Absolutely fabulous Some of the best wings I have had…read moreWeill worth the trip Came in with a group of people and everyone was happy with the meal

You have to get the famous charbuff wings. How can you say you've been here if you haven't had…read moretheir famous charbuff wings? They got the classic causes for their wings but I was a big fan of their buffaque sauce. I also got their cheese curds. The seating is pretty open, mostly tables and chairs, and bar seating at the back. Decent amount of tvs all around the room. Plenty of parking in the front. Overall had a good visit here.

What a cool local bar and restaurant! A laid back place with some great food and service…read more I got the famous fried pork tenderloin sandwich. It was huge!! But also very tasty. I had a salad as my side. It wasn't much more than some iceberg and a few carrots. But it was fine. Overall a great place for some grub!

I'm in Omaha for a few days, I had my ribeye steak, Reuben, fresh corn, Culver's, and plan a Runza…read morerun for the next day, what's the next move? I had a free afternoon and for some reason when I check yelp, a couple spots in Council Bluffs, IA show up. I check around and they look fine, elevated bar/comfort food that could be from Anywhere, USA. Pork tenderloin seems to be the move with something fried on the side. LPL's really stuck out for a few reason - massive tenderloin sandwich and a super Midwest feel from the pics. Coming from Omaha, LPL's is about 15 minutes from downtown, but everything is 15-30 minutes it seems no matter where you go so might as well check out a new state. This restaurant is as middle of nowhere in the middle of nowhere as it gets. Nondescript building with just a few windows on the side of what seems like a main road for the area. I'm fairly certain there has not ever been an Asian and/or Hispanic person set foot in here, but hey, I was looking for a hearty and authentic meal and that's what I got. Felt like Joe and Marisa showing up in Alabama. I walked in and could feel the eyes on me immediately and went straight to an open bar stool. The place was pretty packed for a random Monday at 1pm. Everyone seems like regular locals. Server/bartender came up and handed me a menu and I ordered a Yuengling. I already knew what I wanted - pork tenderloin deluxe with some cheese curds. Very reasonable and necessary up charges for both. Now, when people exaggerate and say, "so and so was bigger than my face" I brush it aside, BUT this pork tenderloin was much bigger than my face and is comically large. They actually gave me a to go box to cut some of it up and set aside for maneuverability. I won't say it was seasoned well but the bonus points for size outweighs all. I cut and stacked with mayo and veggies to eat and it was very delicious. Crunchy and juicy with fresh veggies and needed richness from mayo. I was on my 3rd day of curds and ranch, no complaints there other than from my doctor I'm sure. I suppose I can recommend this place... it was just an odd experience of being so out of place for me but the staff was friendly and food was good making this a good place to check out. I would say it's one-of-a-kind spot but I have no idea what the rest of the Midwest is like. It's really in the middle of nowhere and getting an uber back to Omaha took a whopping 17 minutes. I, of course, appreciate anyone that reads my long reviews of random restaurants. I have no idea who is reading this review in NE or IA. $25 for a massive sandwich and 2 beers is the deal if the century. Way off the beaten path but may be worth a visit if you are visiting Omaha and what a different experience.

Friday night, busy, but attentive service at the bar. Plenty of people having a good time, but no…read moreboot sighting. Band settting up for later. Was chatted up by an inebriated local at the bar, who told me his life story, gave me advice and bought me a beer. The latter was a first for me. Men usually don't buy me beers unless they are my friends, or I am married to them. My husband finally came and rescued me (we commute together). Will definitely go back, preferably for an after-work drink with co-workers. I still want to see the boot.

Hell, do NOT expect to find Bud Light on draught! This is the ULTIMATE in German!! More than 12…read moreauthentic selections on tap. YOU NAME IT! (If you want a Bud Light- they offer a bottle- but why buy crap when you can have PILSNER! YUMMMM!) (They actually have BitBurger on T A P !!!! ) This new West Broadway HoT SpoT is just a few doors down from Bada Bing and Barley's Pub. If you want to drink the largest beer on Earth, request 'Das Boot' which literally translates as "The Boat". This is a must share with your friends, as you will be on the floor if you drink it by yourself. Traditional German Fare (Yum- Schnitzel!) is served along side an eclectic menu of Burgers, Fries (Pommes Frites) or Chicken. They also have "bar food" for the faint of heart, so if you want your cheeezy mozarella sticks with a chewy Hefeweizen this is the place. Darts/ Foosball/ Pool Table and booths along the wall if you feel like intimacy. If you are with a group, share the Tap Table and pour your own drinks at your table (Careful!!! There is a meter that measures how much you take.) There is a jukebox and if you are feeling cheap / they play canned Oom Pah music over the speakers. Great mix from young to older so no one feels left out. Just like Germany, in a word: Fantastisch!!!!

