Love the old dinner feel with delicious food. Kid and I love sitting at the bar and chatting with…read morestaff. we love the breakfast sandwiches and the breakfast burger. I always go across to the cafe to grab a fancy latte first. Love the two shops in one.

Excellent coffee! My coworkers and I went in several times while in town for work. I tried a latte,…read morea cappuccino, and their drip and all were excellent! The baristas were very helpful and quick to get drinks ready, and it seems like a chill place to hang out if you have the time. Also, be sure to check out Fritter Friday! I couldn't not partake, but my coworker said they were excellent!

We were looking for somewhere to grab lunch after a visit to the Durham museum and decided to was…read moretime to finally check out Cafe Postale. So glad we did! This was a perfect lunch spot and I will be thinking about my turkey and Brie sandwich for a long time. Our daughter had the Mac and cheese which was clearly homemade and delicious and my husband had the chicken bacon ranch wrap, which he also enjoyed. The vibes are cool, and the photographs displayed really work perfectly to give you a sense of the history of the building. Will definitely be back. Food came out quick and hot.

After many years I finally made it Cafe Postal, and what have I been missing! This place is…read moreabsolutely goregous. They've really kept a lot of the historical elements and pay homage to the postal service. I had a skinny hot latte, and a bagel sandwich for breakfast. I co-worked at a large table for hours, and finished with a chicken pesto sandwich. Both the bagael sandwich and the pesto were great! Nothing tasted microwaved. It was very gourmet. The staff is super friendly and its overall pretty quiet even when busy. I cant wait to go back.

Great service and excellent coffee and food!…read more I ordered the banana ball latte- it was delicious it didn't have an overall banana taste and it was too sweet. I also got the egg and cheese breakfast sandwich and it was fantastic. The cheese does get a little messy so grab a napkin. Good amount of seating area and not a loud environment even when many were in the building.

First off, they have no parking spots for disabled people. None. We circled the building and there…read morewere no signs for a disabled person to park. All the parking near the entrance is metered parking-- the kind that's hard to figure out if you don't use it regularly. There were three parallel parking spots directly in front of the door, but they were all filled and had 15 minute limits. The meters seem to be owned by the city, so maybe Big Grove doesn't have a choice, but it's very odd and wrong. The employees don't know anything about it. Next, the food. Bookguy wanted a muffin, but they were out. The pastries in the case were not like anything I had seen before, except for the cookies. The counter person described what they were, rather than naming them. Thus we ended up with a mushroom thingie and a pizza thingie. The mushrooms were minimal, black shreds with no flavor in a cornbread-like square. Bookguy rejected it after one bite: too dry and flavorless. I didn't think it was awful, but I wouldn't get it again. The pizza thingie was ok. The soft square of bread was fresh, with two pepperoni rounds, a teaspoon of mild pizza sauce and a teaspoon of white cheese. I especially liked the bread. Lastly, the coffee. It was excellent. I ordered a cappuccino with oat milk. I commented on the fancy machines they use and the "barista" pointed under the counter and said it was a robot. So maybe they don't have a trained barista, just a button pusher because they have a coffee-making robot. Nevertheless, it was great coffee. That being said, I can't imagine coming here again.

Cute coffee drive thru! I love that they also have a walk up option with a lovely patio outside…read more They have two drive thru lanes that fit my pickup well. They were very friendly and got my order my correct. The almond milk sugar-free chocolate syrup cappuccino was super good and the perfect temperature.

I wouldn't say Coffee Cabin is as cute as a bug's ear, but it is cute. The menu is packed with…read morevariety for a small place. I used the drive-thru. I was especially impressed with the pastry menu, so much so that I felt compelled to try crème brule coffee cake. I wasn't disappointed--moist, sweet, but not overly so, with a cinnamon crumb topping and very fresh. Delicious! I also tried a savory-- breakfast sausage wrap. I was asked if I wanted salsa with it and I wish I had said yes. Salsa would have kicked a basic egg, potato, and sausage burrito up to the next level. I had a cappuccino, and it was good, with the perfect coffee flavor. I would likely go here often, if it was in my neighborhood. Make sure you try it if you live in the area.

