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Downtown Lincoln Association DINING AMERICAN 27 BLINK! Fresh Casual Eatery . 803 Q St . 817-6510 . 93 Born in a Barn . 815. O St . 476-0089 FIRST HOUR FREE 1 10 Burger Fi . 300 . Canopy St . Ste . 150 . 435-2747 . # PublicPublic Parking Parking 89 C . Berry’s . 1422. O St . 476-8851 # DiningDining (First Hour Free) 37 Dempsey’s Burger Pub . 228. N . 12th St . .435-0702 . ## ShoppingShopping OtherOther Available Available 41 Dickey’s Barbecue Pit . 1226. P St . 423-2324 . 1 ParkingParking 57 Egg & I, The . 1601 Q St . 476-3444 . ArtsArts & & 1 # Entertainment PINNACLE # Entertainment SkySkywalk Walk 33 Embassy Bar & Grill, The . .1040 . P St . 474-1111 BANK COURTYARD 42 Five Guys Burgers & Fries . 1230 P St . 261-4140 . MARRIOTT # Visitor Info ARENA 2 2 2 # Visitor Info RailroadRailroad 15 Flatwater, The . 801. R St . 202-9781 1 11 Gate 25 . 300 . Canopy St . Ste . 140 . 310-9066 . Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy and completeness. R Street VISITOR GUIDE 86 Honest Abe’s . 126. N . 14th St . NA . 3 5 DLA assumes no responsibility for omissions or errors. (1/2016) 3 4 5 6 8 3 2 23 Lazlo’s Brewery & Grill . 210. N . 7th St . .434-5636 . 3 15 HILTON 80 Little LuLu’s . 1248 O St . .NA . 4 4 GARDEN INN 7 9 10 UNIVERSITY OF 13 34 Misty’s Steakhouse . 200 N . 11th St . .476-7766 . 9 12 6 LIED 7 8 12 14 109 HYATT NEBRASKA–LINCOLN Nebraska Club, The . 233. S . 13th St . Ste . 2000 . 476-3228 . CENTER PLACE 3 10 11 5 13 14 16 4 18 54 Noodles & Company . 210 N . 14th St . 475-4131 . 102 PepperJax Grill . 1339 O St . 805-4852 HAYMARKET DISTRICT Q Street Q Street 49 Raising Cane’s . 201. N . 14th St . .858-7043 . 15 20 9 17 27 18 20 381339 43 44 51 52 57 17 58 59 69 Red Onion, The . 141 N . 9th St . 475-4844. AMTRAK STATION AMTRAK 7 16 26 28 92 Southwest Pit BBQ . 1601. P St . 405-1000. 21 EMBASSY 40 45 8 37 53 45 Tom + Chee . 1317 Q St . Ste . 180 . 405-1000. SUITES TOWER 22 50 ASIAN 30 21 SQUARE 104 Amu Manu Ramen Bar . 1451 O St . 261-8389 . 12th Street 17th Street 13th Street 14th Street 7th Street 16th Street 8th Street 9th Street 10th Street 23 24 25 29 19 10 31 33 11 5 Street 11th 34 1235 36 41 42 46 47 49 54 55 2216 60 23 71 Blue Orchid . 129 N . 10th St . Ste . 111 . 742-7250 62 6 P Street P STREET DISTRICT 2 Blue Sushi Sake Grill . 808 R St . Ste . 200 . 805-4232 Canopy Street Canopy 19 64 24 4665 66 24 25 69 72 28 29 77 29 34 34 37 41 38 92 93 67 Dozo Sushi . 151 . N . 8th St . 904-4190. 63 20 68 35 81 61 21 67 32 30 39 7 Hiro 88 . .601 . R St . Ste . 100 . 261-9388 25 26 HOLIDAY MARCUS 78 36 86 INN 7 71 30 GRAND 36 44 Panda Express . .1317 . Q St . .475-0008 . 22 38 40 40 Pinnacle Arena Drive Pinnacle Arena THEATRE 80 32 40 Thai Garden . 245 . N . 13th St . 477-0811 . 