Kracky McGee’s

They really take advantage of being the only place to buy food once you’re through the terminal. I’ve been in Omaha for a week and this is honestly one of the most expensive places I’ve eaten. Paid 50 dollars for 3, yesterday I paid 60 for 3 and got sushi. And to top it all off my chicken was in the same basket as my fries so I got half amount of fries and half amount of chicken. I literally got 3 peices whereas my friend got the same thing and got 8 peices. That’s just cheep bad business right there. Food tastes fine no complaints there, but not worth the price. I pray for the poor souls that make the mistake of not getting food before they go through security.

People can whine all they want when they’re stressed out. I always find it odd that they tend to blame others for frustration that is likely a result of their own doings. Anyway. This place has a staff of really great people. We sat here for hours during the «storm of the century». These guys were great. Patient and accommodating and the food here is better than a lot of other airport eateries. Hats off!

Unfriendly «service» and high prices. Stay away.
We arrived early at the airport on Saturday 14NOV15 and decided to have a drink at the bar and watch some college football.
Of the four televisions in the restaurant, three were showing a non competitive Rutgers-​Nebraska game and one was showing CNN. The staff wouldn’t change ANY of the televisions to another game, even though there were only 4 – 5 people in the entire place, and only 1 – 2 were watching television.
OMA needs to step up its game and select airport vendors that understand customer service.
Never again

Usually a good place for breakfast at the airport. But I just paid $ 6 for a miniature sausage egg and cheese on a big croissant. Maybe they’re shrinking the size of the «stuff» on the sandwich to cut expenses?

So I don’t know why this was rated for 3 stars? I got a really fresh hot chicken sandwich. The veggies were fresh the lettuce was crispy and the meat was juicy — it was good. For a treat I got a yummy huge Reese pieces rice Krispy treat and bonus fresh hot popcorn to take on the plane with a unlimited refill of Diet Pepsi for my flight home. It was awesome! By far best choice out of the rest restaurants offered at the airport and it is local. The service was great and fast too. Sure it is airport food but it was good!

I was reallyyyy hungry and had to get something quick to eat.
I settled for the Southwest Chicken Sandwich, which was probably assembled and put into the microwave to heat up. Not saying that I expected something fancy, just an observation. For how hungry I was, it was very satisfying.
Since this was the only option after you past through security, this place was packed. A lot of people sitting on the tables eating and there were quite a bit of people waiting for food and waiting to order.
They even sell alcohol. if you want to pay the high prices for a pre-​flight beverage.
I will definitely be back next time I’m waiting for the plane/​extremely hungry.

Good chicken salad sandwich. A surprise find as this is the only restaurant past security at the Omaha airport. Line was long but was very efficient and moved fast. Was worth the short wait.

Meh, I’ve had better.
The staff was VERY friendly and attentive but the place just didn’t seem clean. Maybe it was the girl running around trying to catch fruit flies with a plate of some sticky sweet substance. Or maybe it was the fruit flies that she was missing that made it seem not so clean.
The mirrored back wall of the bar was covered with news paper articles and a wide assortment of celebrity autographs. If I were managing this bar, I would get rid of all of these so the mirrored wall could be cleaned regularly. It would change the «dirty» vibe a lot.
Again though, the staff is very friendly and service was decent. This is what saves this place. If you lose the staff, you lose everything here…

Jacked up prices for poor service and mediocre food. Got a cup of soup, no crackers and when I asked I got one pack. When I commented ‘only one?’ I got a nasty look and an attitude. It’s the only game in town so be prepared to overpay and be grateful.

Don’t expect too much… it’s an airport. But, it was nice just to find that there is a post-​security bar at the A-​Terminal. It’s tucked behind the snack bar. In fact, you have to schlep your luggage through the snack bar to (cross your fingers) sit at the bar. Otherwise, you’re schlepping your drink back to a snack bar table as well. I paid airport prices for a class of mediocre wine, but… you wondering yet why I gave it three stars?
The vibe was actually pretty great. It’s like a little dive neighborhood bar, once you get past all the airport trappings. Maybe everyone is just so happy to have found the alcohol?
Eat here only to fill the pre-​flight tummy with warm carbs, but sit at the bar and be happy!

I dropped by and picked up a sausage, egg & cheese biscuit. The service was friendly and quick and the food was good. The post-​TSA dining options are limited, but KMcG’s has a nice diverse menu.

Eppley doesn’t have much for restaurants … This is the only restaurant on the A terminal side. Only two terminals at this airport. So McGee’s it is for me. Food is not good. I feel like I am wasting my caloric intake for the day by eating here. So I just starve until I reach my connecting flight… and where they have real restaurants.

Rating is for breakfast. See picture for reference to what I received when I ordered eggs and hashbrowns. The «egg» patty was a pre-​made microwaive substance. The hashbrowns are clearly tater tots.
I’m so tired of airports thinking they don’t have to at least TRY to offer good food!!! You’re stuck here though as it’s the only option in this terminal.

Great food, amazing customer service, and great snacks!
It’s not everyday that an airport café surprises me!
Love it and will return

Because when you’re at Eppley, where else are you gonna drop $ 17 for a scotch on the rocks and a bloody mary? Finally stooped to a new low and grabbed a drink at Kracky’s. I’ll admit the bloody mary was actually quite good — apparently the bartenders here know their Worcestershire from their bitters.
They also have (deep fried) snacks available for those wanting to guarantee their plane ride will be rough. Add in a couple of «Omaha! Omaha!» sweatshirts from the nearby gift kiosk and you have yourself an authentic Omaha experience. Albeit a crappy one.
Bottom line: There are four bars at Eppley, and in all the right places. My needs were met.

It’s a restaurant in an airport terminal. They have beer on tap.

Ordered a simple bagel. Clerk hands me a hockey puck. I ask for something fresh, he hands me another one, seemingly annoyed. He then says, «That will be $ 3.67». What!!! For a plain bagel? The «manager» overhearing my obvious shock says «Have you seen the price of grain lately?» I respond «This is a 1.50 item at most, have you seen the dictionary lately? Look up price gouging». Stay away from this place.

I didn’t have to eat any of their food as I had grabbed a Blimpie sandwich from the «food court» outside of security. But based on these reviews, I probably won’t be trying their food anytime soon.
However, the little bar area is fine! They have half-​decent glasses of wine for $ 7 or something, they are fast and friendly, and when you need the check in a jiff, they’re on it.

quick bites in the morning are easy. And the people are always nice. Only problem for me is they don’t have breakfast sandwiches without meat on standby so they have to unfreeze them… and then my egg is cold. Ice cold, but my cheese is warm so I understand their confusion.
The egg needs to be heated — then add the cheese!

Yes, that is actually the name.
I only went in the convenience store side, not the bar side. They do not post prices in the soda rack, which is really annoying. They also apparently misquote the price of coffee on the big board.
A 20oz bottled soda and a small coffee costs $ 5.11. The coffee was burned and terrible. Nuff said, Avoid at all costs.