Flixx Lounge Omaha

I stopped in here after a local concert i attended with a couple of my family. The staff was attentive and fun to talk with. The interior is very well maintained of ANY place i have been! They had some good tunes playing on the TV's which were music videos which isn't something i have seen for quite awhile. They also had a TouchTunes juke box. FYI i am a married stright male and i felt comfortable and welcomed here and i had a great time talking with everyone. Not sure if that is the most tactful way of stating that but sometimes it has to be said. Will be back again!

Flixx Lounge in Omaha is your typical gay dive bar with a touch of charm and a few quirks. The space is small and intimate, with a noticeable scent of Fabuloso, booze and sweat that seems to linger everywhere. While it's not a bad spot for grabbing a drink or catching a show, it doesn't stand out in any remarkable way.One downside is the atmosphere, which can feel a bit cliquey at times. It seems like there are established groups that can come across as unwelcoming to newcomers or those not part of the scene. However, if you're looking for a low-key place to hang out without high expectations, it might suit your needs.Overall, Flixx Lounge is just okay. It has the potential to be a great community space, but the vibe and overall experience leave something to be desired. It's worth checking out if you're in the area, but don't expect anything extraordinary.

Stopped by this bar as it was next on my list to visit for my last day while here in Omaha. It's an average dive bar, with karaoke and all. My caveat is that the people are not friendly to outsiders. I felt as if I didn't belong. Everyone kept to their own clicks and didn't really speak to anyone they didn't know. That may be normal for the area. I just needed to call it out as I'm sure there are other people who would like to connect with local people while they travel. I just want to forwarn you, this may not be the place you want to visit. I did enjoy that the drinks are cheaper than an advérate bar and watching people sing.

I'm from LA so I came without exceptions. Came here before they closed, nice chill vibe, no cover music video bar and drinks are cheap compared to LA prices. Music didn't match the videos playing but that didn't bother me

There was an old saying in Houston, Texas where I misspent a very small portion of my youth. They probably have a similar cliché here or anywhere with a major conservative button-down cultural vibe where the more bohemian, fun-loving minority of citizens let loose in a part of town they call their own. It went something like, "If you want that sort of thing, go to Montrose, buddy, 'cuz they ain't nothing like that in Seabrook." It might have been less of a saying and more of a warning -- it was the 20th century, after all. But I owe that lady a debt of gratitude for this lesson: If you're new to town, thirsty and don't want to be called a Yankee, get thee to a gay bar. That advice has served me well to this day.I made a couple of trips to Flixx Lounge. I recommend it highly and plan to go back for Priscilla Queen of the Desert live in their show bar. Flixx is located just off the south end of the 10th Street Bridge on the edge of Little Italy and gentrification. It's been around for nearly 15 years and was, according to my bartender, remodeled a little over a year ago. Outside the streets are clean, parking is complex, but available. The neighborhood only lacks these days for not smelling like Butternut. The fairly recent interior remodel gives Flixx a clean, open, comfortable, friendly, spacious feel empty or full. There are a dozen TVs, darts, pool, leather couches, several electronic bar games, an internet jukebox and a beautiful old fireplace. Top honors for cleanliness and maintenance for Flixx. Had someone told me it was renovated last month, I would have believed them. I had my choice of drinks, of course, but the bartender assured me the frozen orange slushy was 1) good and 2) his own recipe. It was like being hit in the head with a really cold basketball. The click was worth the brain freeze. Normally, I'm a sipper, but I downed two of these like judgment was at hand. Flixx also has all the cocktails you could want as well as 10 beers on tap: Bud, Bud Light, Miller Lite, Angry Orchard, Shock Top, Lagunitas, Stella Artois, Goose Island Wheat and one Flixx-labeled light beer. Flixx has karaoke every Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Flixx. Their show bar is open Fridays and Saturdays. Specials are Monday and Tuesday $2 off martinis, $2 domestic and $3 premium beers. Twofer Tuesdays buy one drink at regular prices and get the second beer for $1, plus $2 domestic beers and $3 premium, $12 bucket of domestic bottles. Wednesday is a dollar off all whiskeys, $3.50 well drinks. Throwback Thursday has $2 of PBR, Old Style and Busch Lite. Friday is $4 Long Island Iced Tea. Saturday night is $2 tap beer all night. Check the web for more or just stop in. You won't be disappointed.

Let me just start by saying that Flixx just isn't what it used to be. There used to be a great bar called Chixx adjacent to Flixx. Unfortunately, that is now closed and that section is now Flixx show bar for special occasions. I don't go here nearly as often as I once did. The atmosphere has changed somewhat. Instead of new and interesting music on the TVs/sound system, I often encounter old and worn out 80s and 90s music. Most of the time Saturdays are the days with the best music. I unfortunately stumbled upon what was supposed to have been a "wet boxer" contest last night. Keep in mind I'm not a gay guy, but this was pathetic. There were no participants, so the bar was going to use their waiters in the contest. The picture they had to advertise the show was repulsive... so much so that my gay (guy) friend found it disgusting. The crowd is becoming much older than before as well.One of the good things about Flixx is that the waiters are usually very fast and efficient. You can at least have a drink quickly while suffering through a bad music video! They also have decent specials.

Great end of the month bingo parties here, have a wonderful time here meet interesting people all the time Mona is the top host here nobody greater to hangout with on drag queen bingo.

Being new in town, I was excited to come to drag bingo. In all of the cities I've lived in there were always performers. Flixx had none. Our "host" Ryan in a fishnet top was grabbing at my chest, I was polite and said "no thanks" I was with 1 other friend and we left. I will never go back nor support this bar. extremely disappointed .

I went to Flixx for a drag show, and it was so fun. The people were nice and welcoming and the drinks were great.

What an awful bar. I was passing through Omaha on a road trip and decided to check out a gay bar in town. Unfortunately, I chose this one. I've never been to a more unfriendly and unwelcoming bar ever, not even in NYC or Paris! I got my first drink with no problem, but getting another one took about 20 minutes and bar wasn't crowded. I set my empty glass down on the bar when the bartender was right in front of me. He ignored me and proceeded to serve every other customer and pour shots for himself and his friends. When he finally finished, he walked over and said "Oh, did you need something?". Also, the entire bar was playing a trivia game, but I wasn't invited to play. I guess you have to be a regular here to have any fun or good service. Definitely not a welcoming place for visitors. Very cliquish and unwelcoming. I left and went to another bar and tried for 20 minutes to get a drink before finally leaving. At least that place was very busy and only had one bartender, so it was understandable. Next time I won't be stopping in Omaha. Des Moines was the complete opposite, very friendly and welcoming. I wanted to like Omaha, but my experience there wasn't great.