DJ's Dugout Miracle Hills

If you are an Omaha native you are likely familiar with Djs. DJs is a great place to go to watch sports, many TVs, menu selection pretty typical for a sports bar, but I am rarely disappointed in my experience. We stopped in for lunch, got the daily special, prime rib sandwich with 'all three' and an order of nachos.The sandwich was good, I appreciate the fact that they use Swiss cheese opposed to a mozzarella, provolone, or American. It was on special, so it was a pretty good deal. A little lite on the french fries, in my opinion.My wife got the nachos. All I can say is buckle up and either bring your appetite or a few friends. We had to get two to-go boxes.

This is a fun and relaxing place the stop by for drinks and tasty food. I went to watch the Nebraska Huskers on their big screen TVs. It was a fun and festive atmosphere and the char-buff wings were very delish, I highly recommend them. They're so good that I went back a couple of days later for more.

DJs Dugout has always been our go-to place for watching games (as it's the closest sports bar to our house). Is it absolutely a five star spot? Not so much. But is it a lot of fun, with pretty tasty food? Definitely.It can get pretty crowded and busy on big game days (which is part of the fun), but can be pretty noisy with that many people in a big boxy establishment. The service is always great, though, even if it can get a little slower to be served when they're swamped.The ambiance is pretty standard for a sports bar - with a literal bajillion TVs around, to play every game imaginable at all times, though they only have the sound on for whatever the biggest game of the night is.In terms if food, we have ordered a lot of different things on the menu in the many times we've been there, but I will tell you about our favorites.My favorite app is the pickle chips. They come with a flavorful and not too crispy batter and DJ's homemade ranch sauce for dipping. I am not a fan of super crispy fried pickles with a ton of thick batter, so these are right up my alley (and don't even get me STARTED on places that do pickle spears - ick LOL)My husband always starts out with a house salad, and he asks for a "butt load" of cheese, and they always oblige. He says there is something special about their croutons that elevates this salad - I know, croutons are a weird thing to get excited about.For my favorite entree, I always get the basket of boneless wings with the teriyaki sauce. This is going to sound familiar, as I said the same things about the fried pickles - but the breading is what makes these excellent! They're not all crispy breading and no chicken (that's my pet peeve with wings, when that happens). Their teriyaki sauce is pretty light and not gloopy like teriyaki can sometimes be, and the wings are especially tasty with their ranch for dipping!My better half gets the steak dinner, and it always comes super well cooked (I sneak a few bites), and is served with a side of tender steamed veggies, a baked potato with lots of toppings, and his favorite part - toast!They also have daily specials on the menu, if you want to check those out for the day you're thinking about heading there. Long story short - the food is pretty good for bar fare, so I would say this is a solid spot to check out for a big game, but it can be a little bit noisy/crowded when there ARE those big games, so just keep that in mind!

Here for the Chiefs game midway through and I didn't expect to find a seat but we did, and our server immediately came over to take our order, she was fast and efficient. I love the long beach, which is like a fruity long island. Then switched over to the brews, ice cold and went down smooth as the chiefs won the game.I also got the chicken tender fries combo for Sunday and it was hot and fresh tasting. Overall great experience here.

I've been here a few times and it's basically what you'd expect; noisy sports bar with bar level food and drinks. The drink menu has some great cocktail options that I was impressed with, and the steak I got was great for $16! Overall food and drink is better than the average bar in my experience.I've always had decent service until tonight when I came for the eagles game since they are an eagles bar.It was crowded and noisy, and I know they were down a server in the section I sat in.Our server didn't come for 30 minutes after we joined the group, so we waited a long time to even place an order. The drinks didn't take long to come out after this, but I got my meal and my partners' cheese curds had not even been rang in. The server apologized and took responsibility for this, but the frustrating part is that he was ringing things in on his tablet at our table as we ordered, so I really don't know how it happened. We were given an extra dessert accidentally, which was set on our table as our server walked to another table only to realize it belonged there. To our shock he came back and took the (untouched) dessert from us to the other table. I can only hope he explained the mistake to them without offering the dessert that had been set in front of us, vs. explaining and offering it to them. Either way a bad look since the mistake was noticed and it is clear they threw out the dessert after setting it in front of us when they should have just let us keep it regardless of how bad our experience had been by then.We had to go to the bar to pay after waiting 20 minutes, since our server cashed everyone out but us, and then walked away.Not a good experience service-wise, but the restaurant itself is fine. I'd consider coming back again, just never in a busy rush/game night where they could possibly be understaffed again.

Planned a bday party there, about 40 people, service & food were excellent! The staff did a great job on short notice, too.

It's your typical sports bar. Typical bar food - nothing spectacular. Mixed drinks and service can be hit and miss. I recommend just sticking to beer. TV's everywhere, so If you are looking for a sporting event on TV, you'll find it here.This is usually the place where they hold my high school reunions, so the party room is ideal for similar events.

Went there last night to meet a friend. Typical DJ's experience - not a very friendly server and just ok bar food. Nothing to brag about or recommend to anyone. To be honest, in all of my years going to DJ's, I've never heard anyone say that they had a great meal there. It's just ok. The service is ok, the staff is ok, the food is ok. We definitely went on a a bad night, because they had Nebraska volleyball on almost every TV and the sound was loud. There were only like 4 people interested in the game. On a Friday night, it was borderline dead at 10pm when we left. Speaks volumes, doesn't it. Not trying to slam this place, but it's really fallin off - all locations.

The Thursday night steak special is what draws me in. However, the steaks are always hit or miss. Sometimes they are very good, other times they are dry and taste older and reheated. The servers are always very nice but consistently seem new and inexperienced. I'm thinking they must have high turnover. I can't fault them for that. The deciding factor for my 3 vs 4 star review was the bar bill.. 8$ for a white claw. Someone should tell them these are high noon prices. Try $6 for a white claw. Too many other good places within a mile radius to spend my my money and get consistent food.

Not a bad place to eat. Love the atmosphere and the TVs everywhere! Food was typical bar food.