Full House

The bouncers aggressive. He takes Drink Before 2 am. He shouldn't rip the drink at you hand. You pay for it

Weekend karaoke at Full House can be a lot of fun. Other than that, that's not much more to write about. The Full House is a divey-dive bar. Drink options are pretty much limited to yellow beer and well liquor. Plenty of space to sprawl out, plus bar games like darts, shuffleboard, etc. There's a huge Huskers theme going on, so it could be a fine place to watch a game in the fall. And if you're into piss troughs, well, they have one of those too in men's room if you're into crossing streams and such.

Full house gets me every few times I cruise Benson. Located a block off the strip it looks unassuming. The big red N on the side lets you know this place might get crazy on Saturdays in fall. A bit of sport feel inside with the art on the walls and embossed tables.Fast, friendly service. Good mixed drinks.Karaoke is what usually takes the top spot. Good crowd, decent variety of song choices and a KJ that will find your song.

A stranger offered me $5 to hit on his girlfriend in front of her parents. Then amidst political discussion he told me that if Hilary Clinton had won 2016 election she would have made the military small like my dick. Today I am hung

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 81st 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. :)

Looking for guys dressed up as transformers? Bachelors toting blow up dolls? Someone who might slip you a roofie? This place has quite the interesting crowd but it all comes together to make sense. The place is very divey but is known for its karaoke which the bachelorette party I was with took advantage of by belting out some backstreet boys (you are welcome patrons of full house). Overall though a good place for great storytelling the next day.

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 Karaoke, 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.

Super down to earth people that go and work here. They have karaoke--which is a BLAST..I highly recommend it. Drinks are good, environment is super comfortable. In Benson which is perfect.

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.Karaoke 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 karaoke 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".

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