
A nonprofit restaurant that trains and employs formerly incarcerated people.

Underwood Avenue is Dundee's front porch: a few tight blocks of independent kitchens between streetcar-era houses. The neighborhood was platted in the 1880s as one of Omaha's first suburbs, and the porches, brick, and trees still do as much work as the restaurants.
This stroll stays on Underwood, from a nonprofit dining room through coffee, ice cream, a century-old pub, handmade pasta, and coal-fired pizza. Elmwood Park is a beautiful walk of its own, south of Dodge Street, on the far side of the historic neighborhood line.
Dundee rewards a slow afternoon. Order something, walk half a block, and order something else.
Dundee was platted in 1880 and developed as one of Omaha's first streetcar suburbs. The name comes from Dundee, Scotland. Warren Buffett has lived in the same Dundee house since 1958, purchased for $31,500. Happy Hollow Country Club (1907) and the historic Dundee Theater (1925, now a Film Streams location) anchor the neighborhood's century-old identity. Underwood Avenue's restaurant boom in the 2010s transformed a quiet residential strip into one of Omaha's top dining destinations.
Annual street festival with live music, food trucks, and family activities.
Omaha's biggest Independence Day celebration.
Underwood Avenue is Dundee's front porch: a few tight blocks of independent kitchens between streetcar-era houses. The neighborhood was platted in the 1880s as one of Omaha's first suburbs, and the porches, brick, and trees still do as much work as the restaurants. This stroll stays on Underwood, from a nonprofit dining room through coffee, ice cream, a century-old pub, handmade pasta, and coal-fired pizza. Elmwood Park is a beautiful walk of its own, south of Dodge Street, on the far side of the historic neighborhood line. Dundee rewards a slow afternoon. Order something, walk half a block, and order something else.
Walk stops, neighborhood icons, and the rooms with something on the calendar in Dundee.

A nonprofit restaurant that trains and employs formerly incarcerated people.



Billed as Omaha's oldest restaurant, with more than 100 years of history.

Dinner only, Wednesday to Sunday, with seating from 5 to 8:30 p.m.

Happy hour takes $5 off signature pies and $1 off beers.





Locally owned Seafood Restaurant in Omaha.






Breakfast, lunch and brunch, with house-made pastries.

Gyro platters and loaded fries, plus homemade baklava and rice pudding.


A nonprofit restaurant that trains and employs formerly incarcerated people.

Happy hour takes $5 off signature pies and $1 off beers.

Traditional Chinese offerings plus house specialties & vegetarian dishes in basic surroundings.



Neighborhood park on the district's east edge with tennis courts, a playground, and open green space — a favorite for pickup games and dog walks.


Community park north of the district with a popular playground, community garden, and Friday-night summer markets.


Dinner only, Wednesday to Sunday, with seating from 5 to 8:30 p.m.


Billed as Omaha's oldest restaurant, with more than 100 years of history.

A nonprofit cat shelter and coffee shop. The free-roaming cats are all adoptable.