I heard this place was good for breakfast and it was! Crowded even for a day when the temps were…read more-5. It is very much an old time cafe feel. Pancakes are huge and fluffy! My son loved the biscuits and gravy saying they were some of the best he has had. I got my eggs over hard and wish I had gone with over medium. The hash browns were well flavored and the coffee smooth. Bacon cooked just right. Good prices for the amount of food you get. Early Bird specials until 8am. I would also like to try their lunch menu. Word of warning CASH ONLY!

It's been more than 6 years since we've been to AJ's, and we used to go there often, but with lots…read moreof good breakfast places in Omaha there's competition. Today we ordered DoorDash breakfast. Bookguy ordered full biscuits and gravy with hash browns and two eggs over easy. I ordered the veggie breakfast casserole. Bookguy thought the biscuits were a little weird, but the gravy and eggs were good. I snagged a bite of biscuit without the gravy and I enjoyed it. Maybe it has something to do with the soft texture. My casserole was delicious. I especially liked how brown the hash browns were-- that almost burnt flavor was just right. Mine also had an enormous, fluffy pancake. Of course because it was DoorDash, nothing was as hot or crispy as it would be in person so we don't hold that against them. AJ's still has a quality product, generous portions, and reasonable prices.

Nite Hawkes Cafe is a solid local spot for breakfast or lunch. The food is consistently good and…read morecomes out fresh. They have a nice variety of options, and everything we've tried has been satisfying. Service has always been friendly and efficient. Nothing over the top, just good, reliable service. Prices are reasonable for the portions you get, especially these days. Overall, it's a dependable place to grab a casual meal.

Took my dad here for Father's Day and we had a great experience. Our server was very attentive,…read morefood came out pretty fast, and tasted good. This is a place to go to if you want a traditional midwestern breakfast. The pricing is super affordable as well. It's your typical diner setting. We'll be back for sure.

I'm so glad to see this creative and passionate team move into a part of downtown Omaha which has…read morebeen lacking much appeal. +The business places a high priority on lifting up other small, first generation business owners. +They have a clear and concise menu, while still offering fun, seasonal options +Currently, the oatmeal cookie latte is a stellar sweet treat (try it as a cafe au lait for a little less of a sugar rush) but what a great taste profile! +The space is open, bright, spacious, and not super busy if you need a quiet place to work or read

What a wonderful spot. Great coffee and service. I tried a coffee flight which had their house…read moreblend, Mocha Latte, Oatmeal Latte, and Eggnog Latte. Didn't get to try the cider. All local suppliers including their breakfast sandwiches. They make their own waffles right there. You can rent meeting space upstairs if you have a group event. Used to be a Buick dealership as far back as the 1920's. Still have the original floor tiles and a bunch else.

Fig is perfect pit stop to grab coffee and lunch or a snack, particularly for its location…read more(proximity to the Luminarium, Discovery Park, & the airport). The natural lightning and river views help to create a nice and relaxing space, while still casual enough that you don't feel bad bringing kids in. They source pastries from Lola's, and from the main food menu, I typically gravitate towards their hummus plate & grilled chicken. My only small complaint is that the sandwich breads we've tried are a little plain / underwhelming, but I just stick to the salads. Plenty of parking as well, so an all-around gem!

I stop here often. It's the best place to eat at Lewis and Clark Landing. It's the only place so…read moreI'm glad the food is good. I have been coming here since it opened. In the earlier days, it seemed like some of the menu items were too salty or whatever. But once they got established I have been happy with the experience every time. This is a restaurant attached to a science museum (but it can be entered separately). I go to a lot of museums and this food is miles better than most food you can get at most museums. I like that they offer items from local businesses such as Lola (for baked goods), Grove (juices) and Fermented Felon kombucha. Indoor and outdoor seating available. Windows are huge with a great view of the river. They serve a good iced tea, which can be not so good at other places. Also a nice hot drink selection. I like to go for a walk across the river, then come here and relax with a brownie or a slice of sweet potato cake. There is an entry fee to the museum if you want to go...or you can just meander over to the gift shop for free. It's a really good gift shop, if you are a nerd like me.