We visited Revival House because a friend picked it to celebrate their birthday, and I was really…read moreexcited since this place had been on my list for a while. The space is super cute and bigger than I expected. I love that the windows open up and give it an indoor/outdoor vibe, and the tropical décor makes it feel fun and cozy at the same time. There's plenty of seating, and they can fit both small and big groups. We were a party of about eight and were still able to find a good spot together. Something I really liked is that they let you bring food from other places since they don't serve any, which is perfect if you want to hang out for a while. Their drink menu is huge, and the presentation is honestly amazing. When we first got there it was slow, but it definitely got busier as the night went on. We did struggle a bit when it was time to check out because all the servers were running around, so just be ready for that on a busy night. Overall, we had a great time. The drinks were really good, the vibe was great, and I'd definitely go back.

I've been wanting to try Revival House for quite a while now, and it was pretty good! It was so…read morecute inside and the drink menu had a decent variety. It was kind of confusing whether we had to go order at the bar or if someone was going to come take our order, but eventually someone came to us. I got the Exotic Bird and it was definitely my favorite drink out of the group. The seating was a bit of a challenge as we had to seat ourselves and we had a decently large group, so we had to wander around for a bit trying to find a spot, but we eventually did. I'll probably be back to try more drinks, but maybe when they are less busy!

I recently visited the Cottonwood Room and came away underwhelmed. The space itself is nice, and…read morethe tree at the center of the bar is genuinely cool--but if you're seated off to the side, that focal point doesn't really translate into the overall vibe. Drinks are expensive for what you get. I tried their premium old-fashioned, and honestly, it was no better than a standard old-fashioned elsewhere. Nothing wrong with it, just nothing memorable--certainly not at that price point. Service was slow, which was surprising given that it was a quiet night. On top of that, since the bar is in the hotel basement, there's no cell service. The Wi-Fi password I was given didn't work, which made the experience more frustrating than it needed to be. Overall, it's a visually interesting space, but the combination of pricing, slow service, and connectivity issues made it not my favorite bar experience.

I hate to disparage Cottonwood because I've had incredible experiences staying at the hotel,…read moreattending for events, and in the Orleans Room. But--I'd discourage going to this part of the hotel. After my experience from the first review, I called and had 2 separate conversations with the manager to try to rectify the situation. He sent the info to accounting and 2 months later, I still hadn't heard anything back. It was clear they didn't consider the situation important enough to look into, so that was really discouraging as an IHG hotels member and have spent a fair amount of money here over the past several years.

Another fabulous time here. Came in while bar hopping and it was packed! I love to see this place…read moregetting the love it deserves. We got some drinks, two classic espressos for two classy ladies. It was super fun to head to the back and enjoy live music. The vibes in the blackstone are much happier now with no constructions. Excited to come back for more.

Very busy on a late Saturday night, but that's to be expected…read more We stopped in and initially sat at some booths that didn't have any tables, which was odd, but one of the guys working there was able to find two and bring them over. We were able to get a different booth that fit everyone and it was very nice. The drinks were delicious too. They had different Christmas themed ones but they had a French 75 that they used a spiced pear liquor with and it was fantastic.

A gem in Omaha. Great bartenders, sweet space and tasty…read moredrinks. Only tell your closest friends...don't want it to get too popular.

Great staff attitude and lots of unique beverage choices. Love the whole vibe inside!read more

The service was great! Everyone was very attentive and it was a great spot to hang out before going…read moreto the Orpheum.

Just to make sure you're aware, there is not any food served here (at least that we saw) but they…read moredid appear to be letting you bring in food as long as you're buying drinks. They have a very large selection, especially of bourbons and scotches. It was hard to get our server's attention after the first drink, so that became frustrating when we had to get up to check on our drinks more than once.

Attended the Harry Potter pop up and was admittedly a little underwhelmed. Based on some of the…read morecontent online it looked like it was going to be much more heavily themed than it was. Also, there was some sort of "mystery leak" coming from a back room that was spreading onto the floor and starting to flood the carpet in the one seating area in the back. Overall just wasn't somewhere that I feel compelled to go back to but maybe check it out once for yourself?

The barbershop is a fantastic new speakeasy in the blackstone district! It's under blackstone…read moresocial and is under new ownership with a local theme, fantastic bartenders and a cute aesthetic

I really like what they did with this location, transformed it completely to a beautiful, relaxing…read moreatmosphere. I really like their outdoor patio. There's a big beautiful mirage on the side wall with plenty of seating. They have a decent cocktail menu for fun drinks made by a specialized mixologist. I ordered one with egg white froth. I've had similar, but noticed this one you could really taste the egg white no complaints-I figured it's gotta be good for ya! Service was quick and friendly. I would definitely go back.

