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Taste the World in Kearney

Good food is on every corner in the heartland from burgers and pizza to sushi, tacos, and fettuccine. With well over 100 restaurants in Kearney, you don’t have to travel far to find amazing food. Here is a bite of the international cuisine Kearney has to offer.

Japanese

Sakura Teriyaki House is a low-key eatery serving Japanese teriyaki dishes alongside sushi rolls and boba tea.   

Gourmet House Japanese Cuisine offers classic Japanese appetizers, sushi and poke bowls. 

Koyoto is more than your typical hibachi experience as you can also simply dine-in and order from the menu, sit and watch at the sushi bar or simply stop in to get a bowl of rolled ice cream. 

Chinese

Hunan Chinese Restaurant is a casual Chinese eatery with a lunch buffet. 

New China Express is right across UNK’s campus open late offering dine-in, take out and delivery. 

Imperial Palace is a Chinese restaurant perfect for take-out dinner after shopping in the Hilltop Mall.

King’s Buffet is an all-you-can-eat buffet open daily with carry-out available by the pound.

Thai

Suwannee Thai Cuisine is the only dining spot in Kearney serving authentic Thai dishes including Chicken Satay and Pad Thai. 

Mexican

San Pedro is a family-owned restaurant serving familiar Mexican dishes, beers and margaritas. 

Las Americas is a restaurant and tortillería offering various breakfast platters including breakfast burritos and fresh tamales and tortillas made daily. 

Located downtown, Burgos Queen offers varying Mexican dishes with fresh ingredients available for delivery and curbside pickup. 

El Potrero is a family-owned restaurant open daily with a full bar and full selection of beers, mules, mojitos and specialty margaritas. 

Little Mexico is a Tex-Mex restaurant with a full menu including Mexican desserts and tap beer. 

Los Magueyes Mexican Restaurant & Cantina offers traditional Mexican dishes in an authentic atmosphere.

Greek

Nick Gyros has been in Kearney since 1982 making homemade Pita everyday for their wide selection of gyros. 

Italian

Joy’s Table is an Italian restaurant conveniently attached to the Holiday Inn with a wide selection of steaks and homemade pasta and pizza in an elegant setting perfect for date night.

Kearney’s Best Patios

The wait is over Nebraska – it’s time for us to enjoy the outdoors full force. Along with recreation, Kearney has a great array of restaurants, cafes, and breweries with outdoor seating. Whether it’s a day to enjoy yourself or you are visiting with friends, here are some of the many places to dine and drink in the sun’s warmth.

But first, coffee

Serving local Calico Coffee Co., Kitt’s Kitchen & Coffee offers something for everyone! They got all the coffee you want as well as pastry items and an array of delicious brunch items like crêpes, sandwiches, and omelets. The atmosphere of downtown Kearney is a great place to catch up with friends.

More of a light breakfast, coffee and muffin type of gal? Head over to Barista’s on 2nd Ave for all the chill morning vibes.  As you order, the cozy inside welcomes you. Head outside to enjoy your coffee on their outdoor tables. 

Barista’s located at 1502 2nd Avenue

Good food = good times

Lunch or dinner, Cunningham’s on the Lake is a great option for the whole family! Their menu is loaded with over 10 specialty burgers, quesadillas, and sandwiches and a full drink menu. Along with good eats, Cunningham’s offers a large patio seating with fireplaces, umbrellas, and heaters in the colder months. The space oversees a beautiful view of the lake with lights and a fountain at nighttime. If you have a larger group, you might want to call ahead to secure seating. 

Close to the lake is Kearney-founded Angus Burgers and Shakes. Handcrafted burgers and not-your-typical milkshakes change your view on the traditional ‘burger and shake’ combo. A personal favorite is the Santa Vaca Burger which is loaded with guacamole, chipotle mayo, pepper jack cheese, and pico de gallo. Their outdoor seating offers a quiet setting and a close walk to many of the hotels. 

Cunningham’s on the Lake located at 610 Talmadge Street Suite A

Enjoy a flight

McQue’s Nebraska Taproom is located on the bricks. McCue’s originally opened in 1925 in downtown Kearney as a grocery store and served the community for 78 years. McCue’s features 30 taps of Nebraska Craft beer and Nebraska wine and spirits. While there is no food menu, McCue’s is open to patrons bringing in their own food. The large tables inside and outside offer for a great space to study, read a book, or sip and soak in the outdoors. 

