Omaha weekend eats recommendations

Try Marks or Darios in Dundee (50th and California area). They are both same, locally owned and unique. There is a nice gallery underneath Marks that has great jewelry. Neither of them is remotely like Bohemian Cafe, which I think is horrible.

There is also a new wine bar in the Old Market. I liked it and the food was great. I don't know what it is called, it in the south east end of the Old Market.

I also like Come On Into My Kitchen, which is roughly at 52nd and Leavenworth. It is run by Gene Camarata (?) who has a weekly radio show about food, etc. He cooks, the food is great. They mainly do lunches and brunch and private parties.

I would also recommend Espana http://espanaomaha.com/
although we have had difficulty there. THe first time, we loved it, they serve sangria and tapas. Very cosy and intimate, definately need reservations. I am highly allergic to scallops, so something must have touched scallops, we did order shrimp. Well, I was up all night puking, knew my scallop allergy had kicked in.

The next time I was in with a work group, they were more than accomodating. We tried again but ended up in the ER that night with a sick child so we missed our reservation.

Nicolas http://www.nicolasinthemarket.com also in the old market is also great from what I hear. We have tried to go but there is always a several hour wait. You really need a reservation.

Roja is a great Mexican place out west. THey have great mango margaritas and some other really unusual items on their menu. Great atmosphere too!

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all inclusive resorts

Anyone have any info on all inclusive resorts with good food?? we've read about some salon style all inclusive resorts? we are trying to decide between an all inclusice resort or some other kind of vacation. I just need to relax!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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