Brazen Head Irish Pub

Brazen Head Irish Pub delivers a mixed bag of experiences, but overall, it's a solid spot for drinks and a few standout bites. Having visited twice in a week and spent over $200 on food, I found that some items were excellent, while others missed the mark. As an Irish pub, it shines when it comes to drinks-Guinness on tap, proper Irish beer and whiskey selections, and even the ability to get a proper float. The service is friendly and fast, and the place is clean, which adds to the welcoming atmosphere. The highlights of the menu include the spicy cheese curds, crispy onion rings, and the rich bread pudding. The Reuben is also worth mentioning, with well-balanced portions of corned beef, kraut, and sauce, all on perfectly toasted rye. The Celtic burger and coleslaw were also enjoyable. However, not everything was up to par. The clam chowder lacked filling and was mostly liquid. The fish was soggy and I couldn’t finish it, let alone take it home. The roasted beef on the pub sandwich was dry and lacked flavor, ultimately removed to finish the sandwich. The red (jerk?) sauce served with the tenders didn’t work for me it didn’t have the right balance of flavor and was a bit off. All things considered, I would recommend Brazen Head for a visit. The drinks, some of the food items, and the overall atmosphere make it worth trying out

Friday 10/25/24 Dubliner Stew in a bread bowl $7.99. Delicious COOL bar GREAT SERVICE! Friday special must eat in for specials. Going to check out Wed special half price bowl of soup $2.99! Sunday 11/24/24 another great fish and chips dinner 10.99 but I wish they could spice up the mayonnaise/tartar sauce.

My friend had been here before and liked it so I went to dinner with her here one night a couple of weeks ago. Almost everything I got to eat was amazing. We had the garlic bread as an appetizer, but I just did not like it. I felt like it just wasn't toasted enough, and the marinara had a weird taste to it. But the creamy potato soup was so good as was my potato pancake (boxty) that was filled with ham and other things. I would eat here again!

Best cozy pub! I've been here a few times to try several menu items, and all have been authentic and yummy. The cottage pie is perfect on a cold day, but the steak salad is also delicious and generously sized. Attentive staff and good beer selection on tap, including local brews. It's located in a strip mall, but inside looks and feels like a real pub. Recommended.

I ordered the spinach dip, fish and chips, and bread pudding. The fish and chips are still the best I have ever had, and it had been years; No joke!! The only thing that wasn't perfect was that I received the wrong sauce for the bread pudding but who cares; It's good to mix things up sometimes. I can't wait to share this place with my boyfriend. He will love it! Thank you for delicious food!

The creamy onion soup is a must, so delicious, definitely made with fresh herbs. Shared the artichoke dip with a friend, very delicious and had the prime rib sandwich. Beef was a perfect medium rare and so tender. This is one of our go to places in Omaha. Also highly recommend the chicken pot pie and the club sandwich.

Great Reuben sandwich, great fish & chips. Fast welcome and drinks. The wait for food was reasonable, considering how busy they were. That should give you an idea of their reputation: they had a full house at lunchtime!

Weird being in a little strip mall, HOWEVER, pretty authentic Irish pub, with an American flare...has the little snugs, fireplace, taps. Service was great. Had a Reuben type sandwich, was good. Prices were good. ONLY reason for 4 stars was it was really bright, because after being in more authentic pubs than I can count, they are not brightly lit🤷‍♀️. UPDATE: We went back, it was very busy, everyone looked happy, SUCH GOOD service, this time just had a Guinness and left!!