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.

The best dive bar i've ever come across! The champagne on tap is delicious & I suggest you try half…read moredry half strawberry, so refreshing! Bartenders are always the sweetest and most personable ladies! Complimentary popcorn to snack on while you sip

I love this cozy spot! Bartenders are awesome and work quickly. The pride punch in June hit the…read morespot. Try to attend a community event or karaoke.

I'm not sure how Pageturners has stayed off my radar considering it's certainly my vibe. This…read moreinconspicuous space is a Dundee gem. Comfy lounge chairs, dim lit lighting and patterned walls bring in a bit of a prohibition era aesthetic to this joint. The evening we visited there was no live music but the decent size stage nosy in the corner entices me to return for a show. Special recognition to our bartender Derrick - you're a treasure. Drinks were 10 outta 10 and your personality was a 20. Parking is accessible from the back entrance, then you won't miss the beautiful mural upon entering!

I've lived near touch of class for decades. It is such a fun dive bar. It's one of those places…read morethat is decorated for all holidays all year round. We walked in and they had crock pots with some food for the customers. Service was a bit mediocre but we had fun playing darts, drinking a couple beers and enjoying the music.

This place is really loud and really cramped. The night that we were there the bartender, some…read moreblonde girl, was not exactly very friendly or accommodating. She seemed like she didn't even want to be there and could care less about the guests. The food isn't that great, the drinks aren't anything special, and it's so loud that you can't really talk to your friends that much. It's a hole in the wall dump that I probably would never go back to.

Unique speakeasy. Under the sushi restaurant, you can enter through the restaurant or from an…read moreentrance out back. The menu is pretty limited and there were quite a few ingredients missing. The cocktails themselves were fun and unique. It's cool to see a sake cocktail bar in Omaha. There was a DJ that played pretty good songs and remixes. The seating options were fun and good for groups or couples. The decor is super pretty and fits the vibe of the place. The bartender was new but she did her best.

It's advertised as a speakeasy, but it's definitely not that. Just a dirty dive bar in the…read morebasement. They barely had any of the ingredients to make their signature cocktail drinks. They didn't have any vodka. Hell, she told me they didn't even have any more beer! I had to drink water for 15 minutes until my date finished her drink, which she felt made her stomach upset later on that evening. There was a slight smell of sewage.

Inkwell is my favorite small, moody cocktail bar in Omaha. My friend and I discovered it because…read moreit's halfway between our houses, and it quickly became our go-to spot. The Old Fashioneds are some of the best I've had anywhere, and Aaron is one of the most talented mixologists in the city. In fact, Aaron is a big reason many people keep coming back. He's exceptional at what he does, and every drink reflects that level of skill. The espresso martinis are fantastic, but the "Not Espresso Martini" was an unexpected favorite that kept us coming back. One of the things I love most is that the menu changes seasonally, giving us a reason to come back and work our way through the new cocktails to find our latest favorite. The bartenders are knowledgeable, welcoming, and clearly passionate about their craft. The atmosphere is cozy, intimate, and full of character. There are actual typewriters throughout the space, which perfectly fits the literary theme and adds to the experience. As a fun touch, my friend always receives a book with her receipt and reads a random paragraph before we leave. It's those little details that make Inkwell feel like a hidden gem rather than just another bar. If you're looking for creative cocktails, talented bartenders, and a unique atmosphere, Inkwell is absolutely worth a visit. Such a vibe.

I've been to Inkwell Bar many times and it's been a reliable go-to for a while now. It's a small,…read moreintimate space--maybe seats around 30, with room for more if people are standing--so don't come expecting a big, loud bar. That's actually part of the appeal. Drinks are solid and consistently well made. Nothing gimmicky, just good cocktails done right. The ambiance is fair but comfortable, and the size makes it ideal if you're looking to have a real conversation with someone without yelling over music or crowds. Location is another plus. It's very convenient if you want a drink before or after a Westside game, or just need a low-key stop nearby. If you're after a cozy, intimate spot with good drinks and a relaxed vibe, Inkwell Bar delivers.

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.

Good food and a great spot for a casual hangout! The patio seating is a nice bonus--comfortable and…read moreperfect for enjoying the weather. The staff was very friendly and made the experience even better. Relaxed vibe, solid menu, and a place I'd definitely come back to.

There is always a great lunch deal at Brownie's! It feels like a large dive bar but a great…read morekitchen. My go to is usually the daily special. We have never had a bad meal. Service is always quick and friendly.

Fun atmosphere great staff darts pool tables not over crowded have fun fun people always welcome…read moreit's a great local bar

Great local pub in Omaha! Tasty drinks and wonderful at…read moreAussies. No food. Opened with Eric!