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10 Best Restaurants you have to visit in Omaha, Nebraska


 

Omaha is the largest city in the U.S. state of Nebraska and the county seat of Douglas County. Omaha is best known for its steak. But steaks are just the tip of the culinary iceberg, Omaha’s dining experience ranges from innovated chef-created cuisine, sidewalk cafes and burger joints to delicious drive-throughs, sweet shops, and ethnic eateries.

Find a whole world of flavors, from Mexican, Italian and French to German, African, Greek and Asian – each with their own twist on the classics. Here is a list of the 10 Best Restaurants you have to visit in Omaha, Nebraska.

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Grilled Halloumi Cheese. Photo by Hmioannou. .

Almost four years ago, chef Keen Zheng left Manhattan and the Michelin-starred Sushi Nakazawa to move to Bellevue and open his own spot, Umami. Zheng has over time become a local star for his carefully crafted omakase.

The restaurant is also excellent for its solid menu of cooked Thai and Chinese dishes. Umami has also inspired a legion of regular takeout customers. You can order their food online.

Location: 1504 Galvin Rd S, Bellevue, NE 68005

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Since owners Mark and Vera Mercer opened La Buvette in 1991, the cafe has been, at its heart, a reflection of the diverse Old Market neighborhood, drawing residents young and old for social gatherings and intimate conversations.

La Buvette is a unique, intimate wine bar and grocery in the Old Market area of downtown Omaha.  We offer a French menu, bar, grocery, bread baked daily, and an extensive wine selection. Some highlight dishes in the restaurant are hot grilled ham sandwiches, boeuf bourguignon, cheese and charcuterie, and linguini with clams.

Location: 511 S 11th St, Omaha, NE 68102

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This restaurant was set by a couple. Paul and Jessica Urban took over a little-known downtown gyro spot and turned it into the city’s most popular lunch spot. The couple, both trained in fine dining, created a solid list of classic dishes, including a burger that’s one of the best in the city, as they faded out the gyros.

These days they work up creative daily lunch specials that range from standard (a killer Reuben) to wacky (crispy fried chicken hearts on fresh corn tortillas with Salvadoran crema, hot sauce, pickled peppers, cilantro slaw, and crushed pork rinds). To say the least, the dishes are delicious.

Location: 1611 Farnam St, Omaha, NE 68106

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Seafood. Photo by Geoffreyrabbit. .

El Dorado is a Mexican restaurant that serves top notch delicious cooking. El Dorado is known for its parrilladas, extensive grilled platters. Go for the seafood option, stacks of fresh fish, shellfish, assorted seafood, sauces, garnishes, and house-made tortillas.

Be sure to bring a few friends; the feasts can feed several people for dinner. From delicious marinated Carne Asada to flavorful Seafood Platters, the restaurant has something for everyone.

Location: 5134 S 24th St, Omaha, NE 68107

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 Mama’s Kitchen & Catering is a family-owned and -operated business specializing in soul food and traditional American cuisine. We offer a unique variety of delicious homemade appetizers, entrées, cakes and desserts, but we’re best known for our famous oven-fried chicken and our delectable sweet potato pie ice cream!

Gladys Harrison, runs the new space, where she maintains her mother’s recipes, including skillet cornbread that has been in the family for more than 100 years, sweet potato pie, and oven-fried chicken.

Location: 2112 North 30th Street, Accelerator Suite 201, Omaha, NE 68111

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Nite Owl became “Omaha famous” with its totchos, crispy tater tots topped with queso, salsa verde, queso fresco, crema, red onion, and cilantro. But the restaurant and bar, designed to look like your grandparents’ basement, has so much more to offer: a great burger and fries, meaty and vegan sliders, and an endlessly creative bar staff.

Look out for drinks like the Time Lord, with Pimm’s, Branca Menta, cucumber oleo saccharum, pineapple, and lime; and the Strawberry Switchblade, featuring old tom gin, Cocchi Americano, yellow Chartreuse, strawberry, balsamic, lemon, and “buzzing basil foam.”

Location: 3902 Farnam St, Omaha, NE 68131

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Dario’s Brasserie is an informal French café that serves beer, wine and simple hearty food. Dario’s is a European style restaurant with banquette seating and gentle lighting that give an intimate and elegant feel. The cozy and comfortable bar area is great for a drink or casual dining experience.

Dario’s European upbringing, passion for Belgian food and beer, and French culinary training all contribute to the exceptional food at Dario’s. The highest quality and freshest ingredients, along with the latest cooking techniques are combined to make your dining experience memorable.

Location: 4920 Underwood Ave, Omaha, NE 68132

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This Italian restaurant serves the best of the best Italian food. Dante features ingredient-driven dishes with fresh produce from local farmers. The restaurant is committed to providing it’s guests with an authentic Italian experience, from the wine list to the menu.

Known mostly for excellent wood-fired Neapolitan pizza, Dante also serves a wide selection of wonderful homemade pastas and a killer lasagna in the winter months.

Location: 16901 Wright Plaza #173, Omaha, NE 68130

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The Bagel Bin offers all-natural New York-Style bagels that are baked daily and are fresh. The golden-hued egg bagel is a local favorite, but there are standards like everything, onion, and Asiago too.

Lox is available as part of a cream cheese spread and on its own, paired with capers and onions. The menu also includes bagel sandwiches, a few side dishes, and a rotating soup option, making it a popular spot for both breakfast and lunch.

Location: 1215 S 119th St, Omaha, NE 68144

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kebab of lamb, with homemade bread. Photo by Lesya Dolyk. .

El Basha Grill is a Lebanese restaurant located in Omaha, Nebraska. The restaurant’s primary focus is to make the best dishes of the Mediterranean Cuisine. El Basha Grill offers take-out orders, outdoor seating, and catering.

Their falafel wrap, studded with briny pickles, is great; so are the house-made hummus and other Lebanese specialties like baba ghanoush, creamy lentil soup, and kebabs.

Location: 7503 Pacific St, Omaha, NE 68114

 

 

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