Warren Buffet, the legendary investor and so-called Oracle of Omaha--and one of Omaha's most famous residents--eats at Gorat's. If you're looking for the best steak, look no further than the neon sign outside this Midtown Omaha standby. It proclaims: "The Finest Steaks in the World." Buffett is said to enjoy the bone-in Omaha Sirloin with a Cherry Coke.
One of the oldest steakhouses in town is Cascio's, in Omaha's historic Little Italy neighborhood. Cascio's has been sizzilng up fine fare since 1946. The steaks are hand-aged, and the homemade spaghetti sauce draws rave reviews.
A great place for a fancy affair, the Old Market district's Omaha Prime calls itself a New York-style chophouse. It serves only USDA Prime meats, and is also known for its wine list, which has been noted by the national magazine The Wine Spectator.
If you can't make it to Omaha, you can bring the taste of the city to your own home with a box of Omaha Steaks, delivered fresh.
Of course Omaha, like any big city, has its share of chain restaurants. They can serve a decent steak, but locals say if you want a real Omaha experience, try a hometown restaurant serving hometown favorites.
