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Brix at Midtown Crossing is now open.

Much like the original Brix at Village Pointe, Brix at Midtown Crossing creatively brings together a full-menu Bistro, a wine and spirits retail shop and event space. Designed by owner Dan Matuszek, he states that, “the Midtown Crossing location really is more of a ‘Bistro first, retail store second concept.’ There is a lot more emphasis on the food and highlighting the talents of who we think is one of the great young chefs in Omaha, our executive chef Erik Rickard.” He continues, “the Bistro at the Midtown Crossing location also features a larger bar area for drinks and cocktails, plus 27 different premium craft beers and Sprecher Root Beer on draught – not currently available at Brix Village Pointe. Outside, guests will soon be able to socialize on a huge patio.” The biggest outdoor patio in Omaha, which Matuszek states as the next big project, hopefully will be ready for Spring 2013. Brix at Midtown Crossing is located at 220 South 31st Ave. Ste. 3103. Their website is http://www.brixomaha.com. 

Just in case you have more than one Valentine…Cantina Laredo in Midtown Crossing is offering a Valentine’s dinner menu available for eight nights around the romantic holiday. Starting on Saturday night February 9th and running through Saturday February 16th, make reservations for a three-course meal for $35 per person plus tip and tax. For an additional $15 per person you can add the cocktail pairings to your meal. Call 402.345.6000 to make a reservation. Cantina Laredo is located at 120 South 31st Ave at Midtown Crossing.

After a very successful Omaha Beer Week 2012, Omaha Beer Week 2013 is ready and excited to get their beer on. This year’s Omaha Beer Week will run from February 15th through February 24th all throughout Omaha in celebration and consumption of Craft Beer in the big O.  There will be beer specials and events happening all over town. To get more details on where and when you can find the tap takeovers, run to http://www.omahabeerweek.com.

posted at 02:38 pm
on Friday, February 01st, 2013

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