Gotta be close to Quest .

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Well, if you want to drive a tad bit for a nice dinner after state, The Drover on ~76th Street Next to the hospital is pricy, but amazing.

There will be some leftovers in the fridge at my place if anybody wants to stop by...don't know if the dishes will be done or not, though.

Last year i was so sick of mcdonald's after wrestling that i didnt eat there for weeks.

What: Jonesey's Taco House

Where: 60th and Woolworth (Omaha)

Why: Cheap Mexican (TexMex) Food. Enchilada's are huge. Owned and opperated by a huge wrestling family. There is one in Council Bluffs Iowa also.

Really matters what you want. There are two very good resturants up 10th street. Angie's and Casio's. Also there are some really good place in the Old Market. Spaghetti Works is great for fans but not so good for wrestler's. Also do not go to the hotel resturants because they will take your life saving to eat there. If weather permits walks 6 blocks south and go to the Old Market and eat, you will be surprised, the good food at a good price. Sorry on the mis-spelling of resturants names. Also if you want good mexican food go to La Mesa in Bellevue on Fort Crook Rd. Also Randy give me a call and I can give you advise on where to eat. Jim (402)639-2737.

anywhere but the concessions at qwest!

Spaghetti Works in the Old Market is AWESOME!!!

Famous Dave's in the Old Market is finger licking good.

Don't forget about the casino's right across the river in CB. The all-u-can eat buffets are very reasonably priced(especially if your a prefered card holder and have coupons) and the food is very good...plus there are other restaraunts there too....good selections, good food, and reasonable prices. It would probably be less crowded over there too.

The buffet at Harrah's has AWESOME crab legs (Fridays, I believe)...I ate 30-40 of them one night on a visit there.

Never eat three pounds of crab legs before blackjack...trust me on this one.

Vincenzos, 12 and Harney, and the best italian food in omaha

Harrah's definitely has the best all-u-can-eat buffett...hands down...not only seafood, but steaks and prime rib too.

Too bad Zesto's isn't open in the winter time. Mmmmmmmmm...Zesto's...(Homer drool)

Dinkers Bar and Grill right off of the Martha Street Exit.

So far these are all good suggestions: Spaghetti Works, Famous Daves, Jonesy's -> AWESOME Mexican food.

Depends what you want..

Another good barbecue place that is small-time but has been around for over 30 years, and I personally love it, is Smoke Pit BBQ on 23rd and Farnam

There is also the Upstream and my favorite Old Chicagos both in the market,theres also a pretty good cajun place there also Butsy Ladeauxs or something like that, there are many places in the old market.

i'd have to suggest fuddruckers...its great

If you have some time to kill between sessions, check out InPlay at 15th and Cuming (walking distance from the Qwest.) Lots of arcade games and passable bar food.

dont forget hooters they have the best wings ever or if ur just looking for wings got to bw3s