Alright, this is about as chill an atmosphere as you can get. Inside, it is similar to a cracker…read morebarrel but way toned down. Kinda like if your grandma n grandpa had a barn they built a kitchen and bar in. The drinking situation is pretty slim because they are limited to a couple little vertical coolers. So you usual items you would find in can form. The food is pretty dang good. Big ole pork tenderloin, fries were great. Lots of condiments to dress up your meal the way you want. The staff is pretty much the owners and they are very genuine and nice people. This reminds me of finding a lil bar out in the middle of nowhere and just being able to sit back, relax, and have some good food. Also, they have books for kids and outdoor area to sit or play, heck even an atari on a TV in the corner for fun.

Maybe don't allow the cat to roam in & out at will? And spruce up the outdoor surroundings a bit.read more

Had a wonderful time at the Gospel Brunch at the Jewell. There are two entrances. One from the…read moreCapitol district outside and one from the inside of the Marriott. When you walk in, you are greeted immediately by hospitable staff who will lead you to your seat. During your stay, the staff are so eager to fulfill to your needs. The moment my water was getting empty there was always someone who was there to fill it. When my plate was empty, there was someone to take my plate away. The staff was so kind and ready to make my experience something to remember. The food.. when you think of a brunch buffet you think of basic items like eggs, bacon, sausage, and waffles with fruit. This isn't your regular buffet. There was so many great items on this buffet such as three kinds of deviled eggs, shrimp and grits, chicken and waffles, three different kinds of deserts, plus your assorted normal brunch items. There are food items to cater to all people. The most memorable items were the sauce on the French toast which is a syrup based almond coating that was so good you could drink it. The chicken was cooked perfectly which is something that's hard to do when you are bulk cooking. The shrimp and grits were so memorable. The music.. as a follower of Christ I was excited to see how the music would be. The music gave versions of slow and up tempo gospel music. The crew was so talented and did a lot to make sure the crowd had a good and memorable experience, they got the crowd involved as well. If you are looking for a fun way to worship, this should be right up your alley. Everything being said, you would think this is at least $80... the all you can eat brunch and music cost $45. I don't think there's an endless brunch that you can find in Omaha with the variety and quality of the items they have for anywhere near $45. Such an incredible value! The Jewell is a beautiful space that has Sunday Gospel Brunch, different music events, and had the capability of doing more. I always thought it would be a great venue to host a comedy night or bringing in comedians similar to the Funny Bone would. Would love to come back soon!

This was awesome!! Such a great place for a date night or night with friends. I loved the vibes of…read morethe place. The live music was exceptional. The staff was extremely nice and helpful, since it was our first time. The espresso martini and Night cap martini were both top notch. The place has a great moody vibe with dim lights and intimate setting. I loved everything about it. Will definitely come back

Love this small place for wine, small bites, and a relaxing brunch. The service and food quality is…read moregreat. So easy to park for free in the Midtown Crossing Garage and then walk a few steps. Eating on the patio in nice weather is half the treat. May eat her every weekend.

We were there on a Tues night for Jazz and it was wonderful! Good music, great wine and apps.read more

We spent new years day (night) here and it was the perfect activity with what felt like the longest…read moreday! There was plenty of open lanes and we enjoyed being on 34-35. It was only $35 a couple for 90 minutes, which is a great deal. I wish got photos, but we had the garlic knots, cheeseburger, and hawaiian pizza, and everything was great, not a crumb left. The screens behind the lanes are brand new and it was so cool to see the different vignettes before they put on the football games. Always love coming to Maplewood and this experience was even better than the last.

Really nice place to play and the staff is generally friendly. The only problem i would have is…read moreaccessibility to open bowling. They are extremely busy, and they are constantly full of leagues and reservations, so you need to call ahead before showing up.

If you were on your vacation and found a place like this, you'd talk about it forever. Great…read moreatmosphere, Sandy is super-friendly and knowledgeable. She and Dane love this place and it shows. Good wine, good taps, fun shopping! Go there tonight.

I stopped by Too Far North randomly and was very happy by the selection of wines and fun…read moredecorations. The staff was very knowledgeable about local wines, so I tried a tasting of reds from Nebraska. Too Far North has so many vintage signs lining the walls that catch the eye and draw you in. In addition to local wines, Too Far North also has local spirits and craft beer on tap that I'm looking forward to trying!

Nice neighborhood bar. Great crowd. Always friendly and never a dull moment. One of Omaha's…read moreundiscovered best place to hang out. Food okay.

Pops is a great neighborhood bar. You feel like you're part of the crew when you get here. Cheap…read moredrinks and good people.

This place is AWESOME! I am literally here right now. I am…read moreexperiencing the AWESOME! The beer is very imaginative and delicious. The food is unbelievable especially the pizza. Dawn is spectacular!

Does not look like a restaurant/brewpub from the outside. You will not stumble upon Heavy Brewing,…read morebut need to seek it out with intent among the other industrial buildings. Friday evening and the place was packed. Not really an appealing setup indoors, loud and rows of bare bones tables and chairs. The patio was very nice, if you are there on an evening the Nebraska weather allows the patio. We were, and enjoyed it. Beer was good. I had Red Ale and my companions sought "something like Blue Moon," which the bartender was able to recommend. Hot honey pepperoni pizza was very greasy but tasty. We saw a neighboring table use a napkin on top of the pizza before they ate, and we did that too. Service was friendly and fine, although the setup is a bit quirky. Food is separate from beer and ordering is done via a QR code, but you can order at the counter if you prefer. Would visit again, but not for a My Dinner With Andre conversation.

I have played in three scrambles here and found the course to be very fun, but challenging…read more The word "challenging" I chose because there are few holes where you get a flat lie. The hills and slopes make that virtually impossible. Lots of bunkers, winding fairways, water on several holes, and plenty of trees. So yes, it is very challenging. The best thing about this course is the course layout. This is where the fun comes in. Most holes are fair and there aren't any two alike. The staff and volunteers at their scrambles really work hard to make it a very pleasant experience. Really good overall days! If you want to spoil yourself, check out Tiburon.

A beautiful corse! I grew up on this side of town and remember my dad golfing here often. The corse…read moreis well kept, and very pretty. We did the full 18. It went great and it was very fun. We stopped at the 9 and the corse manager was very diligent, and kept us moving.