Suggestions for Coffee Shop near Little Italy, Omaha

Jackie L. • October 15, 2015Had cold brewed coffee for the first time and loved it. I love this coffee shop! Wish I lived closer! I did ask the owner if it was still pet friendly and unfortunately it is not anymore.

I. B. • May 17, 2012Very peaceful space with good coffee which also happened to be a church, a new type of urban spiritual space.

Jeff G. • June 15, 2016I have tried many things at KT and they're all wonderful. Great people that make great food. I try to go once a week.

Travis S. • June 27, 2019I had their English toffee latte and it was pretty good. Definitely recommend the homemade pop tarts! This is a great place for a low key hangout.

Shannon A. • August 27, 2016Espresso. It's amazing. The entire staff is a pleasure. It's clean and gorgeous. The outdoor seating is nice.

Austin G. • June 19, 2019Honey Lavender Latte

Panda B. • September 7, 2011The curry chicken sandwich is yummy!

Tony H. • March 31, 2022Great food, coffee, and cocktails. Come for breakfast, brunch, or a work session with beers. (Can't wait until patio season.)

Jennifer Y. • August 25, 2011Scooter's over-sized coffeehouse downtown across from the Woodman Tower is one you'll have to hit up in the fall & winter time for phenomenal seasonal drinks zomg scooter's is the best coffee around.

Tony H. • June 21, 2017Awesome bread & garlic bread, pizza, biscotti (real, not that crunchy crap at coffee shops), and tons of imported meats/cheeses/etc. No outside seating, but plenty of stoops and curbs on the block.

Charles K. • May 24, 2017Cafe Z inside picture.

Sergey S. • May 19, 2021Great breakfast platter!

Kurt J. • November 10, 2017Awesome selection of donuts and fresh coffee! Great place to get the day started.

timoni w. • July 8, 2015Abort! Go to the african area cafe instead!

Lee N. • November 19, 2011BBQ beef burger rocks, also there are twin baby gibbons swinging 15 feet away while you eat.

Chandra A. • November 2, 2023Great coffee, healthy snack options, and sweet treats. It’s on the first floor of First National Bank Tower, so a little tucked away, but it’s worth it!