Fowling Warehouse Omaha

Mark was incredibly helpful with helping me organize our family night at Fowling Warehouse Omaha! My family includes four kids ages 20 to 24, their plus ones, my husband, my mom, and me. We would definitely go again!

Went with my two kids who live in Omaha and we had the best time together. Thank you for a fun evening!

A terrific venue for business networking, team building, socializing & a unique fun experience. Our group was warmly welcomed and treated generously with first class service far beyond expectations. Highly recommend Fowling Warehouse!

Update. Deletes reviews on FB that are a 1-star and then blocks the poster. Seems to lack integrity? This review is about the owner of the venue and how incredibly rude he was today. (Ironically, this was our first time to visit and we were there for the indoor farmers market because I believe in supporting local business.) I took my two Boston Terrier's with as I have to other markets. Upon arrival, I was sure to check the door and any other place a sign may be posted for no dogs aloud just as if a facility might also post no weapons aloud. You had neither. I attended the market and bought a few items from local vendors. Many people took pictures of my 2 Bostons, pet them and even posted the dogs on their own social media. The dogs were both well behaved and did not create any problems. Following making purchases, I asked my son who was with me to sit down and have something cold to drink, and to take in all there was to do for a future visit. I approached the bar and purchased water, lemonade and tea. The man who served me was the owner. I chatted with him, talked about the name of the venue, and paid. He asked me how I heard about it and I said from Facebook Marketplace for the Farmers Marker. (He was neither welcoming or friendly but not overtly rude either. Flat is the best description. No problem there.) A few minutes later, he walked by and I said to him that the venue name play on words sunk in with me a little better and I was about to compliment the cleverness and he abruptly says: Are those service dogs? I said no. I'm sorry. I did not see a sign on the door. He defensively said there's TOO MANY ISSUES or the door would be plastered. Really? Too many issues. That's your opinion about your customers? He was within his right to prohibit dogs. 100%. No argument there. However, because dogs are acceptable at many places, it would be appropriate to post your preference especially because I made an effort to see if you had one about the subject. Since no weapons sign posted, I guess I can bring one of those too given carry-conceal laws? I don't understand why you were so incredibly rude. I even apologized and tried to explain. Dollars are votes. I'll advocate to everyone I know not to spend their dollars with you because you lack courtesy, kindness, common sense and customer etiquette. Going farther, I spoke to an employee upon entering about accessing the market as it was my first time there. She did not say a word about our 2 Boston Terriers and rather politely told me how to access. I also made eye contact more than once with a bartender at the back of the venue where the market was held who also said nothing. My son pointed out to you that apparently dogs ARE an issue because you brought it up and you should post a sign to prevent future issues... and your response was to tell us to leave? Your attention to manners and lack of customer care identify arrogance. We were paying customers and would've come back to patronize your establishment and bring friends as I'd never heard of your establishment until I saw the market advertised. Looks fun. Too bad. You behaved like a jerk and it was not necessary. Based on other reviews I've read about you, this is not a new development. Your time in business will be short with the current attitude and demeanor toward people, paying customers, in general, that you obviously possess. At Costco, Walmart, Home Depot, Lowe's and many other businesses, dogs are allowed. Many businesses who specifically aren't down for it post no dogs allowed. I don't take them everywhere but your building is a warehouse hosting a farmers market, not a 5-star Hilton who, by the way, allows dogs. I'd totally respected preference but your way of communicating was off the charts and unacceptable.

I had my birthday party at the Fowling Warehouse in Omaha, and it was such a great experience! The staff was super accommodating and made everything easy and stress-free. They had tables and chairs set up for us with tablecloths already in place — a really nice touch that made the space feel special right away. One of the best parts is that you can bring in your own food, which gave us a lot of flexibility. (Just note: drinks need to be purchased from their bar, which worked out great for us.) We were even able to put up a slideshow, which made the celebration feel even more personal. We reserved a few lanes of fowling, and everyone loved it! It's such a fun and unique game — the perfect mix of football and bowling. A bunch of folks also played bocce ball, so there was plenty to keep everyone entertained. If you're looking for a fun, laid-back place to host a party or event, I highly recommend Fowling Warehouse. Great vibes, helpful staff, and a super fun time had by all! 🎉🎯🍻

It is a great overall experience. Enjoyable and unique game that can be enjoyed by all ages. It’s a very spacious building that can accommodate large groups and families. You can bring any outside food to enjoy while playing, and has a full size bar that offers a range of both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. Staff is also very welcoming and helpful. We came on a week night and it was quite empty, but that also made for a great time!

