Great food, service and ambiance. Their food is one of the best in the breakfast/lunch arena.read more

There are certain places I always expect to have to wait, but always will because I know the food…read morewill be worth it- this is one of those places. Stopped in for brunch on a Saturday around 11am and waited about 25 minutes for a table. I didn't mind the wait, because they take your phone number and text you when your table is ready, so we were able to walk around countryside plaza during our wait. Our food hit the spot!!! I got the cali club which always blows me away. The fresh croissant from le quart is the cherry on top of an excellent sandwich. I usually stay away from breakfast sandwiches at restaurants in favor of other options, but will always make an exception here. My husband got the chorizo burrito- I'm not personally a fan of rice in a breakfast burrito so I wouldn't order it myself, but nonetheless it was still pretty good. I loved that they offer local hot sauces from volcanic peppers on the side. Our waitress was friendly and attentive. She was very busy but always kept an eye on us and refilled our drinks multiple times without us having to ask. Overall, it's a classic, highly recommended Omaha brunch spot for a reason. Will never say no to coming here.

We came to Good Lookin' the first weekend they were open, and went frequently when we were in…read moreOmaha. We moved away for a few years, and came back to town to visit family. It's better than it ever was. Absolute gem.

If you can only make it to one breakfast restaurant in Omaha, let it be this one! The food was…read moreincredibly fresh, high quality, and delicious. My husband is a much harsher critic than I am, and he gave it a "rare 5.5 out of 5." The pancakes were some of the fluffiest I've ever had. They also have a great selection of coffee flavors to choose from, which was a fun bonus. The coffee paired perfectly with breakfast, though I probably wouldn't come here just for the coffee alone. The flavor was good but it did have a slight burnt taste. A quick note: you order at the counter before sitting down. It's a mix of self-serve and sit-down service. You order at the counter, grab your own silverware, and seat yourself, but they bring your food and drinks out to you (other than water). I do wish they were a bit more attentive about clearing finished plates during the meal. The restaurant was so busy that the line was out the door when we arrived, but it moved surprisingly fast. I was worried we wouldn't find a table, yet there were plenty of open seats available. The atmosphere is also really nice and cozy, making it a great spot to start your day.

I love Eggs Benedict and I have had them both times here. The sauce is fantastic. Maybe the best in…read moreOmaha. This location used to be a PepperJax and the remodel here is great. The only downside is the coffee. I got just the regular and it is not that good; just tolerable.

What can I say, very meh, on the pricey side. Should have figured as it was half empty seating at…read morenoon on a Saturday. No wait to get in. We had gone to "Good Lookin, and there was a line out the door. My wife had notice this place when we drove by on the way there. Decided to give it a try. Like I said got there at noon and wanted brunch. I ordered English Black Breakfast Tea said to be "Premium Loose Leaf Tea", Wife ordered a latte, both $6 each. For a cup of tea and a latte that appeared to come out of a Kureg machine. I could tell because the tea came premade. Not hot water and a teabag, a half filled mug, no spoon, tasted bitter like it was run through a Kureg after a cup of coffee without rinsing the machine out. There is a sign in the dining room, "From our kitchen Homemade to your Table". Which was funny because I don't consider Cysco Homemade. The hashbrowns tasted like dehydrated boxed hashbrowns that were rehydrated and put on a flat top. They were overcooked, hard crunchy, not in a good way. I had the Chicken fried steak, gravy, and scrambled eggs. It had no seasoning to speak of. I asked for a biscuit and a cup of gravy added. The biscuit appeared to be a food service biscuit, not made there. Okay, but. I had an orange juice. Tasted like it was out of a bottle. My wife had the Acapulco Bene, the poached eggs were good, the Chirizo sausage looked like the patties out of an MRE, not fresh, or anything special, the english muffin it was all on was out of a bag. Again nothing special. She also had an order of pancakes. Again, nothing special, they were fluffy, and large, but just okay. The ticket was $71 for two, with some extras, $85 with tip. If you like food that is nothing super special for a moderately overpriced tab, go here. There many other good breakfast places in town. Not recommended, but I left with a full tummy, and i did not die. So win, but not won't be going back.

