Crescent Moon Ale House

I can't speak for the beer, but the food is delicious and reasonably priced, albeit quite traditional. <a href="/redir?url=http%3A%2F%2FOmaha.com&s=ef1d8293cee354e79c747ed070d67084281e044f47d2a6292dab0718ab9f5ef2" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://Omaha.com</a> listed Crescent Moon as one of the best spots in Omaha for Buffalo wings, and while I didn't enjoy the sauce I ordered very much (Chipotle tasted to me less like chipotle and more like a generic hot sauce) both the boneless and regular wings were perfectly prepared.

I ordered the Patty Melt, which was great (but not incredible or spectacular), and a side Caesar salad which was very well done. My friend ordered the Reuben which was probably the highlight of the meal - it is as good as everyone says it is.

The food isn't inventive or creative but they make the classics well. Our meals came to a very reasonable $13 each before tip. At that price, this place deserves four stars.

Beer Stop 7
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Second stop in Omaha. At first, the service was a bit on the iffy side. The owner ended up speaking to us for a while and said that he was opening up a brewery. He ended up serving us a sample of his new beer 'Gummy Bear Saison'. The name was a bit on the misleading size - the beer tasted better then the name!

The rest of the beer they have was really good. A lot of different beer on tap from all over the US. They might not serve the beer in proper glassware, but who really cares.

Can't comment on the food.

It will be interesting to see how the rest of their beers turn up when they open their brewhouse.

Best ruben in town, hands down, and their seasonal beer selection is nothing to shy away from. Fried pickles are also quite yummy, got a little kick to them (yum!)

Come here for good beer-- I don't think there is a better place in Omaha as far as selection.