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The Green Gateau

Lincoln, Nebraska

An upper-scale neighborhood restaurant in downtown Lincoln doing French-influenced contemporary American food for over 25 years — Beef Wellington, Nebraska Wagyu, stained-glass ceilings, and the brunch locals plan weekends around.

Neighborhood Downtown
Address 330 S 10th St, Lincoln, NE 68508
Phone 402-477-0330
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Type restaurant

The Green Gateau is Lincoln’s special-occasion workhorse. Modeled on European country inns — dark woodwork, stained-glass ceilings, paintings from the owners’ travels — it does French-influenced contemporary American cooking with a menu built for anniversaries and date nights: Beef Wellington that regulars swear by, Nebraska Wagyu, fresh seafood, and a dessert case with a loyal following (the beignets and red velvet cheesecake come up in every conversation).

But the real institution here might be brunch. Saturday and Sunday brunch is the most-booked table in the building — quiche, beignets, the works — and it draws the same crowd week after week. Weekday dinners are the quieter move; ask for a back table if you want the intimate version.

It’s also a full-service caterer and wedding venue, which explains the polish. Private lot parking, which in downtown Lincoln is a genuine luxury.

Frequently asked questions

Where is The Green Gateau?

The Green Gateau is in Lincoln, Nebraska. The address is 330 S 10th St, Lincoln, NE 68508.

What is The Green Gateau known for?

An upper-scale neighborhood restaurant in downtown Lincoln doing French-influenced contemporary American food for over 25 years — Beef Wellington, Nebraska Wagyu, stained-glass ceilings, and the brunch locals plan weekends around.

Is The Green Gateau worth visiting?

An upper-scale neighborhood restaurant in downtown Lincoln doing French-influenced contemporary American food for over 25 years — Beef Wellington, Nebraska Wagyu, stained-glass ceilings, and the brunch locals plan weekends around.

Last updated October 2026 · TrueNebraska.com

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