July 30: Booked a party over the phone, couldn’t figure out how to give us the rate that was offered to us so said just show up and pay then August 17: showed up, didn’t have us on the books. Employee who worked with us initially was very kind but stressed because incredibly under staffed. I offered to bring our pitchers to the bar for refills and gave lots of patience/time flexibility on service. At one point at the bar, I introduced myself to the owner, Mark. He was off putting and rude. Other parents noted the same thing. With under 30 minutes of the party (2 hour party at $400), I passed Mark on way back from restroom. Bright red face - he raised his voice as me and said ‘You gotta get those kids under control’. Prior to, I stepped in a few times with the kids to enforce rules. Eventually they got bored with the basic game and made up their own game while following the rules. Mark proceeded to follow me back to our site (first time he had ever been in our area) the whole event. I gathered kids (12-13 year olds) and gave a reminder. He added ‘if you don’t follow the rules you will sit’. Mind you, he had a family event happening at the same time with same behaviors (ie running, etc) but were not reprimanded for. Ya’ll gonna put yourself out of business if that’s the way to treat customers and kids. It’s bad when the customer has been customer service than the owner.

This was way harder than I thought, and was a fantastic challenge. The staff were happy and laughing, they explained it well, and we had a lot of fun.

We brought a large work group in for an event and we had a marvelous time! I worked with Mark to make arrangements for our group of about 75 people. He made it easy for us to reserve lanes and tables, and set up a drink ticket system. We were able to bring in our own food, which was really nice, but I know they can handle catering if needed. Planning large group events can be daunting, but I truly appreciated how simple and straightforward it was to organize here.

July 30: Booked a party over the phone, couldn't figure out how to give us the rate that was offered to us so said just show up and pay then August 17: showed up, didn't have us on the books. Employee who worked with us initially was very kind but stressed because incredibly under staffed. I offered to bring our pitchers to the bar for refills and gave lots of patience/time flexibility on service. At one point at the bar, I introduced myself to the owner, Mark. He was off putting and rude. Other parents noted the same thing. With under 30 minutes of the party (2 hour party at $400), I passed Mark on way back from restroom. Bright red face - he raised his voice as me and said 'You gotta get those kids under control'. Prior to, I stepped in a few times with the kids to enforce rules. Eventually they got bored with the basic game and made up their own game while following the rules. Mark proceeded to follow me back to our site (first time he had ever been in our area) the whole event. I gathered kids (12-13 year olds) and gave a reminder. He added 'if you don't follow the rules you will sit'. Mind you, he had a family event happening at the same time with same behaviors (ie running, etc) but were not reprimanded for. Ya'll gonna put yourself out of business if that's the way to treat customers and kids. It's bad when the customer has been customer service than the owner.

We came here for my dad's birthday and had so much fun! Fowling is like a wild mix of cornhole and bowling, but with footballs...I know crazy! The staff made it super easy to learn and we were hooked in no time. They also have other fun games like cornhole and giant Jenga plus a bar with great drinks. I got the fowling fizz and it was delicious. It was pretty quiet for a Saturday night, but they're still new. This spot is perfect for birthdays, group outings or just trying something fun and different. I highly recommend trying it out!

Was there Saturday for a friends (adult) birthday. Fun concept, great service, good prices. The only complaint is the group of kids who were running around and screaming, while the parents did absolutely nothing. From what I could tell, any negative reviews towards the employees are not justified.

