16 restaurants in Omaha, editor-picked for restaurants open sunday. Where to eat a sit-down dinner on sunday. All restaurants in Omaha.

Yoshitomo ★ 4.9

$$$Japanese sushiBensonTue-Thu 17:00-21:00; Fri-Sat 17:00-22:00; Sun 17:00-21:00; Mon closed

Chef David Utterback's Benson sushi counter is a two-time James Beard Best Chef: Midwest finalist, built on fish-ageing technique and Nebraska sourcing.

OrderChef's omakase: dry-aged fish nigiri in a style rarely seen outside coastal cities.

V. Mertz ★ 4.7

$$$Contemporary AmericanOld MarketTue-Sun 17:30-close; Mon closed

V. Mertz serves five and eight-course tasting menus in the Old Market Passageway, with a 450-bottle cellar and Nebraska-sourced seasonal ingredients.

OrderEight-course Grand Tasting with Wine Spectator-honoured cellar pairings for the full evening.

Au Courant ★ 4.7

$$$Modern EuropeanBensonThu-Sun 17:00-close; Mon-Wed closed

Au Courant's European kitchen rotates its six-course tasting menu every week, using Nebraska ingredients in a format that changes completely by Thursday.

OrderThe six-course weekly-changing chef's tasting menu, under $80 per person at time of research.

Gorat's Steak House ★ 4.6

$$$American steakhouseMidtownTue-Thu 11:00-14:00, 16:00-21:00; Fri 11:00-14:00, 16:00-22:00; Sat 10:00-14:00, 16:00-22:00; Sun 10:00-14:00, 16:00-20:00; Mon closed

Warren Buffett's favourite steakhouse, Gorat's on Center Street has been open for decades and makes one of Omaha's most cited Reubens with hand-cut steaks.

OrderT-bone or house Reuben: the cuts Warren Buffett has been ordering at his annual table here for decades.

The Drover ★ 4.5

$$$American steakhouseWest OmahaMon-Fri 11:00-14:00, 17:00-22:00; Sat 16:00-22:30; Sun 16:00-21:00

The Drover's whiskey-marinated steaks over wood grill are the city's most discussed steakhouse alternative, rooted in Omaha's Western-dining tradition.

OrderWhiskey-marinated filet: the overnight bourbon marinade is the Drover's signature draw.

Dolomiti Pizzeria and Enoteca ★ 4.4

$$ItalianMillwork CommonsTue-Sun 11:30-21:00; Mon closed

Dolomiti's sourdough hybrid pies fuse Neapolitan technique with New York structure in Millwork Commons, with an Italian-focused enoteca wine selection.

OrderMortadella panino with a Northern Italian wine: the enoteca side of the menu is as strong as the pizza.

Avoli Osteria ★ 4.4

$$ItalianDundeeWed-Sun 17:00-20:30; Mon-Tue closed

Avoli Osteria on Dundee's Underwood Avenue serves Northern Italian cuisine with house-made pasta and dry-aged Nebraska rib-eye, filling early each service.

OrderHouse-made pasta of the day: dough rolled fresh each morning, shapes rotating with Nebraska farm season.

Dante ★ 4.4

$$ItalianWest OmahaMon closed; Tue-Thu 11:30-21:00; Fri-Sat 11:30-21:30; Sun 11:30-21:00

Dante is Nebraska's only AVPN-certified Neapolitan pizzeria, using locally sourced toppings on a wood-fired base with an all-Italian wine list in West Omaha.

OrderMargherita from the AVPN-certified wood-fired oven: Dante is Nebraska's top Neapolitan pizza kitchen.

Gather ★ 4.3

$$Modern AmericanOld MarketMon-Thu 17:00-21:00; Fri-Sat 17:00-22:00; Sun 17:00-21:00

Gather grows microgreens and herbs in a basement hydroponic farm and builds its Old Market dinner menu around what the vertical garden produces that week.

OrderPan-seared miso salmon: sourced from the vertical hydroponic farm the kitchen runs in the building basement.

Ika San ★ 4.3

$$Japanese ramenOld MarketMon-Thu 11:00-22:00; Fri-Sat 11:00-00:00; Sun 11:00-21:00

Ika San on Jones Street is one of Omaha's best late-night stops downtown, with a tonkotsu counter open until midnight at weekends and a full sake list.

OrderTonkotsu ramen: the pork broth simmers for 18 hours and the kitchen stays open past midnight on weekends.

Monarch Prime and Bar ★ 4.3

$$$American steakhouseOld MarketBreakfast daily 07:00-10:00; Dinner Sun-Thu 17:00-21:00, Fri-Sat 17:00-23:00

Monarch Prime and Bar runs a house dry-ageing programme inside the Hotel Deco XV, with a bar menu that extends alongside the dining room into late evening.

OrderThe dry-aged programme changes by cut and season: ask the server what came off the dry-age rack that week.

Herbe Sainte ★ 4.3

$$Cajun & CreoleDundeeWed-Thu 17:00-22:00; Fri 17:00-23:00; Sat 10:00-23:00; Sun 10:00-21:00; Mon-Tue closed

Herbe Sainte serves Cajun and Creole cooking in Aksarben Village with craft cocktails, locally sourced proteins, and a New Orleans-rooted weekend brunch.

OrderBananas foster French toast on Saturday brunch: the kitchen starts early and runs out by early afternoon.

Cascio's Steakhouse ★ 4.2

$$$SteakhouseLittle BohemiaWed-Sat 11:00-14:00, 16:00-20:30; Sun 16:00-20:30; Mon-Tue closed

Cascio's has anchored South 10th Street in Little Bohemia since 1946, with Italian-style steakhouse cooking in a room that has barely changed since it opened.

OrderItalian-dressed salad: the house Polish vinaigrette, a recipe regulars drive to South 10th Street to taste.

Crescent Moon Ale House ★ 4.2

$$AmericanBlackstoneSun-Tue 11:00-23:00; Wed-Thu 11:00-00:00; Fri-Sat 11:00-02:00

Crescent Moon Ale House on Farnam Street pours over 300 craft beers and makes the Blackstone Reuben that anchors Omaha's annual November Reubenfest.

OrderBlackstone Reuben: the most cited version of Omaha's invention, served annually at the November Reubenfest.

La Casa Pizzaria ★ 4.2

$$PizzeriaDundeeMon closed; Tue-Thu 11:00-21:00; Fri-Sat 11:00-21:30; Sun 16:00-21:00

La Casa Pizzaria has been producing Sicilian-style thin rectangular pizzas on Leavenworth Street since 1953, now in its third and fourth family generations.

OrderHamburger pizza: the unusual thin-crust rectangular base, the Patane family recipe since 1953.

Kitchen Table ★ 4.1

$$New AmericanOld MarketTue-Fri 07:00-14:00; Sat-Sun 08:00-14:00; Mon closed

Kitchen Table on Farnam Street runs a farm-to-table breakfast and lunch programme with produce and proteins arriving weekly from Nebraska farms.

OrderSeasonal breakfast bowl: the kitchen sources directly from regional farms and the grain base changes weekly.

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