Jaclyn’s Pick: bb.q Chicken 2521 S 132nd St Fare: Korean fried chicken Cost: $110 for two appetizers, 4 wing orders and 1 side meal Reservations: Not really needed Greetings, Eaters and Readers! I picked this month’s foodventure back in February when bb.q Chicken first opened. A long-time fan of Korean fried chicken (see my ramblings in our Tsaô Cha post), I was delighted to see Omaha acquire a new option. Bb.q — which stands for Best of the Best Quality — first opened in Seoul, South Korea in 1995. It grew in popularity so much, there are now up to 3,500 locations spanning 57 countries. That ..read more

Jaclyn’s Pick: The Mill on Leavenworth Fare: Coffee, tea and pastries in the day time, bar drinks in the evening Cost: $16 for two drinks and two pastries Reservations: Not that type of place Greetings, Eaters and Readers! I’ve been coming to The Mill for lazy Sunday afternoons for a while now, insisting Martha come with me for a blog writing session. So we’re here doing that now, composing our review on Juke’s Ale Works. With home base and five locations in Lincoln, The Mill only has one location in Omaha. And it just might be THE cutest coffee shop in all of Omaha. At least, in our opinion ..read more

Martha’s Pick: Juke’s Ale Works 20560 Elkhorn Dr. Fare: Brewpub Cost: $67 for three drinks, one appetizer and two meals Reservations: It’s a seat yourself type of place. Greetings, Eaters and Readers! If you missed us in February – just know: we missed you, too! Hot off of our very productive year in 2023, we have 2024 scheduled and planned out to keep serving up fresh posts and restaurant reviews. But as it goes – life happens – and February snuck away from us. But we’re happy to be back with March’s discovery: Juke’s Ale Works. And if you keep an eye out, we might serve up a small bonus post ..read more

Jaclyn’s Pick: R.U.B. Rotisserie Urban Chicken 1917 S 67th St. (Aksarben) Fare: South American Cost: $45 for two meals and two desserts Reservations: Not needed/not that type of place Greetings, Eaters and Readers! I have … an incredibly long list of restaurants I’ve been meaning to try. But when a coworker told me about R.U.B. recently, I neglected the poor souls collecting dust on said list and immediately picked it for our January foodventure. I don’t regret it. Taking over the former Green Belly spot in Aksarben, R.U.B. sits on the corner of 67th and Shirley, just in front of Inner Rail F ..read more