The Hangar

I’ve been here a couple times while waiting for a flight. It’s really the only restaurant choice you have in the Eppley Airport, and therefore the best chance for me to find anything gluten free.
It’s a typical casual bar atmosphere with wooden chairs and sticky placemats. They have tvs and you can either sit at the bar and watch sports or take a seat at a table.
It is right in between the A and B gates so if you want to stop in and eat you’ll have to do so prior to going through security. The good news is that security at the Omaha airport is usually a breeze.
Service has been good both times. The servers I’ve had never minded finding out more info on the menu for me so I knew what was gf. I’ve had a couple salads there and their chips and salsa without any issue. The salads are so so and the chips and salsa are a notch below that. I did find out on my last trip that the chili is gf and it was really good.
Prices are not as inflated as you often see at airport restaurants, but they still are higher than usual. Food isn’t bad, service is good, and portions are generous.

I travel almost 150k miles a year via airlines for work. I’m in a lot of airports big and small. Omaha as an airport is lovely and has been for years, easy in and easy out.
But, food and beverage wise? it’s an absolute wasteland and this recently renovated restaurant «The Hangar» is a perfect example of why. Surly, uncaring and uninterested waitstaff permeate the place. we joined two other people at the late 70’s décor bar to order a couple of beers. There was a handful of other patrons and it took almost 7 minutes for someone to come back to the thinly stocked bar to take our orders. No greeting, she just came over and stared at us. Um, ok, I guess this is where we tell you we’d like something? Stella and a local pale ale from Nebraska Brewing. Beers came back, plopped down in front without acknowledgement or any other discussion. First taste — that twang of really dirty beer line. this place hasn’t cleaned it’s lines in months. Why spend the money? The bartender disappeared. A few minutes later another younger barkeep came out from the kitchen and we had to wave her down in the small 10 seat bar to get her attention. She was so annoyed and impersonal it was bordering on unbelievable.
I could go on but it’s really not worth the time — just avoid this place.

$ 7 for a 312 (Chicago area code of 312 as applied to Goose Island Brewery of Chicago (owned by Inbev aka Budweiser now) for what’s called and Urban Wheat.
Nice service and room to sit but $ 7 for a 12 oz beer? Why? Oh yeah, I guess the airport is always expected to be super expensive. Why is that even?

There’s a reason why there aren’t many reviews on here for this place — it just doesn’t deserve any business unless you’re a local and a friend of the bartender. I’ve been to Omaha many times and kind of wanted to try this place because it looked homey and different from the fast food options in the food courts.
After entering the place and seating myself at a table in the bar area (there were no seats at the bar available), I finally got noticed by the bartender who came by and asked me what I wanted to drink. No hello, hi, how are you type of chit-​chat — more of a what the hell are you doing in my bar type of attitude. I ordered a beer and as she hastily dropped it off despite my wanting to order some food.
A few minutes later she came by to ask what I wanted to eat, took the order and left. Now I know that Omaha isn’t known for its diversity of cultures but I’ve never encountered any discrimination or bad service based on the fact that I’m not white from anywhere here during my several trips to town. But somehow I felt that way with this lady as she had a bellegerent attitude towards me while trying to make small talk with the group of white people at the bar (who clearly didn’t want to be her friend as they were busy talking amongst themselves). The really weird part was when she dropped off the check (while I was midway through my meal — -another sign she didn’t want me there). She left the bill folder standing up and I put it down to look at it but didn’t put any money in. She came by a few minutes later, started to grab the check and when she saw nothing inside made some rude comment about how she had left it standing up.
Now I heard her mentioning that she was a bookkeeper to the folks at the bar (while trying to get them to hire her) but even a bookkeeper has to have more customer service than this thing. As for the food, it came out hot and edible but don’t expect down-​home coming as it’s basic burgers and sandwiches — -you might be better with the fast food next door or go to Kracky McGee’s in terminal A. Beers are about $ 8 per tax for what may have been a 20 oz glass. Sandwiches/​burgers average about $ 8 – 10.
If you do decide to go, get a table with a waitress as they seemed nicer than the bartender who prefers whites.

