I wrote this on my Facebook about my experience while traveling from California:…read more Today I was at a super cute café and ordered breakfast. After a couple of minutes, I went back up to the counter and asked if they had already started making it, because I wanted to change my order. The kitchen was open, so I said to the cook, "Don't worry about it if you've already started. I know my indecision can impact people, and I don't want to be a problem." He looked at me and said, "No, it's totally fine. Would you like some veggies on the side?" "Yes, that would be amazing," I said, and walked back to my table... and burst into tears. It wasn't just what he said. It was the kind energy in his eyes. I felt someone who took pride in what he was making, and who genuinely wanted people to be happy. I found myself asking, why am I crying? Because in a world where so many people in power feel disconnected, where corporations can make us feel like numbers, being genuinely cared for in a small café reminded me how much I love humans. Most people have love in their hearts and are trying to share it in their own small ways. As the world cracks, these simple things are more meaningful than ever.

I've been here 3 or 4 times and I'm always surprised that it's not more crowded. Always space to…read moresit even though it's not a huge place. They have so many menu options, breakfast, lunch and specials. The Whole Bird is an absolute MUST as well as the breakfast sandwich on the biscuit. Their freshly made bread is perfection. I had the grilled eggplant sandwich which was INCREDIBLE. The hummus was especially pleasing. I do always find the popcorn side a little odd, but there's nothing really wrong with it.

After many years I finally made it Cafe Postal, and what have I been missing! This place is…read moreabsolutely goregous. They've really kept a lot of the historical elements and pay homage to the postal service. I had a skinny hot latte, and a bagel sandwich for breakfast. I co-worked at a large table for hours, and finished with a chicken pesto sandwich. Both the bagael sandwich and the pesto were great! Nothing tasted microwaved. It was very gourmet. The staff is super friendly and its overall pretty quiet even when busy. I cant wait to go back.

I have been told to try Cafe Postale for a while now, and finally went to cowork and enjoy…read morebreakfast here! The staff is very friendly, and offered recommendations from the menu since I was unsure about what to choose. There was a variety of seating, and even an extra room full of chairs and beautiful natural lighting, complete with a view of the Durham! The setting is beautiful, classy, and upscale while being the perfect location to work. The music is relaxing as well, and I would love to have future study sessions here. I ordered the Orange Spice Tea Latte, and it was absolutely delicious. I loved the zest the orange added, while being milky and having the perfect amount of spice. It was absolutely delicious, and I would return simply for this. I also tried the Chive Biscuit Sandwich, which was a bit dry but otherwise good. The parking situation was not the most ideal, but to be expected in this part of Omaha. I was able to locate a spot but it was a tight squeeze and across on the bridge, but I would come again.

We stopped in for a quick coffee and ended up staying for breakfast. The space is bright and…read morevibrant, and Nelly was incredibly kind and welcoming! We started with a hot Mexican mocha and an iced horchata latte. Omg! They were both 10/10! I'm going to be dreaming of that horchata latte for years! We also ordered the chilaquiles verde with carne asada and it was probably the best breakfast I've ever had! I have zero complaints about this cafe and cannot wait to go back to Omaha to try it again.

Visited due to some good local reviews, but they featured a somewhat limited menu that did not have…read moreenough options to nab our group's interest, despite being inside. Liked the interior layout. The whole street is torn up for construction, so that makes things difficult for the business.

Fig is perfect pit stop to grab coffee and lunch or a snack, particularly for its location…read more(proximity to the Luminarium, Discovery Park, & the airport). The natural lightning and river views help to create a nice and relaxing space, while still casual enough that you don't feel bad bringing kids in. They source pastries from Lola's, and from the main food menu, I typically gravitate towards their hummus plate & grilled chicken. My only small complaint is that the sandwich breads we've tried are a little plain / underwhelming, but I just stick to the salads. Plenty of parking as well, so an all-around gem!

I stop here often. It's the best place to eat at Lewis and Clark Landing. It's the only place so…read moreI'm glad the food is good. I have been coming here since it opened. In the earlier days, it seemed like some of the menu items were too salty or whatever. But once they got established I have been happy with the experience every time. This is a restaurant attached to a science museum (but it can be entered separately). I go to a lot of museums and this food is miles better than most food you can get at most museums. I like that they offer items from local businesses such as Lola (for baked goods), Grove (juices) and Fermented Felon kombucha. Indoor and outdoor seating available. Windows are huge with a great view of the river. They serve a good iced tea, which can be not so good at other places. Also a nice hot drink selection. I like to go for a walk across the river, then come here and relax with a brownie or a slice of sweet potato cake. There is an entry fee to the museum if you want to go...or you can just meander over to the gift shop for free. It's a really good gift shop, if you are a nerd like me.

