WheatFields is a really excellent spot with some standout items, especially if you've got a sweet…read moretooth. Overall, we had a great meal, and I'd definitely come back. I ordered Ron's Chicken & Rhubarb Pie for $16.99; you get three pieces of honey-fried chicken (drumstick, thigh, and breast); mashed potatoes with gravy, a buttered bun, and a generous slice of rhubarb pie. The fried chicken was excellent, and the honey added a nice touch. The mashed potatoes were okay but tasted like they were instant, and the roll could've been just a bit bigger. That said, the rhubarb pie absolutely stole the show--perfectly balanced, not bitter at all, and honestly the best rhubarb pie I've had. My wife Laura had the Frenchman's Quiche Combo for $17.99, which includes a slice of deep-dish Quiche Lorraine with hollandaise, French onion soup, and a warm croissant with grape jelly. The quiche was fluffy with a flaky crust, and the bacon and sauce really brought it together. The French onion soup was outstanding--packed with onions and rye croutons, easily one of the best we've had outside of New Orleans. The croissant was spot-on as well. The restaurant itself was clean, and the bakery area smelled incredible--loaded with pastries and cakes that clearly get a lot of care and attention. The bathrooms were passable, though there was a slight unpleasant odor in the men's room. Service was fine--our waitress was polite and efficient, just a bit on autopilot. Pricing for the restaurant felt fair for what you get, though the bakery items leaned a little pricey. Still, between the quality of the food--especially the baked goods--and the overall experience, this is a great place to eat in Omaha.

We used to come in here in December to see Santa and have an amazing breakfast. No Santa on this…read moreDecember day. Kids were disappointed. They weren't really busy, but it took quite a while for us to get our drinks. Daughter's coffee was very weak as was my iced tea- - when I got a refill I asked for no ice and it was still very weak. Her 2nd cup of coffee was better. Kids meals are eight dollars and do not include a drink. That seems to be pretty standard and they were good. One had the waffle, one had the French toast and one had the eggs, bacon and muffin. My daughter ordered the breakfast wrap and had a cinnamon roll on the side. She said it was good - - just a bit dry on the corner. My scrambled eggs with bacon and cheese was really good. It came with a big slice of Christmas roll, which I knew the children would enjoy. As for the Christmas roll - - the cake part was kind of dry and it has lots of frosting. It's an expensive place for breakfast for a family. The waitress was very attentive. They had a few Christmas decorations to add to a festive atmosphere

Nestled in a high end shopping area with plenty of shared parking…read more Well layed out Trader Joe's and lots of friendly and helpful staff. Ok, bye.

I love the convenience of this corner grocery store, plus their reasonable prices with a nice…read moreselection of fresh produce & ready to go meals. I stopped in to grab something to eat for dinner. They have some vegetarian choices but I opted for a stuffed red pepper with ground beef, rice & shiitake mushrooms-Yum! Only $6.99 for dinner-much better/healthier than fast food! The store has an easy layout to quickly maneuver thru. The checkout lines always move quickly. They're not afraid to open an extra line at any given moment.

Food was phenomenal the black cod is a must have! We sat at the bar because it was super busy and…read morewe didn't have a reservation and we still had amazing service. Very lively in there and they have a open kitchen to watch the cooks make the food

We ordered two starters, a full salad and a steak. The starters and salad blew us away--so much…read moreflavor. The poke had a tangy spinach layer that complimented the tuna and rice perfectly. Whipped ricotta had this slightly oiled fresh bread that I'm sure I could have ate the entire loaf of. The salad had a great mix of vinaigrette, candied ginger, and apples. The drinks were also on point, with the walnut old fashioned being our fave. It was the perfect temperature that allowed the richness of the walnut to show through but not overpowering. Our steak dish was a miss but my date had been here numerous times (he's spoke about this being his favorite place for months) and said it wasn't characteristic of it. We let the server know so she could let the kitchen know something might've been different and she promptly removed it; not our intention but appreciated. I think it was just a fluke too since everything else was great. We'll be back!

