We went in for some spiked holiday drinks and decided to grab a strawberry poptart as a splurge…read more The hot apple cider was by far our favorite, with the poptart as a close second. Both were heated at the perfect temperature and tasted sweet. The spiked hot chocolate was a bit on the cooler side and not great at first taste, but once we warmed it up it really few on us! The service was quick and friendly, and the store is conveniently located in the heart of old market. They have everything you need if you were making a quick stop for drinks or needing pantry staples for a dinner party.

Person taking my order seemed mad at me for being there, and more upset when I didn't fully respond…read moreto their question because I couldn't really hear them. Ordered mocha latte and for some reason got chai. Looks cute inside I guess.

Had the Cuban bowl breakfast & the brisket sandwich. Absolutely great. The sauce on the Cuban pork…read moreis great. The brisket on waffle bread,bis to good to be good for you. Service is so attentive. They take time to make you feel welcome and appreciate your business. Prices are right. You definitely get what you paid for. The place is very clean & neat. Also has a church attached. Loved it.

Over all the experience here WAS a welcome one, the staff was great, checked on my party of 3…read moreoften, and was prompt with the food! The coffee was delicious, but the vanilla lavender tea was not as good, but still Tea, my guest felt it should have been steeped longer. The egg hash with 2 waffles was great, the waffles were exceptionally good. It's a great choice if you find yourself here. One thing to be prepared for tall people... the seat and table height are not great. You'll be crouching down to get food in your mouth before it falls off of your fork. The tables are low, and the seats are too high. As a shorter person I had to crouch and slouch over my food to get it into my mouth. This, sadly would be the one reason I'd not return. Also, This is a different type of restaurant, they're a church restaurant. Odd, but interesting. Either way, great waffles, cool staff!

I loved Hardy Coffee!…read more It was our last morning in Omaha and I really needed something besides hotel coffee to start my day. I saw that this place was nearby on Yelp and once I googled them I realized I could place an online order for pickup. If you know me, you know I love a good order ahead option! We did just that and my husband walked over to get the coffee and return. I had their espresso tonic and it was absolutely lovely. This was hands down the best coffee I had in Omaha and I hope to return someday!

I really love Hardy Coffee, i've been a few times now and the coffee has always been really tasty…read more I know they homemake at least some of their coffee syrups and you can taste the difference! I also love their space, it's beautiful and very open. The only thing that keeps me from going back more is I feel that they are quite a bit more expensive then other local coffee shops. Often times after I had an alternative milk, my coffee is $10+ which is just hard to justify on a regular basis.

What an awesome spot! Even though I myself am not religious, I love the premise of an inclusive…read morespace for those who are. The fun progressive drink names were awesome! My cold brew was delicious, and the service was spot on!

What a gem! This is a coffee house that I would love to spend an afternoon in. We stopped in for a…read morequick book browse and loved the book variety and the gift options. If I find myself in Omaha again I think I'm going to just block a morning to sit and enjoy the Urban Abbey!

If you blink, you might miss her... she's a flight of stairs down below, tucked away off Jones St!…read moreBut when you walk in, holy comfort. Because I am a woman in my mid forties, I HAD to try one of their specials aptly named "Hello Kitty"; but make her hot! I do love a strong hazelnut flavor to my lattes and this gal didn't disappoint. Very smooth, zero irritation on the stomach, with a smidge of a caramel kick at the end. Requested oat milk out of preference - or maybe habit? - but she was wonderful. I had my eyes on a few of those cupcakes in their display case and never mind those breakfast sammies listed on their menu... next time, next time... Can we talk about their study rooms for a minute?! Where was this when I was deep in the studies?! Perfect place for a small gathering of sorts, especially in their $20/hr conference room. But those bathroom stall doors... does that green not just make you happy?! If urban coffee shops filled with art from local artists, big plush comfy couches, lived in comfy chairs, or just dig the vibe of a downtown coffee shop, try them! If you aren't a coffee lover, there's other drinks on the menu for indulgent purposes, along with some pretty neat combos; flavored cold foams with such-and-such...

