Tough joint rude Friday night bar tender!She has her favorites if your not one expect too be tossed…read moreWe Haven't been back nor any of us desire too be treated rude again i have the five friends who stayed by pool table! Who had too beg for drinks obviously we weren't friends with Friday night bar bouncer called loosely a bar tender!! She leaves their attendance goes up twenty five percent!! She must have blackmail pictures of owners Try Harold's friendly or Grant street!! Jen is great during day although we don't go period anymore!! Sad we all live within a mile!

I went to the Browndown Palace for the first time this past weekend to see my favorite local band…read moreRhythm Collective perform and I had an amazing time! The show was supposed to be outdoors, but with it being pretty cold, they performed inside instead. They had great deals on drinks (my favorite being the $6 lemon drop shots) and they had little chandeliers as well as Husker decor I loved. I got to see my favorite local band super close and they hung out afterwards. $10 cover charge to stay for the show. My service was good that I got as well. Really loved it here and would go back! :) (Especially if Rhythm Collective comes back)

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.

This place has been here forever. Been coming here since I was in my 20s and still coming back. It…read moredoes help that it's right across from where I work, but it also helps that the prices are very reasonable. You're not expecting high class dining, but you do want what you're eating to be filling for the lower price. I ordered the cheesesteak and it was very good. I was surprised how fast it came out as usually it takes a while when others are also there, so that was nice. It's a good place to go to for a quick bite and drink after work, but also for a late night drink too.

The Nail is a classic place to head with coworkers for after work drinks and noshing, or at least…read morethat's what I've always been here for! Honestly, the food is pretty okay and drinks are too. Last time I came, I got an order of fries + ranch (such good ranch, akin to Runza ranch) and a glass of Chardonnay. It was the perfect after work treat and I wasn't expecting it to be the best wine or fries I've had. Manage expectations with food and drinks, it's the vibes here that you want, not necessarily great food and drinks. Laid back, casual, there are TVs ALL OVER, which is great if you want to catch a game. The service can be slow if they're really busy but it's quick if you come during slow times like early evenings on weekdays.

It was a great atmosphere, only 2 ladies working so service was a little slow. They were very…read morefriendly. I liked the way the bar was a little lower than us, it was quaint. Comfy chairs

I have been to the Green Onion on several occasions. It's a very nice bar and has great cocktails…read more However 8f you are looking to find any 50+ single women you are out of luck here. It's usually a sausage fest and never come across any singles The bartenders are top notch and waitress staff are awesome.

Drove in from Kansas City and stayed at an airBNB just a couple of blocks from here…read more Staff was super welcoming and cool. It wasnt too busy, but also wasnt a ghost town. Perfect amount of people. Great drink specials! My husband gave the Bloody Mary two thumbs up, and he is very picky about them! The live music was great. Overall loved the feel of this place. We visited twice in one weekend, and bought myself a Down Under hat. Really hope to return with my band someday and hopefully play here!

I went on a Friday night to see some singer/songwriters perform. We walked in and everyone working…read morethere was friendly. It's dimly lit, which is fine because the focus is on the stage. I did not have a drink or anything to munch on. I'm not sure if food is available, but I saw plenty of people ordering drinks from the bar. The seating was comfortable and the sound system worked well. We had a good time there!

A solid hole in the wall place. Friendly service, great overall selection…read more Whiskey - ton of selections... if you can't find something you want hear, you have issues. Beer - ever changing with a great variety! Water - in a cup and potable. Service - friendly and fairly knowledgeable. Ambiance... dark, can be quiet or loud depending on who is there. A little old school, definitely not modern. But clean enough and gets the job done!

Not light on the pour! My first drink was very good and the bartender was attentive and polite. I…read moredidn't catch his name but if I were to go back I'd definitely look for him to make my drink

I don't often do review updates, but I've been here enough and enough has changed so that I…read moreprobably should. I'm going to polish up my original review. Oh, Neighber's. Where to begin with you? First of all, I'm not positive, but I think the place was named after someone's last name, which would explain the spelling. At least, I'm pretty sure I've heard that during one of my drunken nights there. This bar... is unique. Sure, you may go there on a slow night and just sit around by yourself, wondering what you could have done differently in your life, and what it was you did to end up here - but that's any dive. This is my default, go-to bar, for whatever that's worth. Most of the bartenders are pleasant and chatty enough to keep things from being dull. The bar opens early - I wanna say at 6 AM. I think that's specifically for people coming off of graveyards, which is much appreciated after a long night at the office, though most of the people I've seen come in that early are nurses and the like from the hospital. It's also kinda neat to walk into a bar and see a bunch of people in scrubs downing beers. They've done some minor updating - new TVs, tables, chairs, etc., and the place feels a lot cleaner than it used to. Make no mistake, it's still a small neighborhood bar with that divey feel that 4 out of 5 doctors recommend. There's an ATM, though they now take cards as well. You've got your other standard perks: Keno, pool, darts, jukebox, and beer garden. The jukebox is just about always playing here, though I hate the new one because it's a pain in the ass to find the one-credit songs. The dart board is used much, much more than it was years ago, and like most of the other bar darts in Omaha, it's electronic (for any dart shooters reading this). Don't play the claw machine; Whoever runs that thing needs to tighten the claw big-time. The pool tables are easily the main attraction. There are plenty of nights in which the "quarters on the rail" system is abandoned in favor of the chalkboard, due to so many people wanting to play. On most nights, it's super easy to get a game going, and most of the regular shooters are friendly and easy to strike up conversations with. You may be a terrible player or a great shot, but nobody's going to judge you either way. My only gripe is that the tables are not as meticulously maintained as they used to be. They're not bad tables, mind you, they're simply not outstanding any longer. What really makes this bar, though is the diversity. You'll see everything from hard-up alcoholics and dopers to the occasional medical specialist and lawyer. It's not hard to find a good conversation or to even make a friend or two. Due to the location and the diversity, over the years I've seen fights, lots of bare tits, breakups, hookups, drama, forged friendships, and all kinds of stuff here. I've only started to think the place was getting dull once or twice, and right after, some random, weird, crazy thing will happen that keeps me interested. After moving back about a year ago, I can say that there isn't much craziness here any longer (which can be a good thing or a bad thing, depending on where you're at in life, and which medications you take). The trade-off is that the weeknights aren't as dead as they used to be, or as slow as many other bars in the area. As a guy that doesn't like being in a completely dead bar, I won't hesitate to swing by around 9 or 10 on a weeknight because there are usually people there, if not the random large crowd. This is definitely a place worth checking out once or twice - especially if you're looking for a regular joint to call home. After a few nights of drinking here, you'll have a few new bar buddies. The reviewers that gave low ratings should really go back and try it again. I doubt they'd believe it was the same bar. In summary, whether you're the shy type, a social butterfly, a pool player, or simply a people watcher, this bar has got a little of something for everyone, and there's definitely a good "neighborhood bar" vibe going on most of the time. On a good night, it's a great mixture of cozy and party, and I generally feel at home here.

I've been going here since I was underage. Loved this place in the day. Tonight we walked in, there…read morewere three people at the bar. The bartender ignored us as we sat at the bar. When he finally came up to ask us a drink order, I asked is there a reason you were ignoring us? He didn't deny that he was ignoring us. I then said what is your issue with us-He just stared at me. He should not be working in a customer service position. If I was the bar owner-he'd be gone because 1) he's a punk 2) he's costing you customers which =less $$. I'll never be back nor will my friends and MANY family members.

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.