The Old Market Passage way is a cool experience year-round, but it's especially gorgeous when decorated for the holidays. I highly recommend eating at Trini's Mexican restaurant. Kind staff, excellent food, and very reasonably priced.

I love the old market, I make it part of my Omaha agenda. Lots of shops and places to eat. The passageway is gorgeous, as a house plant lover it's heaven. This last trip sadly two major restaurants were no longer open, the district is looking for someone to fill those spaces. I would recommend going on the weekend. If you are there on a weekday, wait til late afternoon or evening. We were there at 12noon on a Monday and it was dead! When I walked back thru closer to 4pm there were street performers and some foot traffic.

This place is cool. A few shops and art galleries. Air conditioned.

The passthrough is cool, but the shops are overpriced tourist traps for the most part.

Starting on the intersection of 10th and Howard street. Spanned over 3 blocks in each direction. The fascinating feature is its brick streets. There is a parking lot or you can meter park on street. In 7 minute walking distance from Durham museum. I mentioned Durham museum as you can do free street parking available by the Durham museum.

Great environment and in a great location with great people

I want ther one time it bin so long.so how can I hate it...

Amazing little place, lots of memories here, including getting engaged to my wife

Good news. Omaha Old Market is getting a makeover. In a few months a new park should reopen and construction zones will be gone. We need to solve problem with street parking. Some private parking companies request a credit card payment online through their unsecured hack-prone website. Need more safe ATMs or card readers. Need more good and affordable restaurants, seating outside. I would drive to the Old Market more often if it's more safe, clean, attractive, convenient parking, has more things to do and places to visit.

Beautiful place definitely worth the visit. Lots of art good food and nice atmosphere. A little inside place to get out of the cold during the winter months! And still Christmas decorated

Very interesting old buildings transformed into shops, art galleries and restaurants. It was really hot out but we enjoyed window shopping.

Mouth of the South is the 💣 💣 💣

It's okay.

First time ever going to the Old market and actually having help with parking. I had to park the truck and trailer in the alley. Everybody there was very understanding and helpful. I'm very glad for the positive changes.

Bakers is the anchor store, there was a Hallmark store, a pizza pub,an Indian restaurant, a nail salon, my hair salon and then there are many many choices for restaurants around the edges.

Didn't get to try out any food, only tried the local favorite NE brewed beer and some coleslaw at the Mattress Factory 🏭 which is a cute name for the highest trafficked bar in the downtown Omaha area, they had a DJ outdoor party at night, and no time to take breaks in the day while providing prompt service throughout 2-3 or more rooms/sections. Staff was handling it wonderfully during the College World Series, which brings in all ages of patrons in groups generally ranging from 4-8, it seems. Found the sweetest leather shop I have ever browsed! There seemed to be a proper and wide range of types of shops and foods. No 2 businesses are the same flavor, lay that on cobblestone streets, add some water fountains to cool off, the occasional street musician, and multiple medias of art, and that's my style of recipe for "exactly what I was expecting" in a good way 👍

Kinda chill for a week day. Not much traffic. Some of the restaurants are over priced. A good place to perhaps take a date. If you have kids go to the zoo, and eat at Cheddar’s Restaurant.

Good service and good foods

THE staple of Omaha, the Old Market offers fine dining, hotels, shopping and street performers, all in a very well kept authentically beautiful district in downtown Omaha, Nebraska. La Buvette is difficult to beat if you love wine and an outstanding atmosphere. Omaha is growing, for sure, but the Old Market is still the best.

Kind of an odd place, but fun to explore for a couple hours, especially if you have a sweet tooth or an affinity for knickknacks. Enjoyed the pubs and Omaha Prime steakhouse too.

One of the best attractions in Omaha. Nearly all local shops, bars, and restaurants. A definite visit when downtown.

This place is hoppin! I was passing by and had to stop(I'm from La.)...but couldn't get in so I ordered boudin balls appetizer!

The food was fine, nothing mind-blowing or earth shattering. Food did come out quick, definitely a plus given that we were a party of 7.

I LOVE THIS PLACE!! I got some really good nachos and some cute clothes.

Wonderful experience especially in the winter with their Christmas lights. Lots of amazing shops as well. Must see it you're visiting Omaha.

