The Neighber's

Friendly bar. They do well with the nurses and hospital crowd due to vicinity. The bartenders are pretty great, too. Great specials and yummy breakfast pizza. Top 10 bar for sure.

Stopped in for a quick drink and absolutely loved having Charlie as my bartender. She was super knowledgeable and made me a wonderful Moscow mule!

Ill give credit where its due I had issues the owner handled it. Bars has a good vibes. Looking to kick back with friends this spot will treat you right. Recently updated bathroom. Two pool tables, dart board, music MACHINE, get yourself a pitcher no better prices in town.

This was my first visit and I loved it! Reasonable prices and friendly staff. Stop in for a beer and relax! Worked for me!

Good drinks at a fair price, friendly patrons , and even friendlier service thanks to this wonderful, personable bubbly spirited bartender named Jenna . Deff will be a reg for happy hour as long as Jenna is behind the bar. !!

Great neighborhood bar! Adrianna was bartending when we were there, and she made our day! I assume she owns the place. Everyone loved her! Played the best music! She turned what was a normal Thursday into one of the best times I’ve had in my 30 years in Omaha!

Friendly clientele, upbeat atmosphere. Charlie will tell you the story about the name.

Great vibes, always fun and they definitely make the best green tea shots in town. If you have a day to drink a couple and relax come visit Adrianna and the rest of the staff for a great drink, a laugh and good times!

I've been going here since I was underage. Loved this place in the day. Tonight we walked in, there were three people at the bar. The bartender ignored us as we sat at the bar. When he finally came up to ask us a drink order, I asked is there a reason you were ignoring us? He didn't deny that he was ignoring us. I then said what is your issue with us-He just stared at me. He should not be working in a customer service position. If I was the bar owner-he'd be gone because 1) he's a punk 2) he's costing you customers which =less $$. I'll never be back nor will my friends and MANY family members.

Best coffee in town and josh dottie are awesome as well as the bartenders Enjoy the hosputlality

Sure, their may be no available streets,but come down the alley east of SADDLECREEK & LEAVENWORTH and you can get to NEIGHBERS ,as I did Friday for a couple pitchers and great conversations.Adrianna was working the bar always with a great smile and making sure your glass is full.Neighbers once again gets 5stars from me.

Awesome, love the bartenders that work here!! They make the best green tea shots!! Would definitely recommend to anyone!!

This place was actually nicer than I expected. They have a decent selection of beers and alcohol and reasonable prices. Good variety of TVs, pool tables and overall clean and cozy.

Jenna is the best tender around. The regulars are welcoming. Great atmosphere. You'll love it.

Jenna's the best!! She's very observant and is always making sure the bar is clean!!!!

Jenna is the best bartender in town! She makes everyone feel welcome and wears hilarious shirts!