We went to Early Bird on a Thursday morning to celebrate our anniversary. The food is spectacular,…read moreit was quiet enough to visit with other tables, another of which was celebrating their anniversary. We had the a.m. pot pie, breakfast egg rolls, and a half order of cinnamon pancakes. Delicious, every bite! We went to the Shadow Lake location for husband's birthday, equally stellar. Believe them when they tell you the breakfast quesadilla is Big! Husband had breakfast nachos and their birthday pancake, silly fun deliciousness! The Hash Holes were delicious too, more food than we needed, but it all made for splendid leftovers, breakfast for dinner the next night! All the service was great too, attentive and never let my iced tea get empty.

Short wait. Food was over the top in a good way…read more All kinds of alcoholic coffee. Perfect for brunch

Tupelo Honey is one of my favorite restaurants! The food is always full of flavor, but my absolute…read morefavorites are the fried green tomatoes and the fried chicken. The fried green tomatoes are crispy, flavorful, and so good, while the fried chicken is juicy, seasoned perfectly, and has that delicious Southern comfort-food taste. Every time I go, I know I'm going to leave satisfied. Definitely a must-try if you love Southern-inspired food!

Tupelo Honey is a fairly decent place located in the downtown area of Omaha. I've been here many…read moretimes because of how good the food is. That's the main thing that brings me back. Ok the other hand, the service is rather iffy & unpredictable. The chicken & waffles is my go-to for each visit, and they have many types of delicious sides to choose from, with my favorites being the biscuits & berries, goat cheese grits, and also the fried green tomatoes. I have zero problems with the food that they serve here, they always do an excellent job at preparing whatever they need to prepare & the portions are always satisfactory. As for the service, there are days where you will receive perfect service while on others the service is not so great. Some days you will be attended to in a timely manner, while there is other days where there isn't anyone available or willing to seat you somewhere. I've also experienced instances where they didn't attend to our table to take orders until I made a complaint. Most of these instances were during days where the place was virtually empty so it's not because of the place being busy. I've also ordered take out from here before, again some instances are perfect and there's other instances where they don't tell you if a certain food is out of stock via text or call so if you ordered something that isn't in stock, you're forced to wait for them to prepare something else once you arrive to pick up your order. They also don't always include syrup or butter in the takeout bags for chicken & waffles. One minor thing I'm also disappointed about is how the portion of grits has lessened over time, going from being served in a bowl to instead being served in a small cup/mug. Overall, I certainly don't return for the service because you never really know if it's going to be a good day or a bad day for that. It's always the food that brings me back. I do want to like this place, and I do to an extent but again the service is always unpredictable. I'd still say the food is worth coming here to see how it goes.

I had some time to spare in between doctor appointments, and I stumbled upon this gem. I found the…read moreperfect seat back in the corner and had a nice view out the window. I enjoyed the feel of the place and loved the live plants. I looked at the menu, that I grabbed on the way through and decided upon a vanilla latte. You go upfront to the counter and order. I was very tempted by one of their pastries, but I just decided to have the latte until I could decide what I wanted to eat for breakfast. Everyone was so nice and even brought a carafe of water to my table, since I was hobbling around with a cane (I'm waiting for my hip surgery). I was so delighted to see a beautifully decorated latte; in a simple white shallow mug, delivered direct to my table. I ended up ordering a light breakfast...one egg over medium, and some sourdough toast, with butter and their lovely jam. Everything was done perfectly, and the jam was divine. I will definitely be back again and next time I want to try some of their delectable baked goods with my latte.

