Decided to stop in for dinner while in town. This place did not disappoint, and the decor was very…read morecute. Both dishes arrived piping hot and fresh. Even the donuts were made fresh, which I highly recommend -- although I didn't take a picture. I ordered them for dessert with a side of chocolate for dipping. I typically order hot sake in different flavors, but the waiter informed me that flavored options are only served cold, so I went with the original hot sake instead. Overall, great service and a great experience.

Dine in experience for lunch was fantastic. The place has excellent food and such a fun vibe. I…read moreloved the panang curry.

So happy to have a new cafe in the area. It was refreshing to walk and see such a nice, new and…read moreclean place to dine. While they just opened, I see a lot of potential! The menu has something to offer for almost anyone: hamburgers, pizza, sandwiches, soups, etc. I personally got the pork belly appetizer and the Capicola Ham & Swiss sandwich. The ingredients were really good. The ham sandwich blew my expectations out of the water. My ONLY suggestion right now is that I feel like there would be more value if the sandwiches and burgers were served with a side like chips, fruit, or fries instead of house pickles given the price point. They are planning to start doing brunch very soon on Saturdays and they have a full bar. Would highly recommend checking this place out!!! I'll update in a few months once they get more settled.

Mixed bag. Great: cocktails and beer selection…read more So-so: Service was friendly enough when it was present, but the 4tops are weirdly stocked for two. We ended up just snatching stuff from the next table when we couldn't get anyone's attention. The disappointing: the food wasn't exactly bad, but based on what we had, I wouldn't send someone here for the food. We had cold noodles (too much sauce), brussel sprouts (fine but not great), french onion fries (most interesting thing we ate), Mac and cheese (good. Not decadent but good). I'd come back to drink at the bar and down a bowl of that Mac and cheese, but I don't think I'd come back with a group looking to share apps at happy hour.

Parked in a beautiful old bank building, with kind wait staff and delicious prime rib / egg bagel…read moresandwich and breakfast quesadilla. Topped with a yummy monkey bread, we enjoyed this tiny town - gem of a restaurant. Highly recommended. Stu and T

Stopped in with my wife and mom for dinner on Tuesday evening. We ordered drinks, a Manhattan for…read moreme, glass of wine for my wife, and a banana concoction cocktail for mom (interestingly, no banana in it). We ordered starters of the pretzel and chips & dip. Unfortunately the chips were not house made. The pretzel was pretty good. For dinner, my wife and mom had light appetites order a French onion soup and a side salad while I ordered the pulled pork sundae. I enjoyed another of the bartender's delicious Manhattans while waiting on our meal. Our dishes were delicious and well presented. We even walked out with an extra bottle of wine to go! We will be back!

I haven't had Indonesian food since Taste of Bali went under (10 years ago? 15?) and was looking…read moreforward to trying one of Fukuryu's Bali Boxes. I was in the neighborhood today and decided to pick one up for late lunch/early dinner. Overall, it was okay. Expensive for the relatively small amount of food in my opinion, especially the beef rendang, but I realize beef is costly for restaurants lately. The rendang was tender, but not as flavorful as I was expecting (more salt might have helped). The coconut kale was a bit strange - I'm going to say that's mostly because I'm not a fan of kale, period. The vermicelli side was a nice addition, and the rice was great. I liked the mustofa potatoes, although they weren't "crispy" as described. The reheating instructions said to take out the little cup of potatoes first, but when cold they would have come out in a single clump, so I popped them in the microwave by themselves afterward for 15 seconds and that did the trick. Other issues: "consume by" date was yesterday. I don't worry too much about that kind of thing, but if you do, you might want to check your order before you leave the premises. Also, the container was too big to rotate in my small microwave. It worked out okay anyway. I tasted the sambal I got - nice heat, but again, not as much flavor as I was looking for. I'm sure I'll use it up elsewhere. Got a couple other things for lunch tomorrow, I'll update after I've tried them (pork bun, and cucumber salad). Bottom line: probably not your best choice for Indonesian food, if you're already familiar with it. Fortunately there's a place that's supposed to be opening later this year in Clintonville. Update: bumped up my rating based on the strength of the pork bun and cucumber salad. The bun: tender and fluffy like it was supposed to be. The filling - pork belly falling apart, perfect, cucumber on top, and a few shreds of pickled veg that I would have been happy to get a bit more of. Don't know what the condiment on the bun was, but all in all it was a very nice package for my lunch. The cucumber salad was delicious. Chili crisp made in house over chopped cucumber - lovely contrast. The chili crisp provides a nice little bite, not "hot" (YMMV, I like hot foods) but really tasty.

