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    3.0 (1 review)

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    Josephine's Cozy Corner Lounge

    Josephine's Cozy Corner Lounge

    4.8
    (22 reviews)
    6.3 mi
    $

    Josephine's is one of those bars that I driven past many times in my life but never stepped inside…read moreof. I corrected that recently when I dropped by on a Friday night. The place is interesting and its not entirely clear where the entrance is. Once you find it alongside 22nd St, you go into an entryway and then down a few stairs, passed a trophy case and into the basement bar. It definitely has the feel of being someone's basement because it is. Above the bar sits a house. The place is old and you can tell once you enter it but it's still kind of cool with its dim setting, christmas lights, creepy doll heads and pool table. The wallpaper across from the bar was like an 1890's Parisian style. The tap beer selection was limited to two options from what I could tell. One was Budweiser or something similar and the other was Boulevard Wheat. They also had a full bar so I imagine the bartender, Frank, can make just about whatever you wanted. Speaking about Frank, he's one of the friendliest bartenders I've ever encountered. I learned that he's been there 40 years. I suspect this place used to be a lot busier but on this evening, we were the only one's for a while. Maybe the closure of Malara's across the street hurt their business as I'm sure the prevalance of new bars downtown and midtown. I really hope this place can return to its former glory because its such a unique place in Omaha. In some ways it reminds of Homy Inn. Definitely pay it a visit and have a chat with Frank.

    It's all true. Josephine's is the place I would go if I were trying to hide out, but still for some…read morereason needed to get out to the bar for a whiskey sour. I liked the quiet atmosphere of the place, until someone plugged money in the old jukebox and it sprang to life, filling the tiny space with noise. Josephine's reminds me of the Homey, but without the crowd (so don't tell anyone...) I will return.

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    Alpine Inn

    Alpine Inn

    4.1
    (166 reviews)
    1.3 mi
    $$

    I love this place. And it's not because I worship raccoons…read more This has been a staple in Omaha for years. I remember coming here as a kid with my mom and grandma. The food is great! I highly recommend the fried chicken, that's what they're known for. And the raccoon show, of course. If you're a crazy raccoon/wild animal lover like me, then this place is for you. It's also filled with super cute raccoon décor and art. The other food is delicious as well. It's family-run, and everyone is so nice.

    Obviously a huge selling point in this place was how leftover food was fed to the raccoons outside,…read morewhich was extremely cute, but the food itself was very well-made if we are assessing it from the perspective of fried food. Tenders, chicken, gizzards, and livers were all seasoned very well and sizzling hot when served. Even with my experience having fried chicken in many places, I thought this establishment made theirs very well. My only major criticism, other than the fact that the food options were too oriented on fried food, was that the potato wedges that came with the dinners, albeit huge, burned my hard palate because it was way too hot, so a fair advice for every guest is to please break the potato wedges open so that they can cool down, before eating them. I had to use ketchup, which was cold, to cool down the potato wedges. And of course, one should totally enjoy watching the raccoons eat while consuming the delicious food! It was very pleasant to watch.

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