We stopped by for dinner while on a road trip. There is no shortage of burgers, tacos and bad…read moresalads when passing through states. This place taught me a thing or two about vegetables, which delighted all of our senses, and I highly recommend trying a variety of their small plates. This is worth a few minute detour. If you live here, well then, lucky you! Our servers carefully detailed the menu and let us taste a new wine prior to ordering. The dinner service manager is knowledgeable and passionate about the dining experience. When we ordered the radicchio salad, I was skeptical that it would be bitter, but was curious to try it. My husband and I could have fought over it--it was that good! The cauliflower was roasted perfectly, and sat upon a sweet and spice infused puree called mahummara with crunchy pine nuts. The complexity of spices compelled us to try another bite, and then another... Roasted carrots are tender and sweet. Paired with cool yogurt and chili crunch, they ascend into another level of deliciousness. A tear of fresh bread across bits of remaining sauce, and then (not a minute sooner) "we are satiated, thank you!" and the server can take the plate. The restaurant is adjacent to a theater that shows unique offerings and they will sometimes coordinate events with menus. We liked the simple cafe style tables and openness. Ample parking is available in back.

What a beautiful day for a walk and lunch! Kitchen Table has been one of my fave lunch spots…read moredowntown for over a decade! Breakfast and lunch served the whole time they are open! Right now I see bread loafs proofing for tomorrow's service. Fresh house made bread is served here. Delicious!

Fresh ingredients resulting in a great tasting meal, paired with the light and savory seasoned…read morepopcorn. Greenery, brick wall, and beautiful art, gives a comfy cozy feel to the restaurant. All around a great place to start your day! You grab a menu at the counter then go back up to order. Once you do, they bring out the food to you and refill your water glass as they are in between orders at the counter/bringing out food. I had the super chai and they noted that they don't add any milk or sweetener, so make sure to ask for it... which eventually I did, but by itself it undoubtably was a great tea! This and the crumbly scone with rhubarb chunks and butter on the side were amazing! The sandwich had a very thick and fresh slice of tomato and layers of fluffy egg. The Brioche French toast having extra crispy bits of batter, alongside the nut butter syrup.

Great full service breakfast spot! Fluffy and crispy, light and perfectly sweetened blueberry…read morepancakes with a zesty lemon curd to tie it all together. This was something to come for without a doubt. The dawn phenomenon was flavor packed and sauced to the T for a breakfast sandwich. Fresh tomato, lots of ham, bacon, and just the perfect amount of butter. This is a fairly small spot in Ralston with free parking in the front and surrounding area. It's a cute country style breakfast joint with a "Peace, Love, Pancakes" slogan that had me smiling and wanting to come back to try the jalapeño popper French toast!

ALWAYS... hit up Lemontree prior to any, arts and craft festival.. you'll definitely need the…read moreenergy! We ordered simple today! The classic bacon, eggs, and a gluten free biscuit which I hear was DELISH! Eggs over medium done to perfection, great tasting bacon. Maybe you knew, but I learned that their gravy is also gluten free and done by Gravy Train - Scratch Biscuits and Gravy! Their Griddled French Toast is also kept pretty simple, with a small dusting of powdered sugar, some strawberries and whip. Went well with their traditional syrup! Parking is a blast but I promise their food makes up for the limited spacing. Their cinnamon rolls and other sweet treats right when you walk in, looked AMAZING. Definitely going to have to grab a few to-go next time.

Had a pretty fantastic experience here for Saturday brunch recently. They do require reservations…read morein advance, which puts a $40 hold on your card. They were fairly busy, and honestly our food took a bit to come out, but I am still giving a five due to the overall experience and quality of service. Our server Melannie was fantastic and always present. We did the bottomless mimosa deal (3 out of 4 of us) and she was always coming around asking us what flavor we wanted next when our current was still half full to make sure we got our moneys worth. The champagne might not be the fanciest, but for $20 bottomless mimosas I'll take it. They have fun flavors in addition to the basic ones like strawberry, mango, etc. which adds an element of fun. For food--there were several things I was eyeballing but landed on the spicy chorizo Benny. It was really good, eggs cooked perfect, and came with hashbrowns. Another at our table got the poutine which also looked yummy. I'd say the food portion could have included a bread/toast option, however If brunching in Omaha i'd return to try several things on the menu. The vibe inside is chill, would be more fun sitting outside once the weather warms up. Since I was the one that booked the reservation, the tab got a bit confusing. At first they were taking it off my total, then the server said that hold would come off so I paid for my meal/drinks there. I did end up getting double charged (for both the reservation hold and my meal) which was cleared up with a quick phone call to their establishment---apparently it is a new process they are trying. I do understand though why they wouldn't want to just deduct the hold as then people that don't know how to tip wouldn't tip on the total, which hurts the server. All was cleared up regarding this mishap though so no complaints.

