“There’s a great energy at M’s Pub, and the bar in the middle of the room is the hub of the action. My Husband and I sit at a cozy corner table and watch the customers, who might be wearing jeans or tuxedos. My husband’s a sucker for the fudge torte and a glass of port.”
-- Patty Knobbe
Every Day with Rachel Ray
April 2008

"Omaha always feels more cosmopolitan to me when I'm sitting at the worn green Italian marble bar at M's Pub."
--Nichole Aksamit
Omaha World-Herald
December 7, 2007

“…the Old Market … neighborhood’s chummiest place – and the best pub in town – is M’s, with its loyal following, mellow island bar area and dual menu that offers top-notch sandwiches and soups, but also sophisticated bistro fare, including impressive nightly specials.  …they added hundreds (yes hundreds) of wines. Stopping by is always a culinary pleasure and an opportunity for a good time.”
--Jim Delmont
City Weekly
March 2, 2005

"Pub packs big flavors in a small space. From the inside, M’s Pub seems much bigger than it is. Part of the reason is the many mirrors strategically placed on the walls to give an illusion of greater space. Part of it, too, may be the Old Markets restaurant’s reputation, a glowing one that has only been burnished by a mention in a recent New York Times article on Omaha."
--John Keenan
Omaha World-Herald
November 7, 2003

"Locals are crazy for M's Pub (422 S. 11th St.), with its fun atmosphere and long menu of imaginative but solid pub grub. The crisp lavash pizzettes are a must, although the famous carrot dog (!) receives raves."
--Renee Schettler
Washington Post
Sunday, April 28, 2002

"[M's] has become a hallmark of the Old Market and has been described by competitors as among the best restaurants in town...a cornerstone of the Old Market."
--Patricia Sindelar,
Omaha World-Herald, 2000

"M's is a house of wine. The new layered wine menu offers 275 wines, about a third of them by the glass...M's is likely one of the few restaurants in the United States where one could order a $6 hamburger and a $786 bottle of wine. M's was the #1 wine account restaurant in Nebraska for 8 years and has been overtaken only by its sister restaurant, Vivace, next door."
--Jim Delmont, Omaha World-Herald, 1997

"M's Pub is a delightful place, with an ambitious kitchen that can fix something simple or something elegant....the combination of ambiance and food makes M's Pub perhaps the city's premier bistro. It's location is a plus and the ever-changing menu a challenge for diners."
--Jim Delmont, Omaha World-Herald, 1991