31 39 8843 9045 70 37 BAR & GRILL 23 73 75 31 28 79 33 82 83 84 87 42 8944 91 46 44 47 79 12th Street Pub . .1200 . O St . 435-3358 O Street O Street 28 Barry’s Bar & Grill . 235. N . 9th St . 476-6511 46 94 54 95 57 55 57 100 101 102 59 62 63103 59 104 106 6660 22 Brewsky’s . 201 N . 8th St . .328-2739 . 93 52 58 47 Buffalo Wild Wings . 1328. P St . 475-2999 . 105 8 Buffalo Wings & Rings (2nd Floor) . 350 . Canopy St . Ste . 200 . 261-9464 . 49 55 56 96 97 116 Cottonwood . 1328 . P St . 937-7515. 48 51 98 83 Crawford’s Eat N Drink . 1320. O St . 261-5860 . 49 60 65 61 Hopcat . .601 . P St . 965-9780 N Street N Street Mall Centennial 70 Jack’s Bar & Grill . 100 N . 8th St . 438-6288 108 8 110 69 14 LeadBelly . 301 N . 8th St . Ste . 100 . 261-8849 . 19 8 Longwell’s . 350. Canopy St . Ste . 100 . 525-3591 IT’S ALL DOWNTOWN FROM HERE 24 McFarland & Son’s Irish Pub . 710 . P St . 438-0710 65 McKinney’s Irish Pub . 151 N . 8th St . 477-0021. 113 Miller Time Pub & Grill . 333 S . 13th St . .489-2337 . 8th Street 10th Street 17th Street 16th Street 109 13th Street 11th Street 11th 9th Street 12th Street 14th Street 13 N-Zone (Lower Level) . .728 . Q St . 475-8683 . M Street M Street 60 Ploughshare Brewing Co . 1630 . P St . 438-6556 72 62 72 Single Barrel, The . 130 . N . 10th St . 730-5157 . CORNHUSKER 16 Yowie’s Lodge . 800. Q St . 417-8042 . 70 73 HOTEL 114 61 100 Watering Hole, The . 1321. O St . 438-3054 . 75 112 74 9 CAJUN & CREOLE 113 21 Buzzard Billy’s . .247 . N . 8th St . Ste . 101 . 475-8822 COFFEE, TEA & SMOOTHIES 63 Café Indigo . 701 . P St . Ste . 102 . 477-7770 L Street L Street N 63 46 Coffee House, The . 1324 P St . 477-6611. 98 Coffee Trader, The (Skywalk) . .1200 . N St . 475-2739 . 76 68 Crescent Moon (Lower Level) . 140. N . 8th St . Ste . 10 . 435-2828. 77 W E 39 Juice Stop . 1217. Q St . 435-4442 . 106 Lincoln Espresso . 112 S . 16th St . 438-0650. 116 29 Mill, The . 800 P St . 475-5522. K Street K Street S 95 Scooter’s Coffee & Yogurt . 1033 . O St . 474-5282 66 Scooter’s Coffee (Haymarket) . 115 N 8th St . 475-0115 accepted at over 200+ downtown businesses 64 COUNTY/CITY STATE CAPITOL 65 77 Starbucks . 1201 P St . 435-2622. BUILDING JEWELRY NIGHTSPOTS DINING SHOPPING 52 Daniel Arnold Jewelry (7th Floor) . 941 . O St . Ste . 730 . .475-8397 . 18 10 Below . 235 . N . 9th St . 476-6511 31 Fred Witt Jewelers . 100. N . 12th St . Ste . 101 . .475-1477 72 Alley, The . 1031. M St . 477-2820 . CONTINENTAL ANTIQUES 36 Lincoln Jewelry Co . 101. N . 14th St . Ste . 5 . 476-6226. 75 Dish . 1100. O St . 475-9475 23 Bar, The . 1644 . P St . 474-6592 7 Burlington Antiques . 201 . N . 7th St . Ste . 102 . .475-7502 . 32 Nebraska Diamond (8th Floor) . 1248 O St . Ste . 865 . .474-6400 109 Green Gateau . 330 S . 10th St . Ste . 110 . 