Lucky Bucket Brewing Company

It's been over two years since I have written a review, so I figured it's time for a new one. They recently shut down for a few months for renovations, and wow what a total transformation of the place! There's walls everywhere now. I was pleased to see that they've brought more beer options with Brickway Brewing, but I'm sad to see they don't have some of the cocktails that they used to have. I think they had one of the best spicy, Bloody Mary's, but it's not on the menu anymore. They have a sign posted that they are going to have snacks and food options starting in February of this year too which is very exciting. This is still one of our favorite places to go grab a drink and visit with people. Lots of changes, all for the positive in my opinion.

I'm not a beer fan, so it's great that they also have a distillery! Sometimes I feel left out at places because I don't like beer but not here! I had a drink that I'm pretty sure was called Bouquet of Newly Sharpened Pencils (wack name lol) that was DELICIOUS! It's a White Russian with a choice of Cut Spike flavored vodka. I tried the drink with peanut butter and the second time with Salted Caramel. GET THE PEANUT BUTTER!! It was heaven in a cup! The salted caramel was good but tasted pretty much just like a normal White Russian in my opinion. This place is pretty big and has a big room for private parties. My friends band was playing when I went so that made for a really fun time! The waitstaff was good but could have been a smidge friendlier (not that they were mean at all, they just could've smiled a bit more).

This was my first time at Lucky Bucket. A coworker recommend I check out a breweries in this area. I picked Lucky Bucket because I liked the name. LOL. I also liked that they distilled spirits, too. The space is fun and relaxing. The beers are fantastic. I really liked the Blushing Monk and Lemonade. Mix the two, and you have a whole new drink. Flights are really reasonable. I highly recommend checking them out on a Wednesday. It's their Growler discount day.

This was one of my wife and I's first dates so I have to go by memory! The tour was a lot of fun with some great stories to show the history of the brewery itself. The bucket was a wash bucket at the end of the line. We sat and had drinks and got the tour on Groupon where a free six pack was included! We had a good buzz but not too much on our way to the show.

Highly recommend taking a tour of the Brewery and Cutspike Distillery. They are the first Saturday of the month at 4PM. $3 for the tour and includes a beer and small taster of Vodka. Shout-out their Vodka that is distilled 23 times and is so smooth! Lots of beer choices that rotate and a decent selection of cocktails. They also have a party room for events.

This is one of my wife and my favorite distillery in the local area. The employees are always super friendly, and they have a decent amount of beer on tap. My wife prefers the distillery side with their homemade sweet-and-sour mix and whiskey. We've even got our friends loving their flavored vodkas. We like the atmosphere and employees. It's also really nice that it's very close to our house.

We came in to try a couple of beer flights here. The ambiance was nice - CWS was on, tall ceilings and lots of light from the windows. Plenty of what appeared to be regulars in as well.My flight was more of the seasonal light and fruity. Unfortunately, none really stood out to me and I wouldn't come back for those specific ones. My husband had a couple that I'd drink - especially with some brats or steaks: a seasonal chili one, Certified Evil (oatmeal stout - chewy, but good), and another seasonal(?) dark that was by far the best. (We think a cocoa one)What I really liked was the fact that the server wrote on the flight board what each one was - that's what every place should do!I'd be happy to go back and try some of the darks - which I'm not normally a fan of.

This place was super! They've got an outdoor area and the day was great for that, but it wasn't open yet! Id have loved that, but hope they get that going soon. Inside is huge. It's very industrial, but lots of room to sit and drink beer. Plus they've got lots of bar space. There was a separate event room and a local drone club was there. That was actually pretty cool to drink beer and watch them. The bartender was great. Talked to us about their beers and offered up several samples for us to try. The beers! Oh the beers! So we had several between us. All were really good. They have some fruit infused beers that are all beer, with great fruit flavor, not the other way around. Their Oktoberfest was great! One of the best I had during my visit to Omaha. I'm not an IPA fan, but the monastic fantastic is also quite good. Definitely a good place to hangout. Plenty of TVs, lots of room, and some really great beer.

Lucky Bucket hold a special place in my beer lovers heart, as it was the place of first ever brewery tour! 7 years later it is STILL my favorite tours. The beer selections and spirits have grown significantly and they've honed in on their strengths as a distillery. On a Saturday tour, it's truly a delightful place to be while sipping on a flight of their products. Now, there are breweries everywhere, but Lucky Bucket still stands on its own and was one of the first (to my knowledge of course) in the city. The tour is full of fun tidbits and conversation starters. The tasting room is really spacious and the staff is super friendly! The classic wheat is my favorite while the snowsuit is my husbands but their rotating seasonal keep it fun and exciting! I encourage you and your family friends to stop in and see for yourself!

Great beer, good place for private events, owner was very attentive. Will be back in the future.