Photos: Alpine Inn celebrates 50 years with wildlife in Omaha
Raccoons and other wildlife flock come for scraps of food from the Alpine Inn, which is celebrating 50 years in Omaha.
Raccoons come for scraps of food to the Alpine Inn, which is celebrating 50 years in Omaha.
The Alpine Inn in Omaha is celebrating 50 years.
Jaimi Fay, co-owner of the Alpine Inn, which is celebrating 50 years in Omaha.
The half chicken specialty dinner with potato wedges, macaroni salad and coleslaw at the Alpine Inn, which is celebrating 50 years in Omaha.
Marty Bachkora, of Fremont, carries his 1-year-old grandson Bennett Shultz to look at the raccoons coming for scraps of food at the Alpine Inn, which is celebrating 50 years in Omaha.
Raccoons come for scraps of food to the Alpine Inn, which is celebrating 50 years in Omaha.
Lance Wetzel, of Omaha, visits the Alpine Inn as raccoons come by for scraps of food on Tuesday night.
Known for the half chicken specialty dinner, the Alpine Inn is celebrating 50 years in Omaha.
Glenn and Flavia Robey were the original owners of the Alpine Inn, which is celebrating 50 years in Omaha.
The Alpine Inn is celebrating 50 years in Omaha.
Anna Reed
Photojournalist
The restaurant, at 10405 Calhoun Road, has seen changes over the years, though it has retained its small-town-bar feel.