Platte Valley Taphouse is a few spaces down that offers 17 premium craft beers on tap in a variety of styles, as well as specialty pizza. The large beer garden is a great area to unwind with friends and play some yard games. Special events like live music and beer yoga can be found on their Facebook page. 

McCue’s Nebraska Taproom located at 2008 Avenue A Suite A

Dance the Night Away

The Other Side is a craft cocktail lounge, music venue, and event space all in one. With a two-story building, the upstairs has various games and a large patio to dance, relax, or sip with others. Check it out as they are open daily and always have specials and events planned weekly.

Cunningham’s on the Bricks is their original location downtown. This bar and grill has an inviting ambiance with their full food and drink menu that can be enjoyed on the outdoor patio at all times of the day as well as a small stage inside with live entertainment of local bands.

The Other Side located at 15 E 24th Street

Whether morning, day, or night, head on over to any of these eight locations to enjoy all the ‘good stuff’ Kearney has to offer!

Breakfast Inspiration – Good Evans

Breakfast Inspiration – Good Evans

By Our Changing Lives

It has often been said that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. We know this to be true, as it is fuel for a successful day of exploring. Those quiet moments spent planning our upcoming adventures are some of our favorites. Besides, having the opportunity to sample a variety of restaurants gives us breakfast inspiration that we can translate to our table at home. After all, isn’t that one of the best take-aways from dining out? In Kearney, Nebraska we stopped at Good Evans for some go-go juice and morning sustenance.

The decora t Good Evans is filled with positive messages that help make the morning bright.

Breakfast Inspiration

What started as a 2019 concept in Lincoln, blossomed into a second location here in Sandhill Crane Country. When I was researching dining options, this one stood out from the crowd as a go-to place to sample. The combination of positivity and Instagram-worthy plates certainly helped push it to the top. There are a few other things that separate Good Evans from the pack. First, they roast their own coffee beans. This may not sound like a big deal, but to people who thrive off of their daily ration, it is HUGE. Second, the menu is designed by the husband and wife team, Travis and Sara Evans, who have a knack for bringing breakfast inspiration to the table. These two have successfully launched other local restaurants.

The Sweet Potato Pancakes offer breakfast inspiration for creating new dishes at home.

Choosing Something Sweet

Our visit fell on the morning of Labor Day, so we were happy to find Good Evans open. Since we arrived near opening time, the crowd was still pretty thin. Those that were in attendance were clearly locals, who perked their eyes up at a person with a camera. Oh well, nothing I’m not used to these days. As I captured images, Crystal perused the menu and sipped her coffee. By the time I returned, she had already made her decision, which was the Sweet Potato Pancakes. This is a dish that she first sampled at a local Kansas City restaurant, and now she is hooked on it. The Good Evans version is topped with whipped butter, candied pecans, and drizzled with caramel sauce. What a pretty plate.

The Nebraska Bene is a flavor packed meal that provides plenty of protein for a day of exploring.

…Or Savory

I was looking for something a little more hearty to help carry us through our morning visit to The Archway Museum. It didn’t take but a moment for me to spot the benedicts section of the menu. When I spotted one named Nebraska Bene, it captured my attention. The standard beginnings of an English Muffin base get some interesting additions. They pile on the braised short rib, poached eggs, roasted tomato, wilted spinach, and a zesty herb cheese spread. Coat all of this goodness with house-crafted Hollandaise sauce and drizzle it with a balsamic glaze. It was a flavor explosion in my mouth. To make it even better, this dish comes with some of the crispest hash browns we have found. I was really feeling breakfast inspiration.

Good Evans provided the authors with plenty of breakfast inspiration.

Breakfast Inspiration on the Road

While the food certainly took the spotlight, we also have to give kudos for the wonderful décor at Good Evans. Throughout the space, it has an upbeat theme and a bright feel. The restaurant staff was extremely welcoming and we even had an opportunity to meet the manager, Doc Ali. As has happened on many occasions, we found some commonality. Until recently, he had been living in our hometown of Kansas City, so we were able to relate to many of the same haunts. It seems like wherever we roam, we find that people are the best reason for visiting new destinations. How many of you have had the same discovery?

the authors signatures.

Weekend In Kearney Check-list

Hit the road and head to Kearney for the weekend! With family-friendly attractions, fantastic dining, unique shopping, and live entertainment, fun isn’t hard to find in Kearney! Read on to hear 7 must-dos during your weekend getaway.

