Tiger Tom’s Pub
7103 Military Ave, Omaha, NE, 68104
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Address :
7103 Military Ave
Omaha, NE, 68104 - Phone (402) 572-8400
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Specialities
- Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Bike Parking : No
Good for Groups : Yes
Good For Dancing : No
Alcohol : Full Bar
Happy Hour : Yes
Coat Check : No
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Has TV : Yes
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Laurel R.
Joel's review is spot on. Definitely younger than the majority of other guests tonight but that's ok. Great music, very clean and good was good! Ordered wings to start, a burger and homemade chips. Wings were great, fried then grilled per the menu... Very good. Obviously a hand made burger, quality. Stole an onion wing from my husbands basket, amazing-excellent! The Moscow Mule I had with our meal was nice as well. Will be back for sure.
(3)Elias H.
This is primarily a bar first, and then a restaurant. Great atmosphere if you want to just sit down and relax and not be bothered. The crowd that populates is an odd mix but they are cool. It's my regular bar when I'm in town
(4)Tracy M.
First of all, it took FOREVER to get our appetizers. We ordered the breaded green beans. Best part of the meal and that's not saying much. Breading was a bit heavy but good flavor. Ok, the famous tenderloin sandwich. Mine had the piss fried out of it. And it was greasy. My crinkle fries were also hard as rocks, way over cooked. My husband got the chicken philly. He wasnt too impressed. Said the chicken was "charred". Sweet potato fries were average. The steak sandwich, ordered medium, was well done. The homemade chips got a shrug as as response when I ask how good they had been. Lastly, the beef nachos. The chips were a mix of flour and corn chips. She had to dig for the cheese. Said she could taste garlic and we werent sure from what. Final: wont be back. Very disappointed.
(1)Tom M.
Great old school blue collar sports bar, homemade food, no frills just great service and atmo, friendly staff and clean establishment. Come on you won't be disappointed.
(5)Sarah G.
A place I've seen and wondered about for years before actually stopping in... this past Saturday we were on our way to a wedding reception at the OCC and wanted to catch the derby. Tiger Tom's fit the bill. Not only was it a nice place to get out of the heat and enjoy a cold Boulevard Wheat draft, but when it was time for those exciting 2 minutes, they turned the TV up so loud we couldn't even hear each other. I assume it'd be a great place to watch sports... but I'd recommend dressing down to not draw as much attention from the 'regulars' as I'm assuming we did. (It was kind of a 'sore thumb' scenario.)
(3)Joel N.
On the outside this place looks like a fairly typical local watering hole or dive bar. That's basically what it is, but a few things set it apart. 1. The food. Definitely a cut above typical bar food. Might not actually be "healthy" but definitely health-conscious, with a selection of salads, wraps, and grilled items on the menu. There are also a few daily specials not featured on the menu. Kitchen hours were recently expanded to all day as opposed to just evenings. 2. HD televisions. Expected at a sports bar, but apparently some of the other bars in the area haven't yet received that memo. Tiger Tom's has multiple HD and big-screen HD TVs, with the DirecTV sports packages. It's really the only option in the neighborhood for food and sports. The other Benson area bars cater to a different audience - either drinks-only, with no food, or else are live music rather than sports venues. Still, it has some of the "dive bar" tendencies - not necessarily a bad thing, but just FYI. The "regulars" tend to be older (50+) so if you are younger, you may feel out of place; the 50 and up crowd also seems to be the target audience. Staff can sometimes be a little less than attentive, so it can take a while to be served or have drinks refilled. There's free popcorn, but be prepared to use a bowl that has just been used by someone else and then returned. As a younger person these are a few negatives I have, but it's still my favorite bar and grill in the Benson area.
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