Pint Nine Brewing Company

Small space in a light industrial area of businesses. Shared parking lot out front. For seating there is a short bar, high and low tables with chairs, and a lounge area with black faux leather sofas. High sheet metal ceiling, gray painted walls, and a smooth gray concrete floor. Sixteen taps, with a good selection of styles, including six IPAs. Cooler has cans to go. Two TVs above the bar. Several large images on the wall of Pint Nine and P9. Helpful and friendly staff. Easy going and inviting place to join in. Natural light only through the front windows. Windowed doors behind the bar allow a view of the brewing equipment.

 

I stopped in a Pint Nine while in the Omaha area a few weeks back. They're located practically next door to Kros Strain brewing, so it's easy to hit both in one trip. When I was there, they had 16 beers on tap, spanning a good variety of styles including lagers, IPAs, sours and a brown and amber. Of the beers I had, the two pilsners and coffee brown stood out to me as quite good.

They've got a homey taproom in a commercial park that has a very friendly feel. Service is very friendly, I love it. They've got a nice bar and tables, as well as a few couches. Overall I'm very favorably inclined toward Pint Nine, especially as a place to hang out for a pint (or nine).

Cool little industrial chic brewery 2 doors down from Kros Strain. Short straight marble bar opposite entry seats about 8 with a few tables about the room and a small sidewalk patio. A dozen well-assorted beers on tap, I had Schwarzbier, Snappy Comeback, and Cloudjumper. all very nice. Friendly bartender. Very much enjoyed watching the game here.

This place is a bit more quiet than their neighbors (Kros Strain), but that suits me better. I rated the vibes about equal, though.

I liked the breadth of offerings here, with about half pale ale or lighter and a handful of less common styles. The brewery had just about a dozen taps, including a brown, a dubbel, and a regular stout. All the non-IPAs I had were nicely done, with some good points but also with a point or two where improvement could be made.

Being slow, service was attentive, but a short line formed once while we were there. I think they shared outside seating, though we stayed inside where there were a few TVs, community seating, and a small bar.

I’m definitely curious to give these guys another run. While the IPAs I sipped weren’t overly impressive (nor bad), their less sought-after styles had promise.

Pint Nine is the basic craft brewery that I was elated to personally discover. Situated literally next door to another budding craft brewery, Pint Nine was the peaceful choice that I am glad I took. The atmosphere was quiet and calm, a great place to actually hold a conversation with someone. On the evening I visited it was movie night. Being close to Christmas, National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation was playing. Smiles, laughter, and great beer were abound. I will be visiting this establishment again soon and frequently.

Very clean with a lot of tables and seating for groups. A lot of natural lighting with big open windows during the day. Smaller bar area but a lot of separate seating makes up for that. Good bartenders who are very helpful and attentive to guests. This is a more quiet place to have a beer compared to neighbor Kros Strain but still no lack of service and coziness compared to KSB. Very solid and dialed in core beers but nothing really spectacular in my opinion.