Let me start by saying that Neighbers is a bar I'll be rating for daylight hours only. This is a bar many health care workers frequent after working night shifts. It's conveniently located near the Med Center, and it's also open early in the morning (around 0600). That being said, this isn't the kind of place I'd ever set foot in in the night. The inside of Neighbers can be described as a "dive." Even though there hasn't been smoking in bars now for a couple of years, you can still smell the scent of many years' worth of stale cigarettes, as they are forever ingrained in the walls of the bar. I doubt the decor has ever been changed. The bathrooms are downright scary and I try to avoid them. There is a newer deck area outside for smokers, although I sometimes sit out here because it's decently furnished and the air is somehow fresher than on the inside. Neighbers is a good place to chill in the morning after getting off work, and there are plenty of games to play within the bar. Pool, darts, Ms. Pac-Man, and even a claw machine. There's a jukebox in the back. On any given day, you may hear Creedence Clearwater Revival, Mary J. Blige, Flogging Molly, or Warren G., and possibly in that order! Neighbers has core set of regular patrons who are not health care workers. These are typical hardcore alcoholic types. Some of them are creepy. Some of them stay there for many hours at a time and drink themselves into oblivion on a daily basis. Fortunately, most of these people are nice, and if they act up at all, the bartenders keep them in check. The bartenders are not afraid to give someone the boot if they are being obnoxious. So far my review may make you cringe at the thought of coming to Neighbers, but now I'm getting to the good parts. The owner of Neighbers, Dottie, is hands down my favorite bartender of all time. I probably go to this bar about once a month or less. It doesn't matter how long it has been since I've been there because no matter what, if Dottie is working, she'll remember my name and know what I want to drink. She'll ask "Is this a bloody Mary day or a Mich Ultra day?" She knows that if I have the look of "it's been a long night" that it's a bloody Mary day. Dottie's mixed drinks are great ( she's very generous with the alcohol) and the prices are extremely cheap. I don't know where else in town I can get a good bloody Mary for about $4. On holidays and special occasions, Neighbers will sometimes have free food set up for people in the early morning as they get off work. The bar completely caters to health care workers, and they really appreciate our business. This is why I love Neighbers. However, like I mentioned previously, this is a bar where I wouldn't go after dark. While the crowd in the morning basically consists of the regulars and graveyard shift workers, the night crowd is a different bunch... I'll leave it at that. If you're a graveyard shift worker, this is a great little hole in the wall to have a drink after a long night.

How do you review a dive bar? Take everything I say with a grain of salt because I generally don't go for dive bars. And this is about as divey as they come... not like 'fun hipster divey' (homey inn) but actually divey (happy bar), for serious drinkers only during normal operation on a Saturday at midnight, I'd wager. We were there for a birthday party, so I can't imagine on a normal night there would be a large crowd of people eating cupcakes and cheesy blasters, lighting sparklers on the patio and playing the claw machine with a skull & crossbones on it. During this glorious evening, we were privy to the special 'watermelon drink' a concoction of who knows what, with copious alcohol masked by sweetness, served in a small pail that at one point I thought I'd be able to sling over my shoulder and carry like a handbag, while continuing to drink. I did not spill on myself, but did snag it on my arm in a panicked moment of impending spill... (it's that kind of place). The kind of place where cleaning products are sitting out a dirty bathroom floor (a Clorox bleach kitchen cleaner bottle with a duct tape label that says 'Windex'. The kind of place where mixed drinks are served in a bucket and cost $5. The kind of place where nobody knows your name, and you like it that way.

Jenna was amazing and gave great service. Will definitely be back to enjoy her company

Jenna is that girl she's absolutely great and we love her. definitely coming back to see her!

Perhaps the Friendliest dive bar in town. Two pool tables at .50 each. Drink specials every night. Open 6 am until 2 am.

jenna is the best mf bartender out there!! i'm been to so many bars around omaha and she's the funniest and most personable by far! i've spent too much of my money here

Decent dive, cheapest beer, cleanish glasses. All you would really ask for of a dive is here, good enough.

I really don't mind a dive bar... In fact, some days that's all what I want.. But this place is rowdy, to put it nicely. I don't think I'll return anytime soon. The bartender seemed under the influence of something and that's a no from me.