477-0330 28 Sartor Hamann Jewelers . .1150 . O St . 476-8561 . 36 Barrymore’s (In the Alley) . 124. N . 13th St . 476-6494 . 62 JTK Cuisine & Cocktails . .201 . N . 7th St . 435-0161 . 63 Conner’s Architectural Antiques . 1001 L St . 435-3338 . PAWNBROKERS 74 Beacon Lounge, The . 311 S . 11th St . 438-7211 . 65 Rodizio Grill . 737 P St . 480-7475. 22 Flatwater Toys . 105 N . 8th St . Ste . 101 . N/A. 62 Moore Pawn & Furniture . .1621 . M St . 477-5116. 43 Bodega’s Alley . .1418 . O St . 477-9550 . DELI & BAKERY BOOKS & MAGAZINES 46 Bison Witches Bar & Deli . 1320 . P St . Ste . 100 . .474-3366 SPORTING GOODS & APPAREL 45 Brass Rail . 1436. O St . 474-5741 1 39 A Novel Idea Bookstore . 118 N . 14th St . 475-8663 4 Best of Big Red . .321 . N . 8th St . 435-0658. Bread & Cup . 440 N . 8th St . Ste . 150 . 438-2255 . 59 Brothers Bar & Grill . 1339. O St . 474-0200 38 Bruegger’s Bagels . 1209. Q St . 474-6001. 48 Bluestem Books . .137 . S . 9th St . 435-7120. 2 Husker Authentic Team Store . 400 . Pinnacle Arena Dr . 904-5700 108 Capriotti’s . 235. S 11th St . NA . 12 Husker Headquarters . 1120 . P St . 438-8800. 32 Captain Jack’s Lounge . 140. N . 12th St . 476-0119 . 19 Indigo Bridge Books . 701 P St . Ste . 102 . 477-7770 94 Danny’s Downtown Deli . 941. O St . Ste . 102 . 438-9410 TOY STORES 58 Cliff’s Lounge . 1323 O St . 476-7997 49 Trade-A-Tape/Comic Center . 145 . S . 9th St . .435-6063 . 81 Doozy’s . 101 N . 14th St . Ste . 3 . 438-1616 . 16 Twinkle’s Toy Store . 1420 . P St . 477-4000 . 26 Doc’s Place . 140 . N . 8th St . Ste . 150 . 476-3232 50 Goodcents Deli Fresh Subs . 215 N . 14th St . 438-3333 CLOTHING & SHOES WINE & SPIRITS 44 Downtown, The . .1430 . O St . 435-7442 88 Highnooner’s . 1414 . O St . .435-0837 . 23 Bin 105 Inc . 105 . N . 8th St . Ste . 101 . 261-4868 . 54 Black Market Clothing Exchange . 1033 O St . Ste . 101 . .475-1033 42 53 Jersey Mike’s Subs . 210. N . 14th St . 476-0500 9 From Nebraska Gift Shop . 803 Q St . 476-2455 . Duffy’s Tavern . 1412. O St . 474-3543 . 84 60 Creation . 1623 . O St . 477-4401 Jimmy John’s . 101 . N . 14th St . Ste . 2 . 477-1400 63 Fat Toad, The . 1409 O St . 438-3311 4 Jimmy John’s (Haymarket) . 601 . R St . Ste . 120 . 261-6100 13 Lincoln Running Company . 1213 . Q St . 474-4557 . 66 36 Panera Bread . 211 . N . 12th St . Ste . 100 . .435-0837 . ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Harry’s Wonder Bar . 1621 . O St . 474-7309 . 37 Post & Nickel, The . 144. N . 14th St . 476-3432 . 91 Pickleman’s Gourmet Cafe . 1442. O St . 477-5700 . ART GALLERIES 30 Happy Raven, The . 122. N . 11th St . 742-0004. 96 Relish (Skywalk) . .1033 . O St . .484-0340 . 40 Robot Luv (2nd Floor) . 1410 O St . 440-0743. 24 Burkholder Art Studio & Galleries . 719 P St .
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