Taste of Omaha ★ 4.3
Taste of Omaha is the city's largest annual food festival, held at Heartland of America Park every Memorial Day weekend with 60-plus local and national restaurant vendors, a beer garden, and live music across three days.
Food festivals in Omaha worth planning a trip around, by month.
Food festivals in Omaha worth planning a trip around, by month.
Taste of Omaha is the city's largest annual food festival, held at Heartland of America Park every Memorial Day weekend with 60-plus local and national restaurant vendors, a beer garden, and live music across three days.
The Omaha Greek Festival at Saints Constantine and Helen Church on Cass Street draws tens of thousands each August for spanakopita, gyros, baklava, and a full programme of Greek folk dancing and wine.
Omaha Reubenfest celebrates the city's claim to the Reuben sandwich every first week of November at Crescent Moon Ale House on Farnam Street, with a week of Reuben variations from the classic Blackstone Reuben to creative riffs like Reuben egg rolls and Reuben mac and cheese.
Omaha Septemberfest is Omaha's Labor Day weekend German heritage festival, with bratwurst, Bavarian pretzels, steins, and oompah bands across three days.
Omaha Restaurant Week runs for two weeks each March with 50-plus participating restaurants offering prix-fixe lunch and dinner menus at discounted rates, making it the most accessible window to visit Omaha's fine dining scene.