Even vegetarians are catered to by many fine restaurants in this city renowned for steaks. Numerous local restaurants are health conscious. The Old Market , near downtown, is probably the best area to go for a great late afternoon and evening of dining and entertainment. A number of restaurants and night clubs are located in what was once an area of warehouses and fruit markets, now restored and bustling with activity. Micro-breweries have found a niche in Omaha and are popular watering holes.
Most clubs offer the typical domestic, as well as imported beers.
Shopping If you can't find what you need in the Omaha area, you're not looking. Scattered all over the metro area, five large malls and numerous other malls and shopping areas make shopping here easy. Overall, there are 12.9 million square feet of shopping space. The Old Market, with its charming shops and boutiques, is a special place to visit and pick out unusual gift items. Discriminating shoppers find the best money can buy at upscale specialty shopping areas such as Regency Court and One Pacific Place.