The Homy Inn — Restaurant in Omaha

The homy inn is a great hotel pretty generic but you know still cool hotel and I’m writing this review Because I set up my gaming pc in my room and I stayed their for a couple weeks gaming. But the maids won’t leave me alone they always come in while I’m gaming and they say “ you can switch the cardboard thing on the door to let us know if you are busy ore want to be alone” and I said ok, so after they left I tried to get up off my chair and at this point I haven’t got off my chair in 2 days and I’m a little fat well 489 pounds but I take my first step and I collapse as the building shakes but it’s just poor architecture for me they need to change this building. But I collapse and my leg sunk up into my body when I stepped and I couldn’t get my leg out my leg was inverted into my body. I tried to pull it out but i accepted my defeat and crawled back into my chair it was dreadful my key board and mouse it’s covered in Cheeto puffs and is all oily and orange and its alll over the floor. 3 days later i got kicked out for “ loud music, screaming, complaining and ordering the maids around and so this place is not for gamers so if your a gamer don’t go here they don’t accept gamers they are...

Local landmark! No arrogance, just leans into it's local-icon, dive-bar identity. As an out-of-towner, this was a fun Saturday afternoon stop for a piece of Omaha that wouldn't make the glossy tour book, but it's clearly loved by its community. When we arrived there was a wedding party enjoying their final sips before heading on. Known for its champagne and sangria on tap, and the champagne flight is cheap and generous. Also offers some respectable craft beers and a few interesting finds among the top shelf spirits. Small space packed with tables, tiny but serviceable bathrooms, something to catch your eye on every wall and the ceiling, and even a pinball machine. Gushes with history, some authentic and some reproduced. Had a fun time taking in the...

We went here for the champagne on tap and stayed for the beer also on tap. This place has an inner light of it's own, a light that glows warm and radiant. The low ceiling always reminds me of a friend's basement.

The Homy features champagne on tap. A most unusual offering. Better yet they have many Nebraska beers on tap. Tonight, it was Kinkaider Snow Beast.

Again, go for the champagne but stay for the great beers on tap.

Also check out the machine on the right just as you enter. Never seen anything like it.

NB: it seems to be a destination place for noisy professionals around 4pm on Saturday afternoon. For your own personal peace avoid this group...