  1. The Archway

Make the Archway part of your travel adventure! Spend as little as an hour or all afternoon at the Archway campus.  Take the self-guided tour through the historical museum, pan for gold and gemstones, complete the outdoor maze, visit the fish pond, and stroll on the hike/bike trail.  The Archway is a tribute to the adventurers who traveled through Nebraska in the past and an inspiration to the adventurers of today. 


2. Downtown ‘on the Bricks’

This historic district features original brick streets and a variety of unique boutiques, home decor/furniture stores, cool coffee shops, fine dining, specialty pubs, and nightlife experiences. Hitting the bricks is a must for visitors!


3. Museum of Nebraska Art

Kearney is proud to be home to the Museum of Nebraska Art which is the official art collection of the State of Nebraska. MONA, for short, exhibits artwork of all kinds created by artists with ties to Nebraska. Enjoy a stroll through MONA’s galleries, gift shop, and sculpture garden, open Tuesdays through Sundays, and is free to the public.


4. Eat Local

Hope you come hungry as there are so many places to try while in town! Featuring local cafes like Kitt’s Coffee and Good Evans, to fine-dining like Alley Rose and Coppermill to unique flavors from Thai restaurant Suwannee or Japanese steakhouse Kyoto.

Or kick back with a craft beer at Thunderhead Brewery or enjoy the atmosphere at Cunningham’s on the Lake. Check out all the amazing options to find something that suits your cravings!


5. Enjoy the Outdoors

Hop on the Kearney Hike/Bike Trail for over 20+ miles of paved trail which takes you through some of Kearney’s most-loved parks, from Cottonmill to Yanney Park to the Archway and out to Fort Kearny. Or during the warmer months try out the Kearney Water Trail for a fun float.


6. Big Apple Fun Center

The Big Apple Fun Center is Kearney’s largest family entertainment facility, fun find year-round with indoor mini-golf, bowling, laser tag, ball pit, and sports bar.


7. Murals & Public Art

Don’t leave town without snapping a few shots in front of some of Kearney’s colorful murals. Stroll through Downtown Kearney and find several pieces of street art or visit our parks to find sculptures and public art. Read more about our most Instagram-worthy murals here.

Coffee & Tea in Kearney

When you’re trying to make it through a busy day of work or a long night of studying, sometimes you just need a caffeine pick-me-up like a good ‘ole cup of coffee or some hot tea. Here in Kearney, we are lucky to have a selection of amazing coffee shops, where not only can you grab a drink on the go, you can also enjoy the atmosphere at these Kearney coffee shops.

The first location on the list is Baristas Daily Grind. Baristas has been such a loved Kearney staple, opening their first store back in 2001. Fast forward to 2017 and Baristas Daily Grind has opened a second location on the south side of Kearney.

They are always growing their menu from tasty chai teas to delicious smoothies, and over 130 flavor variations of drinks! With their newer location down south on the second venue, Baristas is now offering High Tea parties. With their classic loose-leaf teas paired with a variety of decadent treats, this is perfect spot for your next get together.


If you’re looking for a place to sit down, read, study, or just get together with friends, Kitt’s Kitchen and Coffee is the place for you. Back in 2010, the owners renovated this Downtown building from the 1920s to give a space to Kearney that was welcoming to all guests. With their open ceilings, wooden beams and rustic interior you’ll enjoy spending time here sipping on a crafted drink along with some sweet treats or food. Check out their website for more information.


Good Evans is a newer restaurant that has recently opened in Kearney, but not only do they serve mouthwatering food they also have ‘The Good Stuff’ aka coffee. Once you enter Good Evans you will see fresh décor and a coffee bar along the back wall. This is where you can sit down and enjoy your coffee or tea. Feel free to check out Good Evans menu before your next trip in!


Next on the list is a bit of a hidden gem which is Java Junction. This isn’t your typical coffee shop to go in and sit down at. Java Junction is an adorable caboose on the east side of Kearney with a HUGE handwritten menu. This caboose was originally located in North Platte before moving to Kearney in 2016. You can simply drive through to get your order or when the weather is nice, feel free to walk up to their window to grab a treat and sit down at one of their outdoor tables.

Local Food Truck Scene

Craft burgers, home-made donuts, and a spectrum of smoked BBQ, whatever flavor you’re feeling, Kearney’s food truck scene has you covered. Check with their social media pages for the times and locations they are serving.


