Restaurant · Omaha · The 402
Clio
Upscale Mediterranean mezze concept in Old Market from Flagship Restaurant Group, known for housemade pita and a curated wine list.
What stands out
Housemade fermented pita baked in-house
Good to know
Inconsistent, scattered service during peak/weekend rushes
- Fine dining
- Mediterranean
- Good for groups
- Vegetarian options listed
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- Happy hour listed
- Visitor classic
- Local favorite
- Takes reservations
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- Fine dining
- Mediterranean
- Good for groups
- Vegetarian options listed
+4 more useful filters
- Happy hour listed
- Visitor classic
- Local favorite
- Takes reservations
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Why people go
- Housemade fermented pita baked in-house
- Mezze/dip quartet (hummus, muhammara, labneh, baba ganoush)
Good to know
- Inconsistent, scattered service during peak/weekend rushes
Sources + full snapshot3 sources
Local critics and diners consistently call Clio Omaha's buzziest recent opening — a gorgeous, Instagram-ready Mediterranean concept with standout pita and mezze — while flagging that service and kitchen consistency haven't fully caught up to its popularity.
More reasons mentioned
- Striking Mediterranean-inspired dining room design
- Braised lamb tagine and kabobs
More notes
- Notoriously hard reservation to land (multi-week wait)
- Occasional kitchen misses (saganaki, undercooked saffron rice)
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- Flatwater Free Press — "The SBH Review: Clio is the hottest restaurant in Omaha. Can it handle the heat?" by Sarah Baker Hansen (Aug 22, 2024) — in-depth critical review of food, service and the strain of instant popularity.
- Omaha Daily Record — Syndicated republication of the Sarah Baker Hansen review examining whether Clio's hype will translate into staying power.
- Omaha Food Magazine — Profile naming Clio among the best new Omaha restaurant openings of 2024, from Flagship Restaurant Group with chef Tony Gentile.
- Restaurant Hoppen — Local food-blog review (4/5 stars) praising the handmade pita, chicken kabob and design, calling out the sun-splashed patio.
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- Food8.4
- Value7.5
- Vibe8.5
- Service7.4
- Quiet4.8
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