Clancy's Pub Pizza & Grill

Clancy’s is a neighborhood institution whose history the business traces to 1977, when its first Omaha location opened. The current city branch is at 168th Street and Center in the western metro area; the company also operates another location in Scottsdale, Arizona. That history helps explain the present mix: it keeps the Irish-pub label while also serving casual food, sports viewers, and groups.

The offer is broader than an exclusively Irish menu. The current menu combines burgers and pizza with wings, pub plates, and Irish nachos for sharing; the events page promotes occasions such as St. Patrick’s Day, and the site provides a party-space inquiry form. It suits guests looking for screens, filling food, and a table for a get-together more than a formal dining room. Check the current menu for prices, since daily specials change.

Maps reviews for the 168th Street location mention bar service, wings, screens, and group events. That fits a sports-pub identity: it can work for a game, a birthday gathering, or a straightforward dinner. Google’s listing marks the entrance accessible; the business publishes broad daily hours and a direct phone number. For a celebration, the site advises asking about space in advance, while a regular visit can be planned around the posted menu and events.

The pub is not in the historic Old Market district; it sits in a commercial area on Omaha’s western edge, so distance matters. Metro Transit provides a route planner, while drivers should confirm arrival and parking when planning an event because the reviewed page does not specify a lot. Clancy’s is most relevant to the west side and to groups who value sports, pizza, burgers, and a relaxed setting.