Shark Club
2808 S 72nd St, Omaha, NE, 68124
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Address :
2808 S 72nd St
Omaha, NE, 68124 - Phone (402) 397-4275
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:00 am - 11
Specialities
- Delivery : No
Take-out : No
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : No
Good for Kids : No
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Very Loud
Music : DJ, Juke Box, Background, Karaoke
Good For Dancing : Yes
Alcohol : Full Bar
Happy Hour : Yes
Best Nights : Wed, Thu
Coat Check : No
Smoking : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Has TV : Yes
Caters : No
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Arkansas M.
Cool people and great drinks. I always come here when in Omaha for business. Food is pretty good too.
(5)Niccole M.
We were here early enough that we didn't get shot at. Haha. Really, though, this is a nice looking bar. Ample space. Bartender was awesome.
(4)Ben K.
Pros: None Cons: Take your life at risk A dump that's overpriced, attracts an older crowd, has the biggest amount of d-bags I've ever encountered, and is a place for married people (particularly women) to come and cheat on their significant others. Don't believe me, ask people around town and they'll tell you the truth. Oh, and fights start here almost routinely. Guns have been pulled, shots have been fired, and innocent people might be punched for no reason other than being there. Go at your own risk.
(1)Josh S.
They finally re-covered their big 9-foot pool tables, and they used high quality cloth none of the cheap shaggy shit you usually see! They play great. I wish they could get someone to refinish the wood work on the tables because they really are unique and well crafted, but they certainly show their age. If you are interested in seeing how beautiful these tables are brand new, check out the Beach Billiards web site and look for the "Sanibel" pool table model; these tables are very expensive works of functional art. They also added some flat-screen TVs in the game room area which definitely makes it more inviting for football games. I have never seen the fish tank so clean, I think they added some new creatures in there as well, I never get tired of looking at it. Really happy with the improvements at this place, nice to finally see management that cares. Excellent drink specials and happy hour, wonderful employees, decent food, not sure what else needs to be said. A good place to become a regular, that's for sure!
(5)Thomas M.
This place used to be a pretty classy and high end establishment. Unfortunately a series of owners and managers, each worse than the previous one, have managed to produce what we call in the aviation world "controlled flight into terrain." The place is a disaster. Years ago, I used to frequent The Shark Club when they had valet parking and a seriously high class dress code was enforced in a draconian manner. (that was a good thing by the way) The pool tables were extremely well maintained and level. Excellent drinks and pretty good food could be obtained from ridiculously attractive (aaahh that one redhead...sorry I digress) and attentive wait staff. Albeit it was a pretty pricey place even then. This was what I remembered when I agreed to go there with some friends. I knew it had slipped but I was in no way prepared for the epic disaster that was The Shark Club. I mean, as disasters go, Pompeii, Krakatoa, and the Southeast Asia tsunamis have nothing on this place. Firstly the decor that used to look interesting and unique ten years ago, now just looks, old, worn, and dirty. The pool tables probably haven't been re-felted or leveled since I played pool league there in 1995. The place was on it's way downhill even then. The clientele have never been comprised of "the beautiful people" since the early 90's. These days it seems the club has completed a herculean feat and managed to dive from there. The other reviews here are true. There have been multiple stabbings at this place and one shooting in which someone shot a bouncer and I think maybe a couple patrons. When I went there I immediately started advising my friends that we had to leave. I was impressed by all the gang tattoos I was seeing around the room. (real ones btw not just some idiots with some gothic lettering) Upon entry the males in my group were mildly harassed by the Bouncers who seemed to be more interested in wanting to strut around looking tough than actually paying attention to any real threats to the patrons of the club. In the short time I was there three fights erupted and the "security" staff was slow to react...er...over-react was more the case. Having worked in a club before the job of a bouncer is to get fight OUT of the bar fast. You then deal with the people OUTSIDE. Beating the hell out of them in the bar tends to put people off. Usually these kinds of guys sit at home in their boxers and watch Roadhouse with Patrick Swayze while handling themselves. Apparently these guys missed the whole "how to be a bouncer" lecture scene. I had two drinks while serving my time here. We saw these fabled things called waitresses flitting around the room the whole time we were there, but like the unicorn, we were able to get close but always were unable to apprehend one. I finally bellied up to the ship shape bar ( I don't mean it was clean by any stretch of the imagination. It really is shaped like a ship) Makers Mark on the rocks was my drink, as thats what I usually get when I am dubious as to the skill of the bartender. The first time I ordered one the bartender sets down a highball glass with a dark liquid in it. I asked the bartender "Whats this? "It's what you ordered. Makers Mark and Coke" "Umm no I wanted a Makers Mark on the rocks" I replied. "Well then what do you want in it?" she asked. "Nothing: Markers Mark, ice and a clean glass would be spectacular" I said. "You mean just straight?" she asked, disgusted. For a sum that could have ransomed King Richard, I finally got my Makers Mark with just ice. This consisted of an over-sized shotglass filled with ice and exactly one shot of my whiskey that was meticulously measured out. I continued to try to have a good time with my friends and make the best of things seeing that two of the girls we were with were rather adamant about staying there. Finally when our table was upended by one of the bouncers dragging someone out we finally left. I still feel like we dodged serious physical harm that night. Pompeii, eat your heart out.
(1)Ryan t.
When you're out and about in Omaha some night, look around. What do you see? A guy eating meat. A group of corn-fed women. A drunk midget. You don't usually see the usual fixture of creepy guys. The reason is that they're all hanging out at the Shark Club, trying to start fights with any guy who shows up with a woman, since that's been an effective courting technique....never. Most places that are this dive-y, don't charge an arm and a leg for a drink either. All things considered, not worth a visit.
(1)Jen H.
Been here on a few bachelorette party stops. Never impressed me. I would never stay here for drinks in any other sort of situation - the crowd isn't exactly friendly. The drinks are also a little pricey. A great place to blow through with a party, otherwise - ick.
(2)jane f.
I give this place 1 star just because I can not give it 0. It is a total dump. And not in a cool dive bar kind of a way - it is just a dump. It is dirty the place reeks, it is stuck back in the '80's and they allow smoking in there. I went there for a professional association Happy Hour and will never return.
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