I used to love coming to this bar years ago back when it was like "Buds"? Neighborhood bar, good…read morepeople. Last night was not that night. Bartender was an older lady, nice and helpful. Cast of characters sitting as a group at the bar-thugs. They had a pit bull in there and were tossing it things across the bar so it would chase it down. Girlfriend was afraid to use the restroom, not just because of the dog. The two is for the bartender. Otherwise "0".

Great people...great prices.. the owner Eric is down to earth cool..and Willy the bartender should…read morewin the bartender of the year award...STOP IN AND CHECK IT OUT...

The drinks were fine, but the atmosphere was disappointing. The crowd and some interactions with…read morethe local people gave off a very unwelcoming vibe toward people of different backgrounds. GO TO LOCAL STORE FOR YOUR OWN ALCOHOL!!!!!!! Until that changes, I can't recommend this bar.

We were in the area for the night and wandered in for a drink. Everyone was so nice. The bartender…read moregave us great drinks and the local patrons gave us advice on where to eat. When we returned from dinner we hung out with the bartender, Emily, and another couple. It was such a great night and we are thankful for hospitality!

One of my favorite local spots in Omaha you can get a ton of value in drinks and the service is…read morealways friendly service. The bar is cash only so be prepared. Overall it's great place to go if you are into a dive bar at any point in the night.

Great place! Really good bartender, super friendly. Interesting neighborhood location. We'll be…read moreback!

Nice neighborhood bar. Great crowd. Always friendly and never a dull moment. One of Omaha's…read moreundiscovered best place to hang out. Food okay.

Pops is a great neighborhood bar. You feel like you're part of the crew when you get here. Cheap…read moredrinks and good people.

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.

Stopped by The Homy Inn and had a great time. It was packed when we arrived, so we stood at the bar…read morefor about half an hour before a table opened up. Tight space, but that's part of the charm. The champagne on tap was excellent, and the vibe was relaxed and fun. The decor is quirky and eclectic in a quietly eccentric way, plates on the ceiling and all kinds of strangely cool stuff everywhere you look. Once you get a spot, it's easy to settle in. Would definitely go back.

We all know and enjoy the Homy Inn for what it is, right? Champagne on tap! Cheap! Phallic themed…read moreclaw machine! Friendly "familiar" service! My husband and I ended an early evening here mostly for the nostalgia since it had been over four years either one of us had been there. We sat the bar and were helped immediately. I got the sangria on top and honestly it kind of slapped. It was a generous pour, sweet, refreshing. No notes, will be back. Of note and as an fyi - they prefer cash but will accept card (there is a card charge) and you have to tip before the card is run.

Very poor management! Not clean! Food made my friends and I sick! Glasses not clean. Bar extremely…read moredirty. I saw a mouse on the floor and flies buzzing around the bar and in my friend's drink. Gross! Yuck! Absolutely disgusting! I also saw very very bad reviews including police busts for assaults and drugs. They fired the nice security guard named Syck. He was a big guy and so friendly, he made me want to come back, but not now. Not with all the problems. Too dangerous for our health and afraid of the drugs and fighting. My friends and I may end up getting hurt or worse shot and killed. It's not worth it. The food is gross too!

This place sucked. Service was awful. Drinks was awful. Needs to be shut down and remodeled.read more

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!