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Omaha restaurants are allowed to offer limited dine-in services. Each restaurant is determining how best to serve its customers while following government mandates.
Some are choosing to offer limited hours, limited seating, or are choosing to remain closed. It is recommended that you call ahead to check availability.
Most restaurants continue to offer carry-out, curbside pick-up, and delivery.
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Omaha Restaurants
Omaha is best known for its steak, and dozens of authentic Omaha steakhouses throughout the city have helped shape the city's scrumptious reputation.
But steaks are just the tip of the culinary iceberg, Omaha’s dining experience ranges from innovated chef-created cuisine, sidewalk cafes and burger joints to delicious drive-throughs, sweet shops, and ethnic eateries. Find a whole world of flavors, from Mexican, Italian and French to German, Greek and Asian – each with their own twist on the classics.
Check out the restaurants below, along with Yelp reviews. Available menus can be found under the “Amenities” tab on each restaurants page.
Frequently Asked Questions
To view more frequently asked questions regarding COVID-19 please visit our information page. Have your own question? Ask it here.
Q:
Are Omaha bars & restaurants open?
A:
Bars and restaurants are open. We suggest calling ahead to a restaurant to see if they have any additional restrictions. Below are recommended guidelines from the Department of Health and Human Services.
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Restaurants, Bars, Bottle Clubs, and Gentlemen’s Clubs remain open for dine-in.
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Patrons will be required to be seated while on premise unless they are placing an order, using the restroom, or playing games.
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100% of rated occupancy.
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Maximum of eight (8) individuals in a party (groups larger than eight will need to split into multiple tables).
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Food may be consumed at bar seating.
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Self-serve buffets and salad bars are prohibited. Venue staff must serve food directly to all individuals.
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Games such as pool, darts, arcade games, etc. are allowed.
Q:
Which restaurants have outdoor dining?
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Some Omaha restaurants offer outdoor or patio dining, providing the opportunity to spread out, enjoy fresh air, and dine al fresco. Check out Omaha's outdoor dining offerings.
Q:
Which restaurants are offering takeout or delivery?
A:
Most restaurants in Omaha and Douglas county offer takeout or delivery as an alternative to dine-in. Please see a list of these restaurants on the Omaha Dining To-Go page.
Q:
Is dine-in available?
A:
Restaurants, Bars, Bottle Clubs, and Gentlemen’s Clubs remain open for dine-in. Below are recommended guidelines from the Department of Health and Human Services.
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Patrons will be required to be seated while on premise unless they are placing an order, using the restroom, or playing games.
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100% of rated occupancy.
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Maximum of eight (8) individuals in a party (groups larger than eight will need to split into multiple tables).
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Food may be consumed at bar seating.
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Self-serve buffets and salad bars are prohibited. Venue staff must serve food directly to all individuals.
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Games such as pool, darts, arcade games, etc. are allowed.
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