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Booked 21 times todayFood is unique and tasty! We stop everytime we pass through town. More
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Dundee location boasts a great vibe in a casual setting! Four of us were celebrating my wife's birthday and Jake's service was prompt and attentive. Menu is offers many healthy salads, appetizers, and entrees and is suitable for vegetarian or vegan diners. The pizza was fabulous with delicious crust, cheese and other ingredients. Our son and his buddy enjoyed double burgers, which were seriously the largest and thickest burgers we've experienced and the serious beef eaters commended the hamburger's freshness and taste. Excellent experience and suitable for all occasions! More
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Just outstanding food with an excellent waiter. More
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The Grey Plume was perfect. 2nd year in a row for celebrating our anniversary and we’ll absolutely be back again next year if not again sooner. The best restaurant in Nebraska. More
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I went with my family for my birthday. It was my first time there and I’ll definitely be going back. The food was incredible. The chef even came out and talked to us. Highly recommended. More
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Great food and wonderfull service. Prompt service , steak was on the rare side although I had asked medium rare to medium . Seating was good. TheYhai chicken appetizer was ok More
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Excellent waiter - great service and very friendly. Two of us ordered the schnitzel, one ordered the prohibition chicken, and one ordered the porchetta. All but the porchetta were a hit. Very noisy and we were seated at a community high top table with unusually high, uncomfortable bar chairs. Not terrible, not great; won't rush to go back. More
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Birthday dinner! Great service and good food. I have no complaints! More
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Made a reservation thru Opentable and the first thing I'm told is they don't use Opentable anymore, so don't use it again. A better solution would be for them to remove themselves from the site and/or kindly explain the situation and ASK customers not to use it. We were seated promptly, but it took a long time for anyone to take our drink order. The food was Ok for what it was and the price, but it's little things like that initial interaction with the host that would have me maybe not consider this place over other Thai options. More
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It was great! If it’s your first time have the waitress or waiter make your dipping sauce. More
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No reservations needed -- we are a casual restaurant, so just come on in!
Acadians, now popularly referred to as “Cajuns” (‘Cajun’ is technically a slang word, derived from ‘Acadian’) descended from French colonists who settled in what is now Eastern Canada. During the 17th century, Acadian culture flourished; they began speaking a newly evolved dialect of their native French language, forming communities, cultivating land, and developing original fare.More
Discover Midtown
With a city name that means "those going against the wind," it is no surprise that Midtown Omaha has produced a few enduring favorites. The world-famous Reuben sandwich and butter brickle ice cream both hail from a local Midtown hotel. Such world-changers are rounded out by one local favorite that has yet to make an international debut: runza. Based on a German recipe, runza is simply a hot dough pocket stuffed with ground beef, spices, and cheese. While Midtown has many fine restaurants offering more cosmopolitan fare, it's these foods that you can’t get anywhere else that will make your trip to Midtown Omaha one to remember.
Discover Midtown
With a city name that means "those going against the wind," it is no surprise that Midtown Omaha has produced a few enduring favorites. The world-famous Reuben sandwich and butter brickle ice cream both hail from a local Midtown hotel. Such world-changers are rounded out by one local favorite that has yet to make an international debut: runza. Based on a German recipe, runza is simply a hot dough pocket stuffed with ground beef, spices, and cheese. While Midtown has many fine restaurants offering more cosmopolitan fare, it's these foods that you can’t get anywhere else that will make your trip to Midtown Omaha one to remember.
