My brother got married here! It was beautiful and well organized. The food was fantastic and they…read moredid a great job! It is definitely on the smaller side but good for smaller weddings. The parking is rough... they do not have their own parking lot for everyone (all guests). There is a parking garage down the street that guests have to pay for. Other than that it was very pretty and clean as well. Service was great and quick.

If I could give 6 stars I would. We had our wedding here 7/2. Beautiful venue. I love that we…read moredidn't have to add many decorations because the space itself has so much character. Food (from Together & Co and Kittie's Cakes) was great. Our day of coordinator Kate was so helpful. Would 100% recommend this for a wedding to anyone!

I had the opportunity to attend an awards banquet at Villa Milano and I had not been there for over…read more20 years! However, this venue is still as classy as ever! It has very spacious parking, a coat closet with beautiful water display upon entry! The staff are highly professional and attentive! Lastly, always, always, always order the house made lasagna! I highly recommend using this venue for your next social or professional event!

I attended a banquet here on June 16, 2025, for the State Softball Coaches' Association, honoring…read morestate-ranked players and their families. At $40 per ticket, I expected a decent experience. Unfortunately, the food quality was extremely disappointing and well below even basic banquet standards. We were greeted with room-temperature water (no ice) and bowls of wilted lettuce that had clearly been sitting out for too long. The main course included a plain, boiled chicken breast--completely unseasoned and stark white in appearance. The green beans tasted like they came straight from a can and were also unseasoned--no butter, garlic, or anything to improve their flavor. The only redeeming item was the lasagna, which was actually quite good and the only part of the meal I finished. I work in the restaurant industry, and I'm not someone who complains easily. But this meal was unacceptable. For an event honoring student-athletes and their families, more care and attention to quality should have been given. I wasn't expecting gourmet dining, but serving 700 guests such poorly prepared food sends a message: if they don't put in the effort for a high-profile banquet like this, I would seriously reconsider trusting them with a once-in-a-lifetime event like a wedding.

Along with a few others, I was in search of an event space for an all day event for about 20…read morepeople. I had heard about The Depot previously, so I suggested that we check it out as an option. It was easily the winner of the many locations we toured. The events manager was extremely friendly and helpful before and during the event. We used their catering and had plentiful food throughout the day - we had brought in our own snacks and they were barely touched because everyone was quite content with the breakfast and lunch foods! Also included was a history tour that let us learn more about the various rail cars present on the property. The tour was fun and informative - we easily could have listened to more! We have a very positive experience here, and the space is so unique!

We happened across The Depot Event Center on the web when looking for a venue, and found The Depot…read more We were not disappointed and have booked with them twice now. The facility is beautifully quaint, and met our needs and expectations. The Manager, Tim, is very friendly, flexible, and accommodating. We highly recommend The Depot Event Center. You would not be disappointed.

Great place, great view and great staff. Our company celebrated our 10th birthday party here. Fun…read moretimes for all; there was karaoke, a photo booth, a DJ, a full bar with 'signature drink'. A fireplace, several seating areas and a coat check...fancy for me. Of course, there was lots of great food. Crab cakes, sliders, candied bacon, spicy chicken skewers, vegetables, a mac and cheese bar, a french fry bar, enormous shrimp cocktail. There were also vegan and vegetarian options with the hummus and large grilled vegetables.

Upon my arrival to Creekside Conference & Event Center I did my homework and figured out how to get…read morethere and where to park. Partly thanks to my wonderful Yelp friends and handy dandy GPS system! I parked at the garage on the left side of Creekside. Found plenty of parking spots for my event and followed a bunch of familiar ladies up the steps to the Creekside Event Center's 3rd floor. They were a little worried as I seemed to be questionable at first but put their minds at ease I was attending the same event as them for the Women's Philanthropy session of Sharon Tal the Israeli Fashion Designer. The event center itself is so beautiful. They had everything catered from the hors d'oeuvres to the wine bar. The women helped themselves and we stood around mingling and admiring the designs of Sharon Tal. Later we listened to a speech from Sharon Tal and the president of Maskit in Israel, Ruth Dayan. She couldn't be there in person as she was busy celebrating her birthday at 101 years young!! Yes, she does act young for this age, as I viewed a YouTube video of her having a good ole time in the Russian dance club. As a gift Maskit got her a barrel of her favorite alcohol to celebrate her life and legacy of this company. I thoroughly enjoyed this event and learning about how Sharon Tal became a fashion designer from working with the world renowned Alexander McQueen to designed her own outfits for the runway, everything was amazing to see and hear. I hope to be able to attend more fun events like this here again soon!

A venue downtown, that's a bit run down, but it works for the right type of event…read more I've only been here for music. The Be Louder Group hosts shows here, primarily for electronic music. It's easy to get to but there's not really any parking in the area. I know a lot of people that get their cars broken into on the weekends, so I suggest ubering if you can. Once inside the building it looks old. Word on the street is this was an old bank back in the 1920s. There's tile everywhere, the walls could use a paint job, and the bathroom was a wreck. But like I said in the beginning, it fits for the right event, and a rave is just one of them. When you reach the ballroom, you'll find the old vault tucked under a grand staircase. It doesn't really have any of the old vault features but it is what it is. I will say that the lighting is pretty good, and the giant windows are cool. When I've been there they projected the DJs name on the wall, like I see many do for weddings.There's a big chandelier hanging right in the middle with tapestries pulling away from it. It's rather beautiful. I'm interested in seeing this place set up in the daytime or for a wedding but who knows if that would ever happen. If they cleaned up the place a bit I can see it being really lovely.

Venue is absolutely stunning, the food is mediocre at best.... Service was OK. And it's a great…read moreplace to have a gathering, for a wonderful drink and an experience. The food isn't worth coming back for.

Throw your hands up capriella capriellllllla... ehhh it's a place where you could have an event,…read morebut be prepared to bring some lipstick for the pig and some elbow grease. Also the drive in is a little scary and sketchy.

I worked a wedding at Capriella Castle and the owner was amazing to work with and so very helpful…read more I would highly recommend it as a venue.

Great service! I love being a Student at the Ohio State University. My honors program had a banquet…read moreand it was so amazing from the food, service and the lovely ambiance. S0 beautiful!

Ah, the Fawcett Center. I used to work here 35 years ago, in the auditorium, as my work study job…read more We had events all the time. WOSU was based here, in the end section by the auditorium. There was a hotel, and a fancy restaurant. I learned a lot, and goofed off a lot. Today, the building has been renovated. No more hotel- athletic offices I think. No big restaurant- a small cafe, where the hotel's front desk was. No more WOSU. It's very clean and new, inside and out. Doesn't look like the auditorium gets used much, and the WOSU end looks empty. Of course, that is my impression from a quick nostalgia visit. They might be busy on weekends. There are conference rooms and meeting areas. Looks like they do catering for events. Hopefully the space is being used enough to keep it going. I saw a few students and staff, on a weekday. I've heard you can park here for events at the Schott. Be careful- all the parking is pay or permit.

Great facility for intimate events. We hosted a day of continuing education for our members and…read morewill definitely be back. Professional and attentive staff, great location, and onsite parking all helped make the decision to use this space an easy one. Teri Collins Office Manager & Director of Education Ohio Osteopathic Association

Wonderful party space! So accommodating and easy to work with. I would recommend them for anyone…read moreneeding an event space.