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Bohemian Cafe

1406 S 13th St
Omaha, NE 68108
(402) 342-9838
bohemiancafe.net
4.5 star rating based on 18 reviews
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Open 7 Days A Week At 11am,Closed Christmas & 4th Of July    
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tel: (402) 342-9838

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chefmoz

The Bohemian Cafe was opened originally in 1924.
Posted by chefmoz on March 31, 2009

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dinesite

You`ll find that Bohemian Café is a leisure restaurant that serves up Bohemian and American cooking. Expect the average entrée to cost $8 to $12.
Posted by dinesite on March 30, 2009

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Red-and-white-clad waitresses cheerfully greet guests, serving hearty helpings of roast pork and duck, braised rabbit, veal and goulash. Be sure to try the flavorful liver dumpling soup.
Posted by discoverourtown on July 07, 2008
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I have been eating at the Bohemian Cafe for almost 30 years now. The food is always delicious and is traditional Czech food. My favorite meals are Svickova (boiled beef) and Burgundy style roast beef with bread dumplings, sweet and sour cabbage and liver dumpling soup. I always top the meal off with a delicious dessert - a cherry kolache (a traditional Czech pastry). The prices are very... more
Posted by Citysearch User on April 21, 2009, (Edited January 03, 2009)

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Situated in what's left of Little Prague, "the Bohunk" remains the area's top-notch example of central european cuisine. The fresh rye dunked in liver dumpling soup is only your introduction. AND the pilsener urkel is served in a stone mug, just like it should be. Leave enough room to get the plum or apricot kolaches for dessert.
Posted by staggerlee712 on June 04, 2009

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Good, hearty Eastern European food. You won't leave hungry. Note
that this is not fancy "gourmet" dinner. I'd say about
four star, good but not great food. But if you'd like to try some
new, interesting dishes, this is a good place to go. Not too expensive,
either.
Posted by Epicurious M. on May 06, 2007
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