Omaha is a thriving metropolis in the nations heartland. Although it can't compete with the glitz and glamour of New York or Los Angeles, those of us who call Omaha home know it offers more then its stereotype of a cow town. In fact, Frank Lloyd Wright once called Omaha, "An urban oasis on the edge of the prairie." 

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Omaha is famous for many things, the NCAA Men's College World Series,  the Henry Doorly Zoo, the birthplace of President Ford and Malcolm X, and home of The Oracle of Omaha, Warren Buffett. However, there is jewel in Omaha's crown that shines above the rest, Omaha is home to more restaurants per capita then any other city in the U.S. 

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Come join us as we eat out at the finest (non-chain) eateries that the great city of Omaha has to offer. 

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