Thanksgiving success...again! Third year ordering beautiful turkey breasts from Just Good Meat. So…read moreeasy to order online and pick up is a breeze!! Sean is amazingly helpful, friendly, and funny. Highly recommend!!

Place is clean, looks pretty organized and they have all kinds of meats…read more They were busy and I felt a little overwhelmed when I went in. I was looking for Prime rib roast for Thanksgiving. I didn't see any and didn't ask. I ended up ordering some ground beef for that nights dinner and left. We had burgers for dinner that night. All good.

LIFE IS GOOD,,, after your visit at STOYSICH , It " is " for…read moreme .... POLISH Sausage, enough to last a while ,,Ground-beef excellent taste. ‍ not to much beef for us,,, but Steaks look tasty . German Potato salad , other potato salads as well.. slaws,,, cabbage Rolls .. Sparkling clean in there ,,, we drive there now from Elkhorn . F.S. MEATS

Been going to stoysich on 52nd and Q my whole life. Best selection of beef jerky in town. I miss…read moreliving up the street but will still make the journey across town. Their apple sausages are still a personal favorite.

My workplace is starting up food trucks again after a few years hiatus and I'm so excited! The…read morekickoff event was Omaha Cheesesteak. They had 4 options - regular Philly cheesesteak ($13 and $2 extra for cheese whiz), Omaha cheesesteak (with corned beef), Korean cheesesteak (bbq sauce and more spicy toppings) and Buffalo chicken. My co-worker and I were thrilled to get the Philly and she didn't want the green pepper which they were happy to accommodate. Came in a nice take away box. We were both really pleased with our meals and had a super nice lunch together. I hope they come back again! Nice people running the food truck and they accepted cash or card.

$17 for a mediocre Korean bowl?! I was recently with a group that all ordered something from their…read morefood truck, with half of us ordering the philly version and half of us ordering a bowl. Some of them were what you'd expect for a $17 food truck lunch (which is typically a lot more expensive than fast food however you're getting something a bit more healthy, and it helps to support self-employed workers in the food business), while some of them were kind of dry. Unfortunately my bowl was one that turned out dry. If I was the only one that received a barely mediocre lunch I would have said something, unfortunately the other people I was with didn't feel comfortable with calling out the cooks for serving them overpriced stuff thrown into a bowl so we just dealt with it and moved on. Somebody sitting next to me had a Korean bowl that looked so darn good I almost begged for a bite LOL. This place has potential however they were more concerned about that quick $17 than giving their customers a 'true' $17 meal.

I ordered pretzels for Super Bowl Sunday and they were a HIT!…read more My order: Stuffed Pretzels - chicken, spinach + Asiago, Philly cheesesteak, pepperoni + cheese, Buffalo chicken and ham + cheese. I also ordered 6 classic twist pretzels. I ended up putting them in the oven to reheat instead of the microwave so they would stay crisp. Everyone that took a bite of them said they were to die for. The breading - stuffed insides were a perfect ratio. I can't say which one is my favorite - they were all so delicious! I think we could have done without the 6 classic pretzels, but I just wanted to have a variety for everyone. 10/10. Hands down will order again for a future get together!

A good 'ol Omaha classic sandwich shop. Great service, friendly staff. We enjoyed the Royal Treat…read moremade the 'Little King way' on very fresh wheat bread.

Great to have a sandwich from home as usual it was great and delicious can't wait to get back homeread more

A good loaf of Lithuanian sourdough rye bread is a gift from God. living in Chicago, we used to…read moreenjoy great Lithuanian Ryebread from neighborhood bakeries. A delicate hint of sour, and a soft touch of light rye, with a fresh scent of caraway and onion..... it is a perfect loaf! Chewy, but still supple. they have mastered the craft. People living in Lithuania might be jealous! But such bakeries are rare, even in Chicago nowadays. we live here in California and there is nothing even close to what we remember. But luckily, this little gem of a bakery is making their incredible Lithuanian sourdough rye bread available via Goldbelly. if you are lucky enough to be standing in front of this bakery, run, don't walk inside and buy as many loaves as you have money for. They will freeze well, and they will be the best bread you have ever eaten. If you are not standing in front of it, do what I did. go to their website, and order by Goldbelly. I plan to do it for as long as they remain in business. This bread certainly makes a good sandwich if you slice it thin. But I prefer it toasted, with butter. Or better yet, smeared with Lithuanian farmers cheese that has bits of Caraway. The toast softens the cheese a bit, and you have a gooey treat! If you don't have such cheese (Andrulis is a good brand) consider a good creamy goat or even a simple cow's milk cream cheese spread from good ol' Philadelphia. Honestly, you can just eat it straight from. The loaf. Can't go wrong.

Delicious custard cake with multiple layers . It never changes . We always order this for Easter…read moretime , my kids ( adults ) all love it !

Typical ALDI but this one needed some TLC. It could be cleaner and bigger. It is in an odd…read moreindustrial area that had a fertilizer smell. There are two lots which is confusing, so go pass Caesar's pizza.

I live in CB and normally shop at the CB Aldi but there was a limited batch of wine that was out…read moreand CB's location only had one left, which I bought, and I wanted more. So I took the short trip to this Aldi to see if they had any and behold, they had one left, which I snatched up. The cashier was super nice when I made the purchase and was very responsive when I asked her questions about future shipments and whatnot.

If I could leave a zero star review I would. This was the WORST experience I've had with a food…read morerestaurant ever. I placed an order for delivery through the app and spent the next hour and a half calling them to let them know my delivery location was wrong through uber (even though I entered it correctly), talking with the uber driver to see if he could still deliver it-which he did even though he can get in trouble because he was going to the "wrong" location according to uber. I then called Jimmy John's back to let them know what happened and all the response I got was "Yeah some of deliveries have been funky today". I would NOT order from here or give any of your business here.

My lettuce was rotten and they added it to my sandwich. It is clearly brown. Would you want to eat…read morebrown lettuce? I picked it off and ate the sandwich. I also called the store and spoke with a manager. When I asked for her name she said she was not comfortable given her name out. Offered me a credit. I told her no thank you. I did not need a credit since I won't be eating there again.

In early 2025, Jersey Mike's was taken over by Blackstone, a ruthless private equity company. At…read moreabout the same time, there was major staff turnover at this store. What hasn't changed (yet): Compared to other sub shop chains in Omaha, Jersey Mike's has better and fresher ingredients, and the sandwiches are larger. They also cost a lot more. Ordering is a dilemma, especially if you want several sandwiches made your way instead of Mike's Way. You can give all the istructions up front, in which case some of them will be forgotten or miscommunicated. Or you can supervise each step, which can be an extreme exercise in multitasking. What has changed this year: There seem to be more employees, but they're less customer-focused. The woman who took my order on the last few visits appears demoralized and becomes visibly frustrated, if not hostile, if I don't place my order in *exactly* the way she prefers. On my last visit, she directly ordered the sandwich-maker to disregard my instructions. I hope she finds a job where she can be happy and were she doesn't drive off customers. Prices have increased and discounts have become less generous. Private equity seeks short-term profit over customer satisfaction or loyalty. There have been changes to the menu and decor which haven't impacted me. The menu numbers for the items they still carry seem to all be the same.

Jersey Mike's is probably my favorite sandwich shop! The sandwiches are massive and the "Mike's…read moreWay" option hits the spot. We have always had good service at this location and the restaurant is always clean. I personally like the #9 Club Deluxe, add mayo and bacon to it, trust me it's good!