Master's Hand

Enjoyable soup flight lunch at Master's Hand.Arrived early on a Thursday for our reservation. They did not accommodate early. Our table was ready for us at the appointed time, however, with a nice pre-ordered floral arrangement. Minor faux pas, they were supposed to include a corsage gratis for Trish's birthday but they did not, and I didn't ask.Cinnamon roll was huge and delicious, as noted on other reviews. Soup flight ran the gamut. Jambalaya and tomato basil were superb. Ham and bean was too salty for my preferences. Mexican chili, chicken noodle and lemon chicken OK but not memorable. It's worth the drive for the jambalaya and tomato basil alone!Truffles to take home were very good.Five cups of soup plus lavender lemonade means one should really check out the unusual restroom decor before embarking on any sort of lengthy trip home.

I have been wanting to try this place out for quite awhile and have tended to try to go there on days they are not open (thank goodness I called first). I drove out there the other day and wanted to try the famous cinnamon rolls - it was an easy find. I was hoping to bring back rolls for the family, but they only had one remaining - thank goodness. The roll was delicious. The business is very cool - little shop to look around, chocolates to buy and the cinnamon rolls. I learned there was a couple of dining rooms as well. My favorite thing to see in this place was the restroom - very cool, lol.

The best. I had a campaign event here and drove up from Omaha, and the staff was just as sweet as the chocolates. The coffees and drinks were some of the best I've had and the selection of candy is also noteworthy. This is definitely worth the drive up from Omaha for a nice weekend getaway. Highly recommend.

I visited Master's Hand for the first time yesterday for lunch. The parking lot was full for a Wednesday afternoon so I would recommend making a reservation here before you arrive.When you enter, you are greeted with a beautiful display of various truffles, chocolate candies, cinnamon rolls and other desserts. They have a gift and floral shop on site as well. For lunch, you can choose from three different entrées. I had the Asian salad with miso dressing. It normally comes with chicken but they left it off per my request. My friend had the chicken salad and croissant which she said was excellent. The real show stopper however was dessert! I had the caramel apple crisp and my friend had the peach crisp and they were absolutely fabulous! I would highly recommend this for a unique experience for breakfast, brunch, or lunch. It was worth the drive from Omaha!

Located on the fringe of Tekamah on County Road F, The Masters Hand is a one stop shop for chocolates, cinnamon rolls, pastries, candles, plants, flowers, a ladies lunch and a variety of gifts including clothes, purses and socks. This enterprise is just what a small town needs to fulfill many needs......and a lot of wants. I purchased two planters but probably should have indulged in a cinnamon roll--they were flying out the door and a few people were waiting for a fresh batch on our Friday morning stop.Masters Hand is a stop on the Nebraska Passport program this year (2022) and the friendly greeting we received and the scrumptious smells may be two of the reasons it was selected. We did not eat (I shopped) but three different rooms, one decorated like a front porch, were prepped and ready for a lunch crowd at 9:30 am. If your looking for a friendly, fun diversion as you head to northeast Nebraska along highway 75, stop at Masters Hand for coffee and rolls, shop a bit and stay for lunch. You won't be disappointed.

My husband and I traveled to Omaha from Los Angeles for a business trip. I came across Master's Hand on the internet and decided it would be neat to take a little trip from downtown Omaha to Tekamah specifically to try it out. We called ahead to make a reservation. First off, it's an adorable shop that has great local products and fun gifts, even fresh floral arrangements. The candy/chocolate shop is so unique, and their goodies are made onsite! What captured my attention was the scent of the cinnamon rolls being baked! For lunch, I had the cheeseburger soup that was delicious. It was creamy, with chunks of ground beef, diced potatoes and yummy crispy fried onions. My husband had chili and he inhaled it! Next, I had the Mediterranean panini with salad and he had the chicken pot pie with salad. It was the perfect comfort food but had a slight eclectic twist. For dessert we took a slice of the turtle cake and bread pudding to enjoy back at our hotel. Both were moist, fresh and delicious! We also had the cinnamon rolls-so good!!We are so happy to have stumbled across this little gem of a store! Can't wait to visit again in the summer with our 3 kids in tow. We fell in love with the midwest, with the people and the food, and Master's Hand was one of the highlights of our trip.

My wife and I chose to celebrate our 1 year anniversary by taking a short but lovely drive up to Tekamah to enjoy in the wildly talked about cinnamon rolls.We were not disappointed. I am a huge cinnamon roll person. I try them everywhere I go. Absolutely in my top 3 of all time. Light, not too sweet, just the right amount of cinnamon. The staff was all very nice. Also grabbed a couple chocolates for the drive back! Will definitely be back soon!

What a cool shop! They have tons of gifts for all ages. Everything from jewelry to toys to holiday themed decor. The day I last visited I bought a pair of socks that have donuts all over them. $7 didn't seem like a horrible price for really cute socks. They also sell fresh flowers and I saw here on Yelp that they take orders for flowers for events such as weddings. Everywhere is decorated. The place is adorable; including the bathrooms! Attached is a candy and dessert shop. They have some of the best chocolate covered apples I've ever eaten. And they have these adorable chocolate bars that looks like the state of Nebraska. I bought one just cuz I thought it looked cool. Great employees. Super nice. I'll be going back whenever I'm traveling down that way!

So good & worth the drive. We did their combo lunch special. So much food & worth the $20. It was all fresh & delicious. We pre-ordered our cinnamon rolls so we could pick them up to go after our lunch. The little shop has the most amazing tea towels too. I'd make sure to do your order online, & call to make your reservation for lunch. So much easier. Can't wait to go back.

Four of us went to Master's Hand for our first time. We went for Saturday brunch and loved every minute we were there. Our waitresses were amazing and were very patient and kind with our many questions. The restaurant is divided into three darling rooms. Our food was delicious and the presentation was beautiful! The quiche was perfect and the title of the "world's best cinnamon rolls" was lived up to. The caramel pecan rolls were delicious as well. We brought home some homemade caramels for my Dad who can not stop talking about how wonderful they are. The attached boutique/ shop was packed full of a variety of gift items, home decor items, flowers, jewelry and clothes. Floor to ceiling, there were so much to look at. This so worth the 45-50 minute drive from Omaha. I HIGHLY recommend this place.