However, they weren’t about to give up the hookah theme, so they started to undo some of Jon Taffer’s changes. Now that we’ve recapped the Oasis Bar Rescue episode, let’s talk about what happened when Jon Taffer put down his hookah and left Omaha, NE.Īt first, things seemed to be looking up as the bar’s alcohol sales were up a whopping 30% thanks to the Bar Rescue bump.
#TAZA NIGHTCLUB OMAHA UPDATE#
Taza Nightclub Update - What Happened Next? Keep reading to learn what happened next and if the bar is still open in 2023. So would Taza Nightclub be able to survive in Omaha? On relaunch, the bar got positive reviews from visitors and finally, it became the ideal place for a fun night out. They added the new theme and renamed the bar from Oasis Hookah Bar to Taza Nightclub, which is named after a city in Morroco.Īs hard as Jon tried to convince Jesse to leave the hookah theme behind, Jesse didn’t listen. To fix this, Jon and his team got to work on renovating the bar. Jon then tells Jesse that hookah isn’t a good them for that area he suggested making it more of a Morrocan theme where cocktails are their main specialty instead of hookah. In the end, they concluded that Corrie wasn’t an efficient manager and Brandon was the most deserving person for this position. When Jon left he called the staff for an urgent meeting.
This served as a reality check to Jesse who was then embarrassed by this whole situation. Upon seeing this, Jon told Jesse to give customers their money back. The dead rats are the reason that the Bar Rescue episode’s name is “I Smell a Rat”. The condition of the hookah wasn’t great either as the pipe was extremely dirty.Īfter all, this Jon went to confront the owner but he didn’t take it seriously.Īfter having a dialogue with Jesse, Jon checked the bar thoroughly and he found out how truly filthy it actually was.įrom dead rats to fungal growth everything was exposed.
When the drink arrived both Abbie and Jack didn’t like it. They ordered “Oasis Water”, a signature drink but even the servers couldn’t tell much about it. Jon’s spies Abbie and Jack went first to see how they operate. When Jon Taffer’s team arrived, their goal was to see if a hookah business can be a success in such an area. Jesse also somehow lost interest in his passion project and spent most of his time watching videos in his office. The bar was dirty, the service was slow and even when arrived late the drinks weren’t good.īecause of all of this, the bar is now dealing with over $100,000 in debt, which is a pretty tough hill to climb. After all, successful bars don’t generally ask for help from Jon Taffer. That’s why the Oasis Bar Rescue episode exists. Sadly, the success was quite short-lived and soon the quality of the bar went downhill. When the business took off, Jesse hired Corrie as the manager. In its early days, the hookah bar was a good spot for youngsters to hang out. He spent all of his savings of $50,000 to open this bar. The Oasis Hookah Bar owner bar is Jesse Hill. It’s the home of the University of Nebraska Omaha campus, but this is not the location of the big sports powerhouse (that’s the branch in Lincoln). If you’re not familiar with Nebraska, Omaha is one of the bigger cities in the state, with a population of around 500k people. In this episode of Bar Rescue, Jon Taffer went to inspect Oasis Hookah Bar in Omaha, Nebraska. It was Season 3 Episode 38 and the episode name was “I Smell A Rat”. Though the Oasis Bar Rescue episode aired in April 2014, the actual filming and visit from Jon Taffer took place before that. Oasis Hookah Bar, later renamed TaZa Nightclub, was an Omaha, Nebraska bar that was featured on Season 3 of Bar Rescue.
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