DJ’s Dugout

We had the nachos and the wings … The nachos. The best eeeever so yummy! The service was pretty good also. I would suggest making a trip there for sports, keno and some good food

Atmosphere is perfect for a sports bar! Beer was very cold — that’s important! Food was just ok, but plan to return again soon.

Bad choice when friend ordered chicken philly, and fries weren’t awesome, needed some salt maybe. Be was advertised incorrectly by waitress and Long Beach (cranberry Long Island) wasn’t very good. I had dinner earlier so I was okay w/​coming here. Probably good for bar food though. The food’s overpriced for what it is.

The sweet potato fries were crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside. Kudos to the chef.

I have been a DJ’s customer for years and was very excited when they finally moved into a much larger location. If you’re looking for a place to watch a game this is definitely your spot.
I do appreciate the wide variety of games they have playing at any given time, I know that wherever I sit I can see the game I want to watch. I also love the fact that their is an abundance in seating, I have never been without a table/​seat in all the years I’ve been coming here.
The service is pretty hit or miss. One time my party sat for over an hour waiting on our order while watching other tables who ordered after us receive their food; only to find out our order never got put in. The server did not take responsibility and did not offer an apology. There are a few servers who have been there for years and I know that when I sit in their sections I will receive great service, Mel is one of those severs.
Another disappointment is the ever changing menu. Numerous times my fiancé and I have come in to find out our favorite items are no longer available and prices have increased.
Overall, it’s one of the best sports bars in the area with TV in every nook and cranny, decent menu items, and nice daily drink/​food specials.

It’s been quite a while since I’ve eaten here but my chicken wing addiction began at this place.
They have some delicious wings, period. The flavors are interesting but not weird and they have different flavor a sometimes.
Hands down, my favorite sports bar anywhere.

One of the best sports bars in the area. Tried many things in their menu and it was all very delicious. Their super bowl nachos is my usual go to item. Their hot wings are also a favorite with meaty wings and great sauce. Burgers are a above average with fresh toppings but they have other items that are a lot better. Service has been awesome every time except once so I can’t complain. They have TVs everywhere with all sorts of different games so you are always entertained.

Best chicken salad sandwich I’ve ever had! And their sweet potato fries are incredible! The staff is friendly and the prices are right!

After a ball game the team and parents decided to go to DJ’s dugout for a celebratory dinner. My wife ordered Nachos, I had their southwestern melt and the kids had the chicken fingers meal. The chicken fingers were nice sized portions and the french fries were crispy and lightly salted with their own blend of spices. Not bad. My wife had a heaping plate of Nachos, which were doused with cheese, meat and jalapeños. Good but soggy most of the chips could not stand up to the cheese. I had their melt which was good. Food overall from a quality and quantity were good for the price. Service was good with friendly waitresses. Lots of TV’s. It was Saturday night so the place was packed and it looks like they were having a class reunion. I am usually not a fan of sports bars but this one was OK in my opinion. Food was good, price was good, service was good, atmosphere was what dragged down the rating from my perspective. Overall, I would give it an OK.

My wife and I went here a couple weeks ago to eat lunch with some of her co-​workers. It was pretty packed, but easy to find a seat. the place is pretty big with nice, big TV’s everywhere you look. It would be a great spot to watch some football.
I ordered their special of the day, Prime Rib sandwich and fries for $ 7.99. The sandwich was good. It could have used some seasoning and a little more meat. The fries were amazing, almost double coated or something.
Overall, I would definitely go back and try something else. By looking at everyone else’s plates, there appeared to be many tasty sandwiches to try.

It was pretty good. Waitress was nice. Price was decent. Much less than impressed with my Reuben sandwich it had too much thousand island

Service was lousy. Sandwiches came out wrong. Club sandwich oozed mayo out of every layer. Chili was served cold.

so far I’ve tried the superbowl nacho’s and the salads. I know that the taco salad isn’t really a diet thing but, it sure is good! As for the nacho’s well you just need to try them for yourself!!! I come here everytime I’m in Omaha.

