Mr. Picnic was wonderful, they dropped off our tables and chairs. They set them all up without…read morehaving to be guided. Their pick up was also flawless. Would highly recommend them!

We used Mr. Picnic for a company BBQ, quick and easy to arrange, and they let us adjust our order…read moremorning of delivery when we needed some additional items. Will use again next year.

Fantastic communication and very easy to work with! I rented a large tent, tables, and chairs for…read morea backyard party. They were extremely friendly and made sure the large tent was super secure. They set up for you ahead of planned party time which allowed plenty of time to decorate and such. They picked up the next day at a time that was convenient and not rushed. Loved my experience and will be using again.

Axe throwing was always something that my wife and I wanted to do, so we finally got to do it on a…read moredate night a few months back. One important thing to note is that you have to schedule your throwing time beforehand on their website. At the time, they supposedly did not accept walk-ins, but I do not know if that has or will change. Also, closed-toe shoes are required, so leave the sandals at home! The building itself is pretty basic and not a lot of decorating flare (which is fine, because I am here to throw axes). When you arrive, you have to sign the waiver, you have an opportunity to buy food, drink,etc and then you wait for your time to come. Once it is your scheduled time, you are taken back to your lane, giving a demo and overview of the various games and operating rules. After that, you are on your own but our guide was nearby most of the night if we had questions. He was able to answer questions and take food/drink orders. For the menu, they had popcorn and other small snack menu and a selection of canned beers, seltzers, and ciders. Prices were reasonable for the items my wife and I purchased. For the axe-throwing itself, you can reserve by the hour or lane. One hour is $20 per person or $35 for two hours (6 people per lane, includes training prior to starting). You can also rent two lanes for an hour for $200 (up to 12 people) or two hours for $350. There are a variety of games, including a traditional target, a Connect 4 style game, 21, a matching game, and more! Players are given clever names such as "Pain in the Axe" and "Axe Hole". You can also choose to use an axe or throwing star for additional fun or challenge. It's actually a bit more tiring than it seems. The atmosphere was very welcoming and there were plenty of bathrooms and they were clean and had all supplies stocked. Staff was friendly and helpfulWhen we were done, we were taking selfies near the entrance (there is a backdrop and props), and the hostess offered to take our picture. We both had fun and are looking at going back with the kids.

I was hesitant. It was a Team Building exercise for work and no one seemed excited, except the…read morefella running the place and the gal at the counter that had the beer. After a quick explanation and a brief demonstration we were off and running. It was super fun and I'm certain that every one of us had a Great time. They had decent canned beer and the bathrooms were clean. I would highly recommend doing this with anyone and everyone.

Everything was perfect! Ata, our server, was wonderful!! He was timely, polite, respectful, and…read moreprofessional. His setup was beautiful, and he did such a fantastic job. The food was absolutely amazing. All of our guests complimented the service and food quality. I could not be happier with your services and will definitely hire you again! I highly recommend Patricia's Catering. Thank you for making our evening such a great experience

After many referrals in facebook groups, I contacted them for meals for my parents in Bellevue,…read morethey can be a bit particular so I was worried. I had NOTHING to worry about! They are VERY happy with the meals- portions and good, flavor is excellent- they raved about it! I am super happy with their professionalism and how easy it is to work with them! They have been friendly, reliable and preparing top quality meals to my folks with contactless delivery. SO relieved to have found your company to help me care for my parents from a distance- cheers to you and thank you!!!

Dean surprised ME.... He had my Yelp Awards from last year framed for me.... Mangelsen's did an…read moreamazing job! The details on the frame..beveled wooden frame, with no glare...I love it... Thank you Mike for the terrific customer service...I also gave him some great places to try with the best food in Omaha...

I was having a bad day trying to deal with some flimsy frames from a different store (one of the…read morebig chains). Mike really saved the day with a helping hand and some good advice. I bought a couple new frames here, off the shelf. They were sturdier than the ones from the other place, and for about the same price. What a relief! He wished me good luck on my art event. This is a good, solid, local business. Next time I'll come here FIRST.

Went to the Wishy and Beach Bunny concert last night and it was absolutely amazing. Omaha was the…read morevery last stop of their tour together. The bands were interactive and had great energy. The space was large enough to accommodate everyone there and not be too crowded. This was my first time ever at Slowdown but with this experience I am sure to come many more times in the future. There are some great artists set to perform there in the coming months.

Commonly go to Slowdown for concerts. Easy entry, although I wish they had double line availability…read moreto make it go faster since the line to get in is fully outside. Drinks are reasonably priced and they have many people tending so waits aren't too long, plus it's not far from the concert.

