Omega Restaurant

Driving through Grand Forks and wanted some Borscht (and the bowl was closed) and Omega was recommended. Very happy we tried it here, it’s excellent!!! they also have very delicious pie.

I loved this cute little place. The server was an absolute delight, she was honestly one of the kindest people I have come across. The place itself was cute too, think fancy diner. Food was good and they had many options. I am a picky eater so I was happy to see chicken fingers on the menu. My family had the baked spaghetti and they said it was really good. Thank you so much for the good meal and service

Great please to eat. I highly recommend it. Very clean and nice service. Food was delicious. There are several different options in the menu. We did had to wait for a bit but it was worth it. Big parking lot.

I had never been to this building even though I have passed it many times. I had fish and chips and it was really good. The sever was very attentive. We had everything we needed. I would go back.

Do not miss Omega! What a gem... absolutely incredible service and food is second to none. Cindy is a community fixture and a true professional and hostess extraordinaire. Order the Benny's for breakfast or enjoy the excellent fish and chips. Also sample the wonderful Russian quisine or freshly baked bread. You can even find amazing Pizza. Fresh coffee or a tricked out hot chocolate are on offer along with the abundant smiles and even hugs if needed. Pay them a visit and you won't be disappointed.

I had breaded veal my way and it was so delicious and tender..instead of what they usually offer with the veal, I had a side of spaghetti with spaghetti sauce and parm on type...it was seriously very delicious! My friend had spanakopita and thought it was “so-so”. However, she LOVED the barley soup... The server Amanda was lovely and attentive...I was very happy when I left!

You won’t find foie gras or microgreens here. No tweezers in the kitchen, no artfully smeared sauces on oversized white plates. What you will find at The Omega is something far more endangered: authenticity. The Omega is unpretentious, the kind of spot where the coffee’s hot, black, and bottomless, and the servers call you “hon” or "sweetheart" like they mean it. Our server, Cindy greeted us with a warm, welcoming smile. She spoke of food with great enthusiasm and knowledge, because she eats at The Omega, and to top it off she spoke positively of her employment of 28 years and her wonderful manager, Michelle, as though they are family. The menu? Comfort incarnate. Pizza, soup pie, homemade bread, and more, but no BS, just really good food. Highly recommend the housemde, flaky, rich spanakopita, with thr most flavorful tzatziti sauce and the freshest Greek salad. If I can't get back to Grand Forks, I might need to go all the way to Greece to get anything close to the same deliciousness. The Omega isn’t trying to reinvent anything. It doesn’t need to. It’s a reminder that food doesn’t have to be fancy to be good — it has to be honest. And this place? It tells the truth in every bite. Thank you Cindy, for the truly, genuinely excellent service.

Driving through Grand Forks and wanted something to eat, looked at their menu and they had lots of options! My boyfriend and I had the lasagna and the prawn fettuccine and we were not disappointed! Definitely a cute little place to go to! Delish!