Seriously disappointing experience. There was maybe 10 other people in the bar and the bartenders…read morecouldn't be bothered to check in with us - we had to flag them down or interrupt the conversation one was having with friends. Even worse, is that the drinks weren't great. My date ordered a Titos and Tonic (his go-to) and after one sip questioned the bartender on what she'd given him. She didn't offer to replace it when he said he it didn't taste right, so he just dealt with it and flagged down the other bartender when he was ready for a refill. Somehow, her Titos and Tonic was even worse. My Captain and Coke was weak but tasted fine otherwise. I'd be hard pressed to come back.

Such a beautiful bar. The vibe makes me think of New Years; so many beautiful lights and glitter…read more The bar itself is gorgeous and lit up, and the seating area is casual and intimate. We sat ourselves and were given menus to order from. They were out of a couple ingredients, so I could not order the drink I wanted. But the server recommended something similar I may like- which I really appreciated. My Saint Levant cocktail was exactly like described. Fruity, earthy, and funky. It was fun to try something so unique. Each flavor worked well with each other and each sip felt new. I really appreciated the care that went into everything and I can't wait to go back

Always enjoy going to Berry and Rye for a good drink! The ambiance is great - even with some…read moreinteresting decor pieces that just add to the charm of the place. It was pretty empty the night we went so service was extra quick. I loved my drink!

We celebrated my birthday at The Committee Chophouse, and let me just say, this place knows how to…read moremake an evening feel special. I made a reservation for five of us, and we were counting down the days like it was a holiday. When we arrived, we valet parked and made our way inside. The restaurant is a little tucked away. Head downstairs past the hotel lounge and you will find it. It kind of gives the place a secret, speakeasy vibe, which I loved. We were greeted warmly and led to a private dining room that was beyond charming. It featured a renovated poker table that now serves as a dining table. It was unique, intimate, and perfect for our group. We were offered still or sparkling water right away, and the service was attentive from start to finish. Joe, our server, was fantastic. He knew we were celebrating and made the experience feel personalized from the moment we sat down. He also knew I was there for the Beef Wellington. I had noted it in the reservation, which I highly recommend, because they only prepare a limited number each day. They saved one for me, and I am still dreaming about it. Since it was our first time, we went all out. We shared Caesar salads, a small chilled seafood tower, bourbon-glazed pork belly, and an artisanal cheese board. Everything was top-notch. I do not even eat seafood, but the tarragon sauce on the tower was absolutely incredible. I would put that on toast, fries, maybe even a shoe. It was that good. For mains, most of us ordered the New York strip steaks. My husband chose the Summer of Steak flight, and I finally got my hands on the Wellington. Every entrée was cooked perfectly and packed with flavor. These were easily some of the best steaks we have had in Omaha. We also ordered four sides to share, which was just right for our group of five. The truffle fries were hot and crispy with a lemon aioli that I wanted to take home in a bottle. The asparagus was fresh and perfectly done. The mashed potatoes were whipped and fluffy. The aged cheddar mac and cheese was everything it should be--gooey, rich, and ridiculously satisfying. Naturally, we did not stop there. We sampled a few desserts: Baked Alaska, Coconut Torte, and the Blackstone Butterbrickle. All three were excellent. There was not a single bite left behind. The cocktails were also a standout. Some of the best margaritas we have had in a while. The bartender deserves his own round of applause. Yes, it was a splurge. With tip, the bill came to around $1,200. But it was a birthday, and as my dad always says, if the food and the experience were good, it was money well spent. And this absolutely was. The Committee Chophouse delivered at every level: flavor, service, ambiance, and attention to detail. We left full, happy, and already talking about when we can go back.

The Committee Chophouse remains an awesome option for a steakhouse in Omaha - the ambiance and vibe…read moreof the restaurant is just near impossible to top! Our food was all delicious this go around, just maybe a tad on the cold side by the time it got to the table. For a restaurant at this price point, I'd expect this to be better. But I am looking forward to my next trip here!

I initially went to True American after seeing the location had a photo booth (which I am a sucker…read morefor), and was welcomed by the cutest, 70s inspired bar with colorful lighting, fun groovy wallpaper, and a variety of seating to catch up with friends. It was the perfect setting for my bestie and I to take cute photos together, sip pretty drinks, and chat. The bartenders were helpful and attentive, but we opted for mocktails which were not very impressive. They seemed to be pineapple juice and maybe water, so we did not finish them. Next time I would like to try one of their cocktails instead. Overall, we still had a great time and I would like to try some more options on the menu.

Chill cocktail bar with a lively crowd. They have a decent amount of seating with tables and room…read moreat the bar. The Damien cocktail was sweet and creamy. The Dude was almost like a White Russian. The espresso martini was large but tastes heavily of black licorice. Service was decent and prices are a little high