Craft beer and happy hour heaven. Bearded consistently rotates their beers so you may never have…read morethe same beer twice! The selection skews towards IPAs but they generally have something for everyone. Each beer can come in different sizes depending how committed you are to trying a certain beer or just want a 5 ounce sampler. Food options here consist of some pretzel available to purchase but there is typically a food truck outside to help fill your stomach if you plan on staying awhile. The staff are not your typical bar staff but beer enthusiasts who are willing to wait on you hand and foot. The service is really top tier, the beers come out quick and they're always making their rounds to get your next drink.

Bearded Brewer is a great little brewery in the Millard area. There aren't a ton in that area so I…read moreappreciate that. The inside is very clean and simple - a nice, bright place to have a few drinks and chat with friends. The patio is great too when it's nice outside. All their brews are fabulous in my experience. My favorites are Great Plains Lager and the Cairns Pilsner (I am a fan of lighter beers if you couldn't tell). They have lots of different beer styles from Kölsches to Dunkels, and IPAs to Ales. So you'll definitely find something you like. They sell Kringles flavored pretzels for snacking on, or at least they did when I went last. Love those! Aside from that, they have food trucks that post up there as well, so definitely check their schedule to see who will be there when you want to go. For a local brewery, they have a pretty solid lineup of different brews, so I'd definitely check them out if you're in the Millard area!

Vis Major had been on my list forever and I'm so glad I finally made it!…read more I went to check out their Tropical Escape pop up with the themed cocktails and the vibe did not disappoint. It was a busy night and we were a bigger group, but we were still able to grab a table. Just a heads up, there isn't a ton of seating for bigger groups, so we felt lucky to find a spot! There were only one or two servers working, so we were ready to be patient and expect a wait, but they were so quick! I was impressed with their service. I also loved that you can try smaller tasters of their beers before committing to a full one. I had a taster of their raspberry hibiscus saison and a refreshing lager. All the pizzas we tried were so good! I was honestly surprised by how many interesting combinations they offer. The buffalo chicken was my favorite! Already planning to be back.

First came here for omaha beer week. They have an amazing selection on tap! They even have amazing…read morealcoholic slushies for the summers We've come back several times throughout the years, and Vis Major never disappoints! What has actually become my favorite here? The pizzas! This is the best place to come for dinner and drink drinks. I've attended a few hosted events here and have hosted one of them here as well. They have a room to the side that is perfect for birthday parties, celebrations come on any other events! The interior of the restaurant is unique and cool. I was told that a lot of it was sourced from an old church.

Ordered the mushroom Swiss burger with sweet potato fries they were both cooked perfectly. The…read morehamburger is a higher grade of Angus blend locally sourced chuck brisket and short rib on a potato bun. The bun was a little flimsy, but taste good. I ordered a gin blossom cocktail that I really enjoyed. Our server was a tentative and came by the table several times to make sure we had everything we needed. Location in an old building in the old market is a great ambience.

Four stars for the food, 2.5 for the beer. We met our family there for dinner. I had the Jambalaya,…read morewhich was very good, with excellent proportions. Our daughter had one of the pizzas, which she said was good. Our son had a burger, which was good. My wife had a chicken item with sweet potatoes fries, which she enjoyed. Our relatives had chili, soup, salad, and something else. All the food was good, but not exceptional. As for the beer, I had one of their Scary Numbers, which was a fairly flat stout, with little to revere. It was drinkable. My brother-in-law opted for the sampler with a mix of seasonal & "avant-garde" flavors. He drank it, and I sampled, but all five were very missable. This is a case where the food carried the beer, instead of the other way around. The food was good, but not great. I did enjoy my Jambalaya, and if we return, would stick to that. I would pass on their crafted beer, opting for another offering, which is kind of sad.

Dropped in the other week to check this place out. A couple of tasters and we found some great…read morebeers. Great little neighborhood place. Friendly atmosphere, the vibe was fun and the service was very good,

Lumen is a great spot for anyone looking for a laid back beer. The vibes were incredibly chill and…read moretheir menu was pretty short. The beer I got was good l and the staff was very nice and quick. The age range skewed a little older compared to other spots in the area. Some great records on the shelf too!

We walked in not knowing they were doing music bingo. The person running the event asked if we…read morewanted to join, we did and had a great time listening to music and having a few pints. They have a nice selection of beers and really enjoyed the ones we had, especially the Iron House.

Nice new spot in Benson. I enjoyed the New England IPA and the Porter. I took it to go in cans,…read moreand it was about $4/each for a 16 oz can...not bad at all! The inside could use a bit of work, it's kind of thrown together and disorganized behind the bar. I wish it was a bit of a cooler atmosphere on the inside to stay for a beer, but hard to beat good beer and reasonable prices.

I'm going through my local brewery list, and cannot believe I haven't reviewed this Infusion…read morelocation. I've been coming here for years! From food truck rallys, to date nights, and even a visit from santa claus, this is one of my favorite locations. It's really not next to anything like the Benson or Little Bohemia spots, but it does have ample parking. It's more a of a sqaure vs rectangle/shotgun layout. We came here for a santa visit last year and spent the whole day enjoying christmas movies, and even a little football. I tried two different flights while there. That's really my favorite way to brewery, is to sample it all. in their "party room" adjoined to the tasting room, someone was selling hot meals and on a cold winter day, it was perfect! The staff was super friendly, as we were in a huge group, and they took care of us so well all day. Check out their events calendar, they're always doing something here.