Hired Lil Willy's for a funeral lunch. The food was wonderful and the service was great!read more

Lil' Willy's Catering is a fantastic catering company! We had them cater for our wedding reception…read more They had numerous options of meat and sides. We chose fried chicken, roast beef, au gratin, and green beans. The catering company provides salad with three types of dressing, butter and rolls, as well as the plates, napkins, and silverware. They quoted us a price per plate that was $12.06 including tax. Their prices are very reasonable, especially for how good their food is. We had around 290 people RSVP to our wedding. He said that he would only charge us for 275 plates because the kids would be half a plate. He also said that he would have extra food, so don't even worry about running out. He seemed very confident, and he was right! We only had 2 pans of fried chicken and 1 pan of au gratin left over. They delivered the food and provided full service: they stocked napkins, plates, silverware, and kept the food from running low and getting cold during the buffet line. At the end of the night, Lil' Willy's provided storage containers and packaged the leftover food for us and brought it back that night to their location to store until the next morning. I definitely was very pleased with everything: prices, service, and the quantity and quality of food. I would recommend this company to anyone who needs a catering service.

A prominent historic building that has been renovated as part of a wave of development in the area…read more They offer valet parking but directed me to a paid lot next door when I declined. Street parking, however, was free. I didn't check out the hotel restaurants, and the pool, while clearly a large park of the experience here, did not make my relatively busy itinerary as I wanted to get out and see other things. The room itself was comfortable. The AC was loud and ran constantly (though if you're looking for a noise machine to help with sleep that might not be the worst thing) during a summer heat wave, but it was successful in achieving the relatively low temperatures I like to sleep at. I misplaced a key card and was given a replacement by showing my ID without difficulty (shortly before I found it anyway). The hotel had a considerable and comfortable lobby. It may be a different experience once the massive streetcar project which runs outside is finished. Right now driving and walking are both a little inconvenient. The hotel was bustling, so clearly people found a way to get here.

As Omaha locals, the Cottonwood is synonymous with a good staycation. I'd guess we've stayed here…read more4-5 times in the last handful of years, usually as a summer anniversary overnight stay. There's a lot we love about this property: Gorgeous, charming, historic and everything feels very carefully curated The pool - with its in-water loungers, padded seats, large umbrellas, and helpful servers The gym is a great one stop shop: Peloton, treadmills, yoga mats, free weights, benches, water station, bathroom right inside the gym, too Rooms themselves are also well kept, beautiful and elevated And then there's a few things that miss the mark sometimes: The food and beverage service here tends to be pretty underwhelming in my experience (albeit, to be fair: I have not eaten at the Chophouse) Our various credit card perks have included breakfast for most of our stays and we have always found the options to be a little lackluster. For example, one or two of the breakfast entrees specifically says it comes with "lyonnaise" potatoes...but then they're served with fried, cubed potatoes that could be mistaken for grocery store frozen breakfast potatoes. The coffee offerings in both the coffeeshop and the Orleans room are passable - admittedly, I'm fairly picky on this point so my guest is that many guests find it sufficient to meet their needs. But I have yet to try anything that could compete with some other local spots. And then the real big bummer this time around: the pool club being operated differently almost every season. By nature, I'm kind of an over communicator - I like posted rules and visible expectations so that I can plan accordingly... And I take note of those things and keep them in mind when I return to a particular spot. However, I have vivid memories of being served around the pool side directly from the Orleans room a couple years ago... And that's no longer allowed. I also remember distinctly being able to bring in our own meal to enjoy around the pool, whether it was a snack from a nearby grocery store or a sandwich from a local eatery in Blackstone... And that is also no longer allowed. In addition to those restrictions that were new to me, it seems clear that there's been a big push toward more pool club memberships/day passes and one of the downsides is that only a third of the pool seating is actually available to Hotel guests. This meant that on more than one occasion during our 3 days there, we had to be strategic about finding seats... And when you have spent your hard-earned money to enjoy the beautiful facilities, it feels pretty irksome to get caught in a cutthroat game of saving chairs. It honestly felt a little bit like the hotel guests were treated like a nuisance rather than welcome guests who paid to be there. One other way that this showed up for our particular stay was with regards to using property credits to pay: as a generous benefit of one of our premium credit cards, we were given a $100 property credit. The fine print before we came stated that it could be used on food or valet costs or other incidentals at the hotel except for taxes and actual room payment... We were very much looking forward to using this credit across our few days to cover poolside lunches... But because the pool club is operated as an independent entity, they could not charge it to our room, therefore making it impossible to use our property credit to cover lunch. Again, I'm aware that this issue does not apply to every guest (and when we asked the front desk about it, they stated that it was explicitly listed on the exclusion paperwork they gave us at check-in.. but we didn't take that with us to our room, because we thought we already knew the exclusions from scanning the emails and booking materials ahead of time.. it was a different statement than what was provided online). Overall, we still love the Cottonwood, but the ever-changing rules and policies are making it a little bit harder to feel eager to be loyal.