The Unconventional Restaurant In Nebraska That Will Have You Coming Back For More
Editor’s Note: Since the publication of this article, Sisters Cafe has permanently closed.
Tucked away in historic Plattsmouth is one of the most memorable, unusual restaurants you’ll ever visit. It’s run by sisters who spent their lives in different countries, then came together to start this unconventional, totally charming eatery right here in Nebraska.
Sisters Cafe is located in downtown Plattsmouth, one of the prettiest small towns in the state.
But it's the menu that will really make an impression. The sisters who founded the restaurant grew up in Esan Province in Northeast Thailand, then parted ways for many years.
One sister moved to Nebraska to be a businesswoman while the other spent most of her life in Germany. They brought the cuisines of both cultures together in this unique cafe.
Whether you're missing the food of your homeland, trying out new things, or looking for a new place to enjoy your favorite dishes, Sisters Cafe is a must-visit.
Enjoy a classic Thai curry, savory wienerschnitzel, or any number of other traditional Thai and German foods in a casual yet upscale environment. Wash down your meal with a wide selection of delectable beers and wines from all over the world.
And let's not forget about dessert. Choose from apple strudel, mango and sweet rice, ice cream, or whatever special sweet treat happens to be available that day.
This one-of-a-kind dining experience is a treat for your tummy and your soul. Find Sisters Cafe at 534 Main St, Plattsmouth, NE. Check out the restaurant’s Facebook page for more information, including opening hours, events, specials, and more.
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As a lifelong Nebraskan, Delana loves discovering the many hidden treasures of her state. She has worked as a writer and editor since 2007. Delana's work has been featured on more than a dozen websites and in Nebraska Life Magazine.
