Blue Line Coffee

To all those that says it dark and dingy, the rumors are true. To those that say the workers are a little eclectic, also true. However, Dundee is one of the cutest little spots in Omaha, with its quaint diner-like coffee shop. 10/10 experience

Great neighborhood place that always seem to be busy - whether it's friends meeting up, peopledoing work, etc. I was surprised when I went ~2pm and seating was absolutely packed. May try to do a few hours of remote work abd see how it is.

Blue line coffee house has the reputation. We're people who are crazy as a loon work and service is annoying And some of the higher help must be on weeds, but then again, I'm just sounding off

When you step into this dank (disagreeably damp, musty, and typically cold) coffeeshop you are met by a snide barista who gauges whether or not you are part of the inner clique. Even if you do pass that test, the coffee will be preciously overpriced and typically lukewarm to tepid. The only reason this place is still in business is a group of UNO faculty and students think being here makes them cool.

So I came here bc someone had a coffee & it smelled amazing, when I asked they said they got it here so I came here. I got a coffee they had on drip- the Nicaragua. It was really good! I will def be back for the coffee! Also, their apple cider donuts were pretty good, more of a muffin than a donut but tasted really good. The ambiance can use some TLC haha it was dirty, the bathrooms are there but disgusting. They do have tables and chairs and lights at the tables bc it is otherwise poorly lit. They do have a printer & can print in color (obvi u have to pay for prints). They also have games that are available for play in the shop. Outdoor seating also available. Also, they have free condoms lol anyways, if they just do some cleaning the experience would be 10x better haha Will be back for the coffee & treats!

Favorite coffee in Omaha! Great atmosphere and coffee selection, the only coffee shop in Omaha where you can find natural process beans!

Spoiled food! Dirty place. Servers seem to only care about certain people. Cliquish. Gave it two chances. Lots of hype and put traveling friend was sick in 2 hours after eating the bagel with egg salad.

Prices | options | vibe Prices - the most striking thing about this places is how affordable their prices are. For speciality coffees, teas, and ciders nothing is above $4.25 for a large (20-24 oz). I had the hot cider and a large 24 oz was 3.45 with tax. AMAZING. Such a great value. Options - they have all the traditional gourmet coffee shop options. Lattes, mochas, hot chocolate, hot cider, cold brew, etc. so they compete with all the speciality coffee shops in the area. Vibe - the shop has an interesting political vibe. There are tons of política signs for candidates from both sides of the aisle as well as cork board ads for dialogue between police and members of the community, people from both sides of the politics spectrum, items that promote police as well as items that support Black Lives Matter. I wonder why they have so many ads. Pro tip: there isn't a lot of parking but I've been two times and both times between their private parking and Public street parking there has always been enough. Pro tip: there is not a lot of places to sit. So be prepared to grab and go. It is not the type of coffee shop where you can spend 3-4 hours doing work. It definitely is a grab and go spot.

A very cute local coffee shop. Coffee was very good and they had a nice small selection of bagels and pastries. Those that waited on us were very friendly and made nice decorations in the foam on our coffees. My only complaint was they did allow dogs into the shop so every time a new one entered there was a round of barking that was pretty annoying. One instance even caused a couple coffees to be spilled all over the table and floor.

Love the atmosphere and the coffee and the people are very friendly . Shout out to the management and staff