This was my first time visiting Rookies. I was very pleasantly surprised to see a warm sports…read moreambience and such welcoming bartenders. Drinks were poured nicely beer nice and cold. Unfortunately we had dinner prior so I'm looking forward to going back and try a few menu items so much to choose from. Meet some new friends and old friends. Had a chance to meet the owner Neil who gave me some great history of the bar. See you soon Neil!

Best bar food in Omaha! Superb pork tenderloin sandwich huge amazing crispy breading, fry's two…read moremeals! Taco Tuesday is fried tacos or soft serve delicious also! 2.00$ per taco! Monday chicken fried chicken mashed gravy salad all delicious! Opens 2:00-? Friendliest bar staff also! Enjoy!!

I had my birthday brunch here recently. I love 30hop for lunch/dinner but never had brunch...and…read morethat didn't change as I ordered my favorite turkey pesto with tomato soup and sweet potato fries YUM!! I did however get $1.99 mimosas and they were fab. We also got a piece of chocolate cake and oh em gee it was amazing. Highly recommend 30hop for any event or occasion. there is something for everyone.

Great lunch place. Had croissant chicken breast sandwich with fries…read more My friend had salad with fruit and shrimp. She's GF & had several options for her to choose from. Will definitely come back.

We are always pleased with the food and service at Corner Kick. It's a great place for a margarita…read moreand whatever Mexican food you are looking for. Tonight, I had the fajitas, something I shied away from decades ago because of the noise it creates. I didn't like that everyone followed the sound to see who ordered fajitas. Yes, I was that shy. Anyway, great food and margaritas here. They have three sauces on the side that are fun to experiment with. Friendly service. Good margaritas. You can taste the tequila!

Cute little spot. Excellent margaritas. I had jalapeno and pear. I ate the avocado appetizer and it…read morewas delicious. Love the outdoor seating.

Ive frequented this fun neighborhood bar several time with a terrific experience each time . lots…read moreof neighbors use this place . the owner came over to introduce himself and chat.

I've been here twice for St Patricks Day festivities and it's always a great vibe! Centrally…read morelocated and always busy, Rudy's provides a fun and energetic atmopshere that is equally lively as it is divey. Good service, and all the classic drinks.

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.

I came to tap house to get some lunch with friends and to try their new gluten free menu and was…read moresuper impressed! The owner and waitstaff were incredible and checked on us often. The inside had an elevated casual sports bar feel that was perfect for the occasion. There was a huge menu to choose from with lots of different options. I opted to try the gluten free fried chicken sandwich with truffle fries and gluten free cheese sticks. Wow! The food was super flavorful, crispy, and delicious! It has been a very long time since I was able to order something like this and it be tasty. The cheese sticks had lots of seasonings on it and went perfect with the ranch. The sandwich was super crispy and delicious and the bun didn't crumble a part. They have a separate fryer and took gluten free food precautions seriously. I definitely will be back again to try more of the menu!

It's unlikely I'll return here. The server, Rachel P, didn't seem interested in serving all of us…read moreat the table. My dining companion ordered water for me. She never asked me if I wanted anything besides water. And she never asked if I wanted my water refilled during dinner. The burger was dry and the bun disintegrated while eating. I had to use a knife and fork instead of picking it up like a sandwich. Lots of wait staff standing around the entry area doing nothing. Floors were dirty.

My son and I stopped here for lunch yesterday - The Hill is one of the restaurants that's built in…read morean apartment complex - sometimes they can be hit or miss, but this one is definitely a hit. It's clear who the regulars are and who aren't but I didn't feel like there was any impact to server quality. Our waiter was very attentive to refills and needs. The burgers themselves were both juicy and full of flavor. My son had the Curd Burger (a burger with Bacon/cheese/cheese curds/ranch, and he substituted his cheese) - it was large and the cheese curds were fried, hot, and delicious. The burger held together well and the serving of fries was very large. I had the Spicy Frisco Melt with tots. The burger was full of flavor - spicy but not super hot and very filling. Again, the side order of tots was very large. The restaurant had plenty of space and lots of TVs to watch the game (in our case, it was the World Cup). A hidden gem and worth a visit!

This is the place to be with a casual fun group large or small. The manager set us up in a private…read moreroom for a group of 30. The food was above average for certain. Great selection diversity. Plenty of beers on tap. Full bar and outdoor I door feel with fun atmosphere and many tvs. Check it out.

I'd had my eye on this place since it opened--the name had me expecting something a bit more…read morerefined. But the aesthetic didn't quite match the vibe I had in mind. Leftover holiday décor (maybe from multiple holidays?) and a setup full of TVs, a pool table, and darts gave it more of a sports bar feel. To their credit, the bar itself is impressive, and the cocktail menu is clearly curated with intention. But overall, it feels more like a dressed-up dive bar than a polished spot. We played pool and had a good time, but honestly, it might serve them better to embrace the casual scene and rebrand--maybe just "The Lion"--to better fit the crowd and vibe. There's potential here, just needs clearer direction.

