The Westgate Plaza Farm Stand is now open for the season - hooray!! They typically open right…read morearound Father's Day. A little pricier than the regular grocery store (maybe?) but so worth it for the quality. The tomatoes make the best BLTs. The watermelons are great for bringing to family picnics. I've never seen lettuce there but often times they have nuts, cherries, strawberries, or whatever is in season. Don't overlook the jarred items they have such as jams, salsas, syrups, and pickles. The pickled beets are fantastic as are the million dollar pickles. The landscape in the area has changed with the addition of a nearby Starbucks and the soon to be open Ace Hardware but it's still an easy in and out. I always pay with cash although I think cards are accepted. Whoever is working is always so friendly, too. So glad this place exists for fresh fruit and vegetables! I love the Farmer's Market but this is so much easier throughout the week. Making a stop here is one of the bright spots in my week.

Great vegetable selection. one of the nicest and convenient places for fruits and vegetables and…read moreoften surprising edibles.

Wow Jilian's has outdone themselves this fall. Normally I love stopping by all summer for fresh…read moreproduce and watermelon. I've really come to love this place for pumpkins. Wowza. So many pumpkins and so afffordable. I got 15+ pumpkins all sizes for $50. They're so beautiful and great for my lawn price wise I don't think can be beat. Plus the friendliest service

We've been coming here for years to buy our corns and melons. Staff are always courteous and…read morefriendly! Fruits and veggies are always fresh! We met the owner the other day and she was very helpful! She helped us pick three melons and they were very sweet and yummy! I highly recommend this place for your produce!

We love wenninghoffs! We can always get an amazing…read moreassortment of locally grown food here and we recently signed up for the weekly food pickup! We always get something special like peaches or fresh tomatoes. For only $15 a week (paid in a lump sum at the beginning of the summer) it's so worth it. We always have something local to have with dinner!

We finally stopped in at Wenninghoff's after two years of driving by and saying, "We should go…read morethere sometime." I'm glad we did! The market is packed with locally made and grown products. We picked up some sandwich pickles, local honey, and a massive seedless watermelon. Prices on some items were a little higher than expected, but given they're local, I didn't mind paying a bit extra--it feels good to support nearby farmers and makers. That said, there are a few things I'd probably skip. One thing to note: they add a $1 fee for card transactions, so if you want to avoid that, bring cash!

The Asian Market has one of the best selections I've seen--whether you're looking for fresh…read moreproduce, hard-to-find sauces, noodles, snacks, or specialty ingredients, they seem to have it all. It's the kind of store where you can go in for one thing and end up discovering five new favourites. Everything was well-stocked and organised, and the freshness--especially in the produce and refrigerated sections--really stood out. You can tell they take pride in what they carry. I really liked that they carried a wide range of various cookware, utensils, pots, cups, dishes, etc. They have a very good seafood selection and it is all fresh too. I wouldn't be hesitant in buying seafood from here and I'm from Florida which should say something. I was looking for some green loose leaf tea and the staff was also friendly and helpful, which made the experience even better. If you're trying to cook authentic Asian dishes at home or just want to explore something new, this is the spot. They also have a wide variety of Asian medicinals and makeups. I really enjoyed the little eating area and cafe style counter to buy lunch and drinks (boba and other Asian specialty drinks) at as well. Omaha is lucky to have a market like this--definitely worth the visit, and I'll be coming back often.

Overall 3.5, but rounded to a 4…read more As a visitor from out of state I was pleasantly surprised by the variety in this market. Prices were good compared to what I see in ABQ New Mexico. Lots of different Asian sauces, products, and other items. It gives me a feel of a 99 Ranch Market. There is a section of claw machines, which is rigged. Even though we did win some prize, some machines were kind of sketchy, one machine did take one of our tokens. There is a takeout/restaurant in the back, it was pretty busy while we were there. They had pre made banh mi to grab on the go, banh mi, is something that should be eaten fresh when possible. This place is pretty big and we'll organized. This is the only Asian market I've been to out here, but I think its pretty good being out here in Omaha. The cons is that the parking lot is tight, the layout of the registers are not in a good spot, when its busy the entrance way gets super congested and makes you feel cramped. The claw machine took our money and some of the machines with the good prizes didnt work. But its good to know there is a well stocked Asian market in the area.. for when have considerations to moving to the O

Daddy's Neighborhood Fresh Market is a small grocery store with local produce, about 90% of it…read morebeing organic. I was warmly greeted at the door by a gentleman who explained it was hard for local farmers to produce certified organic foods, but that is what they are trying to bring to this area of Omaha. You can easily pass it up on Radial Hwy, since the sign s pretty small, but it is on the SE corner of 48th and Radial Hwy. Parking out front is dangerous along the Hwy, but I did see a lot in the back which I presume you can park. I hope they do well in this location.

From the owner: Local organic GrassFed beef. Locally sourced produce all within 100 mile radius of omaharead more

