Small town bar and grill located in Fort Calhoun. Like so many small town hang outs, this appears to be where the locals congregate. The interior is what you’d expect, dated and a little dingy, but usually pretty full, both your old guys putting back some beers(nothing fancy here, just basic Bud, Miller, PBR, etc.), and local families having a bite to eat. Staff has always been pretty friendly as well. Now on to the food. Nothing here is going to knock your socks off, but they have a pretty darn good burger, and pretty decent wings. Burgers are hand formed patties, and the wings breaded and large, with a single option of ‘hot’ for the sauce. A bit of spice, but nothing serious. Last time we were here the wings were a bit greasy, but usually they are pretty good. We opted for some waffle fries, and beware, the side order of fries is huge, easily big enough for two or three people. They also come with a side of that gas station yellow nacho cheese to dip them in. Who knows what it’s made of, but it is oddly addictive. Overall this is a decent place to grab a bite. I don’t know that I’d drive all the way across Omaha just to try it, but if you are nearby(or live in North O’), check it out. Pro Tip: Cash Only, or if you bring your grandparents, they can write a check :)
Kathy B.
Classificação do local: 1 Bennington, NE
Should be 0 stars but can’t post without a rating. Not good — first time — told find a place to sit — waited for a table to be cleaned off — waited for a waitress –got menus and drinks — waited over 30 minutes for food — waitress never came back to check on our drinks during that time. Had to go to bar to get refill and check when our food would be out. They said soon, saw our waitress making our food. Ordered grilled chicken salad– not much chicken for $ 8 and lukewarm. Didn’t stay to eat — paid full bill — they didn’t seem to sorry about the service. Will not be back. Only thing we got was smelling like fried food when we left. Bowl of cereal for supper.
Reid G.
Classificação do local: 5 Fort Calhoun, NE
The food are excellent! I really like their shrimp and onion rings! The service is excellent.
Kailen S.
Classificação do local: 5 Omaha, NE
Get the Idaho nachos!!!(I get it without jalepoenos) The burgers are amazing too. Sometimes it can be slow over lunch but the great food is worth it! Cash only, but they have an atm on site so it’s usually not a problem. Def one of my favourite lunch places near Fort Calhoun Station!
Lee A.
Classificação do local: 5 Fort Calhoun, NE
There are a lot of good wings out the but if you have not visited the Longhorn Bar in Fort Calhoun tis a pity. Huge hot wings that don’t make you wonder if a cornish game hen gave up it’s life. A dozen WILL fill you up. One flavor… Hot although you can get extra hot sauce. We have been enjoying them for years. We have found none better anywhere in Omaha area.
Matt M.
Classificação do local: 4 Omaha, NE
This place is total old school — and that my friends is a good thing. I love these kind of places. Everybody knows everybody and everyone is friendly — from the staff to the regulars. Now in all honesty the last review compared the burgers here to Stella’s, they are not even close. But with that being said the burger was very good, patty melt was great, fries were standard issue and onion rings were pretty darn good. The prices here seem almost too good to be true. The bartender/waitress was very nice. I would go back here anytime.
Audrey C.
Classificação do local: 4 Omaha, NE
I work in Ft. Calhoun and have eaten here once. The burger I had for lunch was incredible! The flavor, size and presentation is how a burger should be. I’m a purist when it comes to cheeseburgers, personally if you add ketchup to a burger, I just don’t think we can be friends… This burger might be better than the 3 places in Omaha known for their burgers: Stella’s, Dinker’s, and Louie M’s. The price was great too! I was with a group from work so I didn’t participate in any tasty nectar. From what I can tell it’s domestics all the way, and that’s ok because you are there for the bar food not for a pricey microbrew. Great little dive, and nice to get out of town to try some place new. Oh, and they have Keno too!
Holly B.
Classificação do local: 3 Blair, NE
So I have been here a couple times, and I take my brother for lunch. The waitress fixed him with a local girl who worked the Keno game nights… Although I can’t promise you a date, the burgers are good and the beer is Budweiser, Budweiser, Budweiser and Coors. Get over it.
Jonathan H.
Classificação do local: 3 Omaha, NE
Located in Fort Calhoun NE, the Longhorn isn’t one of those places I visit often just because of the location. When I do make it there, I always leave extremal satisfied and full. I have to admit, that this is one of the places that you might feel uncomfortable going into for fear of being stared at by the regulars. That may happen, but if you can get over it, the service and food will make up for it. The Longhorn is what you would call a «dive bar.» Old, a bit dingy here and there yes. Full of character, absolutely. Ancient chairs, stools, and posters litter the floors and walls. It just adds to the charm. Food: This is one of those places that isn’t trying to impress with fancy food. You go there to get some old fashioned bar food. Burgers, chicken, fried everything etc… The hot wings are a great bargain(for those of you who like hot wings.) $ 6.95 for 10 – 12 wings. They are breaded,(which makes them memorable) fried, and tossed in wings sauce that is just spicy enough. No paying for a side of ranch here… They just hand you a whole squeeze bottle full. Other notable items include the broasted chicken, broasted potato wedges, and believe it or not, the French Dip Sandwich. Like I said before, don’t think fancy,(or fresh/homemade in most cases) think Good. Bar: One beer on tap(sad…) Coors Light. They also carry you normal domestics in bottles and a spattering of cans. Beyond the beer, there is a full bar to satisfy your thirst. Prices: Extremely reasonable. You get WAY more food and drink for your dollar than you would at a place in Omaha. 2 drinks, an appetizer, and 2 entrees can easily be under $ 25. Skip the appetizer and you are well under $ 20. Tips: Parking is out front, on the side or out back. I would go with out back. Use the back door, hang a right, and you have just entered like you are a regular. THEYDONOTTAKECREDITCARD!!! Cash or check only. The nearest ATM is across the street. Larger tables can be put together for bigger parties. Just get there before the dinner rush and you won’t have an issue. Longhorn. Do it!