We had the most fantastic experience hosting our baby shower here! The price point for the venue,…read morebartender, and drink options were all extremely fair and made it affordable for us to have an intimate event in a beautiful space. I'm so glad I got an excuse to host an event there so I could see it, it was just absolutely stunning inside. All of the cider we tried were delicious - a lot of flavor but not too sweet. Brooklyn was the event manager who I spoke with throughout the process of booking the venue and also ended up being our bartender (who made great cocktails), busser, and got everything set up and helped us clean up after. This was the perfect event space!

Saro Event Lounge was perfect for our event! Huge thank you to Brooklyn for all that she did to…read moremake our event special!

We were looking for somewhere to grab lunch after a visit to the Durham museum and decided to was…read moretime to finally check out Cafe Postale. So glad we did! This was a perfect lunch spot and I will be thinking about my turkey and Brie sandwich for a long time. Our daughter had the Mac and cheese which was clearly homemade and delicious and my husband had the chicken bacon ranch wrap, which he also enjoyed. The vibes are cool, and the photographs displayed really work perfectly to give you a sense of the history of the building. Will definitely be back. Food came out quick and hot.

After many years I finally made it Cafe Postal, and what have I been missing! This place is…read moreabsolutely goregous. They've really kept a lot of the historical elements and pay homage to the postal service. I had a skinny hot latte, and a bagel sandwich for breakfast. I co-worked at a large table for hours, and finished with a chicken pesto sandwich. Both the bagael sandwich and the pesto were great! Nothing tasted microwaved. It was very gourmet. The staff is super friendly and its overall pretty quiet even when busy. I cant wait to go back.

I was in town visiting and wanted to see how Omaha's Union Station compares to the one we have back…read morehome. It was built in 1931 in the Art Deco style and designed by LA architect Gilbert Stanley Underwood. The museum has lots of photographs and examples of materials used that would be a delight for all those interested in architecture. Downstairs was the train depot and where you can go inside and sit in the train cars. Most of the rooms appeared to be part of their permanent collection, but part of the downstairs area has rotating exhibits. The exhibit on display was "The Negro Motorist Green Book" which you may be familiar with if you watched the 2018 film "Green Book." I had a great time at the museum and would return, although check the calendar as I went when the NE SciFest going on and I prefer calmer museum visits. Still, definitely would recommend checking it out!

The Durham Museum is in the old Union Station. I'm glad they were able to preserve the building…read morebecause it really is spectacular. There are many permanent displays about Omaha history, and there are train cars you can walk through; enthusiastic docents are often there to answer any questions. There are temporary exhibits here as well, and in the summers they will have something cool that the whole family will enjoy. There are lots of programs here, many of them free with admission or membership. I do recommend getting a membership if you think you might want to come at least a couple times in a year. And you probably will want to! There is a soda fountain/snack bar area. The ice cream is great! The food is okay. It's a museum and not a lunch destination. The museum is located right next to Omaha's Old Market.

This one's a fav for its tasty pasta nights and it's very cool vibe…read more As one expects, it's an Italian business. The seating inside is a slew of commin tables and chairs. Nothing fancy. Completely suitable to host a huge wedding, FWIW. The decor includes local Italian culture and pictures of Italy proper. They have a huge kitchen. Restaurant sized. There's a bar on the opposite side of the building. Its events get popular quickly. We always arrive promptly now. The one time we came an hour into the event, the line was across the long parking lot and down the street. It moved quickly enough, though, and we met plenty of very friendly, cheerful folks. Do bring cash, or pray that the ATM inside hasn't been used up! It's a cash feed to get in, and a cash bar. I find this to be of no inconvenience, as they declare this when announcing their events, and happy patrons, like me, further that detail. Well worth the visit. It's a delightful Omaha institution.

They are the best. Right now, on Thursday, I look forward to getting a takeout order of…read morespaghetti and meatballs. I had a terrible surgery and I have lost a lot of weight and nothing tastes very good, except Sons of Italy. God Bless you guys. Shout out to all of the great guys down there. They look like they are having fun. I don't want to give away any of my secrets for parking, but I can always manage to get parked and get my order. I'm getting hungry, just thinking about it. Check out their hours and days, that they serve. Best in Omaha..

Set on the north side of Little Bohemia, this is a phenomenal concert venue for MAHA opening night!…read moreThe upstairs is the best view of the bands.

From the owner: OutrSpaces provides an inclusive platform to develop effective industries for creatives and…read moreadvocates to produce, present, and engage. With a 24/7 shared workspace, venue, and more, we offer resources for all types of connecting!

My wife and I went to the Bancroft Street Market a couple weeks ago and the experience was…read morepleasant. We went to their Holiday show and there were a lot of vendors in that little room. The best was Scratch Bakery. They made amazing gourmet donuts. All in all, there was some pretty cool, handmade items that I really liked. I would definitely go back.

Very nice event space in South Omaha. It's a renovated old building at 10th and Bancroft Streets…read morethat is used for a variety of arts-focused events, from craft fairs to visual art exhibits and even the occasional concert. Inside, wood floors and high ceilings greet you in an otherwise raw, open space, leaving it versatile for pretty much any kind of event. There's even a weird dive bar across the street.

Dont ever buy your drinks with your debit card. Cash only. I recently went to a concert there. I…read morebought $12 in drinks was charged and then someone got online and charged my card a second time well after the concert. Now i have to prove fraud. And even though i left a message at the venue no one ever returned my phone call.

This is a good sized location for large events that lacks only in parking availability. The main…read morefloor has a good stagehand a mezzanine level with seats. It has a sizable additional space, stage left, that would easily fit a reception all on it's own. The events there are fun, the bands are varied and I often find acts I want to see, and it's not as expensive as other venues of its size. It isn't fancy. It's more where I go for music performances and/or events. Been to several and am certain I'll attend more!

I had a great experience at Dry Spokes! As someone who still drinks alcohol, it's nice to get dry…read moreversions of the flavor profile I've come to love about cocktails. And with like-minded people around you, Dry Spokes is a great place for this in the presence of good company. I commend the owners for making this establishment happen. The bar is very chic and cozy, with plenty of space for intimate as well as large gatherings. And the drinks are fantastic - one made such an impact on me that I'm trying to recreate it at home! Kudos to the bartenders who were super friendly and humored our many non-alcoholic noob questions! Until next time

My husband and I came here for a drink before heading to a birthday celebration. We had been…read morewanting to check this place out for over a year, so I was glad that we were finally able to do it! The bar is actually much bigger than it looks from the outside. They currently also have the space next door that they use as an event venue (such as open mic the Saturday evening we were there), but that place is available for lease. The decor is nice as well - simple, but cozy with a few couches and some board/card games. Their mocktail menu is huge! There are definitely options to fit every palate. I opted for Collin's Bouquet and Cotton Candy. Both were very good and would highly recommend both. One of the drinks my husband got, the Coconut Cherry Kiss, however, was absolutely delicious! I think it was both of our favorites and one I would get for myself next time for sure. The NA cocktails are definitely not an afterthought here and neither are they just juice full of sugar and more sugar. These are well thought out, have flavor outside of just sweet, and overall are a very good option for anyone who is opting not to drink alcohol, but still doesn't want to miss out on the fun! I'm excited to come back!