Omaha sits on the bluffs above the Missouri River in Nebraska, a river-crossing town that grew into a modern hub for steaks, jazz, and Warren Buffett's annual shareholder crowds. Visitors settle into the city through its restaurants, where Midwestern hospitality meets serious culinary ambition across 874 listings, then rest easy among 54 hotels ranging from downtown high-rises to riverside retreats. With 929 destinations to explore, Omaha rewards travelers who expect little and find plenty.
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Block 16
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Try Alton Brown’s favorite hamburger in the country or one of our daily specials. Serving…
Abelardo's Mexican Food
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Abelardo's Mexican Food offers vibrant, authentic Mexican cuisine with a wide range of…
Tap House
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Welcome to Omaha Tap House. Where we not only live and breathe Nebraska, we eat and drink it…
Flagship Commons
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Flagship Commons, the first food hall concept to hit the Nebraska Plains, by innovative,…
Kona Grill
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Classic American Grill with fresh seafood & steaks, complemented by the widest selection of…
Mama's Pizza
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Mama’s Pizza started in 1975 & strives to make the best pizza in Omaha. We are a favorite…
Ted & Wally's
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Ted & Wally's is a speciality ice cream shop with two locations in Omaha, Nebraska. They…
Zemog's
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Zemog’s Cocina Mexicana Food Truck & Catering in the Omaha Metro area offers amazing Mexican…
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About Omaha
Omaha was founded in 1854 and is the largest city in the state of Nebraska. Omaha is the nation’s 42nd largest city with a population of 427,872. The City of Omaha operates under a Mayor-Council form of government. The mayor and the seven City Council members are elected to four year terms.
Tourism is an important economic engine for the city of Omaha. In an average year, over 11 million people travel to Omaha for either an overnight stay or day visit. Of those people visiting Omaha, 43 percent remain overnight and 57 percent come for the day.
There are loads of restaurants, curiosities and shops, but the culture and arts are presented as well.