This is the cutest little taproom I've been to in awhile. I stumbled upon in walking around…read moreGrandview and I'm so glad I do because it's one of my new favorite spots! The inside is really tiny but the outside area is where it's at. They had a live band performing and have a schedule for almost everyday this summer . The vibe was casual, family-oriented, and fun. This is perfect for beer lovers because they have a massive variety of drafts on tap, but they also can do an assortment of cocktails of beers aren't your thing.

This is such a fun little bar. Decent beers and seems to be a local hangout. There are a few…read moregames to play. Definitely worth checking out.

I like High Bank, and I love it for happy hour. My only (minor) complaint is that I feel like…read morecertain drinks and menu items are a few dollars more than I would anticipate (or hope). But their happy hour takes care of that - even on Saturdays from 3p - 6p which is a brilliant promotion. While there, I had the smoked old fashioned which was impeccable. Then I took a sharp turn into the realm of Tiki with the Jamaican Rum-centric Caribbean Flannel. It hit the spot. After those cocktails, I really needed the Sweet Corn Elote to deliver and it did. I barely wanted to share it with others in my group. Good chips, great dip. Nice patio, too, if you don't mind the Goodale St. traffic.

First time coming on our trip to Columbus visiting family…read more My in-laws recommended this place and took us here for an early dinner. Great space. Friendly staff. Yummy food and drinks. Definitely would come back next time we're in town!

One of my favorite places to get a burger, never disappointed. The chips that come with I craved…read morewhile I was pregnant and would just come in for that. The brussel sprouts here are amazing but they are not featured in this trip. Service is always up to par & love coming here. When the windows are open it's a great atmosphere. The playlist of music is always stellar, keep my my music identifier open to add to my list. Don't pass this place if you are walking down High Street!

I want to start by commending the exceptional service provided by Dane. She was wonderful, and her…read morerecommendations truly enhanced my meal. Based on her suggestions, I ordered the Southern Spring Rolls and the Loaded Brussels sprouts with feta and cranberries; both were phenomenal, especially the dipping sauces she provided for the rolls. My main course, the Arch City Burger, was cooked to perfection on a nicely toasted bun, and the Caesar salad I ordered as a starter was fresh and crisp although dressing was average not my preference. To finish, both the Night Shift martini and complimentary tiramisu were delicious. While I had an overall excellent experience and plan to return soon, I did want to provide some constructive feedback regarding the beverages here. I was disappointed that bottled water was unavailable. Additionally, I found the $17+ price point for pre-batched cocktails to be quite high, as I generally prefer a freshly made drink. However, I was very pleased that Dane was able to accommodate my request for a fresh Buffalo Trace Old Fashioned instead. Thank you again for a lovely lunch and pass my compliments along to Dane for her outstanding hospitality!

*This review is based on a Thursday during Happy Hour*…read more Overview: *Food Quality: Small portions but each bite is flavorful and fresh. Very much tasting, not necessarily to get full *Service: Friendly, attentive, but not hovering *Ambiance: Clean, quite during happy hour, however, starts to fill up as the evening continues. * Menu: Limited happy hour menu, don't expect a full menu, but what they offer is done well Must Order: * Sticky Roasted Carrots. I don't like carrots and I couldn't stop grabbing a piece Drinks: * The Sycamore Old Fashion... very strong, but I like strong drinks Cost: $33 w/o tip | $44 with tip (split between 2 people) * What we ordered: Sticky carrots Meze Scallops (not on happy hour menu) The Sycamore Old Fashion Italian 90 *Comes with complimentary bread. Also, gluten free options* Best for: Casual check in Low key date maybe if you work near German Village. Traffic during happy hour is a bit backed up I wouldn't go for solo dining, unless I sat outside during warmer weather. However, the feeling is best for a quick get together with 1-2 friends. Would I come back? ... Yes! Definitely for Happy Hour.

I went to The Sycamore last weekend for a friend's bachelorette, and it was truly a 10/10…read moreexperience--from the service to the food to the overall atmosphere. It was the perfect spot for a relaxed, drawn-out dinner where we could enjoy drinks, take our time, and really soak it all in. We had a reservation and were seated right away, which set the tone for the night. Everyone ordered cocktails (I've heard the espresso martini is one of their best, even though coffee isn't really my thing), and honestly, you can't go wrong with anything on the drink menu. We started with the Meze, which included house-made falafel, tzatziki, hummus, sun-dried tomato couscous, assorted vegetables, and naan--everything was fresh and so flavorful. They also brought out complimentary focaccia right away, which was such a nice touch. For my main, I ordered the seasonal scallops, and I also tried the chicken thighs with fig, goat cheese, asparagus, parmigiano reggiano, and couscous--both were absolutely amazing. I'd go back in a heartbeat just to try more of the menu. We were there for about 2-3 hours, and at no point did we feel rushed or like we were inconveniencing the staff. The entire experience felt thoughtful, welcoming, and just really special. Highly recommend The Sycamore for your next date night or girls' dinner!

