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Press picks, until locals rank their own Top 5s. Sourced from the local food press. As seen in Sarah Baker Hansen (OWH food critic), Restaurant Hoppen, Eater, and Omaha Magazine. Updated September 2026.
Clio · Old Market
The Old Market dining room serves Mediterranean small plates and larger dishes, with a wide-ranging wine list and a busy dining room.
El Basha Mediterranean Grill · West Omaha
A Pacific Street restaurant for Lebanese and Mediterranean plates, with fresh herbs across the menu and a strong selection of grilled meats, hummus, and falafel.
Mazza · Midtown Crossing
At Midtown Crossing, Mazza combines Mediterranean and Middle Eastern cooking with Persian touches. The grilled shrimp arrive seasoned with olive oil, lemon, garlic and herbs alongside dill basmati rice. Pistachio baklava brings crisp pastry and restrained sweetness at the end of the meal. Order the shrimp and leave room for the baklava.
Amsterdam Falafel & Kabob · Dundee
The Dundee shop grew from its founders' taste for falafel in Amsterdam. Its falafel comes on grilled flatbread with tabouli, pickled red cabbage and carrot-chickpea salad. The falafel remains the dish that inspired the restaurant.