
Snug spot with checkered tablecloths, offering counter-serve pizza, pasta, baked casseroles & more.

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Millard was its own town, and it still has its own school district, which tells you how seriously the southwest side takes the name. The older avenue near 132nd is mostly national brands now. The walkable local cluster is a few blocks away, at 138th.
Sgt. Peffer's, The Corner Kick, El Taco Loco, Addy's, Shirley's Diner, and Shandy's Bakery make a loop you can do between a game and a slice of cake.
Call it the 138th stroll. It is the corner where Millard still eats close to home.
Millard began as a railroad town in the 1870s, named for a Union Pacific figure, and grew independently southwest of Omaha for nearly a century. The City of Omaha annexed Millard in 1971, but the area kept its own identity and its separate Millard Public Schools district, one of the largest in Nebraska. The historic core near 132nd Street and Millard Avenue still marks the old town center, now surrounded by decades of residential and commercial growth. Today Millard is a large, family-oriented part of Omaha rather than a compact walkable district.
Millard was its own town, and it still has its own school district, which tells you how seriously the southwest side takes the name. The older avenue near 132nd is mostly national brands now. The walkable local cluster is a few blocks away, at 138th. Sgt. Peffer's, The Corner Kick, El Taco Loco, Addy's, Shirley's Diner, and Shandy's Bakery make a loop you can do between a game and a slice of cake. Call it the 138th stroll. It is the corner where Millard still eats close to home.
Walk stops, neighborhood icons, and the rooms with something on the calendar in Millard.

Snug spot with checkered tablecloths, offering counter-serve pizza, pasta, baked casseroles & more.



Weekday drink specials, Monday to Friday: $5.75 domestic bowls and $5.75 wells.

Diner with a retro vibe serving classic American grub like burgers & hot sandwiches, plus breakfast.



All-you-can-eat Chinese dishes & made-to-order Mongolian stir-fries presented in low-key surrounds.

Weekday drink specials, Monday to Friday: $5.75 domestic bowls and $5.75 wells.




A neighborhood cocktail bar and pub for more than 50 years.




A burger-and-Coney Island bar and grill since 1972.


Over 40 local beers on tap daily, and a big patio.





Informal mainstay with an old-world flair supplying Vietnamese specialties, with wine available.

Diner with a retro vibe serving classic American grub like burgers & hot sandwiches, plus breakfast.

Unlimited buffet plus laser tag, go-karts, mini bowling and 170-plus arcade games.





Zio's second location, opened at 129th and Center in 1989, with a large patio.