Stopped in for a few beers on a Sunday morning. Had the Dortmunder and a Peach Radler. Tasty. I…read morebelieve the beer was $7 for a .5l and the Radler was $10.50 for a .5l. Was easily able to get a seat- entered through the patio. Had a variety of small tables, picnic tables, and benched + a gazebo with a table. I didn't even go inside and was able to order drinks to my table via the qr code. Didn't try the food as I had just eaten but everything smelled great. Back patio had some children's toys for kids to play with so good for families.

This place looks cool - been a couple of times. The second time was a better experience, we sat…read moreinside at one of the picnic tables. Order your beer at the bar. If you become a member you get a stein and it's kept on the wall so it's always there. Don't know how this works tho. There is an outdoor patio out back but Holy moly the time we went it was SO CROWDED. We ordered drinks and food from the app and it took forever - our server also got lost trying to find us. Really cool place and I wish it would work out - it's just a not a favorite. You may love it tho - Lota of parking! Right off Paraons - can't miss it!

So nice and relaxing. A view of downtowns skyline and sunsetting. Good beer and the service was…read moreexcellent

Went here for an airport workers reunion. Great place for that because it is under the approach…read morefor Port Columbus. And a great place for that sort of thing, or just hanging out. Plenty of parking. Open and airy inside, lots of wood and windows, and several big patios. No full-menu food: they have pizza sometimes, or food trucks, but of course the main draw is the beer. And I didn't have any, because I was driving and we weren't staying long, and Kid K is not yet licensed. Our group was in a room off to one side, with patio access at one end. Worked well for us (though it was raining and the roof was a little leaky.) A bit separate but right there for the bar, etc. The kid found their game cart, with both adult and all-ages games, mainly card games. Our folks got to hang out without our noise intruding too much into the other areas (which had music blasting anyway.) I got a ginger beer which was good. Service at the bar was great, friendly and patient, and she made suggestions for kid drinks (basically canned pop.) I'd definitely come back, and hopefully try some of their beers.

I've been a fan of these folks for years. They made a beer years and years ago, I think it was a…read moresour IPA... I miss that beer so much!!

Second time visiting Wolf Ridge for a team dinner. Restaurant was fairly empty for a Wednesday…read moreevening and very dim lighting. I ordered the Harvest Kale Salad, didn't taste much of the dressing on the salad, but I could definitely taste the roasted sweet potatoes. For the entree I had the KFC w/ apple jam on the side with garlic fries. The chicken and bacon were both "well done" and the apple jam did not add much flavor, should have requested the spiced aioli that comes with the Hop Salt Waffle fries instead. Asked someone for some of their waffles fries, those are definitely the way to go, very good and flavorful. Took pictures of others orders, the Fall Fruit Salad - the person added salmon to the salad and enjoyed it; the beef and lamb burger and fish & chips were also a hit.

The food here was absolutely AMAZING! The service and environment are so well thought out and cozy…read more We picked the buffet and ate way too much. They have a great selection of beer! We were able to buy a jar of horseradish to take back home to TX. We bought a vanilla cream puff and a chocolate one. After coming out of our food coma we had the vanilla puff and it was great. Can't say the best I've ever had but it was good. I'm hoping the chocolate is better. Both were baked too long imo. Our waitress was so beautiful. She treated us like family and recommended only the best. I love the dress attire.

While on a road trip to Colorado, my wife and I made sure to stop in the historic German Village…read morearea of Columbus, Ohio. We first visited the information center where they showed a short video about how the German settlers came to Columbus. Before leaving, we asked where we should eat for a true German experience. The person there immediately recommended Schmidt's Sausage Haus, saying there were other good places, but Schmidt's was the place for authentic German food. We walked over and were seated right away. Our server greeted us and returned quickly to take our drink order. We both had iced tea. He also told us about the buffet and suggested we take a look before ordering. We checked it out, but it just didn't appeal to us that evening, so we ordered from the menu instead. My wife ordered the potato soup, and I ordered the Old World Sausage Sampler: "A combination of four sausages from famous recipes of the J. Fred Schmidt Packing Company served over hot kraut und pork with German potato salad, chunky applesauce, und split top bun." When the food arrived, it looked amazing. I honestly don't remember exactly which four sausages they were, but every one of them was excellent. The sauerkraut had great flavor, and the warm German potato salad was outstanding. The applesauce was good too, although I personally prefer smooth over chunky. I actually mixed some of the applesauce with the sauerkraut and really enjoyed that combination. For dessert, we took a couple items to go. My wife had the cream cheese tort with cherry topping, and I had the famous cream puff. The tort was okay, but the crust wasn't my favorite and the cream cheese filling was just average to me. The cream puff was definitely better. The shell was perfectly done and the filling was good, although I was hoping for a little more rich vanilla custard flavor. I think a chocolate topping would have made it even better. Later I found out they also offer a chocolate version, but our server never mentioned that option. Our server was very friendly throughout the meal. The only small thing that became a little repetitive was him saying "All right, all right, all right" after every item we ordered. Overall though, we really enjoyed our experience and were glad we stopped. The sausage and German potato salad were especially memorable, and I'm honestly considering ordering some of their sausage and potato salad shipped to us this summer.