m's pub

gluten free friendly, great architecture. like most of the market district, this restaurant is in a fascinating rehabbed industrial space. i had a steamed artichoke appetizer which was perfect. then the indianlambas an entree. both could easily be prepared gluten free and dairly free. thelambcould have been a bit more tender but otherwise this was a great dining experience, service was also excellent. and you can follow the meal up with a walk around the bustling district and, as i did, a walk into iowa over the bob kerry pedestrian bridge.

thelambburger is as good as previously reported; give it a try, you wont be sorry. food service was rushed: “sorry, they’re not very busy so it’s all coming out at once.” the “warm pecan pie,” was the worst i’ve ever had; basically a small commercial pie shell, into which they put 2-3 tablespoons of pie filling, and then hid it under two big scoops of vanilla ice cream. total disappointment.

service was great. group of 5 and sat at the bar.lambburger was incredible. bbq steak was a questionable decision by one, italian sandwich was good but small, pasta and fish were good.lambburger.

great menu, ambiance and service! thelambsatay and shrimp bake entrees were delish! bloody mary’s had just enough spice and there is a well rounded menu of wine and beer.

great place and open late (latter that most old market places).lambburger was very very good. did i mention thelambburger?!?

menu seemed so-so then i ordered the food and holy cow it was good. thelambsatay was to die for

lamb burger. one of the bestlambburgers out there. highly recommended.

always great. you just have to love m's.

if you want a drink and a quick meal, you can get a sandwich or a salad for 10 bucks. if you want to have a fancy dinner, you can easily spend $100 per person going through the courses and specials. the menu has something for everyone.

i don't think i have had a bad meal in nearly 20 years of going there. thelambburger is my choice for a death row last meal. i love the lavosh options, and now you can custom order one with or without you selected toppings.

if you want a great night out, go to m's.

wow! yummy!. i'm visiting from out of town and we're trying out different places. i was really impressed with this place and the prices.

i had the indianlambsatay and it was delish! thelambwas very moist and cooked to the perfect temperature and the yougurt suace was amazing!

my husband has the lahvosh. we eat it all the time in nyc, so he wasn't sure what to expect expecially since the price was considerably lower than what we've paid for it at home. it was definitely comparable and at a great deal!

the tirimisu is heaven on a plate. being half italian, i love my desserts and this was the best tirimisu i've ever had!

we both agree, we would eat there again!

cool place, great food. the menu is rather eclectic, with a little international flair, and offers something for everyone. m's lahvosh (more or less a flat bread pizza) has gotten a lot of praise in these reviews and rightly so. they're all good, especially the thai, with its nice blend of sweet and salty elements. the baked shrimp scampi, which comes swimming in a decadent mix of havarti and butter, is not to be missed as well. i was a little disappointed on my latest visit with thelambsatay (overcooked and dry lamb), but have never been letdown by the rotating list of specials.
service has been decidedly mixed--the staff can be off-putting and snobby or welcoming and professional. prices are wide ranging (less than $10 for sandwiches to over $30 for some of the dinner specials) and seem quite fair for the quality of the dishes.
m's is more upscale than the pub name might imply and would work well for most dining occasions. the ambiance is cool without trying too hard--mixing old market charm and big city sophistication.
overall, m's is one of omaha's best.
grade: a-