Full House

This place gets a bad rep in benson, and After hearing people talk shit about it for years, we finally went in one night just to see what it was all about, and we ended up having a blast. We also Ended up going back the following weekend. You gotta be ready for an adventure at this place. I would probably end my night there, not start out there. And you have to like (or at least be able to tolerate) karaōke. This place is serious about their karaōke. They have a stage for you to climb up and sing on and everything! But the audience is super kind, and everybody sings along, and there is a verrrryyyyy diverse crowd. Lots of old people, and bikers. but they have always been cool to me. Even when i sang Prince. I drank vodka sodas all night, and did shots, and my tab was like $ 13. So there’s that. Just watch where you park! The towing there is no joke. Read street signs carefully.

Woo woo loves the Fullhouse bar the people there are amazing I have had many many good times there and i hope to have many more in the years to come peace

Should have left this review a long time ago. Don’t worry about going here, many better options in benson.

A mecca among some of the best dive bars I’ve been to! I love how friendly the people are here and the karaōke on prime weekend nights rocks with a large book of tunes! Try out the fried food, I did and it was greasy and delicious. Reminiscent of the breaded mushrooms and cheese balls that are still a staple in my small home town café/​diner. They’ve got shuffle board and pool, darts and pull tabs, and some amazing people watching! Make sure and stay after the karaōke ends once to see the locals bust a move or join in! No one is judging! Not one angry one in the bunch but a few drinking away their sorrows with a bucket of cold ones. Some say its deemed «the construction bar,» since it is full of hard working people looking to have a good time! I’d join them again! Yee-​haw!

This is my favorite bar in Omaha. LOVE the karaōke. The crowd is always eclectic. Hipsters, hot moms, blue collar folks, people who can actually sing. It takes all kinds.

This bar is horrible they proffitoer on getting cars towed out of there lot even if you are a customer and continue on to other bars. They are erroding the continuity of Benson as an up and coming place to hang out in Omaha by being the equivillant to parking Gestapo. Other business allow you to park in their areas and do not have secret underhanded deals with towing companys to profateer of parking. Yes this may be a good dive bar with good prices however when you partcicpate in these shady underhanded paractices you have erroded you’re ethics as a legit business and have earned you’re 1 star rating proudly.

Wife and I were Christmas shopping and decided to take a break and have a drink. My wife wanted a Guiness and the lady tending bar went and found some in the basement I think. I drank some cheap tastey american lager. Anyways everyone was friendly and we sat with A long white bearded fellow at the bar and then his buddy came in. Not sure but I think the friend maybe was an owner or something, Talked football and had some good conversation and they ended up talking us into staying a little while longer and they bought us a couple more beers. Had some wings that were reasonably priced. Honestly this is the kind of bar I wish I had down the street from my home. I plan to make it back and my wife says she wants to go up and watch a husker game there. Great, neighborhood tavern.

Scum of the earth here. Do yourself a favor and avoid this place at all costs. Flushing your money down the toilet would be a more productive use for it than spending it here.

Yeah its a dive. so what! i love dive bars. the bartender was a friendly guy, the people there were friendly. its probably been there a million years. I dont know why more people dont hang out there, and instead spend their money at the expensive bars in the area. definitely worth checking out. inexpensive!

My buddy and I were taking a week traveling through Nebraska looking for interesting bars, our journey brought us to Full House.
We’d read for various online reviews warnings about parking so we parked on the street a block south.
This was a really good neighborhood dive bar. It was an inviting, relaxing environment and the people were friendly. Drinks were inexpensive, too.
This was our 81^st bar on this weeklong trip, yet it was the first place where someone asked me what I was doing when I started taking pictures. No matter, they were cool with it once I explained what we were doing. :)

The Full House lounge is home to many characters. It is a wonderful place to have an original experience that is safe, as I have never felt insulted or judged by the dedicated regulars. My friends and I are young and hip, but for some reason we bypass the other Benson stops every Friday for a little Full House Fridays. The place is a time capsule, representing a different time. Don’t park in the lot across the street unless you grab a «VIP» sticker from the silver-​bearded man at the bar.

If you go to some trendy bar in the Old Market or out in West Omaha, you’re going to see tons of pretentiousness. If you go to the Full House Bar, you won’t see an ounce of it. You gotta love that.
If you’re into Karaōke, you won’t have to be nervous about being the worst singer of the night. I’ve seen some abysmal singing there, so odds are that there will be someone worse than you. The DJ practices «if you can’t say something nice, don’t say anything at all», so you’re going to get a good review no matter how crappy you might actually be. That’s just good old Midwestern manners! You don’t find that on the coasts, I’ll bet.

The Full House is not a bar themed after the 1980s sitcom of the same name, which starred John Stamos and Bog Saget. Initially, I was disappointed about that, but there are a lot of positive things about the bar once you get past the fact that there’s no sign of the Olsen twins.
Karaōke here is the way it used to be before American Idol ruined it for everyone. Drunk people singing bad, bad songs very badly, which is I think what the literal translation of karaōke means in English. The drinks are always reasonably priced, and the crowd is refreshingly diverse (for Omaha). The final stop on the famed «Benson Bar Crawl».