Cabin Bar & Grill, Omaha, Nebraska Restaurant Details

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great food.... great staff

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It is worth a trip across the river! Tenderloin & onion rings are excellent!

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Go and eat some great bar food. And stay for some drinks. You may catch a band or karaoke. Sandy and candice are some of the best servers around. Try there new weekend breakfast.

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I have to say its my favorite north o bar,

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My wife and I visited this establishment on a late Sunday afternoon. There were not many other people seated for the "grill", but were about 6-9 people seated for the "bar". It was our first, and last, visit.

The ribeye dinner was written on the marker board out front as being a "special", but was the same price as the menu price. What's the point of calling it a "special" then?

The ribeye dinners come with your choice of fries or mashed potato, your choice of soup or salad, and a surprise bowl of corn. I say "surprise" because it wasn't mentioned anywhere on the menu, on the specials board, or by the waitress, and you apparently aren't offered a choice of any other vegetable.

We both ordered the ribeye dinner, cooked medium, with salad and french fries.

We never got our salads until about 45 seconds before our steaks came out. The salads looked liked they had been prepared earlier in the day and shoved into the fridge, but tasted okay. Not sure why we didn't get them earlier, while waiting for our steaks.

Eventually, our entree appeared. I've eaten a lot of steaks in my lifetime, and I can assure you, that these were the FATTIEST ribeye steaks I've ever seen in my entire life. Huge globs of fat on the ends, with lots of strip fat throughout the meat. The previously-not-mentioned bowl of corn must've been sitting in a pan for most of the day.

To add insult to injury, while both my wife and I had ordered our steaks cooked medium, hers was way past medium-well and mine was slightly past just-slaughtered.

I contemplated complaining to the waitress about the disparity of our steaks' doneness, especially in regards to what we requested, however, our waitress disappeared and wasn't seen again, at all, until we had finished eating.

Now, i'm a bit of a stickler about drinks in restaurants. I'm here, in your restaurant, paying for a drink. KEEP THE GLASS FULL. My wife had ordered ice tea, I ordered cola. When we received our meal, our glasses were about half full on our first fill. We were not offered a refill. Eventually, they went dry, and yet our waitress was still nowhere to be seen. We finished our meal with empty glasses. When the waitress eventually woke up from her nap or whatever, and took our plates away, we were still not offered a refill.

Maybe we were required to get our own refills? I don't know.