NE Burger Food Truck

We’re talking sizzling Nebraska beef patties topped with all the good stuff, tomatoes, lettuce, grilled onions, pickles and enough sauce to perk up even the sleepiest of taste buds. We’re talking about hand-cut fries and hand-dipped milkshakes. We’re talking about NE Burger Food Truck, check their social media to track down this tasty truck.


The Big Pig

At the Big Pig you will find BBQ styles from across the USA, including Kansas City (sweet sauce) and Carolina Style (the one with a mustard-based BBQ sauce and topped with coleslaw). Or snag an order of loaded nachos and loaded mac and cheese – yum! Check them out at Kearney Night Market, touring Central Nebraska or at their new dine-in location upstairs in the Otherside


Sprockets Famous Freedom Dogs

Come find out what makes Sprockets Famous Freedom Dogs famous at their mobile hotdog cart. Pick your dog and pile on your toppings (or not) and we aren’t talking your normal ketchup and mustard, Sprockets is Known for their homemade, kid-friendly coney sauce, fries sauces, spicy jellies and coleslaw to take your dogs to over-the-top amazingness.


Flippin’ Sweet

Sinfully delicious pie. Named 1 of the top 10 eateries in Nebraska by theculturetrip.com Discover good food on wheels with the “Flippin Sweet on the Street” food truck or visit their restaurant for casual dining in a relaxed atmosphere.


Tropical Sno

Nothing says summer like some shaved ice and sunshine! Tropical Sno makes that easy with two locations in Kearney, at the Hilltop Mall and Centennial Plaza. If only deciding what to order was that easy! Find over 40 different concoctions and premium flavors to choose from.


Hangries

Offering a large selection of comfort foods with a twist. Spicy jellies, amazing different spins on pulled pork, pulled chicken, Phillies and prime rib. Hangries is a food truck based out of neighboring Minden, NE. Keep an eye out for them at Kearney events, and as they say, come Hangry, leave happy.


Taqueria Cancino

Fans rav about the Taqueria Cancino food truck on Google. Making this a must-try for someone looking for authentic, homemade Mexican food. Menus ranges from carnitas to menudo, to pozole. Typically serving at 100 E 8th St, Kearney, NE 68847. Pro tip: take cash/no cards


Sam Ques BBQ

BBQ, burgers and more, lots of homemade goodness found at Sam Ques BBQ. Every item they serve is prepared from scratch. Scratch, which means they even grind their own hamburger and peel every potato that is used to make their Tots, a local favorite! Find Sam Ques at their food truck or their newly opened restaurant in Kearney.


Grinders

If you see their bright orange trailer, don’t miss the chance to grab some Grinders! Based out of Holdrege, NE, Grinders is known for sandwiches like the World Famous Pulled Pork, Pig 3 Way and the fan fav chicken salad. Also serving homestyle dishes like chicken fried steak with mashed potatoes and white chicken lasagna. They also have a physical location in Holdrege to keep the food coming throughout the year.


Burgos Queen Mexican food

This food truck turned drive-thru café sneaks it’s way on to our list as the food truck can still be found at events like Concert in the Park. Burgos Queen Mexican food recently opened a location in Downtown Kearney ‘on the Bricks’ where patrons can use drive-thru or sit at outdoor tables while munching on some chips and salsa. Keep up with their Facebook page for specials like all you can eat tacos, corn on a stick, and their chili fruit cups.


Candy Clouds of Kearney

Last but never least, dessert! Check out Candy Clouds of Kearney to get your mini donut, cotton candy and funnel cake fix! Follow this food truck on Facebook to find where they will pop up next.

Have a local food truck and want to be listed here, please contact Bobbi at bdickerson@visitkearney.org

Sips and Suds in Central Nebraska

Here in Nebraska we like to get together with friends and soak in the good life with a good drink in hand. Whether you are a beer lover or a self-proclaimed wine-o, you will find yourself in good company at one of our local breweries or wineries. Kearney offers a selection of taphouses, pubs and a fantastic brewery.

Or if you are looking for a new adventure, take a daytrip to one of the wineries and vineyards in our area. Sip some Nebraska-made wine on the patio while watching a legendary Nebraska sunsets.

Follow along as we tour central Nebraska and sample amazing Nebraska- made beer and wine.

