While at the airport, I stopped to grab a cup of coffee. This was a terrible experience. Service…read morewas unnecessarily rude. She was impatient and rude. I could look past this. I ordered a large brewed coffee, black. The coffee was bad. Really, really bad. I don't even know how coffee could turn out this bad. I drink a lot of coffee every day. Most of the time I make it my self, alternating between a french press and a pour-over at home. On occasion, I grab a coffee while I'm out. Sometimes it's good, sometimes it's not so good. I've never had a cup of coffee this bad in my life! Somehow, the have maximized and combined sour, bitter, and stale flavors. It didn't smell or taste of coffee at all. I couldn't even force myself to drink more than a few sips. $4(+ tip) went right in the trash.

My latte foam AND the coffee tasted old and stale, making the drink impossible to enjoy. I returned…read moreto the counter and politely asked if they would be willing to add a couple pumps of something sweet so I could enjoy the drink. I was met with a deadpan face telling me I had to pay extra. I informed her the ingredients tasted wrong and she told me I should have asked what was in it before ordering it.

Was in the Old market area with friends, so I thought I would give this location a shot. They have…read moretons of food, drinks, and snack options. I was in a tea mood, so I got matcha with a shot of strawberry puree. My drink was both creamy and sweet which is what you expect in high quality matcha. Their drinks come with oat milk but you can change that upon request. What I really like about this Godega Market location is that it's intertwined with the Old Market Passageway. It's just a cute spot with tons of history and delicious restaurants nearby. Perfect for a quick drink right before a meal. This location also has tons of outdoor seating and some indoor seating as well. Definitely my favorite location versus the one in Aksarben. Can't wait to be back!

I snagged a turkey sandwich from Godega market for lunch the other day while walking buy. I ended…read moreup eating on their patio area. The place has a ton of goodies and good amount of grab and go options. The sandwich itself was simple but the lettuce had a nice crisp still and the tomatoes had some crunch left. It came with a mustard and mayo packet in the container as well. Staff was friendly enough. Definitely worth stopping in when in the area and I'm sure it's great for groceries if you need something or drinks if you live downtown.

I came here today while waiting for my flight back home. Much has changed at this airport here in…read moreOmaha. This place, Plum Market took over the Kracky McGees and the place behind it. This South Terminal end of the airport is known as Bar 18. The North end Terminal is known as Bar 14. I met a manager guy named Taylor who explained this to me. He is a cool guy. He stated it's a grocery market trying to do this for the first time. Upon ordering my food and drink, Brie was very helpful and so sweet in guiding me what to order!!! The restaurant/Bar interiors are the same as before. Nice place to sit while watching airplanes out the window, enjoying a drink at the bar, or watching a game in one of the seats while eating! I ended up ordering a chicken quesadilla with salsa and sour cream, minus the corn, peppers, and onion mixture. I also got the large caramel Latté. My quesadilla was beautifully made with a good cooked chicken taste. My caramel Latté was sooooooooo gooooooooooood!!! So far, I really like the new place! Overall from friendly service, to good food and drink, and a new owner and concept, I recommend you give them a try!!! I will be coming back here when passing through the Omaha Airport South Terminal!!!

Plum Market seems to have replaced the Scooters Coffee Shop stand inside the airport north terminal…read moreat Eppley. They have way less specialty coffee and food options now and my iced latte was not very good. Service was slow as it is pretty much the only option in the concourse. Hopefully after the airport construction in the next few years they have better restaurant options in the airport terminals as it is extremely limited right now.

Very kind service despite my rather weird order, excellent espresso and London fog by my standards,…read moreand the perfect coffee shop study ambiance. No notes!

