Kros Strain Draft Works

I love Kros - one of my favorite breweries in Omaha! The taproom in Millwork Commons is always fun to visit. It's a low-key spot, and their trivia nights are a lot of fun. I always love trying the beers on tap and the variety they offer. In the summer, one of my favorites is the Tan Limes. Inside, there are tables and plenty of bar seating. I love sitting out on their patio in the summer, too. The tables have QR code signs to order food from Nomad Jack's. By scanning the QR code, they'll bring your food right to the table, and you can order and pay from your phone. Every time I visit, the bartenders are great, being super attentive and taking our order quickly. I love to see the different options on tap that rotate every so often so that I can try something new. Definitely check out Kros if you're looking for a great local brewery!

Kros Strain beer just hits differently, and every time I'm in Nebraska, it's a must. The taste and experience are something I always look forward to. Both the La Vista and Omaha locations offer their own unique vibe, making each visit different from the last. Whether you're in the mood for a laid-back atmosphere or a more lively setting, each spot has its charm. It's always worth stopping by for a great beer and a fun time.

such a great plan to drink & hang out! there is plenty of room for a large group too!

As usual, this team is full of pros, who can handle busy event days. I stopped in during a busy crowd day and still had excellent service, and all the beers we ordered were still on tap and not sold out. It's a huge space and can hold a lot of people. Lots of TV's on for sports too.

I love the "new" Kros strain tap room in Millwork Common. It's so nice to have this taproom closer than the brewery in La Vista. The ambiance of the taproom is very chic, even including their hop lights. The beer is, as always, wonderful. They have their classics (Fairy Nectar) on tap but they also have some great rotating taps to try. The rotating taps also span a lot of different varieties of beer, so there's something for everyone to try. With new food options opening in Millwork Commons, this taproom is becoming more attractive by the day

I really hate to give this place and our experience a 2-star review, but the lack of service, blatant disrespect, anti-social vibe, and overpriced bar snacks really made our sour beer afternoon adventure into an overall "sour" experience. We had gone in as part of a Yelp Elite event. The check-in offer did not mention having to buy one and then get your second beer free. The email from the community manager even reminded us to not forget cash to tip the bartender. Why would that have even been stated if the expectation was to have to open a bar tab anyways?Not a huge deal--we had already discussed and planned to stick around for at least a couple or a few beers.Our bartender--maybe Bryan? I can't confirm since he didn't offer his name and I didn't ask--was not a warm, friendly bartender, he didn't not attempt to have any conversation with us or other patrons sitting at the bar, and he did not create a very welcoming environment. Had I known this, I would have much rather sat by the entrance and weathered the cold air instead of his cold demeanor. I tried to ask him about the beer we had ordered, and instead of acknowledging/answering my question, asking me to hold on, or even circling back later, he completely ignored me. I'd have asked a second time because one could reasonably expect that to have been due to him not hearing me--had I not seen him flinch and look in my direction out of the corner of his eye. We also asked him if he had snacks available--I briefly forgot our community manager mentioned there being cheez-its for the Yelp event--but our bartender didn't even mention them. Instead he offered me some nuts in a canister and a bag, without any listing of price, quantity, etc., that totaled up to over $15 between the one canister and one bag!We were really hoping to have a good experience because my +1 guest who came with me loves Kros Strain, frequents their La Vista location frequently (1x per week, minimum), and lives just 1/2 a mile away. However, he even left the downtown location extremely disappointed and stated he would not being going back. It should go without saying, I won't be back to this location either--the only reason I gave today a 2-star rating was because at least the beer was good.The beer was not good enough, however, for us to even stay for our free beers.Overall, not a pleasant experience.

I just moved here from the East Coast and have been looking for a local brewery that has really good IPAs. This place hit the spot. I really enjoyed all of my taste samples. Highly recommend the tropical fairy nectar and the koala tears. Tropical fairy nectar is their 22 spin on the fairy nectar, and the koala tears is a banana vanilla sour. When I have family visiting from the east coast, this is one of the spots I'll bring them to.

If you're a fan of Kros Strain or craft beer in general, highly recommend a visit to their new downtown tap room! The space in the Mill Works building is beautiful and spacious, with a nice patio out front. Their beer is always fantastic (Fairy Nectar!), and they have wine, cider, and soda for the non-beer drinkers. Check their social media for occasional events and food trucks! Plenty of street parking around the building.

Cool, fresh feeling taproom in a unique building. We loved the atmosphere and wandered around the building after we enjoyed our beer. Lots of beer to chose from. We enjoyed trying several in a flight.

What a fantastic tasting room. We grabbed pizza from the place around the corner and sat outside enjoying our beer and pizza. Service was great with patient and knowledgeable people working the taps. Great relaxing place to enjoy some of kros strains best offerings.