McCue’s Nebraska Taproom

All Nebraska. All the Time. This is the moto at Kearney’s newest taproom McCue’s Nebraska Taproom, located Downtown ‘On the Bricks’. Featuring a menu of craft beer, wine and spirits made right here in Nebraska. How cool is that?! They even have kombucha on tap, a carbonated, non-alcoholic tea packed with vitamins, probiotics and antioxidants. This taproom is located in a renovated grocery store, which was also called McCue’s and operated from the 1920’s through the 1970’s. With industrial décor, vintage character and a variety of beverages to try, you will definitely want to sit back and stay awhile.

Thunderhead Brewing

Established 20 years ago, Thunderhead Brewery knows a thing or two about what makes a good beer! Here you will find beer that has been handcrafted by an experienced staff of beer lovers. Offering a delicious menu of pilsners, porters, stouts, IPAs, fruit beers, honey beers, barrel aged favorites, and even a firkin from time to time. We haven’t even mentioned the food! Stone oven pizzas, calzones and legendary hand-made pretzels means there is something for foodies and beer lovers alike. Cheers!

Want more Thunderhead? They are open for free tours at their brewery in Axtell, 18 miles south of Kearney. Tours are conducted on Saturdays from 2:00-5:00pm. Learn how their beer is made and when you’re done purchase some to take home with you. Or find their beer at multiple locations across the state.

Platte Valley Taphouse

Your neighborhood beer destination. You will find a variety of beers on tap, great drink specials, and fun times with friends! Platte Valley Taphouse has 17 beers on tap ranging from SOP South of The Platte Mexican lager to the sweet Red Rock Ale to Apricot Blonde, the perfect beer for summer. And hey, why not enjoy some eats with your drinks? There are delicious pizzas made to order or snack on their famous pretzels. With a large patio and a friendly environment, you will want to kick back and enjoy a cold one at The Platte Valley!

And now for the wine lovers…

Cedar Hills Vineyard and Gardens

Enjoy the wide-open spaces of Cedar Hills Vineyard and Gardens located 45 minutes northeast of Kearney. Offering a selection of award-winning Nebraska wines on tap. Cedar Hills hosts dinners and other events, including Arts & Crafts with Wine & Drafts nights. There are camper pads available with full hook-ups and your stay includes a complimentary wine tasting. Relax on 80 acres of property, enjoy some wine, wood-fired pizza, beautiful scenery, wildlife and starry night skies at Cedar Hills!

Mac’s Creek Winery and Brewery

Mac’s Creek Vineyards & Winery is family owned and operated for almost 20 years. Located one-half mile north of Lexington, as short trip (35 miles) west of Kearney. The 12-acre vineyard specializes in wines made using grapes acclimated to a shorter growing season and the brutal cold temperatures of a Nebraska winter. Mac’s Creek Winery uses ten different types of grapes to create their award-winning wines. They are known for their wine but they also brew delightful beers and cider. With events ranging from Sunset Dinners to yoga in the vines, this a perfect getaway when in Central Nebraska.

George Spencer Tasting Room

Located on a 10-acre vineyard, the George Spencer Tasting Room is a beautiful spot to drink a glass of wine with good company. In the Tasting Room you will find a selection of Nebraska-made wines, offering 4-6 wines for sampling, wine by the glass or purchase a bottle to enjoy there or to take with you. There is also an assortment of Nebraska made beer and spirits. On the grounds you will find the Tasting Room, an event venue named The Barn and even a Bed and Breakfast. Sit out on the patio and enjoy live music on the weekends during the summer months.

Summer Bucket List

As you start filling your summer up with events save a spot for a stop in Kearney. Whether you come from hundreds of miles away or are looking for fun close to home, set your sites (and your GPS) on Kearney this summer.

Kearney delivers a variety of experiences, from outdoor recreation and sporting events to concerts and outdoor markets. With all those options decisions can be difficult, so we compiled a list of the 7 must-do events to add to your summer ‘Bucket List’.

