I had the Reuben Boxty, which was good and super rich, but I would preferred a little more meat and…read morewas expecting most meat, instead of crispy shavings. That being said it was good and a little too rich for me with the cream sauce. I had the coleslaw, which tasted like KFC coleslaw (which I love) but better. My fiancé had the chicken pot pie, she liked it and I also had a taste, which was also good. She got soup on the side which for me again was really rich. For the price, its worth it and it'll fill you up. Service was good and the decor has a real pub feeling, rather that a sports bar trying to act like a pub. My fiancé said on saint paddys day, this spot is poppin' I would want to come back to try the fish and chips.

First time here, and it didn't disappoint. We walked in, were greeted promptly, and told we could…read moresit anywhere we'd like. I had the corned beef and cabbage, which came with boiled potatoes and a creamy Dijon sauce. My husband tried the fish and chips. I was pleasantly surprised by the portions. The corned beef tasted good--not too salty--and the cabbage was nicely cooked without being mushy. I would have liked the corned beef to be hot instead of just warm. The service was good, just a little slow, but we didn't mind it. Will be back!

We were greeted and given menus quickly. We ordered and received drinks. Finally our food order was…read moretaken. I enjoyed a Snowbeast Winter Ale while waiting for our food. We had potato skins with cheddar and bacon as an appetizer. It was tasty but not wonderful. Bookguy had fish and chips. The fish was great, very crispy and light. It was a big portion so leftovers provided dinner later. The fries were a generous size and good too. I had a patty melt on rye with a salad. The salad was pretty standard and I really liked the patty melt-- big enough to take half home and not greasy. It was rather noisy while we were there and they probably could have used another server. We enjoyed our lunch and plan to come back again.

I visited Sean O'Casey's for a quick take out lunch this week and was pleasantly surprised by their…read morevariety of food options available. I went with the fish and chips and was blown away by this portion size and flavor! Two HUGE cod filets accompanied by a side of fries, but I went with the onion rings as I heard they were delicious. The cod has a thick, crunchy breading around it, making it very very filling. The onion rings were very unique. Not a long onion deep fried, but small onion pieces within the breading. I've never had something like that before, but they were golden brown and amazingly crunchy. Make sure you get extra tartar sauce for this dish because you're going to need it! Service was quick and easy for a take out order. I would come back for another meal to try their other menu options and drinks. Thanks for a great first impression!

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!

Best Irish bar in the country. I love going when they have live music. This is always a fun place…read moreto hang with friends or enjoy some music. My parents came here for their first date, so it was always fun to come back when I was in college too.

I cannot say enough great things about Paddys. A local place with plenty of history with a great…read morefamily running the place. The waiters and waitresses always take very good care of us when we go there. They have plenty of great specials of food and drinks, games for the youngins and my all time favorite BINGO on Saturday nights where they give our gift cards for local restaurants. Never a bad idea to support local! There are so many great items on the menu that its hard to have a favorite and I always find myself getting different items everytime I go there. Cant wait for Saturday to go back!

Ive been a customer at Paddy's for many years. And I was a customer at McFlys before that. And this…read moreis by far the worst experience I've had. The food was good, but that's the only redeeming part of this review. Half of my 6 top came in at 7:30. Decently busy, but the dinner rush is just dying down. By 8:00 there were less than 25 people in the entire building. We sat down. Ordered drinks. 3 waters. Had them within 3 minutes. 5 minutes later I ask to order some apps. The table orders 2 different apps. The rest of the 6 top gets there 7:50. They order apps at 7:55 along with their drinks. 8:05 we all order our meals. 8:15 all of our apps come out at once. Even the original orders that were put in 12-15 minutes before the 2nd orders of apps were put in. And from 8:15 until 8:50 we don't see or hear an update on our food. We all ordered 12 wings and one person ordered a pizza. 3 orderes of fries. And a basket of chips. First thing out is the pizza at 8:50. Then a single basket of fries and basket of chips 8:55. Then a half of one persons wing order, then a random basket of fries at 8:58. The other half order of wings at 9 and by 9:05 the rest of the food was there. Not so much as a sorry it's taking so long. Or a can I get you guys anything? (Except for those who had beer, they kept asking if they wanted more beer) every water refill had to be asked for. Mind you. By 8:45 there were 3 tables left in the entire restaurant, 4 including ours. And they all had thier food and finished before we even seen ours. With 4 wait staff, and atleast 4 in the kitchen. 50 minutes for 60 wings 2/3 baskets of fries a basket of chips and a pizza. And not one single acknowledgment of the unacceptable amount of time. I'm not sure I'll ever go back. Or recommend it to anyone. Extremely disappointed.

