Looking for a close and cozy place to meet a former co-worker for lunch. Our party of six found a table perfect for our needs and were served right away. So many good choices on the menu! Though they are known for their burgers, I opted for a Montana Reuben (w/ turkey instead of corned beef) and a side salad for an extra $3 instead of the kettle chips they normally come with. All dressings are house made and my favorite is the balsamic vinaigrette. Interesting to note that they also sell 16 oz. bottles - I will remember for future reference! The sandwich was delicious and used coleslaw instead of the traditional sauerkraut. I really liked it and the grilled marble bread was fresh. Our waitress was pleasant and easily able to accommodate six separate tickets. The restaurant was decorated real pretty for the holiday season. The only drawback is the parking can be a little tight in the back during peak times. I won't wait so long to return again.

An Omaha classic that never disappoints. Cocktails are generous in size and excellent quality priced well below what other restaurants charge. Specials are always a nice addition to the regular menu. We always enjoy their sandwiches and burgers. The cozy interior is a great escape anytime, but especially in the cool weather.

This is a favorite lunch spot. A great place to meet for wonderful food, share a chocolate malt and have space for great conversation. The menu has so many choices- I favor the burgers and soups, but there is something for every taste bud. Quality is high and prices are reasonable. Park in back for a private lot or right in front, if one of the spots is open. Certainly an Omaha gem, add Goldberg's to your list if you haven't tried it.

Nice lunch today. Simple quick and just good. Got the blue burger which is my fav here. It's always good. Also got the bread pudding and it was sooo good. Sorry no pics today....I need to get back here again soon. Good service and was thanked again on my way out today too.

I asked a born and raised Omahan what spot I should take my family for dinner. I filtered my frequent by saying it needed to be classic Omaha and not too expensive, but not too cheap. Without hesitation he replied with Goldbergs in Dundee. Later on I spoke to another Nebraskan who said she used to stop here every time they drove in from Norfolk. It was a must. It is without a doubt a classic burger joint, not wowing anyone with its ambience. In fact, I saw a spider in the bathroom but felt it added to the vibe. Burgers were delicious and reasonably priced. The waitress was kind and took the time to help us get our young kids situated. For a non trendy, but classic Omaha spot, try Goldbergs in Dundee.

Goldbergs has that classic home-style comfort food and ambiance that you crave when you're far away from (or close to!) home. With their extensive menu, you truly have more than enough options to choose from! I went for the Reuben sandwich: corned beef, Swiss cheese, thousand island dressing, and sauerkraut on grilled rye bread ($9.25). Sandwiches come with kettle chips and a pickle spear, but I opted for onion rings as my side for an extra $1.95. Let me tell ya, those were some of the best dang onion rings I've ever had. With daily specials and bread pudding (& those onion rings) I assure you I will be back to try more! Pro-tip: If there's no street parking on Dodge, swing around the back and park in the lot!