Horrible! Ordered DoorDash and was really disappointed. Compared to many of the other ramen places,…read morethis ramen was subpar in so many ways. First portions are super small. I ordered a crispy cucumber salad and not only was the cucumber not crispy, there was hardly anything in the container. The same was true of the ramen dish. For the money, this isn't a value. The noodles reminded me of grocery store ramen quality. The pork was cold. I didn't feel it was safe to eat. I'm not impressed. There are so many other great ramen places around Columbus. I felt ripped off. All of the reviews are from many, many months and years ago, so something must have changed.

Great lounge. Great bartender we stopped for a quick drink. Great espresso martini. I loved the AC…read morehotel. Modern, clean Also the hotel offers Starbucks coffee. $ 8 breakfast includes continental n egg options! Service always friendly.

Loved every minute of it - great food & environment - AC is the top hotel and full of luxuryread more

Recently went to Ginger Rabbit for the first time & it was an amazing evening! It's an intimate…read moresetting, the vibes are great and the service is professional and personable! The jazz was incredible and the show flew by! The 3.5 grahams was such a fun drink! The graham cracker-infused rum with the banana liquor was right up my alley! You can never go wrong with a French 75 too! The pretzel poppers are addicting and I love the peppers in the hummus! I totally recommending stopping by for a show & a great night!

My first time here. You walk down a fight of stairs into a darkened area. Watch your step because…read morecoming in from the brightness of the day your eyes need a few seconds to adjust before walking down a flight of stairs. The place is a bit small but nicely decorated. The room is a bit dark and the small candle on each table is definitely not enough light to read the menu. Make sure you have your phone for light. I am Deaf but my girlfriend loves jazz so I like to take her to places she's never been before. She loved the music so that was great! We ordered the hummus and they gave you plenty of it. I ordered the octopus and for $28 it was definitely not worth it nor was it delicious. They give you two small pieces. If I knew that I would have never ordered it. Plus it was not cooked properly. Octopus is my favorite food and I have many years of experience ordering it and cooking it myself. This was very disappointing. The one woman server did a good job managing about 10 couples herself. I would return but I would think twice about ordering dinner here.

After we were seated, one of the folks in our party said they had just learned that the restaurant…read morewas not as good now as it was with the previous owners (or previous chef?). When the server--"Yana"--approached us, I grew less optimistic that all was well. I ordered a martini. When I asked if they have blue cheese olives, she told me "they cost extra." I thought she was joking, but she was not. (I learned when the bill came that my small martini cost 21 bucks. When I told the server at one point that I've never seen a martini in a cordial glass before, she informed me with some attitude, "It's still three ounces." I confirmed that I wasn't challenging her, but simply commenting on the non-traditional glass. Later, I ordered a diet coke. "We have Boylan's" she told me. "If it's a diet cola, that will be fine." When she brought it, she twisted the lid, poured most of the soda in my glass and took the bottle away with the remaining soda. I called her back after I'd taken a sip and said, "This tastes like rootbeer." Again with what seemed like attitude, she showed me the bottle and told me "it says diet cola." The server interrupted us at our table multiple times, reached over us to serve us, and took away plates we were still using. It felt less like fine dining "service" and more like what you would expect at a church dinner. The server was abrupt and seemed disinterested in trying curate a positive experience. The food, to be clear, was quite good, but that was the extent of the success for the evening. The menu prices would make sense if the service was above reproach, but it was NOT excellent service. Had the place been packed out, it might have made more sense that the service was compromised, but we actually commented on how light the attendance seemed to be for a Saturday evening. My hope is that the management might consider more staff training (or adjust their "fine dining" prices to match the service.)