May 25th, 2026 Food:…read moreWaited a whole hour for an easy order... which was a mini charcuterie board with a plate of avocado toast... when it was served... it looked pretty and at first I didnt mind about the long wait, but I was disappointed because it tasted like it was made an hour ago but was barely being served to me a whole hour later.. so yeah.. not worth it and now I do mind.. a soggy toast isn't on my list.. Ambiance: It was a nice regular refreshing bar/brunch spot. But safety was a HUGE issue which is where I'll get to my point of this low rating. Service: Is negative zero a thing? That goes to the owner... the 1 star is for the decent service my server attended towards me. In unfortunate events it's not the servers fault.. but overall with the owner coming out, couldnt be anymore careless.. The Cause: Either the owner or a staff employee whomever that is responsible for setting up the patio umbrellas, and I mean those large heavy metal patio umbrellas, well, they failed to lock the pole of the umbrella and unfortunately the umbrella lifted and blew away and had hit a family in the face that were dining there also; instant noticeable bruising to the face... I was only a table away from them.. it could have been me too. I am disappointed in the lack of care in general that surrounded the scene. Little 5 ft me... was the only one that came to help while everyone else sat around and minded their own business... it took a long while until one of the staff noticed to help and then the owner came out and awkwardly said a one word-sorry and dipped... didnt come back to offer any hospitality, non-genuine and non-apologetic... it made me lose my appetite. They had the audacity to still charge the family their meal... but I had to tell these really nice folks to make sure they get comped back. It was sickening to me on how careless they were treated. I would never come back! I mean an exaggerating long wait, cold soggy food and careless hospitality from the owner himself. That's three major strikes. P.s. That same wknd.. the news showed up about a South Carolina woman that was struck by a patio umbrella and died on site... that says alot about lacking safety. Yes, search it up. It's real news.. Hope this help improves the business alertness. P.p.s. And although I was disappointed at this dining-bar overall... I still tipped my server a good $20 as the situation was out of their control, my server was still attentive towards me. They all just need social common courtesy in empathy and hospitality. But anyways, my lunch ended with bittersweetness with the family that got struck, they comped my whole meal for genuinely being the only one that was concerned for them. The only service I'm grateful for was that.

I gave a review of the other 2 Early Bird locations, Farnam & Shadow Lake, a few weeks ago. Visited…read morethis location at Pacific and I-680, and it was just as great! The place is clean and bright, very comfortable. Terrific food - we got When Pigs Fly bacon flight, churro waffles and my husband had the Breakfast Pot Pie again(!), my only comment here is that the oniony bacon jam and churro waffle are both really delicious, but not together - and the service was great! I watched the hostess accommodate a large party of 8 with 3-4 kids with ease, and another about 10 minutes later, in their relatively small front room; I think there's another room but didn't see it. My point is, they'll make you comfortable and you'll eat well, no matter what! (I forgot to take photos, wanted to dig in right away!)

I love coming to Early Bird, but this was my first time visiting this location…read more We were seated promptly after joining the waitlist. The restaurant has two separate dining rooms, as well as outdoor seating. I ordered my go-to dish, the Smoked Salmon Benedict. It was delicious and came with a side of hash browns. One of these days, I'll have to branch out and try something different from the menu. They also offer seasonal specialty drinks and menu items, which looked great. Our waitress was attentive and friendly, and the overall experience was good. We'll definitely be back!