Buffalo County Fair
  1. Buffalo County Fair – When you say summer, one of the first things that pops into my head is walking down the midway to get my ‘fair food’ fix. There is way more to the Buffalo County Fair than funnel cakes! But that is a personal highlight. Also topping that list, concerts are a big draw during fair time. This year you can take your pick from artists, Rodney Carrington, Rodney Atkins with Locash or the Midwestern rock band, Red Wanting Blue. Lastly, what fair is complete without a ride on the Ferris Wheel?! The carnival is open for six days for you and your kiddos to enjoy.
  2. Kearney Water Trail – One of the first of its kind in Nebraska, the Kearney Water Trail is 2.3 miles of easy and enjoyable float through town, with public access points at the northeast corner of Yanney Park off 11th Street and along Central Avenue behind Midway Auto. Bring your own kayak or rent one at from Kearney Paddle Sports. Just call ahead to make your reservation.
  3. An Outdoor Performance – I love it when the arts and outdoors come together! Bring a lawn chair and enjoy one of the many free concerts/performances we have this summer. The Rockin’ the Bricks concert series in Downtown Kearney brings great music, food and drinks, and lots of shopping and activities for the whole family. Or hit up the Concerts in the Park series, a summer tradition 40 years in the making, Sunday evenings at Harmon Park.

Lastly, your ‘bucket-list’ will not be complete without taking in the outdoor performances by the Crane River Theater Company. This year they will be performing ‘You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown’ at Yanney Park Amphitheater. It is sure to be fun for the whole family!

  1. Splash Pads – Hot days and splash pads, what a perfect combination! There are multiple locations around town to splash around! Cool off this summer at Yanney Heritage Park, Nina Hammer Park, East Brooke Park or Dryden Park.
  1. Cunningham’s on the Lake – Summer nights sitting on a patio with a cold beverage, looking out on the water…does it get any better than that?! If that sounds like your kind of fun, we have just the place. Cunningham’s Journal on the Lake is a local favorite to kick back, relax and choose from over 45 different local and regional brews or craft cocktails. With great food and a unique atmosphere, you definitely don’t want to miss this one!
  1. Nebraska Firefighters Museum and Education Center – You can’t leave town without taking in some local history, and the Firefighters Museum is just the place. Their mission is to safeguard and preserve Nebraska’s proud firefighting heritage. Experience antique fire trucks and equipment, and enjoy hands-on with their fire prevention exhibits and activities.

Exploring the Oregon Trail in Nebraska


By Erin Fairchild, herheartlandsoul.com

Located just two and a half hours from Omaha, Kearney has a population of 33,520 people. We loved the atmosphere there and how it was a blend of small town meets small city. There was fun stuff to do but also lots of wide open spaces. There’s also some ridiculously good food. We already want to go back!

For more on Erin’s Kearney adventure, click here.

Top 7 Most Instagramable Places in Kearney

Take your Instagram game up a level and visit these places that will no doubt make your followers jealous. Make sure that phone is charged and get ready for an adventure!

The Archway

You see that giant building expanding over Interstate-80 near Kearney? Yep – that’s the Archway, and not only is it cool to look at from the outside, it’s actually a museum that you can explore on the inside!

Listen in on the headset to the stories as you walk with the pioneers over the Oregon Trail, watch a rider make a quick stop to switch horses at a Pony Express Station, and hear Mark Twain’s account of a cross-country stage coach trip. You will also relive the building of the transcontinental railroad and visit a travelers’ campground to hear stories of life on “America’s Main Street,” the Lincoln Highway. All this history, and more, happened right here on the path along the Platte River in Nebraska, and the Archway’s family-friendly exhibit brings our rich history to life.

Yanney Park

This park is famous among the locals and is definitely a must-stop for visitors. Find a picture-perfect view by climbing to the top of Yanney Tower, standing on the dock, enjoying the garden or walking the labyrinth.

This is also a popular spot for fishing, getting on the hike/bike trail and kayaking down the water trail. Picnic shelters are also available as well as paddleboat rentals.

Downtown “The Bricks”

“The Bricks” feature a unique, cultural vibe that is totally photo-worthy. Whether it’s a night out with your friends, venturing into all the boutique shops or taking the family to one of many events held here, we suggest taking a few moments for the perfect selfie.

There’s something for everybody in downtown Kearney!

Any Sunset or Sunrise

Nebraska sunsets are the best, for obvious reasons. Just look at the photo.

Cunningham’s Journal

The outdoor patio is the perfect place to unwind on a summer night as you eat dinner and enjoy a drink. This also makes it the perfect place for the perfect photo.

When the sun goes down, you can find plenty of entertainment at Ham’s on the Bricks.

University of Nebraska at Kearney

We dare you to walk through campus without stopping to snap a few pics.

UNK has plenty of things to brag about, including it’s photogenic architecture.

Angus Burgers & Shakes

You don’t have to be a foodie to enjoy the deliciousness of this work of art, but it doesn’t hurt either.
Great, now I’m hungry.