Amazing store and staff! Great spot to find all your favorite tabletop games. My go-to game store…read morein Omaha.

I was in Omaha because my wife had training in town, so we visited this shop. Upon walking in, we…read morewere greeted and asked if we were looking for anything. Though we were just browsing, we felt welcomed. As we browsed, we realized that the shop was packed with merchandise, which was exciting to see since it play 40k and they had a lot of it available. Ended up picking up a board game and my wife bought me a 40k novel for my birthday(which they had a decent selection of too). This shop is awesome and makes me wish i was local.

If you've got love for the 'ha and want to show it in your style -- but don't want a big "OMAHA"…read moreemblazoned across your chest a la middle school swag -- then the River City Social Club has a line for you. They sell an original line of t-shirts that highlight different neighborhoods by listing the local streets. Need a reminder of where you came from or directions on how to get back? Just look down. I personally opted for the general Omaha shirt (Center, Pacific, Saddle Creek, Dodge, Leavenworth & Maple) as there has yet to be a Tomahawk Hills/Keystone design ... Apparently the 90th & Fort crew just isn't as cool as North O, Dundee or Benson. Go figure. Neighborhood-specific options: - North O (24th, Ames, Fontenelle Blvd, 16th, Redick, 42nd, 30th, Lake & Sorenson) - Dundee (Happy Hollow, Chicago, Underwood, 49th, California, Davenport & 50th) - Benson (NW Radial, Maple, 62nd, Military, Blondo, Corby)

I came into the club with a friend who is a member on Friday evening. It was much cooler than when…read moreI took the hard hat tour a couple years ago. It give very much like a boutique hotel and smells incredible. The espresso martini is worth the membership alone. Made with their super fancy espresso machine, their bartenders know exactly how to make it memorable. We had a great time catching up. I hope I get invited back again.

From the owner: Apiary Social Club, nestled in Omaha’s Heartwood Preserve, offers an exclusive, members-only…read moreenvironment designed for those who appreciate luxury, community, and meaningful connections. This lifestyle club invites members to relax, network, and celebrate through a series of curated experiences, from whiskey tastings to social gatherings and professional seminars. The club spans over 2,500 sq. ft. of luxurious facilities, including a full-service cocktail lounge, an expansive cigar lounge with a private humidor, and a scenic terrace outfitted with cabanas and firepits for a unique outdoor experience. Members have access to private whiskey, wine, and cigar lockers, allowing them to enjoy a personalized experience with each visit. For those seeking both business and leisure, a state-of-the-art conference room is available for virtual and in-person meetings, blending functionality with a sophisticated ambiance. Apiary’s expertly trained staff is on hand to guide members through its premium selection of global wines, spirits, and cigars. Beyond the club’s walls, members can participate in exclusive experience trips, wine tours, and other off-site events that foster community and discovery. Whether enjoying a quiet evening or a lively social event, Apiary Social Club is the ultimate destination for professionals, enthusiasts, and luxury lovers alike, offering a welcoming atmosphere that makes every gathering memorable.

Based on all the mailings I get from Boy's Town with full size calendars, pocket calendars,…read moregloves, socks, Christmas cards, etc I have never been moved to donate to them. All that "wasted postage and advertising" made me think the overhead for the charity had to be too much. I would rather donate to a charity that the majority of the donation goes to the actual cause. Prior to my review I would have given them a one or two star rating. I changed my mind somewhat after reading reviews for people that have visited Boy's Town. I learned that the organization has grown to include girls so the name Boy's Town is a little inaccurate. People that have visited first hand are quite impressed and usually give it a five star rating. I'm relieved that the organization serves a population that needs its care. I have adjusted my initial review with an additional star because the charity is obviously good. I still have to deduct two stars because the fund raising campaign goes overboard with mailing trinkets in hope of a donation. I'd rather they save their money and just tell the story of the history of Boy's Town. I actually made a donation not prior to Christmas because of the junk I received but instead I was inspired by Googling Boy's Town and learning from people that had visited there.

Boys Town National HQ I thought I reviewed. I used to get the calendar. They would send me mail…read moresolicitations. I haven't heard from them in a while. It's good to see my friend Susie L. Supports them. My parents introduced me to their work when I was a child. Like me my parents supported a lot of worthy causes.

