Getting the Coffee Passport has helped me discover so many new places, and this week's stop was…read moreStir Coffee Bar. The shop is on the smaller side, but it wasn't too busy on a Saturday morning, and we had no problem finding a table. I noticed several people working on their laptops, so it seems like a great spot to get some work done or just relax with a coffee. I ordered an iced oat milk latte and a cinnamon roll bread pudding. The bread pudding was SO GOOD. I would honestly make the drive just to have that again. They also offer a variety of toasts and pastries if you're looking for something to eat. One thing I always appreciate about coffee shops is when they feature products from other local vendors, and Stir had a nice selection of things like jewelry, mugs, and puzzles. Overall, it was a great experience, and I'm glad the Coffee Passport brought me here. I'll definitely be back for that bread pudding!

The first time walking in, the overall atmosphere was very calm and quiet, nice relaxing…read moreatmosphere. I liked the little gift shop and the cozy couch and chairs. Ordering took me a while because I had never been there and just looking over the menu I was expecting more combinations to choose from but it is very much build your own. I enjoyed the seasonal menu although I did think the tiramisu cold foam was a drink because it was under drinks but it was just a topping. I did get a vanilla latte with the tiramisu cold form and it was DELICIOUS! I would definitely try it again the next time I go. The barista that helped me was very kind and friendly. She helped me make the best selection. The types of milk you can get is Oat, Coconut, whole cream and half and half, I did wish they had a skim milk option but the coconut milk was very good in my latte. My sister ordered a Blueberry Matcha Tea, she enjoyed it and said the blueberry wasn't a strong flavor profile. I would recommend stopping in and getting a drink and having a nice conversation with someone.

The best coffee shop has a second location?!? It's inside the Omaha music conservatory but you're…read moreable to enter directly into the shop from the west door. It has all of the same charm and coziness of the original location while being more spacious with more seats. I tried another drink off the Finter (seasonal) menu the Juniper Latte and it was delicious and reminded me of my favorite gin!!! The baristas are always amazing. There's a cute kids corner with toys and books. Giant parking lot available. There is a ramp on the south side for strollers/wheelchairs etc.

I love this location. Staff is always nice, what you asks for comes out quickly and there is crazy…read moreamount of seating. Great for meetings of a hang out!

I've been thinking about this drink ever since I went to Rally - months ago! This was the Frosty's…read moreFlag White with spiced pear. It was subtly sweet, espresso forward, and warm and cozy. With a featured drink like this, I'm bound to return for other seasons! The only reason I even tried this unique combo was the delightful barista who talked me thought the different seasonal offerings. She was friendly and fast paced! The environment was filled with windows and some small plants - the perfect place to accomplish some laptop tasks. I can't wait to go back!

Nice little spot in downtown Omaha to grab a latte! I usually don't enjoy flavored lattes, but the…read moresyrups were homemade and much better than *insert big name coffee shop here*. Service was great! Definitely will be back!

This is one of my favorite places to both go get a coffee on the weekend and also buy my coffee…read morebeans. You can totally taste the quality of their own roasted beans. They have fun flavors at this location that you can try while you're in the store, I love getting their seasonal lattes when I visit.

Everyone was so welcoming as soon as I walked through the door. I believe every single employee…read moregreeted me as soon as I walked in! I felt like a celebrity. I loved the aromas and vibes of the shop. They have an assortment of items for sale including coffee beans, shirts, mugs, and chocolate covered espresso beans amongst many other things! I got the spicy nut latte off the seasonal menu. I got an iced medium along with the dark chocolate covered espresso beans and both were delicious!! The prices here are insanely reasonable. I paid just a little over $9 for both items. I couldn't believe it! I wish this was a place where I can just sit and take in the smells as I enjoy my coffee, but there is no seating as this is more of an actual store that also serves coffee. However, that won't stop me from being a regular visitor!

This coffeehouse is at the end of a small greenway that runs diagonally through the neighborhood…read more It is not a business-y area and the cafe itself has been decorated up splendidly. As a non-coffee drinker, my first choice chai was not available, but their matcha produced an interesting result, which was sweetened but not overly sweet. Despite the fact that they offer house made almond and cashew milk, I was a bit surprised that they recommended sticking with the local dairy milk for those that do dairy. I gave it a shot and I suspect it did contribute a lot of the flavor. They had a small baked goods selection heavy on the vegan and gluten-free, and the chocolate chip cookie with salt had a slightly unusual texture bad was a credible cookie with plenty of chocolate. It is the sort of place that caters to special diets and offers specific local options, and the quality was worth coming back for.

