u/GravyMaster

Best on-propety restaurants in US?

I get so many points from work travel that the best milestone rewards for me are the food and beverage vouchers, no doubt. I max them out annually, and it gives you close to $1000 worth of food. I'm usually already upgraded too without needing that voucher.

Now, part of the perceived value of those for me is that I luckily live close enough that staying at the Cottonwood Hotel (Kimpton) in Omaha is easy. They feature the Committee Chophouse in the basement which is not just good but excellent. Omaha is known for its steakhouses, and it's quickly risen to be one of the top 2 or 3 spots in town and is my favorite. I can't recommend it enough if anyone is looking for the same thing that I am. Fly in here, stay there, get a reservation then hit up the zoo while you're at it.

We have tried food options at other hotels but always feel it's been a bit lacking, with some small exceptions when we have traveled internationally. My overarching feeling is usually that I would have rather spent them at the Committee in Omaha.

Does anyone know of any restaurants I can burn my food and beverage vouchers during a weekend trip that are actually worth it?

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u/GravyMaster — 5 days ago
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Just drove by, and it's packed. Can't find anything online about it. Just curious. Berkshire something or other?

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u/GravyMaster — 12 days ago
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I am planning to try making my own in the near future and I'm looking for inspiration. Truck, restaurant, someone's abuela, I don't care: where are the best sopes you've found in the omaha area?

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u/GravyMaster — 14 days ago