I went to Let It Fly for a friend's birthday and we had a great time. They accommodated 14 of us…read moreduring a busy day (Creighton game), so that was nice of them. Our server was amazing and super attentive. We tried one of their pizzas as well as their beer tower which were good. We had such a good time. We will totally be going back soon.

My better half and I stopped into Let It Fly, and honestly... the experience never got off the…read moreground. I ordered a martini, she grabbed fried pickles and a Mango Madness, and from the moment we walked in the customer service was rough. The first server barely acknowledged us, and everything after that followed the same half‑effort energy. The martini they brought out was straight gin (not dirty, not balanced), just... gin in a glass. I asked if it could be remade, and the server said sure, then never brought it back. My wife ordered a second drink and yep... they forgot that too. To be fair, the fried pickles were good, but that was the only thing that hit. Maybe it was an off day, but between the missed drinks, the lack of attention, and the overall "we don't really care" vibe, we probably won't be back.

Ordered the mushroom Swiss burger with sweet potato fries they were both cooked perfectly. The…read morehamburger is a higher grade of Angus blend locally sourced chuck brisket and short rib on a potato bun. The bun was a little flimsy, but taste good. I ordered a gin blossom cocktail that I really enjoyed. Our server was a tentative and came by the table several times to make sure we had everything we needed. Location in an old building in the old market is a great ambience.

Four stars for the food, 2.5 for the beer. We met our family there for dinner. I had the Jambalaya,…read morewhich was very good, with excellent proportions. Our daughter had one of the pizzas, which she said was good. Our son had a burger, which was good. My wife had a chicken item with sweet potatoes fries, which she enjoyed. Our relatives had chili, soup, salad, and something else. All the food was good, but not exceptional. As for the beer, I had one of their Scary Numbers, which was a fairly flat stout, with little to revere. It was drinkable. My brother-in-law opted for the sampler with a mix of seasonal & "avant-garde" flavors. He drank it, and I sampled, but all five were very missable. This is a case where the food carried the beer, instead of the other way around. The food was good, but not great. I did enjoy my Jambalaya, and if we return, would stick to that. I would pass on their crafted beer, opting for another offering, which is kind of sad.

In town visiting our kids from Florida and we stopped in JST for lunch yesterday. My lunch was…read moreabsolutely delicious! I had The Cobblestone salad... Chef's kiss. The steak was cooked perfectly! We were sat right upfront to over look the old market and it was clean and I loved the home feel of the space, very casual and comfortable. Our server (ugh, can't remember his name) was incredibly knowledgeable about the menu and attentive. The ONLY thing that was a downside is that on yelp it says the restaurant is pet friendly and that is not the case. We traveled with our puppy and we had to leave her back at my daughter's apartment downtown which was a big bummer. Other than that, not one single bad this to say.

We found Jackson Street Tavern on Yelp while looking for a place to eat that was 1. walkable to our…read morehotel, and 2. would have hamburgers for the kids. This fit the bill so we walked over around 5pm one evening for an early dinner after spending the day exploring the zoo. When we arrived the place was pretty empty - think maybe two tables occupied, and the hostess asked us if we had a reservation. We did not, and honestly she seemed a bit put out for a bit. I kind of wondered if we were going to be able to eat in this empty restaurant, but alas she decided it was okay and we were seated. This is one of my pet peeves at restaurants. I know, I know, that there could have been a ton of business booked for later, but it's such a bad look to make such a big deal about reservations when the place is empty. Also - while it did start to fill it was by no means full by the time we left. At any rate, things perked up at that point and we all got seated, ordered drinks, food etc. and had a good time. The server was kind and thoughtful and the food was pretty tasty. I had the fish and chips and shared it with my husband as the entrees are a good size here. My six year old had the kids hamburger, though we did have a bit of a scare when the server said "your cheeseburger will be out soon!" we had a long wait on the kids meal and when she said cheeseburger I immediately said - "no cheese!" the menu item was described as a "hamburger" with no mention of cheese and our kid doesn't like cheese her burgers so that was a really close call. I sort of got the impression that server wasn't accustomed to kids, but when the burger came out it was right and even though she had to wait, my kiddo gave it two thumbs up. Overall this is a good pub style restaurant in Old Town. Nothing really to write home about, but they do have decent food and local beers which was all we really cared about after a long day at the zoo.

Wow it was really good! We also ordered the cheese curds and definitely recommend them too…read more Parking is a bit tricky right now with construction but it is worth spending a few extra minutes to find a spot. This place is for sure worth the visit.

Overall, I had an okay experience as I was visiting from out of town for the first time and needed…read moresome protein. I got the mushroom burger, but on sourdough, and a side of truffle fries. My concern is the terrifying speed with which my food arrived at my table after ordering, suggesting that my food was simply assembled from precooked ingredients on a warming table. This is not acceptable given the $16 price for a patty, two pieces of bread, a slice of cheese (which wasn't even melted) and some mushrooms. it also seemed that there were a little bits of onion in my mushrooms, which was strange because onions are not listed as an ingredient. Timeliness and appearance aside, the flavor and texture were good. Bathrooms were acceptably clean, and service was good as well. Had my burger been made upon ordering instead of seemingly assembled from a warmer like this was McDonald's, I would have had a much better overall perspective and experience. This place definitely has potential.