Great time was had...the music and DJ was GREAT..great space..drinks were perfect...Halloween Party…read morewas enjoyed by everyone...Bartenders and servers were very attentive and friendly (dressed like In and Out servers) the total vibes was nice...

The Rusty Nail is a nice little hometown bar that feels like it's great for the "regulars" who…read morefrequent there, and also for everyone else for an odd game or two that you want to catch in a nice sports bar style setting. It's a little old fashioned in the ambiance and layout, with a split level design that has the bar and a few booths in the lower section and a large open area with free standing tables/chairs in the upper area. It has a lot of wood features, a concrete style floor, and LOTS of TVs (even some that are in the booth with you), which makes it a great place for watching a big game. It can get pretty crowded in there on a weekend or big game day, so definitely plan for that/get there early. They also do karaoke and music bingo on certain nights of the week too, so if you like those types of activities, check out their calendar for upcoming events. The service and food are excellent from what we've experienced. They are always checking on if you need another drink/refill or any of your plates cleared away. The beer and drinks are served extra cold and crisp, so they're definitely doing something right behind the bar. In terms of food, it's definitely bar fare, but it hits the spot if you've been there for a while watching a game or out with friends drinking. We've had a lot of different things: -Spicy Fried Cheese Bites: I am a cheese lover and these were great, but they were a little TOO spicy for this wimpy girl. I still liked them, especially with the marinara sauce provided, but just be aware and believe them when they say "spicy" fried cheese. -Fried Green Beans: I LOVE fried green beans, and if you do too you know that they're not a super easy thing to find at Omaha restaurants anymore. So if you are a fan, definitely get these. They are the standard fried green beans, served with ranch, but they hit the spot for this fried green bean lover. -Garlic Cheese Bread: This is basically a smaller version of the cheese pizza that you can order, but with a little side of marinara sauce and cut into strips for you to share. Classic item that you will know if you like or not, based on your preferences. -Boneless Wings: I am an adult toddler who prefers boneless wings over bone in wings, and they have a teriyaki sauce option (which is my favorite and not too many places have it on their main menu). They never come super incredibly well dressed in the sauce, but I appreciate that they offer both boneless wings and teriyaki sauce. -Rusty Mac and Cheese: This is a pretty big bowl of Mac and Cheese so it can be an entire meal if you're not too hungry for protein. The cheese sauce is white cheddar and gouda, which work well together, and it comes with diced bacon on top. You can add a sauce as a topper for free, but any additional protein, like chicken, pulled pork, etc - will run you $2-$3. So it's a nice big bowl of Mac and Cheese with another sauce if you want to add it and it can be a little more hearty if you add another protein. -Pizza: They have pretty good pizzas in a lot of the standard flavors - supreme, pepperoni, beef. A good option if you're a pizza lover and want a good bar pizza. -Reuben: Reubens are a big thing here in Omaha and there are some that people love and others hate. This one was pretty in between, with a not too offensive sauerkraut flavor, well cooked corned beef, and a melty topping of 1000 Island and Swiss Cheese all on rye toast slices. You can get Reubens a lot of places in Omaha, but this one is most similar to an age old classic style Reuben. For Desserts, we've tried their dessert pizzas, or Dessert-Zas. They are similar to a streusel dessert in a pizza shape, and come in either a cherry topping or apple topping. We've tried both toppings actually and both are pretty good. You definitely have to be a cinnamon and streusel fan, and I definitely recommend adding one of the fruit toppings! Next time you're thinking about going out to catch the big game or just for a fun night of drinking/karaoke, I think you should give Rusty Nail a try and see if you enjoy the ambiance and food - it may become a new option for you the next-next time you're looking for a fun bar.

They let people scream slurs and don't say anything. Found it to very disrespectful for people.read more

This was my first time here. We arrived around 5:30 on a Saturday and were able to find a few seats…read moreat the bar. A lot of the tables were reserved for a party, so there was limited seating. The bar is not that big, but I loved that they decorated it for Valentine's Day and that the decorations were still up. I tried three different cocktails: the Mango Mule, Triple Crown, and Boozy Bear Martini. My favorite was the Boozy Bear, which was a raspberry martini with a garnish of gummy bears. The Triple Crown was my least favorite; to me, it didn't even taste like it had any alcohol. The staff were attentive and very friendly. I also loved that they had a patio with a fireplace and a TV outside. We will definitely be back. The selection of drinks is large as well.

Stopped in for the Valentines pop up experiece and it is just so cute!! I love all the themes they…read moreput up for the occasions. There were a few private parties happening, but that always makes it more fun and crowded. We sat at the bar to the try the blush bubbly and it was fantastic!! I also tried an espresso martini and it was very well made; you can add creme, but i opted for without. The staff is always super friendly and can turn out tasty drinks quick. Can't wait to see what they do for the next holiday.