Myrtle & Cypress has a lot of charm, but the overall coffee experience was pretty average for us…read more The biggest highlight is the building itself. The coffee shop is housed in what appears to be a beautifully restored old home, giving it a warm, cozy atmosphere that's much more inviting than your typical modern café. It's a great place to relax and enjoy a quiet cup of coffee. I ordered a cortado, and my wife Laura had an espresso. Neither drink was bad, but neither really stood out either. I was hoping for a stronger, bolder cortado with a little more punch, and it ended up being just average. Our waitress was pleasant enough and took good care of us, but nothing particularly memorable. One thing that did strike me as odd was when I asked about the history of the house. Since it's such a unique building, I was curious to learn more, but she seemed somewhat evasive and told me the bare minimum. It was a little surprising given how much character the building has. Overall, Myrtle & Cypress is a nice place to visit if you're looking for a cozy atmosphere, but I think the coffee could be a bit stronger and more memorable. I'd consider coming back, especially for the ambiance, but there are other coffee shops in Omaha I'd probably choose first.

This might be the best-kept coffee secret in Lincoln! I finally got the chance to visit today, and…read morethe drinks were absolutely out of this world. A lot of coffee shops can start to feel the same when it comes to flavors, but not this place. Every drink has its own unique taste and truly lives up to its name. The ladies were incredibly friendly and helpful, taking the time to recommend the perfect drink based on my preferences, and they absolutely nailed it! I'll definitely be back tomorrow. If I lived in Lincoln, they would probably have all my money! This is easily one of the top coffee shops in the state, not just in the city. Highly recommend checking it out!

Did I drive 30 minutes to try coffee from here? Yes. Was it worth the drive? Also, yes…read more In ordered an iced medium size salted caramel devotion. It was SO yummy!! If you love strong and sweet coffee, come here!! I discovered 1893 thanks to social media and word of mouth. I knew the coffee was great because after the first sip, I started drinking it like water. So good, smooth, and strong! 1893 has easily landed in my top 3 coffee spots in Lincoln. I can't comment too much on the ambiance because I used the drive through. They have a menu outside, but currently (February 2026) the speaker isn't working. Customers have to order at the window. However, it wasn't a big deal. My drink was ready in less than 5 minutes. Employees were very friendly and made my drink perfectly. I'd love to come back and enjoy the inside of their space. It looked cute, cozy and quaint inside. It might be the perfect place to work, relax and enjoy a good cup of joe. 10 out of 10 recommend 1893 coffee and cream!

I really love the vibe of Amateur Coffee! It's a small space with limited seating, so it definitely…read morefeels more like a grab-and-go kind of spot. They're a vegan coffee shop, and even though I'm not vegan, I still really enjoy their drinks. This last visit I ordered a brown sugar shaken espresso and it was amazing. My boyfriend got a dirty chai and that was really good too. Their staff is amazing! I also always love looking at all the art and items they have for sale. The decor and overall concept are just so cool and different. Such a great coffee shop. Definitely recommend!

Coffee is great and I love the use of jars Service is hit or…read moremiss and the ambiance is nice

Primary Coffee has a really solid drink menu with plenty of options, so there was no shortage of…read morethings I wanted to try. I ended up ordering the s'mores latte, and it was delicious--not overly sweet, with great flavor. The space itself is massive with an industrial feel. You can tell they've put effort into making it feel warm and inviting, but if you're looking for that small, cozy coffee shop atmosphere, this probably isn't the place. It's more open and airy than intimate. Overall, I'd definitely come back for the coffee. The drinks were great, the menu offers a lot of variety, and it's worth a stop if you're in the area.

Primary Coffee Co delivers excellent coffee and friendly, honest service. My wife ordered the…read moreginger spice coffee drink, and I had a cortado--both were excellent and clearly made with care. The atmosphere has more of a warehouse/industrial feel, which is well done, though personally I prefer a slightly more homey, cozy vibe. That's more a matter of taste than a knock on the place itself. Our server, Bree, was very kind and genuinely appreciated. I originally wanted a cappuccino, but she was upfront that it was her first day working solo and she didn't know how to make one yet. Instead of guessing, she told me honestly, and I opted for the cortado she did know how to make--and I really respected that transparency. Great drinks, good service, and a solid local coffee spot. Definitely worth a visit, and I'd happily come back.