Local brewery with small selection but great options (vanilla bean *cough cough*). They rotate…read morethrough flavors and have deals on previous flavors. Multiple events in summer months worth checking out. Always a good crowd around and great service. Not a lively area but other breweries around, nice for hopping around!

I have dined at both the brick and mortar Blatt in Legacy and this Westroads location - and the…read moreexperiences were wildly different. The standalone location in Legacy had a cool vibe with great staff who were eager to assist you in any way they can (filling waters, asking if you need more drinks, anything taken away, etc). The Westroads/Flagship Commons spot had none of that charm and service. It is very much a food court vibe for the exact same price that you'd pay at the actual restaurant. When we visited during holiday shopping recently, there was maybe one table seated in their little dining area. We thought we'd save everyone a trip and order at the front, which it appeared you could do. We asked two girls behind the counter if we could just choose a table in their (basically completely empty) seating area to wait for our food. And they said that you're not allowed to sit in this area (even if it's completely empty) if you didn't sit down in that area to have a server take your order. I've never hear of such an asinine policy in my life. I'm paying the same amount (and tipping the same), but I'm not allowed to sit in your dining area because I saved someone a trip and order myself at the front counter? What in the absolute world?? So we took our food and ate it in the communal area of Flagship Commons, which I'm not above doing or anything - I was just very annoyed by the Blatt seating policy (if you couldn't tell yet!) The food was also not on par here than with their brick and mortar locations. Maybe because they don't have as large of a kitchen to make everything from scratch or something, but again - paying the same as at the physical location in Legacy for lesser quality food. Is there a convenience of having this version of Blatt right in the little food court at the mall? I guess, but it's not worth it to me after this experience.

Our group attended the College World Series to cheer on the OSU Beavers and Blatt's is the place to…read morebe. Located across from the field it is an easy walk if you are headed to watch a game. Blatt has two levels, the main level and a rooftop bar with lots of seating and tv's everywhere. On a hot summer Omaha day it is perfect for a cold beer or cocktail enjoying the camaraderie of all the baseball fans from near and far. Our group of 4 had some appetizers and drinks and while the food isn't the reason why you'd go to Blatt's they serve your typical bar fare. I'd give the food a solid 3 - not amazing, not terrible just ok. I'd give the vibe and atmosphere a 5 and this is why you go to Blatt's! If you're at the CWS, Blatt is a must! Staff were really helpful, quick on their feet with list of smiles.

I have been to Benson Brewery like 100 times. Actually my first date with my now-wife (that's a…read moreweird thing to write) was here. If you are a vegetarian who likes beer you are in luck! Highly recommended! The service is great.

Excellent place to try some locally brewed beer and hangout with friends! I especially love coming…read moreto hang out for trivia night!

A very chill spot for a beer. There was only a handful of people when we went on a weeknight - we…read moregrabbed a beer and played some games that they had available. We sat there for long enough we needed to try the pretzel sticks - the cheese and mustard were great additions. Overall it's a great hidden gem, especially with the streetcar construction, get out and try it!

We had a nice time at Site-1 Brewing. We came on a Friday for lunch which is the only day they're…read moreopen for lunch btw. We started with the chip and dip which is a house made French onion, it was a nice little starter. Paired well with my beer which was a site lite. It was also solid. I had the Cadillac pizza and so did my buddy. I enjoyed it, it was a little thinner than other Detroit style I've had which isn't necessarily a negative thing just a difference. My other friend got the strato bird sandwich. She said it was tasty and the focaccia bread was really good. Overall had a good experience and will be back. The staff was friendly enough but not super enthusiastic to be there haha. The place is large with lots of seating with some big picnic tables and board games would be a great place to spend extended time with a group of all sizes.

Classic Omaha dive/German bier hall. It's really a gem in the midtown area, especially around…read moreOktoberfest and Christmas! They have a great selection of German and euro beers, in addition to domestic and mixed drinks, seltzers, etc. The food is definitely a reason to check it out! They have one of--maybe THE--best Reuben in Omaha, so if you're looking for good food and good beer, check it out! The Oktoberfest party is epic, definitely come check that out, and it's pretty fun at Christmas, all the decor is very euro-Christmas vibes. The service is great, quick, friendly, and no nonsense, just what you'd expect from a dive.

We were told by our Uber driver that we had to visit the Crescent Moon Ale House for their version…read moreof the Reuben. We were being driven to the Orleans Room for their Reuben, which was excellent by the way. I can't say the same for the Crescent Moon sandwich. Crescent Moon is actually just kitty corner of the Orleans Room, so the walk was short. It is basically a dive which is fine, we expected that by the Uber driver's comments. The Deep Fried Pickles were excellent. The three ciders that our daughter sampled were not pleasing to her, so she had a cocktail. I had a Sierra Nevada Pilsner, which was fine. But the Reubens, and why we came, were awful. Our daughter, said it best when the sandwich had a mayonnaise texture. I realized the 1000 dressing that was served on the Reuben was too heavy of mayo. The presentation was also terrible. Open them up so we can see the inside of the sandwich, and both slices of the bread were broken...as you can see on the pics. We packaged the sandwiches to go as were were planning to be on a plane the next day back to Oregon. We intentionally left them at the table. They were that bad. Zoe was a pleasant BT/Server who was available whenever we needed her. But food is why we went there, and it was not good.