Love this place! Always a great time when in downtown Omaha. They have tons of seating and options…read moreto choose from. I love that they make their own gin, vodka, whiskey, brandy, moonshine, rye, and bourbon. They also have a great selection of cocktails, beers, ciders, and mules. The prices are pretty good too. They also now have an area for Foxy Sushi inside now. They have some sushi, nigiri, poke bowls, vegan options, and sake. The bartenders are nice and attentive. They also have a little patio outside too, and a room for private events

Have you ever been to brewery and distillery that has a sushi restaurant inside? This one is…read morelocated in the old market building in downtown. We stopped by to try their cocktails that were named after the characters of Gilligan Island. Service was great, our server checked on us frequently, we didn't know what to order and she gave us suggestions. The place is cool, the bar table in the corner with wall of bottles. Barrels on the wall. Sushi on the right corner and big dining room in the middle.

Don't let the name fool you--M's Pub is much more than a pub. It's one of Omaha's classic…read moremid-upscale restaurants and has been a favorite of mine since I first started going there in the 1980s. One of the things I appreciate most is that the menu has barely changed over the years, and that's a very good thing. They've perfected what they do instead of chasing trends. Even their basic steak is better than what you'll find at many of Omaha's steakhouses, and the rest of the menu is consistently outstanding. After the devastating fire in 2015, I wasn't sure what to expect when they reopened. Thankfully, the restoration was incredibly faithful to the original while somehow making the space feel even better than before. It still has the warm, timeless atmosphere that makes it such a special place with fun staff. Whether you're a local or visiting Omaha for the first time, M's Pub is a restaurant I recommend without hesitation. It's a true Omaha institution that continues to deliver exceptional food and an experience that's stood the test of time.

Came here for dinner and we definitely felt underdressed. Very popular location, even on a Tuesday…read morenight. The service was incredible as was the food.

My friend and I went here to top off a fun night this past weekend…read more The bar tender was really cool, fun, and personable. The other patrons, although very few, were really nice as well. I've been to this bar in the past and it was super packed, loud, and unpleasant. When there aren't a lot of people here, it's a nice bar. I'd go back again.

This is a nice place to have a drink with friends. I meet a friend there once a regular basis to…read moretalk and enjoy a cold beer (and free popcorn). It may be small, and does not serve food, but for my purposes, it is perfect. The bartenders always are ready with our next beer and are easy to talk to. I go in the late afternoon when it is not very crowded and enjoy the experience every time. I have been when it is later...busy...and standing room only...and it was still a good time.

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!

Great bar with great service and drinks! Added a pool table which is a plus from me! Can sit and…read morehave a convo or dance on the dance floor! Best of both worlds

Fun little watering hole in the captiol district. If you're heading there before a concert, plan…read moreaccordingly! It can be busier than say a normal weekeday night. They serve a large variety of drinks and beers on tap. It has a large spacious interior and great outdoor patio. It's a nice stop on your way to CHI.

I never thought that going to a courthouse would be such a good time. Be it the owner, the friendly…read moreand welcoming bartenders, or the patrons this bar is the place to go when you're in the know. The two happy hours a day and vast selection of libations available are reason enough to stop in and strike up a conversation and it becomes your bar. Five tv's, an app friendly jukebox, a pool table, and vending machine are also appealing for a visit. Come in a stranger, leave a friend

In the daytime it's a quiet neighborhood bar where the locals (mostly older) sit to gossip or watch…read moresports on TV. At night, though the crowd stills seems to skew older than at some other bars, it's a pretty busy and lively place to hang out. Karaoke night at Quarthouse is a blast -- there's no pretense and no one cares how badly you sing, it's all about the fun. I've been in a few times and would have to say this is my favorite dive to visit when I'm in Council Bluffs.

Sidle your way through the karaoke crowd at Moe and Curlys, move past the restrooms, and you'll…read morefind a heavy old door with an H&F painted on the front. Once you enter, you're in a whole different environment. The bar is very dark, fairly quiet, and two levels. I decided to stay on the ground floor, as cocktails, high heels, and wrought iron spiral staircases don't typically mix well. Plus the bar is on the ground level, haha! The drink menu is HUGE! Anyone can find something they like...probably 10 somethings they like, actually. I had planned on having 2 drinks but ended up staying for hours. The drinks were all made perfectly and were as fun to look at as they are to drink. One drink was even lit on fire at our table! It was very dramatic and impressive! Just so much fun! If you like cocktails, do yourself a favor and check this place out! I will definitely return, and will recommend this bar to my friends.

It's a speakeasy in that you need to be surely looking for it. Or okay with accidental stumbling…read moreinto it on your way to either the bathrooms... or kitchen. Drinks and service are good. That's the appeal of a speakeasy anyway, right?! Random happenstance? (It's just not the kind that would lead me here personally).