Ok, my 1st time here because I am n/a (non-alcoholic) and to my surprise there are quite a few n/a…read moreoptions! So great! I can enjoy a n/an option along with whatever my friends are drinking. And for beer and hard cider, there are at least 150 cold in bottles and cans and 30 on tap. . And for the food, there is quite a few items including house made pretzels, wings, pizza and more. . Free parking is a plus!! .

Checked out this spot recently for the first time as it had been on our list for a while. Really…read moreenjoyed the overall ambience inside. Very relaxed and staff was friendly. Great selection of craft beers and lots of fun new things to try. The food was good, but not great in my opinion. However, we only tried the one flatbread so I would definitely go back and try something different next time. Overall, a very cool spot!

Excellent selection of craft beers! And the bourbon bbq pizza was fantastic! Friendly service…read more(order at the bar then either sit there or go find a table). They have a variety of games, like Yahtzee, Jenga, Shut the Box, etc that you can play at your table for free. On the weekend, the kitchen has a more limited late night menu. Still a good selection of appetizers and pizza as well as all the beers. Definitely will be back!

First impressions? Huge, bright dining room! Almost distractingly so. But let's be honest--I didn't…read morecome to Backlot Taphouse for the square footage. I came for the Detroit-style pizza, easily the most underrated pizza style there is. If you know, you know. I ordered The Cadillac: cream cheese, cherry peppers, hot honey. On paper, it's chaos. In practice? A beautifully thought-out balance of sweet and spicy. Rich without being heavy, heat without going overboard. Someone in that kitchen gets it. And for a moment, it's flirting with greatness. Almost a perfectly executed Detroit pie... until the crust. That signature Detroit crisp--the caramelized, fried-edge crunch--is just a little undercooked. Not bad, but quickly soggy. Just missing that final snap that makes this style elite. Still, credit where it's due. This is a valiant effort, and not an easy style to pull off outside its home turf. I see you, Omaha. You're closer than you think!

Classic Omaha dive/German bier hall. It's really a gem in the midtown area, especially around…read moreOktoberfest and Christmas! They have a great selection of German and euro beers, in addition to domestic and mixed drinks, seltzers, etc. The food is definitely a reason to check it out! They have one of--maybe THE--best Reuben in Omaha, so if you're looking for good food and good beer, check it out! The Oktoberfest party is epic, definitely come check that out, and it's pretty fun at Christmas, all the decor is very euro-Christmas vibes. The service is great, quick, friendly, and no nonsense, just what you'd expect from a dive.

We were told by our Uber driver that we had to visit the Crescent Moon Ale House for their version…read moreof the Reuben. We were being driven to the Orleans Room for their Reuben, which was excellent by the way. I can't say the same for the Crescent Moon sandwich. Crescent Moon is actually just kitty corner of the Orleans Room, so the walk was short. It is basically a dive which is fine, we expected that by the Uber driver's comments. The Deep Fried Pickles were excellent. The three ciders that our daughter sampled were not pleasing to her, so she had a cocktail. I had a Sierra Nevada Pilsner, which was fine. But the Reubens, and why we came, were awful. Our daughter, said it best when the sandwich had a mayonnaise texture. I realized the 1000 dressing that was served on the Reuben was too heavy of mayo. The presentation was also terrible. Open them up so we can see the inside of the sandwich, and both slices of the bread were broken...as you can see on the pics. We packaged the sandwiches to go as were were planning to be on a plane the next day back to Oregon. We intentionally left them at the table. They were that bad. Zoe was a pleasant BT/Server who was available whenever we needed her. But food is why we went there, and it was not good.

A solid hole in the wall place. Friendly service, great overall selection…read more Whiskey - ton of selections... if you can't find something you want hear, you have issues. Beer - ever changing with a great variety! Water - in a cup and potable. Service - friendly and fairly knowledgeable. Ambiance... dark, can be quiet or loud depending on who is there. A little old school, definitely not modern. But clean enough and gets the job done!

Not light on the pour! My first drink was very good and the bartender was attentive and polite. I…read moredidn't catch his name but if I were to go back I'd definitely look for him to make my drink

What a very cool place!…read more Thoughtfully curated cocktails with a flair, make sure you know where you're trying to go when you come into the liquor store. Awesome vibes, very chill lounge. Service was super attentive and thoughtful, feel free to ask for a reading light if you can't quite see all of the menu details.

This place is SO fun! You have to enter the small liquor store and state that you're looking for…read morethe wicked rabbit. Then they will lead you through a hidden book case door that leads to the Wicked Rabbit. We were immediately greeted by the bartenders and waitress. Our waitress was incredibly kind and helpful. The drinks were DELICIOUS and decently priced. 10/10 experience. Would return.

Hundreds of Hops US Hop Passport Amazing Brewery Race Stop 10 - 3 of 11 for Nebraska…read more Having left Lucky Bucket, same owner with a very different vibe, we headed here to knock out our second Brewery & compare, only to find the door locked 40min before close. It was busy inside so not sure if they locked up early to tend to remaining patrons or if they were having a private event. We came back the next day & gave it another go. We loved the setting and the location. They also have Foxy Sushi inside, (potentially) a nice change from pizza but we didn't try it. We ordered 2 brews & paid cash. Both were good. There was one occupied table & we were at the bar top. The barkeep told us about the tours which seem well worth coming in for & about the owners & brewers. Our beers were both good & we didn't try the spirits. Parking could be difficult but we timed it well!

Stopped by during our trip to Omaha. We sat at the bar and shared a flight. LOTS of options for…read moredrinks, as they have a distillery as well. Service was kind. No complaints!

Drinks. Service. Both great. We came in to drink in our Omaha Beer Passport. It was a bit slow as…read moreit was early in the night. Darts available. No significant food available.

This place was awesome! We walked in and the bartender asked us what we were looking for right…read moreaway. He had a lot of suggestions for what we might like based on my taste. I ended up with a peach cider and it was fantastic! They have lots of table to sit at, and lots of board games up at the front to play while you're hanging out! Will definitely be going back!

The outdoor patio space is great for large gatherings and is enclosed by a fence. The food seemed a…read morebit overpriced. The service was okay, it took some time to get our food and it was missing cheese dip. The sea salt on the pretzel was a bit overpowering. Overall, fun ambiance though.

First time at Rathskeller Bier Haus and had a great experience. Wish I would have found their…read morepretzels during Oktoberfest because it would win the best soft pretzels in Omaha in a landslide. Their cheese is an extra charge but I would highly recommend (the mustard is also a perfect addition). Washing it down with a beer was a perfect way to kick off the weekend! I'm excited to come back in the future to try some more food. The restaurant has great Bierhaus vibes - feels like the perfect place to grab a bratwurst.