m's pub

outstanding!. i took my 3 associates here based on the urbanspoon ratings alone and we were not disappointed. everyone raved at the various selections we chose. theservicewas impeccable. a very rich experience overall.

great food but theserviceis the worst! the people there are so rude and condescending .

one of omaha's best. i have to admit right off the bat that i've only ever ordered one entree at m's: the omaha lavosh. but if you knew how many times i'd been there, you'd know what a recommendation that is.

theserviceisn't always the fastest, but then i've never been there when the place wasn't packed, so that's probably more of a cause-and-effect than an actual problem. the atmosphere is great and the menu is extensive and has lots of things to offer...if i ever decide to order anything else, that is.

met my brother for lunch here one busy afternoon. there was a lot of hype about this place so maybe my expectations were high, but i wasn’t impressed. the food, atmosphere, andservicewere alright but for the price i could certainly do better. might be worth giving them another chance.

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 indian lamb as an entree. both could easily be prepared gluten free and dairly free. the lamb could have been a bit more tender but otherwise this was a great dining experience,servicewas 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.

the lamb burger is as good as previously reported; give it a try, you wont be sorry. foodservicewas 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.

this historic land mark, dining facility should not be missed. like a phoenix from the ashes, this beloved omaha historic eatery is here to stay. with one of the best ruebin sandwiches in all of omaha, and friendlyservicestaff, this place is a huge hit with both locals and travelers alike. the pricing is very fair which makes it a great place to stop in for lunch.

over rated!!!!. i was excited to eat at m's pub but was very disappointed! 1.servicewas not very good, cheddar's and texas roadhouse have better service! the salad was alacart and very small and not very good, very expensive for what we revived. i would not recommend or return here to eat again.

we really liked this hole on the wall in old market district. creighton/providence bb game was on and there wasn't a parking spot to be had. sat at bar because we had (no reservation) to but loved it. loved theserviceand food and taps good, too. had lavosh (like pizza) and i had their warm duck salad.

great fine dining at good prices. i got as an appetizer the original lavosh with green onions. this was very very good. i drank a few guinnesses with the meal. i had the italian sandwich with cappocola and came with marinara sauce for dipping. it came with a salad with a vinagarette dressing of some sort. the dressing was surprisingly good. the sandwich was extremely good. this restaurant is not in my area of omaha but i will definitely come back.servicewas also great. the waiter constantly came back to make sure all was in order.

best in the old market. i love this place! i make it a point to try something new whenever i come in. coming here with big groups can be difficult, but worth it! the atmosphere is amazing, theserviceis wonderful, and the food has never failed to impress!

yummy!. i love ms pub! the lavosh is my favorite appetizer along with the escargot. the soups are always amazing and you have to save room for their yummy desserts. i have never had any problems with theservicelike some of the other reviews. the servers have always been friendly when i have dined there.

much love for m's. m's is one of my favorites in town. i've actually never found anything i dislike about it - well, except maybe for the fact that at times it can be hard to get a table, especially one of my preferred ones in the front windows or on the patio!

it definitely leans to the more upscale bistro/brasserie side rather than the common conception of "pub" - but one would feel comfortable there in anything from dressy clothes to nice jeans.

all the food i have tried here has been excellent, and you can go on the cheaper side with much of their main menu (i particularly love their baked appetizer escargot or mushrooms, their yummy lahvosh - especially the thai, and their satays) or more expensive with their changing dinner special menu. everything i have tried from the dinner special menu has been wonderful, although quite a bit more expensive than most of their regular menu. if you are in the mood for a decadent dessert, try their sour cream pound cake with rum glaze...it's absolutely divine.

i've always had goodservicehere, the ambiance is lovely (exposed brick, candles), they have a great wine list, and to top it all off for us night owls, they serve food until midnight (11 on sundays) - a definite rarity in omaha!

not an everyday eatery. even though the place was packed, we still got a table within 30 seconds of walking in the door, without a reservation. our waitress was there long enough to take our order and then bring us a check. the other waiter in a neighboring section was very personable, he even filled up everyone's water! i'd say look for him if you go. the food was good, but a bit overpriced. the "side salad," if you can call it that, is just lettuce. so basically, i bought a $6.00 hamburger for $10.00. adding the price andservicetogether, i would probably not return. but it is worth going to once.

the food was pretty tasty... but, it felt slighty overpriced and ourservicewasn't good at all. but, the was lots of variety on the menu and i saw other waitstaff doing a good job... so, it must have been just our waitress. everything was cooked to perfection, as well. you just get so little food for your money. i paid almost $10 for a cup of rice and a small chicken breast with a side of plain lettuce and dressing.