They got great atmosphere and service. It wasn't to busy but i'm sure they have been struggling…read morewith the construction. It was quite spot to enjoy a good meal. I tried there Wings and they were pretty good, I got the Chipotle BBQ and while the chipotle wasn't the strongest, it still went well with the BBQ. My friends got the Ruben and the Nashville Hot Chicken Sanwhich and they loved them! The Pretzel Bites with cheese was very good and so where the pulled pork nachos. Overall great experience will being going back for sure.

Pleasant atmosphere, clean bar, helpful and attentive staff…read more Taps are varied and include a number of local options. TVs above the bar show plenty of sports but the sound is down so not obtrusive. Of notes: tots were perfectly cooked, and the hamburger was delicious. Also noteworthy - somehow they keep plants alive in this bar!

Pork tenderloin special was as good as advertised. Great food, great service, great atmosphere…read more Impeccable dive

We met up with some family at Barrett's and had lunch there. I thought that the food was okay. My…read moredaughter had gotten the mini corn dogs kids meal and they were pretty overdone and then when they brought them back a second time they weren't much better (staff was kind and it was no issue for them). My chicken Philly was good, but it didn't have a ton of flavor. My husband said his beef Philly was amazing so I will definitely try that next time instead. I would like to go back. I will say their ranch was pretty good, which is a big deal to me! Staff was friendly and attentive. The restrooms are fairly small and I'm not sure that a wheelchair would be able to make it in there. I felt that was probably worth noting.

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.

Annie's is an Irish bar in the Capitol District, and it's a nice option for a few drinks that's a…read morelittle bit more laid back than a few others in that area. We were doing a pub crawl and had a drink at each of the Capitol District bars. I think Annie's would rank probably in the middle somewhere of the places we tried. The ambiance is like a "hole in the wall" style pub with concrete floors and booths like you'd find in Dublin. There's an area at the back with leather chairs, dart boards, and a few board games. I'm not sure if it gets pretty busy at times, but we were the only group of people there when we went, and it seemed rather large and empty. The bartender was a little snippety, but I wasn't sure if this was part of the "schtick" or not, because she wasn't mean or rude, just a little short and hurrying us up to order (humming the Jeopardy theme song when someone was looking at the menu to decide). I took it as funny, so not mad about it or anything. I liked the vibe of the place feeling like you're in Ireland almost, but the cost is a bit expensive for the tiny beer sizes you get. Also you would think for trying to be an Irish pub type theme, they'd serve drinks in real pint glasses, but I got a tiny 12oz or so plastic cup of beer for $5. There are some good things about Annie's, but I think I prefer a few other places in The Capitol District, like Let it Fly or Roxxy.

Stopped in here recently on the weekend and it was a very nice neighborhood bar. The staff was nice…read moreand the place was clean with plenty of TVs to watch any sport you may want to watch.

I just so happened to see a post on OFL about their upcoming special for roast pork, dumplings, and…read moresauerkraut and made an impulsive decision to have lunch here. Back story...I'm Vietnamese but I have come to LOVE this Czech dish due to my husband's family making it one a year on Thanksgiving instead of the normal line up. I could probably eat this every day...ehh, maybe once a week. And because it's such a niche dish and not commonly available, I will seek it out if it turns up. Such was the case here. I've never heard of Donohue's prior to this nor am I entirely familiar with all the great places in South Omaha. The building was unassuming and a bit darker lit, but you could tell it was a place where "regulars" hang- as evidenced by the waitress asking us if we needed menus (we did). The plate came within 5 minutes of ordering and it took about the same amount of time for me to devour it. The dumplings were delicious and the pork was some of the most tender, flavorful I have ever had. I think the gravy could have use a tad more salt (and I never add extra salt to anything) and I would've like the sauerkraut to be a bit more tart, but I understand that's a personal preference. The price was fair- I think maybe $11.99?, but I wouldn't have minded paying a little more to get a little more. Excited to come back next month when they have this special again!

Your typical bar & grill. Food was good! The bacon burger was great! Fries were good - on the…read morethicker side. I also tried the tots which were really good. My only complaint is that the food took longer than we expected, given that we were one of the only tables.

Cunningham's has great food (wish they'd bring back the fried mushroom appetizers). Always crowded…read moreand has lots of TV's. Xander (the host) was super kind and fun to talk too.

Had a good time at Barry O's on a busy Saturday. Caught the end of the Finals game. Really liked…read morethe high benches and the small drink sized tables close to the door. Staff was friendly and pretty efficient for the amount of people. Brews were cold. Low key Irish pub to check out in Omaha.

I've been coming here on and off for over 20 years. Barry O's has always been a fun dive bar in…read moredowntown Omaha. Both indoor and outdoor seating - I prefer outdoor as there is usually great people watching along 10th street. Its "no frills" kind of place, but always ends up being a good time!