Doozy’s

Very good ! Ordered a pizza sub and was not disappointed. Also I really enjoyed the owner — he was incredibly nice!

One of the many cool places to eat downtown. Ample on street parking. I visited Doozy’s at 4:30pm, they close at 5pm. The place was super clean, and the service was outstanding. The Jeff Gordon and Creighton Blue Jay memorabilia insures that I will be visiting Doozy’s regularly.
I ordered the 14″ Roast Beef Combo. The sub also includes ham and turkey. You will not be searching for the meat on this sandwich. Plenty of it. The bread was perfectly toasted, and was crispy until the last bite. I am not a big fan of lettuce, and unlike most sub shops Doozy’s did not overwhelm the sandwich with too much lettuce. All the ingredients were fresh.
In addition to Subs, Doozy’s offers fresh baked pizza, salad and pasta. You can call in your order if your in a hurry and Doozy’s offers delivery.
Doozy’s is a lunch time Sub Shop. Hours are from 10am to 5pm, Monday through Friday. Most of the places down town have this cool kid hipster vibe to it. Doozy’s has good food, at a good price, served fast.

Pretty good stuff! Definitely appreciated the fact I could order online and get delivery in CB. Pizza had a nice thinner crust and the pizza was good although I usually go for something a bit more spicy. Nothing wrong with classic pizza though. The cheese sticks were admittedly pretty boring but, you know, they were alright. Hard not to eat cheesy bread!

The subs here are amazing!!! aThey are nothing too extravagant but high in quality and great in price. I live right down the street from this place and it is hard for me not to go multiple times a week.

Best sub shop in Omaha always leave full and happy no matter which sub I try. If you are a fan of Italian subs or big greasy meaty subs that make you wonder why you ever ate at subway make this place a priority.

Stopped in again and all I can say is yummy… really. If you are downtown and want a great sandwich at a great place here it is. I will be back.
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Stopped in and had a chicken bacon ranch sandwhich. It was reasonably priced and tasted damn good.

I used to really like their sandwiches, but the last few times they have been dissapointing. First, the menu is vague as to which toppings are on the sandwiches. I typically ask before ordering. The sandwich I received today was not the smothered turkey it was supposed to be. It was missing the promised lettuce, tomato, mushrooms and cheese?! Taking it to go, I didn’t realized the lack of toppings until I was back at my desk.
Their pasta hasn’t let me down, but the sandwiches have really lost their appeal. The meat is a pressed turkey and very skimpy with the toppings. I like their toasted bread, but that’s about it.
Too bad the quality has declined, they used to be great! From now on, I will stick with the baked pasta if I come back again.

Visiting the city and decided to pop into Doozy’s for a bite to eat. The lunch special for a pizza sub, chips, and drink for $ 5.99 caught my eye. The man behind the counter (Perhaps the owner?) was quite friendly and more than happy to accommodate my vegetarian needs.
My pizza sub with green peppers came hot and the toppings tasted fresh; was served in a basket with a pickle. Not sure what I was expecting, but the meal was more of a French bread pizza. Tasty nonetheless, but did not blow me away.
Is receiving an imperfect score because the restroom was in need of a thorough cleaning. Would probably return again, as the area doesn’t seem to have a ton of quick-​service restaurants, the price was fair, and the food and service was good.

I’m thinking about making a list called My Coworkers Only Eat Bland Food: So Don’t Get Excited About Lunch Today. And Doozy’s would be on the list along with the entire Brandies food court, Jazz Louisiana Kitchen and the Upstream. There’s not much more on the list because they only go to the Brandies and Doozy’s, no really, every day. Why not branch out and get bland Chinese (Panda House) or bland Indian (Flavors {misnomer}), bland pizza (Sgt Pfeffers). There are so many choices for this list I can’t handle it.
In case you end up here with the hungers I’d get the meatball pasta bake. And it must be the meatball one otherwise it’s just some noodles and red.

Love the Chicken Bacon Ranch Sub! Great customer service and friendly people!

7″ sandwich + pop and chips for $ 5.99 was a pretty good deal. It takes a few minutes to prepare because the sandwiches are oven-​baked.

I thought my coworker was crazy when he kept talking about Doozy’s and how delicious it was. I thought it didn’t even sound like a real place and how could I not know about it if, in fact, it was so amazing…
My opinion dictates only three stars for the following reasons:
1. Each time I eat here it reminds me of watching American Idol. Seems like a good idea at the time, but afterwards you stop and think… wait, what did I just do?
2. It was fine when I worked downtown and I probably ate here 10 or so times, but since I don’t anymore I haven’t been back.
3. Their chicken sandwich is called Chicken & Mayo for a reason.
4. No matter what else I tried, nothing is better than the smothered chicken. (Which is both good, and bad I guess).
5. Sides are touch and go. Sometimes good, sometimes lacking.

A long time ago when I was a graduate student in Lincoln, I used to like to get hot sub sandwiches at a little place called Doozy’s. This was long before Quiznos and Subway purchased oversized toaster ovens and doubled the price of their sandwiches for 30 seconds of convection heat. I moved to Omaha, but the memory of many good sandwiches at Doozy’s lingered.
When I discovered Doozy’s in downtown Omaha, I first thought that I was hallucinating. I was not, unless my hallucinations are served hot and toasty with Sun Chips on the side. Doozy’s has great hot subs and pizza. The only lame part is that they are only open for lunch at this point and only during the week! What if I have a craving?