My favorite place in Omaha. Went back probably 8 or more times while I was there a couple weeks. It just feels nice even if you don't have a goal. I love it

I loved the area and how close everything was walking distance to hotel and offered a variety of places to eat and many little shops

This is a hallway between two buildings. It has some shops and galleries. It is home to a very nice upscale restaurant (V. Mertz) and one Mexican restaurant (Trinis). They both were closed when we went on a weekday afternoon. This hallway has decided to alienate professional photographers by not allowing them to use the facility.

Love everything about the Old Market.... The old slides are still down there and just as fun as when I was a kid! Great boutiques and specialty stores, restaurants and even a horse and carriage if you prefer to take a ride rather than walking! Love love love it all!!

A very fun and cute district full of very unique shops and restaurants! I am a foodie and also like to find unique gifts and things to add to my collection and this area is definitely the place for all of that. You can do so much exploring!

This is a magical place that I live spending time at. The eclectic stores and art galleries are fascinating amd the restaurants are good. The atmosphere is what makes it all magical....no matter the time of day or night.

Many holdover stores from the 70's. It felt like the 70's. Bought a cloth for my bed from India. Multiple stores. Touristy. Very nice mall probably early 1900's.

Apparently a dslr without a flash is problematic. But pictures with your cell is not disturbing.

Such a fun area. Must visit. Great little shops and surprises around every corner.

Such a great place, went to this store called the amazing imaginarium and it was actually amazing! The old market is probably the most unique shopping and dining area in the U.S.

Charming shops with new and vintage items. Don't forget to go to the indoor sidewalk. It's beautiful!

The place to go for an outing full of variety and great ambiance. Plenty of food and beverages for all ages. A must visit for anyone

Unusual items

Spent hours shopping in the cool and quirky shops. Fantastic eateries and shops. The homeless people in this commercial district needs to be addressed. Two scenarios where they verbally harassed shoppers.

Love the passage way. Nice warm place to be in the winter. There are multiple businesses like restaurants, outlet stores and galleries. Only phone photography allowed here.

Neat little old town area with some good restaurants but lots of panhandlers and paid parking is annoying.

Nice old fashioned walkway

A must selfie location if ever the was one.

Hasn't changed much in almost 50 years.. hate to see all the empty spots tho...

Old Market is always fantastic

A must see when you are in omaha 😁

Cool restaurants and shops

A couple shops and a great little restaurant

Great atmosphere

Fun place. Lots to see. Several food options. Neat old buildings.

Great place to stop by, especially for some amazing ice cream..

You gotta go to the passageway when you're in Omaha! Unique little shops. The art galleries are always so much fun to visit. The plants in the halls are lovely.

I love the passageway. I have never had an issue as of today. That is a good thing since I have been coming here since for over 35 years.

Very festive and as always full of creative items to enhance your home with.

My favorite place to take visitors to OMA. Even if you're just walking through, this awe-inducing enclosed alleyway is worth going out of your way for. It feels like the greenery of New Orleans meeting the charming sophistication of Melbourne. It's a quick 5 minute space to walk in and out of, but offers many shops and several eateries you can spend more time exploring. Definitely put this on your list - you won't be disappointed.

Such a wide variety of beautiful, unique items from locally owned businesses! I love the ambiance and options!

Find it!

Nice

Loved all the stores... restaurants and the brick roads

A quaint 1 1/2 blocks of boutiques and restaurants. You can't miss it if you're in Omaha. Clean streets and ample parking spots make this an attractive place for any type of tourists/visitors.

Leave the windswept hellscape of downtown for an enchanting walk down "elsewhere". Alright maybe I've oversold it a bit but this indoor old market area really is pretty cool. It's got a few good restaurants and cool little weird boutiques that my daughter/toddler loved sprinting like a maniac. This area is a MUST for any vacation travelers like myself who have a taste for cool architecture/culture and unique "Atlas Obscura" destinations.

Not a ton to do, but cool lighting and atmosphere

Fun. Stuff too expensive.

Lots of shops with an antique, contemporary look. This alley way offers shops and restaurants as well as a great photo opportunity. Outside area has many more shops surrounding this paasageway

Great place even when its closed!

Good place to visit

If you haven't been through the old market passage, you are missing out greatly. It is full of great surprises.

My favorite place in Omaha

I love the old market passageway

Trinis is the BEST love it!!!!!

Great

You feel like you have left the Midwest and stepped into Diagon Alley!

Beautiful place very calming. No photography allowed though.