Brazen Head Irish Pub 319 N 78th St. / Omaha / 402-393-3731 DINING CLUB RESTRICTIONS: Valid Sunday thru Thursday
We invite you to experience our homage to Dublin’s oldest hotel and pub. Built 800 years before its Omaha namesake, in 1198, the The Brazen Head was built at the head waters of the river Liffey, where Norman soldiers stood guarding the gates of the city huddled around barrels of fire called “brazers”. Thus the “Brazen Head” was born, and served for hundreds of years as a safe haven for revolutionaries both famous and infamous, like Robert Emmet whose statue stands guard in our smoke room. We invite you to enjoy a fine cigar and your favorite beverage in the Robert Emmet room. Sit back and relax. You might experience a bit of the history.