B gate hangout for food and drinks. It’s typical airport prices, so don’t expect a deal-​but the staff is fabulous and friendly! Service is quick for those with shorter wait times to board, they also have a side for just grab and go food. Wine prices are about $ 7 and double drinks seem to be popular here for those trying to calm their nerves before flight.

Maybe I was in the right mood but I found The Hangar Cuban with potato salad very good. If you have the time and are in need of a good sandwich to hit the spot!

Bartender was too busy talking to her boyfriend to hear the cook signal her three times for my food. When it arrived it was cold and just not good.

The cocktails and beer are always good, albeit a little expensive. Had the taco salad today which didn’t knock my socks off, but it satiated me until I got where I was going.
Amy is always bright and cheery, and has a great smile that always makes me feel welcome. I will visit every time I fly though Omaha!

Nachos were huge and made with homemade chips. Quesadilla was basic but good. Easy/​Fast stop before your flight. Relatively inexpensive for airport food. Services was fast. Fly on in!

I have visited this restaurant/​bar many times waiting for flights back to Atlanta, as I have had elderly family members residing in Nebraska. I was recently there and ordered an Asian type chicken salad, which I have ordered many times before. As I began to eat the salad, I discovered that almost all the lettuce was old and brown around the edges. I began pulling the discolored lettuce out, and ate only the cabbage and chicken. I handed the plate to the server who promptly took it to the manager. She returned to my table and told me that she could only give a senior discount (!!). I penned a polite but pointed note to the manager on the back of the receipt, inviting her to eat the brown lettuce that I had returned, and reminding her that I was entitled to a «senior discount» because of age — not because of unacceptable food. The amazing thing was that the manager never showed her face to me. So much for my visits to the Hangar. I’ve never seen such poor personal management in my life.

Good place to spend some time before a flight and enjoy some local brews.

This is for the Hangar by the B-​Gates. The choices are very limited– food-​wise. Absolutely nothing healthy and everything is microwaved. The nachos come with that 7 – 11 fake cheese that I am not so fond of and a ground beef mix.
They actually had pretty decent wine choices however and I had a glass of J Lohr Cabernet for only $ 4.50. I’m on board with that. They even put it in a plastic cup for you. Very classy. Beer was way more expensive. Drink here. Try and avoid food.

I sat here for 2 hrs because my flight was postponed. The waitress was nice and prompt. I only ordered a 20oz 312 since I had just eaten, so I didn’t get a chance to try the food. It looked good, though.
20oz 312 tap = $ 7+ tip. could be worse.

Bud Light in a plastic cup = almost $ 7.

This place is the only place at this airport where u can sit down eat and drink… the service was good and the staff was right on time with everything… I got the fish and chips and normally when I hear the word chips i think of wedge potatoes not french fries! The fish was well cooked and tasty but it had no flavors! I guess once u go to England and have some of there fish and chips nothing can compare to that… lol

Came here for some breakfast. Not too many other things opening in the morning at Eppley Field, so you’ll probably end up here if you want restaurant-​style eating. This restaurant is located on 2 °F, towards the «A» gates (aka S end).
Wanting to try something different, I had the chicken fried steak. Holy geez this thing was pretty awful. The chicken was fine, but the sauce they used really made my stomach turn. Reminded me of warm, um, snot. The rest of the breakfast was okay though. Try the other combos, but seriously, avoid this chicken steak.
Staff were friendly, though it would’ve been nice if the waitress paid a bit more attention as I had to wave her down a couple of times.

This had your typical bar food: burgers, apps, salads, chicken, etc. Wait staff was helpful and prompt, which was nice. Prices also weren’t completely exorbitant. A Blue Moon was $ 7, which is high, but not as high as going to a sports arena :)
Nice place to relax while waiting for my flight.

Nice staff, decent coffee, plenty of comfortable seating. Great spot to kill some time with free wifi while you’re waiting for a flight.

Waitstaff was nice and had standard bar food. Their salad wasn’t bad either.
If you’ve got some time to kill at OMA and need a good bite or drink to help pass the time, not a bad place at all. If I’m back here, I’d hang here again and enjoy some free airport WiFi to boot.