
New York-Neapolitan pizza, with a gluten-free crust available.

Blackstone packs a dining street into a few blocks of Farnam, in the shadow of the old Blackstone Hotel. A Reuben came out of that hotel kitchen in 1925. The building is a Kimpton now, and Crescent Moon still serves a version of the sandwich down the street.
Between them: Noli's pizza, Archetype coffee, Scriptown's brewery, Nite Owl's cocktails, and Mula. The blocks are short enough to park once and walk every reservation.
Farnam here is the neighborhood. The hotel, the patios, and the brick do the rest.
Named for the Blackstone Hotel (1916), this stretch of Farnam once housed Omaha's grandest lodging. The hotel hosted JFK, Nixon, and celebrities during its heyday. After decades of decline, a massive revitalization beginning around 2015 transformed the district into Omaha's premier cocktail and dining destination. The Blackstone Social, Scriptown Brewing, and a wave of chef-driven restaurants catalyzed the comeback. The historic hotel itself reopened as the Kimpton Cottonwood Hotel.
Street closures, live music, food vendors, and craft beer.
Blackstone packs a dining street into a few blocks of Farnam, in the shadow of the old Blackstone Hotel. A Reuben came out of that hotel kitchen in 1925. The building is a Kimpton now, and Crescent Moon still serves a version of the sandwich down the street. Between them: Noli's pizza, Archetype coffee, Scriptown's brewery, Nite Owl's cocktails, and Mula. The blocks are short enough to park once and walk every reservation. Farnam here is the neighborhood. The hotel, the patios, and the brick do the rest.
Walk stops, neighborhood icons, and the rooms with something on the calendar in Blackstone.

New York-Neapolitan pizza, with a gluten-free crust available.



The Blackstone party room has glass garage doors that open onto the patio.



Omaha's jazz club from 1957 to 1962, now back under the Colonial Hotel Apartments.



Hand-blended organic teas, using more than 250 plant species across the signature blends.

A Midtown bar and grill for more than 30 years.

A takeout joint for smash burgers, hot dogs and fried chicken.

Home of the Blackstone Reuben.

Flocktail Hour: 50% off cocktails every day from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m.


Pho, plus banh mi like roasted pork belly.

Breakfast, brunch and lunch only, with locally sourced dishes.

Steamed or fried momos with chicken, pork or vegan fillings.

Japanese BBQ, sushi and share plates, with lunch, happy hour and gluten-free menus.

Known for: Curries, Tandoori dishes

Handmade tortillas and slow-charred meats in Blackstone.


A houseplant shop dedicated to 'making a home for houseplants,' serving amateur and pro green thumbs alike.

New York-Neapolitan pizza, with a gluten-free crust available.

Breakfast through dinner inside The Cottonwood hotel in Blackstone.

Buffalo-style wings with homemade sauce, plus Buffalo-style pizza.


Blackstone's newest luxury high-rise, billed as the district's 'Most Elevated Address' — a 9-story, 159-unit community delivered in 2025 at 37th & Farnam.

Inviting, budget-friendly one-bedroom apartments just steps from the Farnam Street corridor's dining and nightlife — a walkable classic-charm option in the heart of the district.

Renovated apartments on the corner of 39th & Harney with expansive windows, new flooring, and private entrances — steps from Scriptown, Archetype Coffee, and Noli's Pizzeria.

A boutique hair salon on the west end of the district whose tagline is 'Your remedy for the ordinary.' It positions itself as a destination for distinctive, personalized hair services.

A modern 112-unit mixed-use community delivered in 2019 at the eastern gateway of the Blackstone District, combining apartments with ground-floor retail.