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You know when it's the weekend and you're just craving something new? This was that weekend. My husband, Trey, found Geno's Bar and Grill on Google and we decided to head there for a family lunch! I expected a decent meal, but I did not expect to eat some of the most delicious wings I've ever had. Let's talk about why you should visit Geno's in Northwest Omaha soon...  First of all, their menu has so much character and the food is out of this world! (Photos speak for themselves) I ordered the Honey Habanero Boneless Wings and my gosh, I was kicking myself for just ordering five. Trey ordered their Smoked Pork Nachos, and they were amazing too. I did not see a kid's menu, but they have a couple kid friendly appetizers. Our son ordered the corn dogs, and it was perfect for him!  For atmosphere, this spot definitely airs more on the 'bar' side of things. I'd recommend it as a great place for a date night or to catch up with a girlfriend! I'm looking forward to visiting again, especially once it's warmer because they had a pretty cool patio. Geno's Bar & Grill is reasonably priced too! Their items range from $11 to $22, which is totally worth it because every bite is YUM. As I was looking around their website after my visit, I saw their daily specials. They have some awesome stuff! On Tuesdays they offer pulled pork sandwiches with a side for $9 and on Wednesday they have a French dip with a side for $11.49. I can't wait to try those!   Stay tuned! I have many new Omaha restaurants to share. I hope you guys enjoyed this review of Geno's and recommend it to all your friends. Don't forget to play a game of darts and check out their happy hour specials!
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Man, winter is a tough season. For the last month, I searched Google for fun day trips from Omaha. I came across a resort with an indoor water park in Storm Lake, Iowa and it was under 2.5 hours away! Score. We booked a room for early March and started packing our things! Let me share what we did while in Storm Lake for 24 hours...  King's pointe resortI'm a sucker for small town hotels! Last weekend, we spent a Friday night at King's Pointe Resort, and it was an awesome 24 hours. The resort was pretty, super kid friendly, and the staff was polite! The rooms were a bit dated, but very clean. It was definitely like a lake shore cabin kind of vibe! We arrived late Friday evening pretty exhausted. They have a pretty cool gift shop in the lobby that carries chips, drinks, snacks, ice cream, and toys! That came in handy because after you haul all your luggage in, the last thing you want to do is leave the hotel to find food!  regatta restaurantKing's Pointe Resort has a restaurant inside of it called the Regatta. It was nice to roll out of bed and head down to the restaurant! We stopped in about 8am and the view of the lake was pretty incredible. I wasn't blown away by this breakfast, but it was more upscale than a free hot hotel breakfast! Items that were pretty tasty were the sausage gravy and french toast. I would visit again for the convenience factor and the great views! Just a note, breakfast is not included, so remember to bring your wallet.  indoor waterparkYou never know what you're going to get when you hit up an indoor waterpark, but this place was so cool! They had a three huge water slides, a lazy river, lily pad walk, and a water playground for younger kiddos. They really thought of everything! I loved swimming and the slides! It was great too because we have a five-year-old and he was tall enough to go down two of them. You could even grab a tube and take it down the slide! They had plenty of seating and it wasn't too crowded, especially for a Saturday morning. One thing I really liked was how close the seating is to the water playground. My husband and I were able to take a break while our little one played on the playground! If you'd like to view the water park hours, click here.  pricesHonestly, I was really impressed by this stay and the prices! I booked our room at King's Pointe Resort 14 days before our trip and our total was $213 with tax. This included our one-night stay, and our water park passes! On hotels.com, it showed that the resort was sold out of rooms for the weekend I wanted. However, when I checked the resort website, they had plenty available! I did the option where you reserve your room and waterpark passes together, which I believe saves you a few bucks in the long run.  smokin' hereford bbqOkay, now for a restaurant you can't miss! After swimming at the waterpark, it was time to find food. We found a delicious BBQ joint to stop at for lunch. I ordered the boneless wings with Chili Chipolte and my goodness, they were some of the best I've ever had! The atmosphere of this place was fun, kid-friendly, and very country! We loved it. My wings were only $10 too, so it was pretty affordable! I can't wait to stop back in the next time we're in Storm Lake.   There ya have it! 24 hours in Storm Lake, Iowa. I'm so glad to have stumbled across this little gem of a town! I hope you found this review of King's Pointe Resort helpful and was inspired by some of the things to do. If you're looking for a quick getaway from Omaha, this is a perfect spot to visit! Related Posts:  |
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