Stopped by Clubhouse Lounge for dinner and as usual it didn't disappoint. Had their daily special…read morewhich was a smoked pulled pork sandwich which included fries and a cucumber onion salad. The sandwich is house smoked with plenty of tender pork on a grilled bun, the fries are hot and crispy, and the salad was delicious and refreshing. At $11 it is a steal! Many items are homemade and every day has a different special. Ordering is done at the bar and our food came out quickly. Employees are very friendly and efficient. This place is great for sports with several TVs around the bar, keno, darts, and complimentary popcorn!

I have always had a great time here, the food is excellent, staff is friendly and service is…read moreamazing. I recommend going to the clubhouse lounge.

Very comfortable cigar lounge and bar. Nice selection of cigars. Pricing a tad high but fair…read more Friendly staff and clean surroundings. I highly recommend.

We love coming to Safari for relaxing nights with good drinks and cigars! There's always a game on…read morefor the guys, and for the ladies, there are a wide range of cigars for different tastes and yummy drinks. I prefer shorter cigars with flavor and they usually have a good variety of them available. The drinks are top notch, the bartenders make them superbly, and they have an excellent espresso martini! The service is always quick and helpful, the noise level isn't too loud, quiet enough to have a regular conversation without having to yell. As with any cigar bar, you'll have to wash up when you get home and never wear anything you can't wash right away, but it's a good time so who cares?!

This is only for the drop off / donation area. I donated a bunch of items that are good quality but…read moreI just can't keep as I am moving. It was basically an entire car full of stuff that is totally re-sellable. The man who "assisted" me just wheeled the cart up, barely said hello, and did not assist me at all in unloading. There seemed to be plenty of men inside who might be willing to help but he did not ask for help. I unloaded everything myself as he sat and stared, in the heat. When I was done he grunted dramatically as he pushed the cart inside. I asked for a receipt and he blankly stared at me and said "did you see all the stuff you just brought in?" And I replied "yeah..." and he said he wasn't keeping track of everything... so I asked for a generic receipt and the whole process was just very uncomfortable. As someone who enjoys giving back to the community, thrifting, recycling, etc, I was very disappointed that an employee of Goodwill would treat me as if I was just dumping trash, rather than providing goods for the company to sell which would in turn would put money into his own wallet. I'm not sure if there are any other donation locations that actually help you unload stuff, or somewhere with staff that are more friendly and polite, but I would recommend going elsewhere if you are going to donate anything. I will not be donating here again.

I'm usually pretty indifferent towards Goodwills, but this one, for some odd reason, is probably my…read morefavorite Goodwill in the Omaha area. Why? I'm not sure, as you'll find your typical selection of clothes and junk here, maybe you can expect a few more name brands and "mall" clothes to appear on the racks than at other locations. But there's something else about this location that just gives me a sense of comfort -- it just "feels" good to me. Maybe I like it because the only time a stop here is when I'm out and about running errands or going to meetings in northwest Omaha. And a stop in here means a quiet treasure hunting excursion from the ennui that being a working adult so often brings. For whatever reason, I've had the best luck here finding t-shirts over button ups or pants or anything else. Plus Yon put up a pic on this listing of a Bart Simpson butt clock that (I think) is calling me out. She put up that pic nearly a year ago and I just came across it. Made my day!

This venue opened at the beginning of April and boasts an impressive, authentic restoration of this…read more1800s bar! The aesthetic is rustic/modern, and the space is great for a small-medium sized party with two connected rooms. I attended a Sip + Shop event as a vendor and the turnout was great! Lots of support, and nice people to meet with. The Moscow mule is great! Tastes amazing and I could feel it had a good amount of liquor immediately Perfect venue to book for a small reception/business meeting. I'll definitely be back!

We had a March Madness themed 40th birthday at Hall 31. Marissa was very responsive and easy to…read morework with leading up to the event and even worked directly with the caterer to give info about the food warmers and fridge availability--made planning a breeze for me. The party went off without a hitch! Everyone raved about the space. I will definitely be booking Hall 31 again.