I knew if I were going to review The Neighber's, I'd have to dig hard and find resolve sacked away somewhere deep down inside my hedonistic soul. I've done all kinds of things at all hours from coast to coast with an appropriate mixture of pride and dread, but waking up early to drink before I'd normally eat breakfast is just not something I cotton to on the regular. Not everyone can manage to be up at the crack of dawn to crack a beer without the added whipcrack of collegial pre-game peer pressure. Sometimes being an adult working to serve a diverse community of imbibers means drinking outside one's comfort zone. It is safe to say that The Neighber's is a neighborhood bar nestled -- if not actually ensconced -- amid the eye-catching mid-century remains of Leavenworth Street proper between UNMC to the northeast and Saddle Creek to the West. It's an historic holdover from a more industrialized and broadly employed America, one that opened its doors at 6 a.m. to the overnight steel workers and kept on serving throughout the day. The Neighber's is hopping by 8 a.m. and again after 4 p.m. It's plentiful parking lot was tighter than a nun's coin purse by 9 a.m. on one recent Friday. The interior was also packed by some of America's greatest heroes: Nurses. Imagine having your Friday night festivities after a hard week of 12-hour shifts at 7:30 on a weekday morning. Sounds decadent if you work a 9 to 5 during daylight hours. Sounds really good if you've ever broken a sweat laboring in a smelting plant, driven over the road or saved lives all night while others slept. On my recent trip, I had a delicious Bloody Mary at the regular all day price of $5. That's pretty indicative of their prices. I'll not niggle with the details, but suffice it to say that the prices here are about as competitive as they can be. Use all that extra change to tip your bartenders. Tom, Leah and Barb got some of mine for their early morning gregariousness and general helpfulness. Games include pool, darts, keno and a claw machine. Snacks include chips, nuts, jerky, gum, cigarettes and pizza (yeah, even breakfast pizza). On tap they have Budweiser Bud Light Stella Artois Goose Island IPA Leinenkugel Summer Shandy and Pabst Blue Ribbon. Bottles and cans covered the gamut from PBR to IPA, mass produced to craft, Midwest to both coasts.   Happy Hours are Sunday from 6 a.m. to noon, Monday through Thursday 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. and include $2 Busch Light cans and bottles, $2.75 Budweiser cans and bottles, $3 well drinks, $7 domestic pictures and $12 craft pitchers. If you like small, close-knit, working-class, neighborhood bars full of attractive, hard-working nurses, then you should check out The Neighber's quickly and responsibly. You will regret nothing.

I live near this dump/dive, so I went here a couple times. It's dirty, stinky, and bass-ackwards. Their idea of a good import is Corona. Be careful if you stop in and you are not a regular. You may have to fight. It's like a wierd timewarp to Council Bluffs.

I don't often do review updates, but I've been here enough and enough has changed so that I probably should. I'm going to polish up my original review. Oh, Neighber's. Where to begin with you? First of all, I'm not positive, but I think the place was named after someone's last name, which would explain the spelling. At least, I'm pretty sure I've heard that during one of my drunken nights there. This bar... is unique. Sure, you may go there on a slow night and just sit around by yourself, wondering what you could have done differently in your life, and what it was you did to end up here - but that's any dive. This is my default, go-to bar, for whatever that's worth. Most of the bartenders are pleasant and chatty enough to keep things from being dull. The bar opens early - I wanna say at 6 AM. I think that's specifically for people coming off of graveyards, which is much appreciated after a long night at the office, though most of the people I've seen come in that early are nurses and the like from the hospital. It's also kinda neat to walk into a bar and see a bunch of people in scrubs downing beers. They've done some minor updating - new TVs, tables, chairs, etc., and the place feels a lot cleaner than it used to. Make no mistake, it's still a small neighborhood bar with that divey feel that 4 out of 5 doctors recommend. There's an ATM, though they now take cards as well. You've got your other standard perks: Keno, pool, darts, jukebox, and beer garden. The jukebox is just about always playing here, though I hate the new one because it's a pain in the ass to find the one-credit songs. The dart board is used much, much more than it was years ago, and like most of the other bar darts in Omaha, it's electronic (for any dart shooters reading this). Don't play the claw machine; Whoever runs that thing needs to tighten the claw big-time. The pool tables are easily the main attraction. There are plenty of nights in which the "quarters on the rail" system is abandoned in favor of the chalkboard, due to so many people wanting to play. On most nights, it's super easy to get a game going, and most of the regular shooters are friendly and easy to strike up conversations with. You may be a terrible player or a great shot, but nobody's going to judge you either way. My only gripe is that the tables are not as meticulously maintained as they used to be. They're not bad tables, mind you, they're simply not outstanding any longer. What really makes this bar, though is the diversity. You'll see everything from hard-up alcoholics and dopers to the occasional medical specialist and lawyer. It's not hard to find a good conversation or to even make a friend or two. Due to the location and the diversity, over the years I've seen fights, lots of bare tits, breakups, hookups, drama, forged friendships, and all kinds of stuff here. I've only started to think the place was getting dull once or twice, and right after, some random, weird, crazy thing will happen that keeps me interested. After moving back about a year ago, I can say that there isn't much craziness here any longer (which can be a good thing or a bad thing, depending on where you're at in life, and which medications you take). The trade-off is that the weeknights aren't as dead as they used to be, or as slow as many other bars in the area. As a guy that doesn't like being in a completely dead bar, I won't hesitate to swing by around 9 or 10 on a weeknight because there are usually people there, if not the random large crowd. This is definitely a place worth checking out once or twice - especially if you're looking for a regular joint to call home. After a few nights of drinking here, you'll have a few new bar buddies. The reviewers that gave low ratings should really go back and try it again. I doubt they'd believe it was the same bar. In summary, whether you're the shy type, a social butterfly, a pool player, or simply a people watcher, this bar has got a little of something for everyone, and there's definitely a good "neighborhood bar" vibe going on most of the time. On a good night, it's a great mixture of cozy and party, and I generally feel at home here.