There are lots of great spices and spice combinations in different sized quantities here. Today I…read morecame for cinnamon and ground cloves. I didn't even have to look for it. As I came in the door a woman asked if she could help me find anything and took me right over to the correct shelf. She even knew the kind of cinnamon I wanted when I told her what I used to buy at Penzey's. I could have been in and out in about five minutes except for the single cashier. The place is really small but it's probably got any spice you can think of and then some. I was really glad I remembered it.

Very helpful, knowledgeable, patient travel agent. She followed up and kept me on track with…read morecoordinating plans among our small group.

I haven't been to the Omaha Whole Foods in a long time, maybe one to two years. It's not a super…read moreconvenient location and it's not very close to my home, so I mostly come when I need to get the odd ingredient. I stopped by today in particular to get apples because I forgot to grab them during my normal grocery run and I happened to be nearby. The first thing I noticed was the exterior building. It doesn't look like it's been updated or that well kept up since it was constructed. It looks like the building has aged, and that big sign on a post looks dated as well. The interior was not dirty, but also looked dated and could definitely use a refresh. Businesses in the Regency area tend to look fancier and better well kept up, so I'd like to see this Whole Foods get a little TLC. I just feel like the vibe is off a little from what I would expect. I also expected to see a wider variety of apples. I guess to me Whole Foods means lots of organic and natural items as well as a broader selection than what you might find at conventional grocery store like Hy-Vee. But that really wasn't the case. Other than having lots of organic options, the specific types of apples weren't that unique or exciting. When it came time to check out, there was not a single open register with a human being. They only had self check out open, which is not my immediate preference.

Whole Foods in Omaha is the largest Whole Foods store I have ever seen. It's like the big box of…read moreWhole Foods. But the place was surprisingly empty of customers. It had so many different places, deli, flowers, huge produce section, and eating area. It was all a bit overwhelming to me. I got a disoriented, like I was roaming Costco or Sam's Club. The food on the salad bar and deli area was the same as what I get in Honolulu though. And I'm not sure if that is good or bad. It's nice to have the familiar dishes I buy at home, but its always nice to try local food from the area.

Took some friends here for dinner while they were in town. Nice place! The Margherita Pizza was…read moreVERY GOOD! The Wedge Salad was also quite good. They were out of Mascati which was odd so I got a rose instead which was just okay. The service on the other hand was not great. They were very short and almost rude. I'm not sure why since they weren't too busy and we were very easy customers. I really hope they improve since the pizza was so good. I'll have to give it another try.

We came here for brunch and overall had a pretty good experience. I ordered the French toast and it…read morewas definitely on the sweeter side, but in a good way, really well done and satisfying. The drinks were okay, nothing bad, but probably not something I would order again next time. It was very easy to make a reservation, which I appreciated, and parking right in front made it super convenient. The place itself was busy and a bit loud, so just something to keep in mind if you are looking for a quieter brunch spot. They do offer patio seating, and while it is right next to the parking lot, it is still nice to be outside. Overall, a solid brunch option, but a bit overpriced for what you get.

First time here and it has been around for years. It's to the left of Bath and Body Works, in the…read moresame shopping area as Trader Joe's. I ordered the honey pistachio matcha latte. It was good, but I want to try a few others next time. Service was excellent. They were so nice. I had some questions, since it was my first time. The juices are made from organic fruit, but not sure about the frozen fruits they use. I will probably try one of their cleanses in the future. Ambience is nice. They have a few tables with chairs to enjoy your drink or food.

Located in a great plaza, surrounded by shops. The interior was pink and simple. We ordered the…read morepretty in pink & super fruit, both were fantastic and filling however it can be pricey due to its all natural and real ingredients. Friendly service! Would like to come back & try the food next time!

This restaurant has become one of my go-to spots because the food is consistently great every time…read morei visit. The pasta dishes are definitely quality over quantity, which I appreciate. I love a good pizza and theirs is some of the best I have had in Omaha. I love that they have some rotating flavors. Their drinks are also excellent. I like their selection of wines, and all of the other cocktails I have tried were well done. As far as happy hour, this is one of the best around with great options and a nice atmosphere. When it's nice out the patio is relaxing. One thing I really appreciate is that reservations can be done quickly online, parking is conveniently right in front, and the service is always fast and attentive without feeling rushed. Highly recommend!

