Brazen Head Irish Pub

Brazen Head describes itself as a locally owned Omaha pub operating since 1998. According to the business’s history, its bar was designed in Dublin, built in Wexford, and shipped across the Atlantic to Tower Plaza. That origin is part of the room’s identity, but the offer is geared to an ordinary evening in west Omaha: sit down for a meal, choose a draft beer, and stay for conversation without turning the visit into a staged version of Ireland.

The menu centers on pub plates with Irish references: fish and chips is listed with beer-battered cod and fries, boxty comes filled, and bangers and mash pairs sausages with potatoes and gravy. There is also baked onion soup, burgers, and other choices. The published menu gives prices for some dishes, including fish and chips, so guests can estimate a meal before arriving; prices and specials may change, so check the current menu.

Maps reviews for this address mention the homemade soup, boxty, Reuben sandwich, food, and game-watching atmosphere. The listing marks the entrance accessible, and the official site says free parking is available in front, useful details for groups and drivers. The pub also advertises 18 draft beers, a standing Irish-whiskey selection, and a calendar of events; parties of eight or more are asked to call ahead.

The address sits on 78th Street northwest of downtown, outside the Old Market’s compact pedestrian core; the two should not be treated as one walkable outing. Metro Transit offers a route planner, though the best connection depends on starting point and time. Brazen Head is a practical choice for a full pub dinner, a group gathering, or a game night with food and drinks. The imported bar adds a distinctive backstory, while the kitchen and group options make the pub useful for everyday visits.