For me, Lupo still ticks all the boxes. I love the lively atmosphere, the always changing menu, and…read morethe proper craft cocktails. I think they are doing something unique in Columbus and I am happy to see them as busy as ever. I will say, the menu is eclectic and some of the dishes are more successful than others. On a recent visit, we loved the bacon wrapped dates, the charred green beans, the croquettes, and mixed greens salad. The birria tacos were fine, but not amazing. There are some great birria tacos in this city and they did not compare. The spicy chocolate martini was a perfect finish to the meal. Very spicy, very chocolatey, and not overly sweet.

Let me say this is a unique restaurant, especially for Tiffin, Ohio. My wife and I have dined there…read moreseveral times and and found the food is very good. His specialty burger is the best I have evet had. One night my wife had mussels, and shared them with me. They were tender and very tasty, but not fishy. Some of the items are spicy. I recommend it for people looking for something unique, yet delicious. I do believe the chef/owner is listening to his customers.

I was extremely disappointed in my experience here…read more We had a reservation for 6:30 on a Saturday night. There wasn't another soul in the restaurant. The server introduced herself and immediately made a nervous comment on the lack of customers. "This is probably the slowest Saturday I've ever seen here" Yeah ok... The vibe was actually pretty nice. Good music and a nice interior. The menu was small, which is usually a good sign. The server came with a wine list. Every single wine we selected was out of stock. Only the expensive bottles were left. We asked for a glass and received a lot of pressure to buy the bottle (which we didn't). When it came time to order, two people in our party wanted the same dish. The server gave us A LOT of grief about it. "We use a small plate sharing system here and typically advise customers against selecting the same items". We said, "tough luck" and ordered it anyway. After that strange interaction, the server's attitude shifted, and she made various off-hand, borderline rude comments throughout our experience. The food...... I ordered the "chicken ramen" and was horrified by what I saw. After living in Japan for nearly 10 years, I have high expectations when I hear the word, Ramen. They literally used instant noodles. INSTANT NOODLES! There was some chicken and veggies in it, almost no soup. It was similar to the dressed-up ramen noodles I would make in college. Over $20 for dressed up instant ramen folks. No one left feeling satiated. We walked over to Reino's and got some actual filling food. We shall never return!

Double date night. Started in the bar for some creative and classic favorite drinks. Really…read moreenjoyed the service and the friendly bar crowd Moved to our table for dinner and shared the pretzel and calamari. This calamari is thick lightly breaded pieces. Amazing. Can't await to have it again Also had the duck, venison, chicken and pork. All well prepared and flavorful. Really liked the wild mushroom risotto creamy and perfect Finished with a Pavs gelato affogato. Yum We will make this a regular stop!

My food was pretty good. Other people at the party had the Lobster Cake Benedict, the pistachio…read moreFrench croast, and the tallow patty hash. They said the Lobster Cake Benedict was good, the Croast was rich and sweet, I wouldn't have been able to eat the whole thing but a few bites were very good. The tallow patty hash was a little bland compared to everyone else's food. I had the Spicy Chicken Caesar. I wouldn't call it spicy at all, but the flavor was good so I wasnt disappointed. The interior looked interesting, but we ate outside on the porch. The waitress was friendly even though they were very busy. The menu has a little information about how the building was moved a few years ago. I thought it was a joke when it was first mentioned. Everything was good, but not all that unique. Not sure I'll be back but it wasn't a bad experience

In my opinion, best bar in town. The bartenders are all incredibly friendly and are always good…read morecompany. The best time to go if you can manage it is in the mornings when the old men are in, they're always a hoot! They have a pool table, two dart boards, a patio, and live music fairly often. It's a great hometown bar with the best Bloody Mary around!

Karaoke was fun but crowded, you'll be lucky to get one song in. Lively crowd and a great time.read more