Location: Papillion
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Top 10 Bar food in Papillion, Nebraska, United States
Best Bar restaurants nearby. Discover the best Bar food in Papillion. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Bar restaurants near you.. Papillion is a city in Sarpy County in the state of Nebraska. It is an 1870s railroad town and suburb of Omaha. The city is part of the larger five-county metro area of Omaha, and is the county seat of Sarpy County. The population of Papillion was 18,894 at the 2010 census.
Things to do in Papillion
10. Old Chicago
Overall Ratings
3 based on 59 reviews
Reviewed By EdwardL1322
Beers are a little pricey. Should have read the menu a little closer. Never had a large pizza anywhere that was only 14". Not a very good value. Service was almost nonexistent. Asked the hostess for some silverware and she said "I don't where they keep it". Great training! Never did get any silverware.Won't be returning. Many more pizza places that offer a better value and at least try for customer service.
9. The Papio Pub
The Papio Pub, in Papillion, NE, is the area's premier restaurant serving Sarpy and Douglas counties. We specialize in burgers, wings, cabinet full of board games for kids and adults, chalkboard tables and much more. For your next meal, visit The Papio Pu
Reviewed By H8995SEnicoled
This is a great local place to visit!! Fun drinks, great food, family atmosphere and the owners treat everyone like family. You cant beat that!
8. The Hophouse Bar and Grill
Reviewed By Bob S
I am a craft beer fan and when a bar is called "Hophouse" i believe that i should be expecting a decent selection of craft beers. Hopshouse failed on many issues during a recent visit.There were only a few "craft" beers on tap and in the cooler, but plenty of domestics. I watched as the bartender poured our tap order and noticed that the beer was excessively foamy and she had trouble getting our two beers poured. The beer itself was very warm and that probably was what was causing the foam problem. We noticed a large trash can behind the bar filled with iced beers. I asked if those were on special and was told that they were in there because the cooler wasn't working. BINGO, that's also why the tap beer was warm. There was also items that the cook appeared to be using from the cooler that wasn't working. The interior was dirty, bar stools were ripped, the bar counter was sticky, and the Jager machine was broken with its shot tray tapped shut. There really isn't a bar back and premium liquor bottles not in the wells were on a piece of plywood above a rack of glasses. They were busy, but I don't know why. There are so many better places around this town to have a decent drink in a nice atmosphere. I'm sure they'll get the cooler fixed, but we won't be back.
7. Fire Barn
Overall Ratings
3 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By DebbieHatch
My husband stopped by for lunch. Shared one order of boneless wings (7.49). I had a Hook and Ladder chicken salad (9.49). My husband had a chicken wrap and fries (9.49). Everything tasted great. The servings were large. Our waiter was friendly but not overbearing.
6. Applebee's
Overall Ratings
3 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By blader59
We always felt the food was very tasty at Applebee's. Now, it's pretty average. Nothing really stands out.
5. Nebraska Brewing Company
Overall Ratings
3 based on 106 reviews
Reviewed By Dwane M
Had a great light microbrew tacoveza! Perfect. If you like brewed tea, go elsewhere! Lots of windows and good lighting. Portions are very large. I had a Cuban sandwich with sweet potato. Fries and she had the Reuben. The Reuben had tons of meat but too much mustard. Reuben was ok, very filling. Portions are big, food was good but not great. We sat by the kitchen and had a long cold draft coming through.
4. Buffalo Wild Wings
Reviewed By pheaton
Perhaps I'm getting too used to visiting local establishments rather than large chain restaurants, but the atmosphere just feels kind of generic and unoriginal. The food is just ok, sort of tailored to anyone and everyone, but nothing special. Sure, they have a lot of different wing sauces/dry rub options, but there are only a few that are decent. The beer choices are common, some crafts, but again ones that are tailored to everyone. It's ok for the occasional wing craving, but like so many corporate restaurants they don't offer great value for their mass produced food. We went on a Thursday to get the boneless deal, but if you want any dipping sauce you will be charged extra. Wonder what they would do if I brought my own sauce next time? Kind of lame to charge for that to be honest. This location is loud when busy, hard to carry on a conversation. Again, good for a wing craving, but not rushing back.
3. Jerzes
Overall Ratings
3 based on 57 reviews
Reviewed By Kenn A
Always check the food specials. Friday night is a great time. Kansas Strip with two sides for $9. Very tasty. Get there early because they get very busy and the waitresses get a bit overwhelmed.Play some Keno while your there as well as watch one of the tons of TV's with just about any sport you want.
2. Brownie's Watering Hole
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By ET-retired
We go there once a week after our meeting they have a good selection of eats. The food is very good and the Brownie burger is the best.
1. Ollie and Hobbes
Overall Ratings
4 based on 105 reviews
Reviewed By Mspiege23
Went with another couple--we've been there several times, their first time. When we arrived, there was a large crowd waiting for tables. Most of the people were with two large groups. At first we were told there would be a 20-30-minute wait. Since we were a relatively small group, we only had to wait about 10 minutes before a table was ready. They do not take reservations. The decor is very upscale, the noise level is loud. We first ordered bar drinks and onion rings for appetizer. The drinks were good; the onion rings were outstanding. The onion rings were large, not greasy at all, and the presentation on the platter was exquisite. Three of us ordered the chicken marsala and the fourth in our group ordered the shrimp po boy sandwich. Two of us also ordered the house salad with our chicken marsala. The food came out quickly. The salad portions were large. The only problem with the food was with the asparagus that accompanied the marsala. The asparagus was very small, spindly, and some of them were very tough. I think asparagus is out of season at this time, and they need to change their menu accordingly. All in all, the service was excellent. The only drawback was one of the salads had the wrong dressing, and they quickly remedied the problem. Overall, it was a very pleasant evening, and I'm sure we will return.
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