Fresh ingredients resulting in a great tasting meal, paired with the light and savory seasoned…read morepopcorn. Greenery, brick wall, and beautiful art, gives a comfy cozy feel to the restaurant. All around a great place to start your day! You grab a menu at the counter then go back up to order. Once you do, they bring out the food to you and refill your water glass as they are in between orders at the counter/bringing out food. I had the super chai and they noted that they don't add any milk or sweetener, so make sure to ask for it... which eventually I did, but by itself it undoubtably was a great tea! This and the crumbly scone with rhubarb chunks and butter on the side were amazing! The sandwich had a very thick and fresh slice of tomato and layers of fluffy egg. The Brioche French toast having extra crispy bits of batter, alongside the nut butter syrup.

Visiting from California for a conference. Stopped in for lunch, had a salad and deviled eggs -…read morefantastic. It was so good, I returned for breakfast the next day. Grits bowl. Thank you for vegetables in a bath of creamy flavorful grits. Everything is so well done. Service is kind and attentive. Ambiance is calm and cute. Perfect, really. Kudos to the chef! Good work, Omaha, I'm always impressed when I visit and Kitchen Table is another to add to my list of great places to eat while here.

Met up with a sweet friend to enjoy a fabulous sweet drink from Flora Cafe this morning…read more They've got what looks like a great spring menu for drinks, but I ordered my most favorite, Chai. Abuelita Chai to be exact and it was so warm and cozy, served in the cutest mug. Lots of room - and an upstairs with MORE tables and chairs - for large family gatherings, taking advantage of their FABULOUS eats menu (all available online), and people watch by the large windows! Parkings a little bit of bitch, but there IS the parking garage on the block south, as well as meter parking just on the south side of the street. I say give them a try!

Message to the management. A restaurant has three ways to become a destination and become…read moresomewhere people come to eat. The "great' features are: 1 Have great service 2 Have great food 3 Have a great theme The superior restaurants have all three. Many businesses get along by having just one "good" feature. My advice to La Flora is pick one. You have none.

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.

Very cool place! Great vibes and a very welcoming environment. There is a $6 "day pass" fee. SO…read moremany games to choose from. Lots of drink options too which I was surprised by! Coffee, tea, hot chocolate, alcohol...The hot chocolate was very good! The staff are also so sweet. Perfect place for a group game night or even a date night.

Seriously how fun is this place?! We were able to get a guest pass for our family through the…read morepublic library and we spend a rainy day there with our 5 year old playing board games. The selection of games is rather large and overwhelming. It's hard to figure out which ones would be good for younger children. They do have the games spread out into categories, but still can be a lot. The price isn't bad (If you're paying for it), but if you plan to visit with any regularity I'd recommend the membership. Parking kinda sucks, but if you're lucky you'll get street parking. They have a coffee area, but we didn't try anything to eat/drink. They also sell games and the prices are a little high, but it supports a good cause. Can't wait to go back!

The Joslyn used to be a place where you enjoyed the art but (unless you were trapped there) you ate…read moreelsewhere... not the model of a museum cafe, which is usually "come for a great lunch and then enjoy the art".. That has changed. The menu rotates with interesting seasonal offerings, and even the possibility of a glass of wine! I'd actually choose it for lunch! My only criticism is that the indoor dining space look is institutional... the charm of a school cafeteria...I'd like an "artier" more uptown ambiance.

We decided to visit the Joslyn Art Museum (I'd driven past it 100 times when I was going west to…read moreref when I worked in Omaha, but never visited. What a mistake!) Anyway, after walking through the various exhibits, we were getting hungry so we stopped in at Cafe Durham. It's in the lower level of the north wing - go down the stairs and you can get to it. You walk in, grab a tray and order. My wife ordered a half sandwich (grinder) and soup, and I ordered a whole sandwich (Grinder). They didn't have enough food left to make a Grinder and a half. My wife changed to ham and swiss, and I got the whole grinder. We also got a cookie. The soup was good. The sandwiches were tasty. Good sauces. The seating area was clean and noisy. This is a decent place to get a bite to eat at the museum.

May God bless this amazing ministry for all the good they are doing. I stopped by for a coffee…read moreunknowing this was a nonprofit breakfast and lunch place. My coffee was amazing, the service was excellent and the whole place felt like I was where I was suppose to be. It was clean and comfortable. They don't charge for a meal, they simply ask for donations. Not too many places like this in our society.

We were passing through town on a long road trip . Happened to and Stop in here to get coffee…read moreafter eating next door at Block 16. They had worship music and it was a donation of coffee only . It is a non profit , feed the community and spread the Word of Jesus . Very friendly and loving atmoshere. Makes me want to get more churches around Country to open up something like this.

You have to come here! We absolutely loved everything we had, and it's authentic Puerto Rican…read morecuisine. We came after a CWS game and they had specials available along with their regular menu. Our server was the kindest person and I loved talking with her! Since it wasn't too busy, the food was out quick and we had a choice of seating while watching the soccer game. We opted for piña coladas to drink, mine NA due to the drinks from the rest of the day (CWS hello), but Sam got his with rum and both were great! I loved all the coconutty flavor in it. We ordered the tripleta empanadillas, which were a special for CWS, normally they just have the tripleta sandwich. It was cheesy, crispy, and meaty. We got the Puerto Rican hot dogs, topped with beef, sautéed onions, sauerkraut, cheese, mayo ketchup, and crunchy potato sticks. So, so good and perfect for baseball season!! Sam got a PR tres leches cake for his birthday that day and I got fried cheese (queso frito) with guava sauce. We couldn't have liked anything more, it was all so good! They have fun events too, our server was telling us all about them, so check their socials for info!

Last minute change in plans led me to Elie's, and I'm so glad it worked out that way…read more It was a gray and windy day in Omaha, but as soon as I walked in the door of Elie's it was like stepping into a little slice of island life. The interior is bright, yet welcoming. The music is invigorating and uplifting. The mood was set and I couldn't wait to try out the food. While everything sounded tasty, I went with the tostones with shrimp and a guanabana drink. I arrived during lunch time on a Friday, so my food came out pretty quickly. The tostones were hot and crispy, the shrimp garlicky and juicy. The guanabana drink was sweet and the serving generous. Both definitely hit the spot. The service was great in the beginning, but there was a change in servers during my meal and they appeared to have forgotten about me. Closing out the bill took longer than I expected and felt like I waiting around to leave. Overall, I would consider returning since the food was really good and would recommend others to check this place out.

This café serves the best espresso in town, elevated by housemade syrups that perfectly balance…read moresweetness without overpowering the coffee. Their seasonal flavors thoughtfully showcase Nebraska's local crops and produce. The baristas are friendly and attentive, providing knowledgeable service that enhances the experience. Baked goods from Sweet Magnolia's Bake Shop, local to Omaha, complement the excellent coffee.Lush greenery, curated music, and eclectic refurbished furniture creates a warm and vibrant atmosphere.

Absolutely my favorite coffee in Omaha. Can't go wrong at any of their locations. Coffee always has…read moreamazing flavor. Perfectly roasted. Staff here at blackstone location were very friendly yesterday morning. Wish they would open a location in District 66 somewhere.