The Green (Rooftop Bar) is a rooftop bar in Old Market, Omaha.
Editorially verified June 26, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Address: 209 N 16th St, Omaha, NE 68102
The Berry and Rye operates from a Prohibition-era basement beneath a Howard Street address, with unmarked exterior entry, rotary-phone reservation requests, and a craft cocktail list built around pre-Prohibition recipes and seasonal Nebraska ingredients.
Crescent Moon is Omaha's most democratic late-night bar, a corner dive on the edge of the Old Market that stays open until 1am every day with over 200 beers on its menu and the city's most argued-over Reuben sandwich.
The Berry and Rye operates from a Prohibition-era basement beneath a Howard Street address, with unmarked exterior entry, rotary-phone reservation requests, and a craft cocktail list built around pre-Prohibition recipes and seasonal Nebraska ingredients.
The Othership on Maple Street in Benson is one of Omaha's most welcoming LGBTQ+ bar spaces, with a queer-friendly cocktail and beer program, regular themed nights, and a Benson community focus.
Gillan's Village Inn on North 56th Street is Omaha's longest-running LGBTQ+ bar, with a neighborhood dive bar format, daily programming including karaoke and trivia, and a welcoming crowd that has defined Omaha's queer bar scene for decades.
Nite Owl in Benson plays a curated vinyl programme alongside its diner menu, making it the closest thing Omaha has to a dedicated listening bar in a neighbourhood that takes its music seriously.
Crescent Moon is Omaha's most democratic late-night bar, a corner dive on the edge of the Old Market that stays open until 1am every day with over 200 beers on its menu and the city's most argued-over Reuben sandwich.
Dundee Dell on Underwood Avenue carries one of the largest Scotch whisky selections in Nebraska alongside a full Irish pub food menu that runs until 1am, in a wood-paneled room that has been the Dundee neighborhood's anchor bar since 1934.