We went on a dive bar crawl down Leavenworth St. for a joint birthday party on a Wednesday night. Having never been to Neighber's, I can't say I was surprised by what I found when I walked in. It's your typical dive bar. There were two guys in the whole place, both of which were sitting at the bar with their own individual pitchers. We got our beers and headed to the back where there was a pool table. It's cash-only in here, so come prepared. Also, the beer is cheap! The woman working the bar seemed friendly, as well. Not much more you can ask for here!

This is my new favorite bar. Great laid back atmosphere, kind staff and great prices. I don't know why anyone wouldn't want to come here.

If I could give this bar a zero, I would. My friend has a disability and we were denied service because the staff assumed my friend was too inebriated because she couldn't walk correctly.

Best bar in Omaha! Great prices, staff is super friendly. You'd be an idiot to pass this bar up

Trashy bar with no class. Spend five minutes inside & its no surprise they spelled "Neighbors" wrong.

The Neighber's Bar is owned & operated by the most awesome person in the world.. We love you, Dottie! The bar holds much character & it's a nice place where people of all backgrounds & ages can go to have a great time. Of course, the bar has an occassional 'Debbie Downer' like BOB G., who believes that being negative about EVERYTHING and talking trash will make up for whatever he is lacking in his pants. Maybe if his panties weren't so twisted, he'd be able to enjoy himself no matter what bar he is attending. And FYI- the owner purposely spelled "Neighbor's" incorrectly to attract patrons into the bar. It obviously got BOB G.'s attention.

great beef jerky. at one point had pickled eggs. one time when i was drinking here, on my way from the bar to the bathroom, i saw a woman in a bridal dress sobbing her eyes out. some day i'm going to exhume a corpse from the cemetery across the street and take him or her (it?) into the neighbers for a beer.

i have never written a yelp review, and i'm never going to write another. frankly, the whole thing strikes me as being pretty wimpy. but this is the neighbers were are talking about here. yea, the neighbErs. and they deserve it. so: i grew up near there, and was once in there with my buddy, brian. as we drank our pabst, we remarked upon the fact that they had the freshest jerky we'd ever had. they also have pickled eggs, which are plenty salty too. so when it came time for me to pee, i went to the back, past the crowd that had been there the whole time, which i'd managed more or less to block out. so i pass them, noticing that they're pretty dressed up. and right there, by the pool table, i see her. she's dressed in her wedding gown. she's got her head in her hands. and she's crying. sobbing, really. and i realize, as i'm taking my piss, that the crowd i'd passed was her wedding party. and none of them were offering her any comfort. and so she sobbed on her wedding day. utterly alone. and that's why i love, love, love the neighbers. that and the fact that i once knew a dude who dug up a corpse from the grave yard catty-corner from the bar one time. he took it to his halloween party. and no one knew.