Absolutely fantastic dive bar. Great, friendly staff. The regulars treated me like I was a regular…read more Sports on the TVs, cold beers and whisky. What else could you ask for? I'll be back at some point. Omaha is cool.

My first time at Barry O's was after playing in a rugby match against Barry O'Halloran himself…read more He'd probably owned it for a year or two. A fine lad and great host. At the time, one of the few places in the area with Guiness on tap. A great vibe that comes by its Irish roots legitimately. Always worth a stop when I'm through the area.

What a HIDDEN GEM in downtown Omaha. Our first time to the area so we thought that the bar was on…read morethe main level on Harney Street. Showed up to the location and were greeted by a very friendly guy who greeted us with the question "do you guys medicate?" Hmm...an Irish bar that also medicates...a full self-service bar lol. We quickly realized that we were talking to a representative from the Wellness Boutique and that the Dubliner Pub was actually downstairs. Walked down the stairs not knowing what to expect, opened the door and we were greeted by a very friendly bouncer. The bar atmosphere immediately gave genuine Irish bar vibes with low ceilings and lots of green lighting. The biggest win of the night was that they actually had Guinness on tap! There is plenty of space since the bar has two separate areas, the main area and a secondary area for live music. Had great conversation with a local guy named Chase. Fantastic experience overall. PROS - Great atmosphere. Tons of wall decal and neon lighting - Live music - Plenty of seating area - True Irish bar feel with lots of wall decals and local ceiling - Guinness on tap which, believe it or not, some Irish bars don't always have on tap. Great Guinness pour skills. - Within walking distance if you are staying at the Residence Inn by Marriott CONS - None

I went to the Dubliner Pub for the first time after a friend invited me to see a live show. Parfait…read morewas playing. I was really impressed by the place. It was clean, had a classic Irish pub feel, and was more spacious than I expected. I had a couple of Guinness while enjoying the band, and they put on a great show. I'll visit again for sure!

Had a great experience at Wilson and Washburn. The atmosphere is lively and inviting, the service…read morewas excellent, and the food really stood out--perfectly cooked scotch eggs, delicious cocktails, and the beet chips were unique and surprisingly addictive. Definitely a spot I'll be back to.

Such a great experience! The atmosphere is comfortable, relaxing and inviting. Great decor. Love…read morethe building's backstory. Friendlyand accommodating staff who work great as a team between hostess, waitress and bartenders. Food arrives quickly and toasty warm. The beef barley soup was seasoned perfextly with just a little kick. Smoked tomato soup was scrumptious too. They advertise themselves as 'a serious comfort station' and that is an appropriate description. If you are in need of a relaxing evening of comfort food and good company.... here's your place. We will happily return for additional date nights to try out other yummy menu items.

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!

I am ** years old and I can't believe I've never been here! This place is such a vibe! On the first…read morewarm day of Spring, my girlfriends and I came for a night cap and enjoyed patio seating. It is seriously so "big city" to me, and in the best way possible it's definitely a watering hole with all the good feels. The inside was empty, because, like I said it was really warm. Very cool old school dive on the most popular street downtown. That leads to some very loud exhaust noises from cars, but aside from that, a decent spot. Limited beers on tap, but might as well get a mixed drink and enjoy the views.

Such a fun drink spot in the old market. Unique seating inside that's very moody and old fashioned…read more The seating outside is beautiful and great for people watching. Can be hard to find a seat when it's busy so be careful! The servers are nice and will usually come around to get you a drink. I've always loved their sangria. Drinks are strong and bring a cozy feeling. They have a huge selection of wine, cocktails, beers, hot drinks, liquor, and N/A options.

I came to downtown Omaha to get dinner and walk around, during we happened upon this place on a…read moreFriday night. They weren't too busy which was nice, we were seated promptly, given menus and water and time to order. After deciding on an appetizer (artichoke spinach dip) we called it good. After tasting the appetizer we decided against ordering here (reason below), so we went to 'Eat the worm' instead. The trade off was worth it. Cost and flavor wise. Regardless, staff was kind and prompt, the place was clean and well staffed, food appeared quickly, and staff stayed on top of their work. *The appetizer was not my favorite/my dates favorite. For some reason it tasted like refried beans had been mixed into it, giving it a grainy texture and cheap bar food smell. Neither of us finished our portions.

Went to Twisted Fork in Omaha for lunch with a group of 6 and the experience was pretty…read moreunderwhelming. Service set the tone right away -- our waitress was clearly in a bad mood and not pleasant at all. No energy, no effort, just going through the motions. Food timing was messy. Five people got their meals way before mine showed up, and overall everything took way too long coming out of the kitchen. I ordered the hot honey chicken sandwich. It wasn't terrible, but definitely not good either. The chicken tasted more boiled than anything, and the only "heat" came from what seemed like a heavy dose of Tabasco rather than actual flavor. We also got fried pickles as an appetizer -- those were just bad. Undercooked, soggy, and honestly looked unappetizing. The rest of the table felt the same -- food was just so-so across the board. Nothing memorable. Only highlight? The sweet potato fries were actually pretty good. Oh and the decor was ok. Overall, between the service, timing, and mediocre food, not a place I'd go back to.