped me cold. Another spot on this list has grilled steaks since 1933, surrounded by a hunter’s big-game trophies.
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Nebraska Shoppers Keep Coming Back To This Butcher Shop Where Fresh-Cut Steaks Still Come At Fair Prices
Alligator, goat, bison and rabbit share counter space with ribeyes at one Nebraska butcher shop. That lineup alone made me stop scrolling. The shop’s slogan is a cheeky one: You Can’t Beat Our Meat. The butchers will cut a ribeye to the exact thickness you ask for. They...
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Brisket, Burgers And A Drive-Through Fill The Menu At This Grill On Nebraska’s Highway
Wednesday hot beef has its own word-of-mouth network in one tiny highway town. Travelers get told about it by strangers before they even sit down. The brisket here turns up on nachos and salads, not just a plate. There’s a burger of the month too. It gives regular drivers...
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This Nebraska Restaurant Makes A Prime Rib Dinner Feel Like An Affordable Treat
Brass steer horns cover the front doors of a Nebraska steakhouse that has been roasting prime rib since the days of cattle drives. I’m convinced that alone is enough to wake up your inner kid. Kids get a special grin before a big outing. It starts in the car...
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Skip The Fruit Filling Because This Nebraska Bakery Bakes Savory Hand Pies Stuffed With Sausage And Potato
The pie dough at one Nebraska bakery has a name. The bakers call it Doug, and Doug is made with European butter. That buttery crust gets folded around fillings you won’t find in a toaster pastry box. Think sausage and potato, ham and cheese, or a breakfast pie with sausage, kimchi, egg and cheese.
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Everyone Heads To The Big Grocery Chains, But This Nebraska Shop Has Been Selling Japanese Favorites For Decades
Sushi-grade fish, Hawaiian Portuguese sausage, and hard-to-find BOSS coffee share one small set of shelves in Nebraska. That combination alone made me stop scrolling. The store started life under a different owner’s name, and some families have shopped there through more than one address. Decades later, it still stocks the ingredients for a proper home sushi night.