Below is a list of the top and leading Pubs in Omaha. To help you find the best Pubs located near you in Omaha, we put together our own list based on this rating points list.
Omaha’s Best Pubs:
The top rated Pubs in Omaha, NE are:
- Sean O’Casey’s – large collection of imported and micro-brewed beers
- Clancy’s Pub Pizza & Grill on 168th – recognized for their great daily specials
- Maloney’s Irish Pub – wide range of stragglers looking for a place to sit and drink
- Brazen Head Irish Pub – made authentic Irish pubs across Ireland famous
- Dubliner Pub – cultivated the Dubliner’s predecessor, Horbach’s, in the basement space
Sean O’Casey’s
Sean O’Casey’s is a relaxed neighborhood Irish pub located in Southwest Omaha, just North of the Oakview Mall. Extensively known for their Reuben sandwich and their homemade soups. Come over for a sandwich for lunch and use their free wifi or maybe stop for a drink after a hard day of work. Their kitchen is available till 11 pm. They feature a large collection of imported and micro-brewed beers including fifteen on tap. Maybe you would choose to sip one of their large selections of Irish whiskeys. Sean O’Casey’s is a wonderful place for family, friends, and co-workers to gather for great food, a great drink, and honest conversation.
Products/Services:
Drink, Menu, Parties & Events
LOCATION:
Address: 2523 S 140th Ave, Omaha, NE 68144
Phone: (402) 593-1746
Website: www.seanocaseyspub.com
REVIEWS:
“Amazing food, friendly staff, great service, awesome atmosphere.” – Regina D.
Clancy’s Pub Pizza & Grill on 168th
Clancy’s Pub Pizza & Grill on 168th was launched in 1977 at the previous location on 72nd & Pacific. They have prided themselves as “the best homemade food served in a sports bar”. This was way before the wave of chain sports bars spewed later in the 90s. They have been recognized for their great daily specials, including the “Famous Steak Day” on Wednesday. During their height with 4 locations combined; they would sell over 1,000 steaks on any given Wednesday afternoon. St. Patrick’s Day became the greatest party in Omaha every March 17.
Regardless of the cost, he wanted the biggest party around. Even smacking customers around to the then 4 Clancy’s locations. Since that time, they have reduced to two locations; one at 168th & Center in Omaha and the most recent Clancy’s in Scottsdale, AZ born in 2008. His “long-time” managers have displaced him from the hard-working friendly Clancy family. They will remain to make you feel welcome every day of the week for years to come.
Products/Services:
Menu, Party Room, Specials
LOCATION:
Address: 2905 S 168th St, Omaha, NE 68130
Phone: (402) 505-4400
Website: www.clancyspubomaha.com
REVIEWS:
“Shout out to our amazing bartender yesterday. We came in with a group after a show at the Funny Bone and she was so sweet and accommodating. Thank you so much.” – Rita H.
Maloney’s Irish Pub
Maloney’s Irish Pub is an Irish pub joint-ownership by two bad a** ladies, Kris and Jordan. They assume the bar in September of 2019 when the previous owner, Wendy Maloney, decided it was time to sell the bar. The Maloney’s community and family were shattered by the true end of a 10-year era. The manager at the time, Kris, and patron, Jordan, decided they were fit for the challenge and they stepped in to take over the great legacy of Maloney’s.
Everyone is welcome and they are always approving new people into the Maloney’s family. You will be greeted by an intimate community of patrons and a wide range of stragglers looking for a place to sit and drink a cold one. You will find passionate games of the tower (if you don’t know come find out), lit trivia, competitive-in-a-fun-way sand volleyball, and a staff that has heart. They are said to have the best selection of Irish whiskey in Omaha.
Products/Services:
Menu, Catering, Gift Cards
LOCATION:
Address: 1830 N 72nd St, Omaha, NE 68114
Phone: (402) 884-5411
Website: www.maloneysomaha.com
REVIEWS:
“Awesome place, friendly staff, great prices, great atmosphere. Go check it out.” – Brandon W.
Brazen Head Irish Pub
Brazen Head Irish Pub was for centuries the site of much designing and intrigue as revolutionaries of different eras found it a refuge in which to conspire. Robert Emmett, Daniel O’Connell, and Tim Healy, among others, drank and planned within its ancient walls. The Brazen Head of Omaha, in its totality, was established to mimic the rich traditions that have made authentic Irish pubs across Ireland famous. Thus, they pick the oldest and most revered pub in Dublin as their paradigm.
The establishment was built in 1198 A.D. at the head of the River Liffey, where the Norman soldiers protected the gate that provided the only access into Dublin. On cold, damp nights, these soldiers would heat their hands over brazers (barrels of fire). Therefore, they called this hotel/pub in Dublin the Brazen Head, for the location at the head of the River Liffey and for the “brazers” that the soldiers used to warm their hands.
Products/Services:
Menus, Food & Drinks Specials, Events
LOCATION:
Address: 319 N 78th St, Omaha, NE 68114
Phone: (402) 393-3731
Website: www.brazenheadpub.com
REVIEWS:
“Good food, great selection of beer, whiskey, and Irish Coffee. Kilkenny on tap. Servers are always friendly and attentive.” – Alan B.
Dubliner Pub
Dubliner Pub, Vance and his wife Cindy, who also own Cohen & Kelly’s Lounge in West Omaha, purchased the famous bar from its second owner in 1999.“For years, his wife and he had listened to how much this is like Irish pubs. They thought they were just being courteous until they had the opportunity to go to Ireland, and you know what? They were right. They cultivated the Dubliner’s predecessor, Horbach’s, in the basement space that included the area once used for coal intake and storage. Raising the pub’s profile as the best thing across the pond from a typical pub in Ireland, the McGills soon renamed the establishment Dubliner Pub and operated it until 1989.
Products/Services:
Music, Beers
LOCATION:
Address: 1205 Harney St, Omaha, NE 68102
Phone: (402) 342-5887
Website: www.dublinerpubomaha.com
REVIEWS:
“Great, neighborhood, family-owned bar just blocks from my home. Love music and an incredible open mic hosted every Monday night by Brooke Barsell.” – Mike G.
Ermily has worked as a journalist for nearly a decade having contributed to several large publications online. As a business expert, Ermily reviews local and national businesses.