Indoor fun Totally different game Great stocked bars Tons of tv You can bring in your own food

I attended for a friend's birthday party on 1/31/25. Fowling itself was a lot of fun, atmosphere was nice. Drink service was a little slow at times but the staff were largely kind and responsive. Members of our party popped a couple of balloons that had some paper in them over in the reserved area we had. We offered to clean up the minimal mess, but the staff in the area told us not to worry about it. Someone claiming to be the owner, however, called a half hour later and lied to the person whose birthday we were celebrating, telling him his card had been declined for his tab. The customer responded that there was no reason for this to occur because the account had well over his tab's amount in it. The owner then told him that he was charging him another $100 for the mess that was left behind, and when the customer tried to explain what all had happened, the owner began cursing and yelling at him, saying he and his entire party were banned for life. He hung up on the customer two separate times during attempted resolution. Whoever the staff was this morning was very kind and got everything ironed out--for the correct amount--when the customer called back today, but there is no excuse for the way the owner handled the situation.

I'm sorry. I would not waste your time on their pizza. This is a cheese pizza, the toppings are even ripped off the top. For $15. Took a long time to cook. It honestly looks like a Tostitos pizza ‍. I will never again. If I was the establishment I would absolutely find some better quality pizza to serve.

This review is about the owner or franchise owner of the venue and how incredibly rude he was today. (Ironically, this was our first time to visit and we were there for the indoor farmers market because I believe in supporting local business.) I took my two Boston Terrier's with as I have to other markets. Upon arrival, I was sure to check the door and any other place a sign may be posted for no dogs aloud just as if a facility might also post no weapons aloud. You had neither. I attended the market and bought a few items from local vendors. Many people took pictures of my 2 Bostons, pet them and even posted the dogs on their own social media. The dogs were both well behaved and did not create any problems. Following making purchases, I asked my son who was with me to sit down and have something cold to drink, and to take in all there was to do for a future visit. I approached the bar and purchased water, lemonade and tea. The man who served me was the owner. I chatted with him, talked about the name of the venue, and paid. He asked me how I heard about it and I said from Facebook Marketplace for the Farmers Marker. (He was neither welcoming or friendly but not overtly rude either. Flat is the best description. No problem there.) A few minutes later, he walked by and I said to him that the venue name play on words sunk in with me a little better and I was about to compliment the cleverness and he abruptly says: Are those service dogs? I said no. I'm sorry. I did not see a sign on the door. He defensively said there's TOO MANY ISSUES or the door would be plastered. Really? Too many issues. That's your opinion about your customers? He was within his right to prohibit dogs. 100%. No argument there. However, because dogs are acceptable at many places, it would be appropriate to post your preference especially because I made an effort to see if you had one about the subject. Since no weapons sign posted, I guess I can bring one of those too given carry-conceal laws? I don't understand why you were so incredibly rude. I even apologized and tried to explain. Dollars are votes. I'll advocate to everyone I know not to spend their dollars with you because you lack courtesy, kindness, common sense and customer etiquette. Going farther, I spoke to an employee upon entering about accessing the market as it was my first time there. She did not say a word about our 2 Boston Terriers and rather politely told me how to access. I also made eye contact more than once with a bartender at the back of the venue where the market was held who also said nothing. My son pointed out to you that apparently dogs ARE an issue because you brought it up and you should post a sign to prevent future issues... and your response was to tell us to leave? Your attention to manners and lack of customer care identify arrogance. We were paying customers and would've come back to patronize your establishment and bring friends as I'd never heard of your establishment until I saw the market advertised. Looks fun. Too bad. You behaved like a jerk and it was not necessary. Based on other reviews I've read about you, this is not a new development. Your time in business will be short with the current attitude and demeanor toward people, paying customers, in general, that you obviously possess. At Costco, Walmart, Home Depot, Lowe's and many other businesses, dogs are allowed. Many businesses who specifically aren't down for it post no dogs allowed. I don't take them everywhere but your building is a warehouse hosting a farmers market, not a 5-star Hilton who, by the way, allows dogs. I'd totally respected preference but your way of communicating was off the charts and unacceptable. AND you don't like any one star review on FB so you block the reviewer to conceal it. Epic! Reinforces your bad character.