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Omaha Brewing Company

Brewery

4.8 (313 on Google)

About Omaha Brewing Company

Omaha Brewing Company is a brewery on Brew St in Omaha, Georgia. Its motto is Small Town, Big Beer, and the beers are made especially for South Georgia.

The line-up rotates. Nada Banana is a hefeweizen, Sour Puss is an American sour ale, and Yippee-Ki-Yay is a light American IPA with a mildly bitter finish.

Beer is poured for drinking on site and sold to go. Choices include 6-packs, 32oz crowlers and 64oz glass growlers, and the brewery will fill your own growler.

The brewery is family and pet friendly. Live music plays most Saturdays, and a rotating food truck comes Friday through Sunday. You are also welcome to bring your own food.

From Omaha Brewing Company's own website, read November 1, 2026.

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Google rating

4.8out of 5

4.8 on Google, from 313 reviews

Questions people ask

Can I buy beer to take home?

Yes. Some beers come in 6-packs, 32oz crowlers and 64oz glass growlers. The brewery will also fill a growler you bring.

Is there food at Omaha Brewing Company?

A food truck rotates in on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. During the week there are only small snack options, and you can bring your own food any time.

Is it family and pet friendly?

Yes. The brewery describes itself as family and pet friendly.

Can I host a party or event there?

Yes. The brewery takes meetings, team-building gatherings, birthday parties, showers and weddings. Email Brooke at Brooke@omahabrewingcompany.com for details.

Which breweries are close by?

Southside Lawnmower Small Eng, a beer store in Columbus, is 19 miles away. Maltitude and The Cannon Brewpub, both in Columbus, are 22.4 miles away, and Chattabrewchee Southern Brewhouse is 22.8 miles away.

Answers come from Omaha Brewing Company's website, read November 1, 2026.

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Before you visit Omaha Brewing

Check omahabrewingcompany.com before you go. Taproom hours can change, and the beer page lists the current beers on tap.

Food trucks come Friday through Sunday, so bring something to eat on other days. The brewery posts weekly updates on Facebook and Instagram.

Other stops are a drive away. Maltitude and The Cannon Brewpub in Columbus are both 22.4 miles off. Together they make a good second stop for a longer beer day.