If you blink, you might miss her... she's a flight of stairs down below, tucked away off Jones St!…read moreBut when you walk in, holy comfort. Because I am a woman in my mid forties, I HAD to try one of their specials aptly named "Hello Kitty"; but make her hot! I do love a strong hazelnut flavor to my lattes and this gal didn't disappoint. Very smooth, zero irritation on the stomach, with a smidge of a caramel kick at the end. Requested oat milk out of preference - or maybe habit? - but she was wonderful. I had my eyes on a few of those cupcakes in their display case and never mind those breakfast sammies listed on their menu... next time, next time... Can we talk about their study rooms for a minute?! Where was this when I was deep in the studies?! Perfect place for a small gathering of sorts, especially in their $20/hr conference room. But those bathroom stall doors... does that green not just make you happy?! If urban coffee shops filled with art from local artists, big plush comfy couches, lived in comfy chairs, or just dig the vibe of a downtown coffee shop, try them! If you aren't a coffee lover, there's other drinks on the menu for indulgent purposes, along with some pretty neat combos; flavored cold foams with such-and-such...

The Mill on Leavenworth is a one of a kind place. Not only…read moreis the customer service always friendly and welcoming, but they serve scrumptious food and drinks that ease your thirst. I got the everything bagel it was warmed up and served with a side of cream cheese. The cappuccino was warm and perfectly tasted like coffee with the right amount of milk. I added vanilla syrup to it. The energy stinger flavor is raspberry lemonade. It tasted tangy like a lemon. It's very high quality lemonade. The flavors complement each other for this drink. I love the indoor seating it is very open and laid back. They also have outdoor seating with tables and chairs. 10/10!

My go to for coffee in Omaha. The cafe has a similar vibe to the Haymarket location, with similar…read moredecor and ambience, along with a beautiful patio to enjoy the outside. My favorite coffee drink is the granita, but you can't go wrong with any of their options. I also recently discovered they have a bar after hours! The perfect place to stop for a spritz on the patio on a beautiful afternoon.

I loved Hardy Coffee!…read more It was our last morning in Omaha and I really needed something besides hotel coffee to start my day. I saw that this place was nearby on Yelp and once I googled them I realized I could place an online order for pickup. If you know me, you know I love a good order ahead option! We did just that and my husband walked over to get the coffee and return. I had their espresso tonic and it was absolutely lovely. This was hands down the best coffee I had in Omaha and I hope to return someday!

I really love Hardy Coffee, i've been a few times now and the coffee has always been really tasty…read more I know they homemake at least some of their coffee syrups and you can taste the difference! I also love their space, it's beautiful and very open. The only thing that keeps me from going back more is I feel that they are quite a bit more expensive then other local coffee shops. Often times after I had an alternative milk, my coffee is $10+ which is just hard to justify on a regular basis.

Absolutely wonderful experence!. Nice place to just sit and chill and enjoy your coffee and a good…read morefresh snack!.. I highly recommend it!

LOVED the building and owner:)…read more This place has an unmatched rustic vibe. It has charm and character, and a story to it. What was so sad was the rave reviews, and stellar experiences listed had my expectations through the roof! The matcha tasted like close to nothing, more like a sweet milk. I don't recommend grabbing this drink if you stop by! The coffee was robust, and quite interesting. It's a fun stop for the vibes and chatting, not for me taste wise! Thanks for the amazing experience though:)

I really wanted to love this spot. Astute Coffee is absolutely beautiful inside -- clean, warm,…read morethoughtfully designed, and somewhere you actually want to linger. The branding and overall vibe feel intentional, and I genuinely appreciate their mission and what they're trying to build in Omaha. That part really stands out. That said, the coffee itself didn't quite hit for me. I ordered a seasonal latte and was excited for something distinctive, but the flavor felt pretty muted. It tasted more like a standard latte than something seasonal or layered. Not bad by any means -- just not memorable. I'd still come back to try something else because the space and concept are strong. I just hope the drinks lean a little more bold next time.

Astute is very truly a GEM among the Omaha coffee shop community…read more You can expect warm hospitality, bright and spacious seating areas, thoughtfully made pour overs and a fun seasonal menu. When I get the chance to sit somewhere for awhile, Astute is my first choice. It's generally quiet enough to read or study, and the pour over service is truly exceptional. The roasters they choose to work with are some of the best around. Astute's employees' commitment to serving their clients well and learning about the nuances of each coffee make for an excellent adventure each time. ++also, they carry Pettit's Pastries and you're gonna need to grab a donut while you're here. Best in town!++