As someone who has been going here for many years, I never thought I would be posting anything but…read morestrong praise for the club. However, our dinner Friday night was well below par. My steak, ordered medium rare was much closer to medium well and unfortunately also on the cold side so it had been sitting before being served. It took 23 minutes for an ice tea refill (server Gilbert failure) and we were never asked how things were! We have been told that the head chef moved to Lochland in Hastings and as members we hope things improve here before our return.

This Friday night was *chef's kiss*. Chef Bill Warren and his staff outdid themselves with the…read morePrime Rib buffet. Delicious! We loved our conversation with Chef Bill, he is so charming! Marissa, our server, was delightful! We also highly recommend having a carafe smoked Four Roses Small Batch old fashioned. Wonderful evening! Thank you Saddle Club!

The Moose Lodge moved to 2410 NW 12th Street in 2011. They are known to have dances every Saturday…read moreevening.

THIS PLACE ROCKS!!! If ever you need any help with anything to do with domestic violence or sexual…read moreassault run don't walk to see the folks at this place.

First let me say that I am not a birder but the husband of a birder who followed his wife here…read more That being said, take this from the perspective of a non birder on a bird loving trip. What you can expect; Meet in the morning at 6:30am in the dining room. Have a light continental breakfast. Go to the state of the art heated blind which looks like a trailer that they ship materials on ships with. One side is cut out with portholes to see clearly and stick your camera out of. You will see a river with about 200,000+ big birds in front of you in the river waiting for the sun. As soon as the sun hits you see massive amounts of birds start taking off. You don't have to be a birder to think the sight is awesome! After about 90 minutes of this, you are taken back and you have a delicious breakfast. Then you have down time to either sleep, ride awesome "fat" wheel bikes, walk the trails or say hello to the Bison. Lunch is a great box lunch. Then off to doing other activities until it gets near sundown when it is time for snacks at about 5:30pm. You then go to the blind again to watch 200,000+ birds land in swarms on the lake for the night. Then you come back about 7:45 pm for dinner. Wine & beer is available all day long. If you take photo's be prepared for low light and a 300mm lens is minimum. I wish I had a 500mm fast lens. The only downsides are, no TV in the room. There is a TV in the shared kitchen outside our room. The room is small (Smaller then a typical motel room) but nice. The soap is so small it is unusable in the shower. Their van is extremely tight for driving around. The upside is that you have to be nuts not to think it is unbelievable that birds fly from Mexico to Canada/Siberia and almost all stop in this river on the way and spend a few weeks here and have been doing it for ten or so million years! The guides are superb and will do anything to please. If you like nature and want peaceful, this is the place.

Best place to go watch the cranes. The tour guides lead you out to the river early in the morning…read more It's definitely a sight to see every year!

A really stunning, service-forward Club in the heart of Lincoln. We were here as guests of Capitol…read moreCity Electric for their Christmas party & again for a private birthday party in April. The food was beyond phenomenal for each buffet : a fresh fruit platter that looked straight out of the tropics, mind-blowing smoked salmon, chicken satay, meatballs, shrimp, a phenomenal prime rib carving station and a trio of desserts to choose from! The service, somehow, was better than the food - servers were close at hand to bus tables, refill drinks and answer questions. The event manager here was in the room the *entire* time for each event to oversee everything - super impressive service.

Hell on earth. Poor management, mediocre course, nightmare members. The employees are lovely, but…read moreyou can tell their morale is bottomed out when they're there. I'm so sick & tired of people in Lincoln acting like big shots. It's like people get a little bit of money & they think they're the coolest cat in town. Stop it with the notion that rich people have to be difficult & rude. Tip your servers! A smile goes a long way.

DJ Matt Corleone was hired for one of my marketing events and he did a fantastic job! For the…read moreaudience, he set up a very good playlist that catered to the event. At different times of the nights we needed quieter and louder music and he did a great job acclimating my needs as I spoke to the crowd. Everyone had a great job. Sometimes people underestimate how great having someone who can amplify good vibes and good energy. If you're looking for entertainment for your next party, consider a profession DJ instead of your friend on the aux cord :)