The Dubliner Pub
| 1205 Harney Street, Omaha |
5 tarieven
9.60/10.00 |
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+1 402-342-5887 |
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Kurt Falk (22.10.2017 19:40)
While in Omaha recently (40 year reunion) staying in the old market for a few days decided to stop in for a beer and damn if it wasn’t like being transported back in time. Same great pub I remember from my youth! Thanks guys
While in Omaha recently (40 year reunion) staying in the old market for a few days decided to stop in for a beer and damn if it wasn’t like being transported back in time. Same great pub I remember from my youth! Thanks guys
Dakota Bagley (19.09.2017 12:55)
2nd best Old Fashion in town, very comfortable selective seating.
2nd best Old Fashion in town, very comfortable selective seating.
John Gormley (20.06.2017 03:09)
What a cool place. Keep your eyes open, it's in a basement so you might walk right past it. Look for the Irish painted stone (not Blarney).
What a cool place. Keep your eyes open, it's in a basement so you might walk right past it. Look for the Irish painted stone (not Blarney).
David Krancer (19.06.2017 21:02)
It is underground have not renovated in probably 30 years but it's a fun old timey public. And the prices are outstanding especially between 2pm and 7pm. They do not serve food though.
It is underground have not renovated in probably 30 years but it's a fun old timey public. And the prices are outstanding especially between 2pm and 7pm. They do not serve food though.
Austin Forte (08.06.2017 18:51)
Most Irish bars attempt to give you an authentic feel and fall short. This bar does not. It could have been the band that played that night or the fact that it was the first time I tried Harp (Guinness's lighter lager), but I felt transported to another place. There's a good amount of room here and the bar service is pretty responsive - serving females (no matter what spot in line they are) first as a typical bartender move.
Recommend making this a stop on your night on the town.
Most Irish bars attempt to give you an authentic feel and fall short. This bar does not. It could have been the band that played that night or the fact that it was the first time I tried Harp (Guinness's lighter lager), but I felt transported to another place. There's a good amount of room here and the bar service is pretty responsive - serving females (no matter what spot in line they are) first as a typical bartender move.
Recommend making this a stop on your night on the town.
