sean o'casey's irish pub

stopped in her for lunch on a tuesday in november.

located in the northeast quadrant of the 144th & center intersection next to westlake ace hardware's parking lot. if you seem to remember them being elsewhere it's because they were previously located at 108th & q.

i ordered the 1/2 pound burger with fries. the burger patty was burnt. it wasn't burnt and dried out all the way through, but the outside of the patty was charred and not in that yummy flame-broiled sort of way, but in that "oops, the grill was turned too hot" sort of way. overall, a rather average burger. fries were steak fries and i'm not a particular big fan of that cut of fries. i requested them extra crispy and they did comply with that request.

the other two guys in my dining party ordered the outrageous nachos and the pork tenderloin with sweet potato fries. the nachos were good, but he was disappointed that they used canned/pickled jalapeños instead of fresh jalapeños. the pork tenderloin seemed to be the star of the show. he loved it and also thought the crinkle-cut sweet potato fries were very good too.

service was attentive and friendly, but i really didn't get the vibe that the waitress really enjoyed what she did. she sort of had that friendly but burnt-out vibe you get from some older waitresses.

overall, a nice place inside. certainly has a niceirishpub feel to the place. i've not been here for happy hour or to drink at night, so i cannot comment on their bar scene, but as a lunch destination it's mostly just okay.

yummy! daughter and i wen.... yummy!

daughter and i went to dinner here on a saturday night -- it wasn't as busy as i imagined. the food was great (especially theirishstew) and service was good. recommend.

good food, average ambience. 3 for lunch on a friday. best thing anyone had was myirishstew in a bread bowl.
this was very good. the stew was savory- didn't taste like dinty moore-- well seasoned with tender meat and veggies. the bread bowl itself was really good... and after being soaked in the stew, it was so delicious i could not leave any on my plate.
the smithwick's was good... if i were in the area i'd seriously consider coming back for the food.

the atmosphere, though, was not terribly "irish." a remodeled mexican restaurant.

the food was very good... i would like them to add a wooden bar and brass bar fixtures.

grand reopening. sean o'casey's pub is having their grand reopening on tuesday, july 23, 2013 at their new location 2523 s. 140 ave in the oakview area. same great menu, same great prices and same friendly staff. the only thing different is the pub itself which is much nicer than the old one. they did an awesome job of converting a former mexican restaurant into anirishpub.


-----25 apr, 2013-----

moving. best pub food in omaha! be sure to visit the new location at 2523 so. 140th ave (the former baja grill). keep checking...they should be reopened in about 4 weeks.

solid lunch or dinner option. after visiting a half dozen times in the past year i've come to the conclusion that sean o'caseys puts out consistently above average pub food and is a good option for lunch or dinner any day of the week. they have a great beer selection so it works well as both a food or drinking destination. food specials are a good value. 45 cent wings on monday. new york strip special on tuesday, and corned beef and cabbage on thursday. wings are good, the double decker rueben or fish and chips, excellent. the breaded cod comes out perfectly cooked and crispy. also really enjoyed the home made tartar sauce. other interesting menu items i'm looking forward to trying are theirishclub sandwich and the the prok chops braised in bass ale. check out the menu on their website. plenty of interesting items.


-----27 dec, 2011-----

good lunch. stopped by for the first time today just for something different. had the $7.99 steak special with salad and baked potato. excellent value. juicy steak, about 8 oz of ny strip. food came out fast, service was excellent. cozy place. i will be back to try the other specials.

theirishstew is both delicious and filling.


-----04 jan, 2011-----

a nice alternative. sean o'casey's pub offers a relaxing atmosphere, halfway between bar and restaurant. there are over a dozen beers on tap, mostly european, which is a nice touch. the menu is long on sandwiches and lighter fare, but they also have a decent selection of dinner items, including theirishstew, which is served inside a bread bowl. sandwiches are large and filling. i have had better food at other pubs, but nothing really was not to my liking. oh, and it is really hard to beat the prices. almost nothing is over $10.
this is a nice alternative to both the quick casual and the sit down restaurants.

sean o'casey's is anirishpub and restaurant that does not try to go over the top with glam and glitter. there are no in-your-face gimmicky waiters or waitresses, or thumping music that makes your ears bleed. they just do what they do best which is servi