Brick Street Tavern
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Brick Street Tavern
The hole in the wall bar adjacent to Olympia Cycle and Millard Lumber has been/will be opening up as the Brick Street Tavern. Drove by it on my way home tonight and noticed the sign.
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Re: Brick Street Tavern (Millard)
Brick Street Tavern
4936 S 135th St
Omaha, NE 68137
402.359.1604
https://thebrickstreet.com/
https://www.facebook.com/BrickStreetTavern/
I had lunch here today. It was probably my 4th time stopping in for a weekday lunch over the last 6 years or so. Food is good as bar/grill food goes. It's a bit of a dive, but not in any sort of scary way. I don't care much for the customer service. I keep having the same problem where I stop in here for a late lunch (1:15 PM or so) and I'm one of just a few customers at the time. The only employee visible at that time is also one of the owners and she's just horribly inattentive. It's happened to me a couple of times now. A year goes by, I decide to try the place again and it happens again. They must be doing something right as keeping a bar and restaurant open is no easy task and they've been plodding along for almost 9 years now. Perhaps I just have the world's worst timing. So, give this place a try during peak hours when there's non-owners working and perhaps you'll have better luck. lol It could also be that I usually sit at a table and I know from experience that many small bar/grills are just inattentive to anyone not seated at the bar. Though, like I said. The food is good.
I did find this while Googling the place. I find it a little scary that the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission would issue a liquor license to a couple of owners that between them have a combined 5 DUIs.
4936 S 135th St
Omaha, NE 68137
402.359.1604
https://thebrickstreet.com/
https://www.facebook.com/BrickStreetTavern/
I had lunch here today. It was probably my 4th time stopping in for a weekday lunch over the last 6 years or so. Food is good as bar/grill food goes. It's a bit of a dive, but not in any sort of scary way. I don't care much for the customer service. I keep having the same problem where I stop in here for a late lunch (1:15 PM or so) and I'm one of just a few customers at the time. The only employee visible at that time is also one of the owners and she's just horribly inattentive. It's happened to me a couple of times now. A year goes by, I decide to try the place again and it happens again. They must be doing something right as keeping a bar and restaurant open is no easy task and they've been plodding along for almost 9 years now. Perhaps I just have the world's worst timing. So, give this place a try during peak hours when there's non-owners working and perhaps you'll have better luck. lol It could also be that I usually sit at a table and I know from experience that many small bar/grills are just inattentive to anyone not seated at the bar. Though, like I said. The food is good.
I did find this while Googling the place. I find it a little scary that the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission would issue a liquor license to a couple of owners that between them have a combined 5 DUIs.
Re: Brick Street Tavern (Millard)
Perhaps the owners simply reside there now and no longer need to drive.ChadJK wrote: ↑Tue Mar 14, 2023 3:24 pm Brick Street Tavern
4936 S 135th St
Omaha, NE 68137
402.359.1604
https://thebrickstreet.com/
https://www.facebook.com/BrickStreetTavern/
I did find this while Googling the place. I find it a little scary that the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission would issue a liquor license to a couple of owners that between them have a combined 5 DUIs.
