Location: La Vista
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The 10 Best Things to Do in La Vista, United States
La Vista is a city in Sarpy County, Nebraska, United States. The population was 15,758 at the 2010 census. The city was incorporated on February 23, 1960.
Restaurants in La Vista
1. Henry Doorly Zoo
Overall Ratings
5 based on 4 reviews
This world-class zoo is famous for its involvement with breeding endangered species from around the world.
Reviewed By WillisBayTrading - Tacoma, Washington
It was a cold rainy day so many of the animals were inside their home and unavailable, however, those who were out or whose home we could visit...got our attention. The giraffes were terrific, and we saw the elephant getting his ear scratched by a keeper, and a large tiger decided to come out and start pacing close to us. Great Fun! Thus we spent most of our time inside the venues, plenty snakes, great bat area, lots of desert folk, and a delightful family of javelin's, Great way to spend a day!
2. Werner Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 112 reviews
Reviewed By 301debral - Memphis, Tennessee
We attended two ballgames in a weekend. The parking attendants were helpful and friendly. I nearly missed the "will call window" because it is a small shed. The park was nice, but we were surprised at the concession prices. Compared to other parks it seems pricey. Also, the Royals allow outside food and drink, so I was surprised the triple A venue does not.
3. Lucky Bucket Brewing Company
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 43 reviews
In the days before kegs & bottles were available, the only way to get beer was to take a bucket to the local brewery, fill it up & lug it back home. We admire the work it took to get a beer. Our name pays homage to our beginnings the original Lucky BucketLucky Bucket is a distinctive new brewery that's as big on taste as it is in range. From exceptional renderings of classic styles to big barrel-aged ales, Lucky Bucket is quickly becoming known for real beers that just about any beer drinker can enjoy.We are open to the public for a relaxing environment and public tours of our brewery. For more information visit our Facebook page!We are also a distillery, check out Cut Spike Distillery!
Reviewed By QCbulldog - Bettendorf, Iowa
Did the 2pm tour on Saturday and had a blast learning about their production and enjoying some tasty brews. About 25 people in the tour, most took advantage of a groupon I didn't know about since I'm from out of town. Funny employee did a great job of informing us on the process while keeping it light and humorous. Got a free pint with the tour and a taste of their vodka at the end. Bought a sixer when we left cause the quality is good and unique for me. Lots of space in the bar to play bags, board games, watch tv, etc. Hope to be back on another visit.
4. Ralston Arena
Overall Ratings
4 based on 39 reviews
Banquet hall, ice arena, concert venue, trade shows, hockey, arena football, college basketball, open skating, catering, convenient location.
Reviewed By Leslie S - Norfolk, Nebraska
The concert was great and people at Arena very friendly. When I bought tickets I asked about stairs because I had recently had knee replacement. Was told these were excellent seats and stairs were minimal. Well after three flights of stairs up and finding seats we were in balcony. Because of curtain could not view the whole screen and by intermission we left because of my knee pain. Overall I think the Ralston Arena is great and looking forward to seeing some hockey there. Would definitely recommend.
5. Bushwackers Dance Hall and Saloon
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By Dale R
County Bar with typical food options and pizza. I had a steak sandwich that was okay: nothing special, but acceptable and fairly priced. Others in our party had the pizza and reported it to be tasty. The service was a bit weak, but not really the fault of the server, as the facility was understaffed and she appeared overwhelmed. There was a mistake on the drink tab, but it was quickly corrected with a genuine apology. The mechanical bull is a hoot. A few billiard tables including a unique "L" shaped table provided entertainment. The dance floor was well attended in spite of the DJ who was a bit crass and overly "yappy." Free dance lessons on Wednesday nights are nicely done by Shar, and will keep us coming back.
6. Shadow Lake Towne Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By jmevans99 - Papillion, Nebraska
Shadow Lake Towne Center is a GREAT place to shop.. LOVE shopping there. It is so diversified. They even have an online directory and map listing the different stores and their locations which is very helpful since there are so many. Grocery, department, pet supplies, novelty, etc.
7. Nebraska Brewing Company
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 24 reviews
Both a Production Brewery and a full Tap room featuring 24 Nebraska Brewing Company Beers on tap!
Reviewed By ashlynnbk - Osceola, Nebraska
We tried the beer platter and it was really neat. Not our favorite but that's just because we aren't huge beer drinkers. But their mixed drinks were sooooo good. We highly suggest the Peach Pale Ale Punch! The servers do not come to your table you have to go up to the bar. Which is annoying because it took a long time to get our drinks when they got busy. The tables are super close together as well. So it's not so easy to get around. They have a second room that's large and open where you can watch the game and play pool but we couldn't stand to be in there and apparently no one else could either since it was empty. They keep the big screen on way too loud. We couldn't even hear each other when trying to speak.
8. The Marcus Twin Creek Cinema
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By Nancy B - Bellevue, Nebraska
The seats are less comfortable than other area theaters that use recliners, and they have Pepsi, not Coke. Selection of shows is usually good. Restroom cleanliness can sometimes be an issue.
9. Lauritzen Gardens Omaha's Botanical Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 873 reviews
Reviewed By nightingale1972 - Terre Haute, Indiana, USA
We visited the center when they had the exhibit, Metamorphosis. This exhibit is an artful display using reclaimed materials; there is a teaching display that discusses how the use of plastic in our lives has impacted the environment and wildlife. What an eye-opening experience! There are suggestions about how to reduce the use of plastics in our everyday lives. The plants were beautiful as well. This was an amazing display and I will definitely return! Highly recommended!
10. It's All About Bees
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By Jim B - Lincoln, Nebraska
It's not just honey...this quaint shop has its shelves stocked with all types of products made with honey, including raw unprocessed honey. You may sample any of the honeys, jams, or other food items available for sale with the cute little plastic spoons. Be sure to visit the sale area for additional mark-downs!
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