I was going to stop at Caseys for a bottle of Vodka when I realized Big Dog across the street is a…read morededicated liquor store. I love perusing wine and spirits and seeing the wide variety, and Big Dog offers a very vast selection! I scored the vodka I was looking for and some special Kros Strain brews. Very nice and friendly staff. Plenty of parking.

Got a specialty keg from them for the 4th and had to get the tap from another entity. Keg / tap…read morecombo didn't work. In an emergency, swung back to get two more kegs since people were over and was told they would refund me for the original. Returned ALL kegs (one) full and was greeted by the rudest comments by the owner stating "it's no longer a free keg" despite no instructions to keep it on ice were given. There was zero attempt for ANY concessions to make the miscommunication any better, just blame solely placed on us. I've spent thousands over the years here but never again, not another dime. Sad state of affairs in Elkhorn!

I've been back for a few wine tastings here & we really enjoyed our last sit down wine tasting on…read more9/26/25. They had wine from Napa Valley, France, Italy: reds & whites. It was a lovely experience, learning about where the wines came from, their history & the tastings paired well with a charcuterie board! You really have to buy tickets as soon as you can because seating is limited. They also have free pop-up tastings if you are on their mailing list! It really is a lovely place, you feel comfortable, and the ladies know what they talking about. They're helpful finding what you were looking for.

Went here for a wine tasting in the evening and had such a great time! We sampled six different…read morewines while enjoying charcuterie and company. There appears to be a loose theme for tastings as this one mostly revolved around Spanish region wines. The only improvement I would suggest is new glasses with each wine. Or the ability to rinse out the glass. Thought it was a bit odd they just sampled the next wine on top of the last wine in the same glass - not the biggest deal but that would never fly in Napa. Those leading the tasting were passionate, interactive and knowledgeable. I've attended quite a few wine tastings in the past and I still walked away with gained knowledge. The set up is charming and makes you forget you're in a wine shop. The featured wines were available for purchase and no matter what you like, you will find it here!

Experienced this for the first time the other night. The system is set up well and is interesting…read more You get a card when you walk in, and can sample beer pours priced by the Oz, Wine in 1/2/4oz pours, and whiskeys in 1/2/4oz pours. They also sell retail so it's a good spot to grab something on the way home if you live nearby.

so we love bottles and barrels and usually make it there on Sundays for the live music in the…read moreafternoon. But stopped in on Friday night this time Dante's food truck was there got herself a cocktail and some delicious Italian food. It's great to see local businesses working together.

I like this place! It has the same ownership as Main Street Cellars in Elkhorn. My sense is that…read morethe inventory at this location is less expensive and not as expansive. But that's okay. I don't regularly spend $300 plus on a bottle from Stagelin Vineyard (The Parent Trap.) He didn't have any Carmenre in stock and I clued him in on the story. It helps to sell the grapes! The owner is very knowledgeable and helpful. The music was Yacht Rock from Sirius and I love that channel.

Great wine selection, the owner is really nice knowledgeable. He's also a big Husker fan #GoBigRed…read more Definitely support this local business. They do wine tastings every Thursday starting at 5pm come anytime until 8pm!

This is a really solid liquor store. It's relatively new and I stopped in yesterday. Very friendly…read moreowner who was interested in helping, offering suggestions, as well as samples. Pricing was good and he had a few bourbons I'm not used to seeing them in the Omaha area. I will definitely shop here again.

From the owner: "Cassidy’s Wine & spirits Is your total Beverage Destination. We have competitive prices and…read moreexcellent selection and a knowledgeable staff, whether you are looking to stock up on you favorite spirits, try a new recipe, or trying to find one of a kind bottle we can help. We have a great saving on marked up products, we think we are worth the drive no matter where you live. Stop in and become a member of Cassidy's wine and spirits family. You’ll be glad you did. We provide delivery services also with no delivery fees."

My mom loves wine and I'm always looking for new spots to try with her. Vino Mas is next to Blue at…read more144th and Maple. Bonus - they allow food from Blue or Salween Thai to be brought in and enjoyed with a glass of wine. We came in on a Monday afternoon, it was very quiet, but we enjoyed the time. They had a number of glasses of wine on happy hour, including Prisoner and I was impressed!

I like the atmosphere and they had a great selection, but our wine flights were brought to us in…read morethe wrong order with no labeling of which glass was which. I'd recommend using some sort of labeling system (erasable marker on the glass or paper labels) They need to be labeled *somehow* instantly after they are poured so people know for sure which wine is which and the employee isn't confused. There were multiple customers and I understand it can be confusing to remember which wine is which (especially when they are all red) so labels are 100% necessary and appreciated

I don't know about you, but when I go to a gas station, I expect to get pickled mushrooms, Eastern…read moreEuropean delicacies, and Russian beer. What... Is it just me? If you never went in, you'd never think it was anything more than a gas station. Beer at gas stations isn't anything new. But, beer that you could only get at a specialty market? That's pretty cool. Conversely, if you weren't paying attention and you missed the gas pumps, it looks like a specialty market, with a wide selection of things you could never think of buying. Pickled mushrooms? Interesting. Five different kinds of pickled mushrooms? Wow. It IS a specialty market, with a wide selection of things you could never think of buying. Why are there gourmet cookies with a label I can't read? I don't know, but they look delicious. Why is there kratom at the gas station? No idea, but it's pretty cool. Oh...and the gas prices are reasonable, and there is plenty of distancing going on here. I wish I lived here. No, not at the gas station/specialty shop, although that is an idea.

This may seem like a super random and weird place to review, but it needs doing. We were driving by…read morethis gas station and saw "gyros" on the sign. What? What the heck is a gas station doing selling gyros? Obviously we needed to try it, or at the very least look at it. Upon entering the store and looking to the left, there's an entire section for Russian food. We were befuddled, as there's no signage advertising eastern European groceries outside at all. What's more, the entire wall is eastern European food. Seems like an oversight not to advertise, so I felt I had to post. There's freezers full of pierogies, ice creams, cakes, sausages, caviar, and more. There's entire food stands full of Russian chocolates, tea cookies, and desserts. On top of that, they have made to order gyros and Philly cheese steaks. Got the gyro with fries for $6.49 and was astounded by how good it was. The pita was nice and soft, and the meat was plentiful and seasoned well. The veggies and sauce weren't my favorite, but I can overlook those. Turns out the owner of this place also owns the gyro shop in The Food Court on 42nd St, and they know what they are doing. I'll be coming back, but may bring my own homemade sauce. You definitely need to check this place out. Plus, think how hilarious it will be to tell someone you are taking them out to gyros, only to pull up to a gas station.