I went in to order a coffee on my break from the local construction outside, I ordered a latte, I…read morewas charged eight dollars, I was thinking that's a little absurd, but sure I let it go because they are no prices. When I received it, it was about a medium sized cup, and it was half full. Because of the kind of place it is I feel like I was ripped off and taken advantage of for being in working class.

Everything: food, service, affordability, is great! Ambiance leaves a little to be desired, in my…read morebook. I wish that I could eat here more often, because the daily-changing offerings are unique, delicious and comforting. Next door is Block 16, which also is slightly exotic, but doesn't do the good work that Table Grace does.

This Hawaiian coffee cafe is the pop up to be at! We went on their first Saturday open and will…read moredefinitely be back again soon. The amazing smell of Kona coffee roasting welcomes you as soon as you get near the door. The menu very limited and therefore they know their drinks! I was there shortly before they were closing so they had run out of some things. No worries as it was still wonderful. They have unique flavors you won't find on other menus. Make sure and get a Chex mix or two to take home. The native Hawaiian family owned venture is finding its footing and I hope they make it work! Thanks for a great coffee!

Cute small shop best for coffee dates/hanging out. Not enough space for studying. Unique menu to…read morechoose from!

We swung by River's Edge Café inside Prairie Flower Casino for a quick Saturday night bite, and let…read moreme tell you--it totally hit the spot. We wanted our food to-go, and the staff didn't even blink. Everything came neatly packed with utensils, making it super easy to grab and go. Honestly, whether you dine in or take it out, it's all served the same way--do with that what you will. We kicked things off with the chips and queso. The white queso had green chiles and just the right amount of heat, with a side of salsa that made it even better. Were the chips basically Tostitos? Yes. Did I care? Not one bit--they were still delicious. For $7, the portion was generous and perfect for sharing (or not). My husband ordered the Prairie Flower Burger and fries ($15), a double patty blend of ground beef and brisket topped with caramelized onions and your choice of cheese. He polished it off without a single complaint. It was hot, fresh, and exactly what you want in a burger. And the fries? Crispy, golden, and plentiful. I went with the club sandwich and house chips, and wow--that triple-decker meant business. For $12, the value was fantastic. My only tiny complaint? I wish they'd used full lettuce leaves instead of chopped--it got a little messy. But those house chips? Fresh, crispy, and borderline addictive. I'm officially hooked. Bonus points: you get a front-row seat to the casino floor while you wait. It's like dinner with built-in entertainment. Plus, the staff were all friendly and upbeat, which made the whole experience even better. The best part? We live just five minutes away, so everything was still piping hot by the time we got home. Their All Day Menu runs until 11 PM on weekdays and goes all the way until 2 AM on Fridays and Saturdays--perfect for night owls or anyone needing a late-night bite after hitting the slots. If you are a veteran, don't forget to tell them--you will get an extra 10% discount! I'll definitely be back to explore more of the menu--and I've already got my eye on breakfast next time.

This café serves the best espresso in town, elevated by housemade syrups that perfectly balance…read moresweetness without overpowering the coffee. Their seasonal flavors thoughtfully showcase Nebraska's local crops and produce. The baristas are friendly and attentive, providing knowledgeable service that enhances the experience. Baked goods from Sweet Magnolia's Bake Shop, local to Omaha, complement the excellent coffee.Lush greenery, curated music, and eclectic refurbished furniture creates a warm and vibrant atmosphere.

Giving this five stars for the coffee, but only three for the friendliness of the employees working…read morethere. I ordered the banana caramel iced latte and it exceeded my expectations! The banana was subtle and not fake or overpowering - so freaking good!

The gravy is its own food group!!…read more The service was quick, cheerful and my ice tea never went below half. Great prices! The cinnamon rolls are the size of a newborn and taste amazing! Her here and get you some!

If I could eat here everyday I would. Everything I or anyone else in my party has had is excellent…read more If you like pancakes the ones here are perfect. My husband was a cook for years and we both love this place.

Carne asada tacos were delicious. My friend had the chorizo and bean soles and also raved about how…read moregood they were. Quaint little spot that wasn't too busy or loud. Waitress and polite and kind.

I really used to love their food truck and went there often. The restaurant has failed to live up…read moreto my expectations. This was a third chance and I was disappointed again. I ordered their huitlacoche tacos - my favorite thing there (I also wanted a squash blossom taco but they were out). I was really surprised, and not in a good way, that the tacos had shredded iceberg lettuce on them. I don't think I have ever had a taco at a Mexican restaurant with lettuce on it. That's Taco Bell style. It's definitely not the way Mexitli tacos were served before. I don't like the way iceberg lettuce tastes, especially on warm food. It sounds like a little thing, but it literally ruined my lunch.