This IMO is their best location I live 5 min from the downtown spot but would rather come here great food and best friendly and attentive staff dis has the best nachos that I have found

Service is hit or miss, but the atmosphere is great! Good food, great hang out place… always have to stop here whenever I come back to Bellevue!

DJ’s Dugout used to be in the northeast corner of the 25^th & Cornhusker intersection. It was originally a sports bar named Scorecard and then it became DJ’s Dugout. It’s always been a very popular sports bar. They moved a little bit further to the east and to the south side of Cornhusker road into a much larger and more modern facility. If you’re having trouble finding them, then note that they’re sort of hidden behind NAPA Auto Parts and Don & Millie’s.
Food is okay. It’s good «bar & grill» food. It’s what you would expect. Burgers, sandwiches, chicken wings, etc. Nothing stellar, but solid fare at a decent price. They have very good specials (for example, Monday is half-​priced burger night).
Service is friendly. Sometimes you can wait a bit for your waitperson, but that seems to be the norm in most sports bars.
Poor craft beer selection here. I see a growing trend where bars offer «craft beer» selections that are produced by mega breweries (Anheuser-​Busch InBev, SABMiller, Molson Coors Brewing Co, et al). They simply slap a different label on it, but the fine print on the back (or a Google search) usually gives it away. I really don’t feel that is in keeping with most beer aficionados idea of what true craft beer is. Still, people drink their Shock Top, Blue Moon, and Goose Island and think they’re drinking true craft beer.
I don’t care for the Keno. It attracts a riff-​raff crowds of gambling addicts and their calling out of the numbers over the PA system is loud and obnoxious. I’m not a gambling hater by any means, but few things turn a bar into trash faster than having Keno.
Overall, it’s a very nice facility. Clean, well-​maintained, and a great venue for watching sports while drinking domestic beer with your friends and eating okay food (which probably tastes better and better as you drink more and more).

My first experience here was for an end-​of-​the-​year school luncheon. We were only given a choice of 5 – 6 items all around $ 10. I chose the chef salad knowing I’d cave for the yummy chicken bacon ranch sandwich.
The parking lot is huge, the staff was attentive, but the chef salad might as well have been a house salad with some added fixin’s. It was soooo tiny for almost $ 9. I’d come back in order to try something else, but for now, I am disappointed with the salad portion. Everyone else’s food looked mighty yummy though.

Food is good. Atmosphere is good. Waiting 20min to get our bill and more to pay it while getting another waitress to take it to our waitress is not good. Service started out better than it had been, but went downhill after our drinks & food.

I really missed the old location of the DJ’s in Bellevue… it was a great bar to hangout (and carried craft beer on tap). I really didn’t like the new DJ’s in Bellevue… it was a massive SPORTS BAR. (Duh… that’s what is supposed to be!) It’s just a sports bar… and I’ve grown to be ok with that. This is a great place to watch sports. TVs everywhere. Not a bad seat in the house. Food and drink specials are very good.
I think the sandwiches and wings are their best options. Solid «B rating» for the wings. I wouldn’t seek this place out to eat but if you are here for sports the food is good enough.
Service is generally good if not great. If you get stuck in the «overflow room» (Piano Bar Room) the service can suffer.
DJ’s can get crazy busy for Husker football games. Not my scene. But I like coming here from pro football or college basketball.
If you are looking for a true blue sports bar. Come here.

I haven’t been to DJ’s in Bellevue for awhile, but was surprised to see that they moved acrossed the street. So much better! The new DJ’s is MUCH larger than the old, and now has up to date tables and chairs. Nice area outside to sit… one area in back of the building even overlooks a farm field… very nice and is where we chose to sit! It was a Friday night so they were fairly busy, but the waitress came outside to take our order quickly, and food arrived quickly. Their food isn’t over the top, but usually pretty good. I ordered the prime dip sandwich and that was juicy and tasty. Definitley an improvement from their last location!