Yes! So much yes! Go! I waited too long to try this. We showed with a party of 8 for a birthday…read moreordering all sharing plates...every person had glowing reviews. The rigatoni was a top runner, with gnocchi, bucatini and marg pizza as contenders. All the flavors were rich, with quality ingredients. The environment had quite a few tables but still felt intimate. Our server too--the best! Recommendations, refills, samples, clearing...she was on it. It was an upscale yet slightly causal vibe. I already want to go back the next day.

The Westgate Plaza Farm Stand is now open for the season - hooray!! They typically open right…read morearound Father's Day. A little pricier than the regular grocery store (maybe?) but so worth it for the quality. The tomatoes make the best BLTs. The watermelons are great for bringing to family picnics. I've never seen lettuce there but often times they have nuts, cherries, strawberries, or whatever is in season. Don't overlook the jarred items they have such as jams, salsas, syrups, and pickles. The pickled beets are fantastic as are the million dollar pickles. The landscape in the area has changed with the addition of a nearby Starbucks and the soon to be open Ace Hardware but it's still an easy in and out. I always pay with cash although I think cards are accepted. Whoever is working is always so friendly, too. So glad this place exists for fresh fruit and vegetables! I love the Farmer's Market but this is so much easier throughout the week. Making a stop here is one of the bright spots in my week.

Great vegetable selection. one of the nicest and convenient places for fruits and vegetables and…read moreoften surprising edibles.

DaughterPoo and I stopped at Saddle Creek for a late breakfast (11am). It was packed, but a table…read moreopened up quickly (I'm not sure moaning "hunger, hunger!" had anything to do with it but hey, whatever works). DP ordered Lemon Berry Pancakes, a plate-filing short stack of goodness. I'd like to say it tasted as good as it looked, but I couldn't tell as DP chowed down like a hound from hell. In a good way, of course. She did allow me to share her Maple Braised Bacon (meaning that I was able to snatch a piece while she wasn't looking). Really, really fine, something I'd definitely order again. For me. Not to share. I had the Schnitzel Bennie with tart cherry jam and lemon hollandaise. Sound unusual? Tasted great! My only gripe was that the pork cutlet was a bit small and could have used a bit more seasoning in the breading. Would I order it again? You betcha! Service was fast and efficient. The decor was quirky and inviting but the space was loud enough that it was really hard to carry a conversation. Overall rating: yahoo!

I haven't been to SCBC in quite a while so decided to go after church. The wait was only around 20…read moreminutes which we were pleased with, as I know Sunday mornings are one of their busier days. We said first available seats, which ended up being at the end of the bar. More about that later... I ordered the vegan standard and hubs ordered the banana bread French toast. The server was friendly and the food came out in a timely manner, considering the place was packed. Regarding the vegan standard, it seems they have cut back on the amount of tofu scramble and increased the amount of hashbrowns, which was a little bit disappointing. As usual it was very tasty though! I tried a bite of the hubs French toast and it was VERY unique and tasty! II will be getting that next time. I was disappointed to hear that they haven't brought back the vegan biscuits and gravy, but maybe once again they will! So the food was great but our experience, not so much, based on where we were sitting. I feel like they should not even use the last spot at the bar to seat a patron. Right next to where I was sitting is the place they bring the clean silverware to dry it off, then they would toss it into the silverware holder. The noise was very annoying and they did nothing to try to even be quiet about it. The other thing about that location is the register is pretty much right in your face, like 15 inches directly in front of me and someone was pretty much there the whole time. Other areas of the bar wouldn't be quite so bad, but next time we will wait longer to get a table or sit at the bar top that looks outside instead of at all the workers doing their thing and talking to each other. Other than the location of where we sat this visit, this is still one of our top spots for a yummy vegan breakfast, and we will be back!