Fantastic! Solid community coffee house vibes. I love the community happenings wall. Ample comfy…read moreseating, plenty of space, and even a dedicated quiet area for studying! The desserts are SO good, and the coffee and tea varieties are awesome. Good selection of herbal teas and drinks if you're avoiding caffeine--I got an iced hibiscus and chamomile tea blend that was superlative. Super friendly staff. Really patient and kind when I realized I hadn't specified decaf for my coffee drink, and remade it immediately. Can't wait to return for open-mic night or one of their other events! Or just to stay and read awhile...

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.

Apart of my "Omaha coffee trials" reviews, I plan to review all coffee shops in Omaha!…read more I LOVEEEEEE the ambiance that this place has, it makes you feel like you have stepped into another universe. It's quiet, has a small amount of sunlight that comes in and brightens the place up, and there's seating upstairs that looks over the lower level seating. It's gorgeous inside. They carry local baked goods like Osos baked goods and they also have ice cream which I find fun! Their coffee syrup selection is vast, if you like a fun syrup you need to come here. The espresso was a little too sour for me, I did like the flavor combo of white mocha and sugar cookie though! They also have alternative milks which I appreciate. We each had a cream cheese danish that was SO good, the barista even warmed it up for us. It was a lovely experience!

13th street coffee hasn't changed a bit since I left. I'm glad they are still in business and the…read morevibe is the same! So many late nights coming here to study during college, my friends and I made so much memories here. Such a local gem in Old market! My favorite drink are Italian soda with cream and Turtle Latte! They have an extensive menu of drinks and there is options for everyone! Service here is always so friendly and helpful! Parking is on the street, can be tough during the weekend. Thank you 13th street for being such an important part of our college lives!

GREAT coffee, friendly staff, and a nice selection of light fare for breakfast- I will be coming…read moreback for sure!

I've been thinking about this drink ever since I went to Rally - months ago! This was the Frosty's…read moreFlag White with spiced pear. It was subtly sweet, espresso forward, and warm and cozy. With a featured drink like this, I'm bound to return for other seasons! The only reason I even tried this unique combo was the delightful barista who talked me thought the different seasonal offerings. She was friendly and fast paced! The environment was filled with windows and some small plants - the perfect place to accomplish some laptop tasks. I can't wait to go back!

I really want to like Scooter's but I feel like often I leave kind of let down and this visit was…read moreno different. We stopped into this location in downtown Omaha as we wanted a quick coffee on our way home and it was convenient. I think I ordered a cold brew but I am wondering if I messed up and ordered an iced coffee (it literally shocks me that places still even do actual iced coffee) because it was honestly just not good. I think I drank maybe half of it before tossing. Just weak and not a great flavor IMO. It's wild to me that Starbucks is really that much better, but they really are when it comes to a basic black cold brew. At any rate, the space was fine, it was clean, and the restrooms were great.

Scooter's is fine. It's locally-owned but it has the feel of a chain. I know this might be a plus…read morefor people who get coffee in different parts of town, since they would know the menu and not have to decide how to order the thing that they want. That's not really my vibe, though. I'd rather have something unique that's staffed by people who are more interested in the product and service. Since I live in the Old Market, there are choices that are better suited to me than Scooter's is.

The baristas are always quick with getting orders taken and out of the kitchen!…read more Food, especially the baked goods, are BOMB, especially the doughnuts. It's a laid back shop that gets busy on the weekends, so make sure you go before 11am on Saturday and Sunday!

Eh... Coffee was hot, service was not warm…read more Ambience- fine. Place seemed clean. Coffee quality- The cold brew is STELLAR!! Fruity and perfectly balanced. Whatever they are doing in this department is fantastic work. Americano was just maybe better than average. Service was not at all welcoming. As a 22 year hospitality veteran I'm accustomed to actually working for tips and at least smiling and greeting guests. That's why it's called hospitality and not service. If I ever came back, it would be for the cold brew and not for anything resembling a memorable experience, sadly.