I don't know where to even begin other than Nelson Produce Farm is truly a Nebraska spring staple…read moreand that if you have the opportunity to attend the Tulip Festival, you need to take it. The admission price is worth it for how many attractions there are here, and there is truly something for every age! Upon entering the farm, you are greeted with tons of cute decorations, garland, and photo ops, which are super fun and make the experience all-encompassing. I also thought they did a great job with signage since I was on the hunt for the tulips! There were two main sections for tulips: U-Pick, and for viewing only. Along my way to the decorative tulip fields, I was greeted by the cutest llamas and cows, and there were tons of adorable farm themed toys and set-ups, which would make this a great place to bring your family. The tulip fields alone were worth this visit. They were absolutely magnificent and there was such a gorgeous variety. Even with difficult weather, they still looked pristine and it didn't even feel like I was in Nebraska anymore! I used to live along the border of Germany/the Netherlands (where tulips are famed to grow) and I have seen many tulip attractions throughout my life, and Nelsons was still one of the best and most enjoyable experiences. I also chose to do U-Pick, which I regretted only because of the freezing weather, high winds, and my choice to wear a sundress, none of which is Nelsons fault. If the weather had been better this would be such a fun experience, and I still enjoyed browsing for the prettiest flowers. After picking a small bouquet, I made my way to the Farm Market, which was a huge shop full of everything from local products, foods, and goods, to Tulip Festival merch and fun mementos. There was also a small cafe where I got an iced coffee and took a moment to relax and enjoy the moment. I also ended up buying a small Schleich chicken figurine as a souvenir, and everyone who worked at Nelsons was incredibly sweet and friendly. I will absolutely be returning in the future and recommending this experience to everyone I know!

I wanted to update my original review after the business reached out and made things right. While…read moremy initial experience at the tulip festival was disappointing due to confusion about the advertised military discount and an interaction that didn't feel great at the time, I really appreciate how they handled it afterward. They took the time to apologize, sent a gift card, and have since updated their website to clearly reflect the discount details. That kind of follow-through truly shows they care about their customers and are willing to improve, which I respect. The location is beautiful and the flowers are absolutely worth seeing. I do still feel the pricing is a bit high, but overall I appreciate the effort to correct things and improve the experience for future visitors.

We started going to Casanova's after a friend had given us rave reviews about the fresh meat they…read moregot from the butcher. Since then we haven't looked back! I don't live close to the location, but I plan my weekly trip out to Casanova's. The service is great, and we feel like regulars whenever we go in. We usually go for the sirloin steaks and whatever homemade sausages they have for the week. They also have specials on some of their meat options that change depending on the season. I really appreciate their pricing here as well, we don't feel like we are breaking the bank with getting meat from here vs the grocery stores. Once you start getting fresh meat from Casanova's, you won't go back!

The owner is a complete fraud! He charged me an exorbitant $200 for a charcuterie board that I…read morespecified needed to serve 15 people. It barely had enough meat to make a sandwich for ONE person, along with grapes and cheese. I even saw a board on his website that he sells for $130, which could have easily fed 30+ people. I should have realized something was amiss when he said I made it just for you in a condescending manner. Spread the word, I have already started, that he does not treat every customer with the same respect. He is a crook!

This farmers market is nice and I'm glad it's here. It's just very small and could use some more…read morelife injected into it. I also noticed prices a bit higher than Aksarben market.

I love this location and variety of vendors.read more

This week we continued our visits to local farmers markets. I was reluctant to go to Old Market…read morearea due to past parking problems in the area, but there was plenty of street parking close to the market area. Although it is mattered parking, payment was easy using the Park Omaha app. Old Market is a cool environment and the Farmers Market fits right in. Largest selection of fresh produce of any of the Omaha area markets we've visited so far. But prices were also higher, so our purchases were limited to items we didn't find at other markets. Service was friendly and efficient. Wide variety of food choices if you want to eat. And as special bonus for me, there were two buskers playing the type of old time blues I like.

If you're looking for vibes that reminiscent to being in the big city, the Old Market farmers…read moremarket is the place to be. With many of the vendors on the brick streets, it's like strolling through your own rom-com. The vendors are turn out fresh produce, baked goods, drinks and more. My favorite is to get a pastry and coffee and leave with some bread, peppers, and flowers. I love the long season and how things change from May to October. Parking is convenient, but because they're on Saturdays, parking is not free (It's almost like they planned it that way...) but stll a fun thing to kick off your weekend.

I haven't been to the Omaha Whole Foods in a long time, maybe one to two years. It's not a super…read moreconvenient location and it's not very close to my home, so I mostly come when I need to get the odd ingredient. I stopped by today in particular to get apples because I forgot to grab them during my normal grocery run and I happened to be nearby. The first thing I noticed was the exterior building. It doesn't look like it's been updated or that well kept up since it was constructed. It looks like the building has aged, and that big sign on a post looks dated as well. The interior was not dirty, but also looked dated and could definitely use a refresh. Businesses in the Regency area tend to look fancier and better well kept up, so I'd like to see this Whole Foods get a little TLC. I just feel like the vibe is off a little from what I would expect. I also expected to see a wider variety of apples. I guess to me Whole Foods means lots of organic and natural items as well as a broader selection than what you might find at conventional grocery store like Hy-Vee. But that really wasn't the case. Other than having lots of organic options, the specific types of apples weren't that unique or exciting. When it came time to check out, there was not a single open register with a human being. They only had self check out open, which is not my immediate preference.

It's been years since I last visited the Omaha Whole Foods, but I decided to visit since they were…read moreadvertising large "organic" fresh turkeys. Upon entering I saw the computerized shopping carts with scanners and decided to give it a try. Once I figured out how to scan my ID into the cart, it worked perfectly. I found a 23 pound fresh turkey and had no problems scanning it into the cart. Also found some nice stuffing mix and chicken broth and scanned them into the cart too. Was looking for a specific type of beer and asked the person in the beer cooler about it. He said they didn't have it but recommended a nice alternative. Checkout was extremely easy using the cart once I figured out which lane I had to go through to trigger the final checkout. I'm a tech geek so enjoyed the whole shopping experience and the ambiance of the store. Was cool that the digital receipt showed up in my Amazon account. Prices were higher than I would normally pay, even for organic labeled food, but Whole Foods was the only place I could with organic labeled fresh whole turkey. The turkey and stuffing were delicious, so I consider it worth the cost. I'll probably be back next year for another turkey.