My husband is driving Superior WI to Colorado and will be overnighting in either Lincoln or Kearney Nebraska. Any really good steak houses off I-80?

We are flying into Omaha on Friday, Sept. 26th to see our Virginia Tech Hokies play The Cornhuskers in Lincoln on Saturday. Looking for some local advice on good places to eat in both towns. Probably squeeze a weekday breakfast,...

Came up in a couple of google searches for “Steakhouses” and "Nebraska" — Los Angeles kid suffering from red-meat withdrawl and CaliforniaCuisine O.D. is doing a roadtrip through the midwest...determined to eat...

If you stick along Route 38 (Lincoln Highway) you’ll find just about anything in a wide range. The Junction is just east of Annie Glidden and the Convo is just west of that intersection so that’s your closest option....

For years, decades, Valentinos was an institution in Lincoln—the original restaurant on Holdrege near East Campus of UNL—not the “new” mega-buffet on 70th. We ate there recently during the week and it was...

) and salads. Regular coffee is served (no espresso beverages). Hillis & Co. 230 N 7th Street Lincoln, Nebraska 68508 402.474.2333 or 1.888.6.HILLIS Runza is a locally-based fast food chain (and the website shows locations in Colorado,...

Besides ethnic food, it is a culinary wasteland around USF. If you want seafood, I recommend Trang Viet Cuisine. Whole snapper with 5 spice is nice, and shrimp sauce over rice noodles is a fave. Chopstix on Nebraska has an...

I’ve got family in Nebraska & drove the Lincoln Highway across Nebraska a few years ago. Most exits had a single fast-food joint with a mini-mart & gas pumps. But if you take an exit and go a short distance into town (not...

Hi all, I’m stuck working near santa clara university for the next few weeks. I am looking for recs other than Cluck U chicken. (and what is supposed to be the best thing to order there?) I’ve tried the coffee shop on...

I’ll soon be making my annual trek from KC to Idaho and return via the same route a few months later. I’d love to hear about any home-style cafes or truckstops along the I-80 corridor from Lincoln, Nebraska and all...

Licorice comes in black, red, salty, or sugarless varieties. Here are some of the Chowhounds’ favorite online sources.

Licorice comes in black, red, salty, or sugarless varieties. Here are some of the Chowhounds’ favorite online sources.

Two scoops of mashed potatoes, roast beef, gravy, cheese, and a cherry tomato on top!

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I found this site from the University of Nebraska/Lincoln that does an outstanding job of id’ing cuts and shows little videos of the butchering process (from primal cuts to retail): http://bovine.unl.edu/bovine3D