Explore the diverse neighborhoods and dishes of the Midwestern city of Omaha, Nebraska. In 1854, our beloved city of Omaha was founded, and with it, a Midwestern community like no other emerged. Society 1854 seeks to invoke that sense of community and, at the same time, to serve authentic food inspired by the region's heritage. The open, bright aesthetic of this restaurant is perfect for both our loving hearts on Instagram and our loving hearts on Omaha. This city is known for being family-friendly, and families make up the majority of the local population.
But you'll also find lots of young professionals and younger residents attending local colleges and universities. While suburban residents have to rely on their cars for transportation, downtown Omaha is very easy to get around and offers the Metro transportation system and the public B-cycle bike-sharing system. Located in the heart of Omaha, Dundee is just a few miles west of downtown. It has popular places such as the eCreamery ice cream shop, the trendy Pitch Pizzeria, and the award-winning Legend Comics and Coffee. Many of these popular local centers are just a few blocks from the neighborhood's maple-lined residential streets.
Dundee residents host regular community events, such as the annual 4th of July parade. But for the best experience of Dundee's biggest celebration, visit it during the annual Dundee Day street festival. This event invites locals and visitors to enjoy a parade, a 5K race, art and craft vendors, a book sale, breakfast food, food trucks, live music and local beer. When residents aren't partying together, they enjoy the nearby bustling shopping mall and the many local restaurants and taverns. Dundee is also home to several popular parks, such as Elmwood Park.
Their biggest and best green space, Memorial Park. This park has picnic spots, walking trails, a baseball field, hosts concerts and is dotted with hundreds of rose bushes. The Dundee centre has recently undergone major rehabilitation. The Dundee Theatre, built in 1925, has been transformed and reawakened, and now includes a bookstore in addition to its theaters. Dundee is also the proud home of Paul McCartney, and Warren Buffett has lived in the neighborhood for more than 60 years.
This area is packed with the best dining options in the city. Visit 1912 Benson for juicy cheeseburgers and a rooftop terrace. Or, if you prefer a more elegant night out, spend the night at Au Courant Regional Kitchen and try their European-style dishes. Other great places include Burrito Envy and Tequila Bar, Barchan Beer Garden, Lot 2, and Hardy Coffee Co. Thanks to its central location and thriving local businesses, Benson has become known as the heart of Omaha. Its busy main streets are balanced by long-standing historic buildings and excellent local parks.
And the area near Maple Street is thriving and diverse. This neighborhood is one of the best places for food lovers, but it's also popular with artists, musicians, and young professionals. Residents enjoy the area's many locally-owned businesses, such as Yoga Now, Omaha Bicycle Company, The Waiting Room music venue, and several boutiques. Downtown Benson also hosts numerous annual events, such as the popular Benson SummerFest. And they fill the rest of the calendar with special one-off events such as live concerts, food festivals and fundraisers. This collection of neighborhoods is located about five miles southwest of downtown Omaha.
The streets are charming and just what you imagine when you think of a pleasant place to walk. The sidewalks are lined on one side by mowed grass and on the other side by large trees and old street lamps. But the area doesn't seem arrogant. Morton Meadows is friendly and full of families.
And house prices welcome people from all economic backgrounds. This neighborhood is perfect for singles, young professionals, and people with an empty nest. Full of activities downtown Omaha is home to trendy restaurants parks clubs and several business headquarters. In this energetic city center you'll also find the Gene Leahy Shopping Center and the CenturyLink Center The Center a stadium with capacity for 17000 people that hosts the University World Series every summer and great musical artists such as Paul McCartney Lady Gaga. Downtown has some of the best places in Omaha for a beer or a bite to eat This area of the city is also home to indie-rock label Saddle Creek Records rock club called Slowdown The center is also known for its major events such as annual Heartland Pride Parade & SeptemberFest Homes especially apartments condominiums are being built expanded continuously In addition many residents live just few blocks from their workplace numerous services These locals usually walk mornings work one skyscrapers center city walk homes night lofts condominiums Area also full new trails bike trails waterfront which allow locals get out stand upLocated right border city center less than mile all downtown offerings small old market Located just few blocks Old Market packed services residents This area known quirky antique stores old renovated factories bright murals cobblestone streets full shops restaurants breweries cafes hotels Old Market most historic neighborhood Omaha But amidst its historic streets many newly built apartment buildings condominiums hosts Omaha Farmers Market every Saturday May October brings together vendors sell grass-fed beef free-range eggs locally.
