Still love it. Good community. Great experiences. A fun and safe place to celebrate…read more Always happy to be here

Byrne's Pub is an awesome traditional Irish neighborhood pub in Grandview! They have live Music on…read moreFriday's, great drinks, and a full weekend long celebration for St. Patrick's Day! They have a great selection of beers and the cocktails are very refreshing! The fried pickles are crisp & juicy & the Irish Tots are a must; they're so good!!

Very good food drink and service. Pet friendly out front on the sidewalk tables. Great…read moreatmosphere and tunes not too loud. Plenty of TV's for watching or brew for drinkin! A new spot worth a check out!

Food was ok, I got the chicken nachos (kinda soggy as you worked through the plate) and hubby got…read morea burger. Food was ok, beer selection was ok. Service was ok. Place was pretty empty when we were there but started filling up. Music a little loud. Glad we checked it out but probably won't be back.

Heard they had good wings, and they are kind of on my way today so I stopped by. Nice neighborhood…read morebar atmosphere. Some street parking available on a weekday afternoon. Pretty big menu of bar classics plus a lot more. Wings are up under the appetizers, and they are pretty basic: Buffalo or barbecue, baked, with blue cheese and celery. No other options. But, simple is sometimes best. They came out steaming, 10 pretty good-sized meaty wings. The sauce was heavy, but not dripping off, although you are going to need the napkins and wet naps they bring. The barbecue was tangy and sweet, but not overly so. I really enjoyed them. Could've maybe used a little more celery to give me some kind of a health balance. Service was excellent. Prices are decent. It's hard to tell what's high anymore, but they are competitive. The atmosphere in the place was cool. People eating, drinking, talking, watching games. I would definitely come back.

2/5 A friend…read morerecommended Olde Towne Tavern, then a guy sitting next to us at the bar recommended the Tavern Turkey. I figured I had a safe order. We went as a group of three on a weekday afternoon. It wasn't crowded, bar seating was easy to find, and service was fine. It's a casual neighborhood tavern with TVs, a full bar, daily specials, and a broad menu with vegetarian and gluten free options clearly marked. The Tavern Turkey ($12) was the biggest disappointment. The turkey was finely shredded, densely packed and extremely dry--almost like canned chicken in texture. Every bite needed a drink behind it just to swallow comfortably. The creamy mustard wasn't memorable or much help against all that dry turkey. The tomato wasn't doing the sandwich any favors either--soft, watery, and an immediate removal for me. There was plenty of turkey, but more dry turkey wasn't helping. I started pulling meat off and still didn't finish the sandwich. The chips were just there. Worth knowing: sandwiches run roughly $12-$18, and card payments carry a 3.5% surcharge. We landed here because Osteria across the street was closed after storm damage. They're part of the same restaurant group, but based on this meal, I never would've guessed it. I probably wouldn't choose to return unless circumstances landed me here again. Would I recommend it? Not based on what I ate. But since this place came recommended, I'm curious--Olde Towne Tavern regulars, what are y'all ordering here?

Beautiful interior and nice patio seating as well. They have a daily happy hour on which all of…read moretheir House Cocktails are 50% off. It's truly the best way to experience this place. I had Smokestack and the Smolder Sour. No bad choices there, but the Smokestack was an elite cocktail.

The Beeline looks like an upscale bar with art deco wallpaper, crystal chandeliers, and velvet…read moreseats. They pride themselves with serving innovative cocktails and $9 craft beers. The space is double-height, with railings upstairs, making you ask, "Is there a private room for parties?" Wouldn't that be neat! No! Upstairs are restrooms and corporate offices. That was a missed opportunity. Also, what was surprising to us was the service model: order at the bar, pick up at the bar, and even bring your own snacks. I saw one gentleman at the bar with his own box of Cheez-Its and a Yeti cup. The atmosphere felt very insular. When the service is "self serve" and the guests bring their own pantry, the $9 beer feels less like a luxe experience and more like a cover charge for a pretty room. I wish I had stayed home.

Thank you to the entire team at Hey Hey Bar & Grill for your kindness from the moment we walked…read morethrough the front doors. We genuinely appreciated the warm welcome, the clapping, the high‑fives, and the positive energy. It set the tone for an experience that went far beyond a meal. I loved learning the history of how your restaurant became what it is today. Your hot wings were amazing, and the coleslaw pizza was a first for me -- and a delicious surprise. The service was outstanding; the staff kept the buffet fresh and refilled without hesitation. The atmosphere was full of gratitude, laughter, and plenty of photos. It felt like a place where people come together to enjoy good food and good company. Thank you for making our visit memorable. We truly appreciate everything.

I love this place. The vibes when you walk in as a new comer can be a off putting. But once people…read morewarm up to you everyone is friendly. They have amazing food and drinks (that you order at the bar). The prices are very reasonable. They also have different events going on depending on what night it is. I love to go on Wednesdays for karaoke. https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZThpSsXgE/

Gorgeous place, horrendous service. Food was average. This is one of the most beautiful bars in the…read morearea. The bar staff are pretty unfriendly and weirdly enough, there is no standing room inside to grab a drink while you wait for a table. Also the music is strange. The hostess was very soft spoken, and didn't seem to be enthused to be there. She reluctantly let 2 of us sit and the other 2 stand. Maybe there was some issue that day that we don't know about? The bar area inside is relatively small, which I think adds an extra layer of coziness. The bartenders didn't acknowledge us at all, and when we finally we able to grab their attention, the female bartender didn't say so much of a hi, but said well did you talk to the hostess. We said yes, she reluctantly made our drinks. The cocktails are gorgeous. But we wanted some shots of dark rum. I kid you not, it was like they were refusing to give us these. It took 20 minutes -we counted- to get this. The food- I grew up in Hawaii, and this by no means is Hawaiian food. With that said, I loved the loaded fries. Everything else, hush puppies, coconut shrimp was just ok. The lobster rangoons were just terrible, they were overwhelmingly lemon-y. My sister had the burger and she said it was really good. A tiki bar should have a welcoming vibe, and this just isn't it. I might give the patio another shot if it's open, but for now this is a pass.

We had such a nice night! We sat at the outdoor bar, but there is an indoor bar and some tables…read more Service was great at the outdoor bar, there were multiple bartenders circulating to help out. The food was good. I had the sampler, it was very tasty and I LOVED the macaroni salad. The Head Hunter was a great drink, and the decorations really make it.

Great food service and atmosphere. The location is awesome and the Old Fashion was tasty.read more

We had a great dinner before a show at COSI, and it couldn't have worked out better. The atmosphere…read morewas lively, with the large doors open to the outside, creating a fun and relaxed setting. We ordered the Wedge Salad and the Fire Grilled Chicken Sandwich with a side Caesar Salad. The wedge was outstanding, topped with Nueske bacon, pickled red onions, crispy shallots, and tomatoes, with a delicious blue cheese dressing served on the side. The chicken sandwich was equally impressive, featuring aioli, thick-cut Nueske bacon, burrata, gem lettuce, and crispy ciabatta. The chicken was grilled perfectly, served thin and tender. And let's be honest -- everything is better with bacon. Service was excellent. Our server made great recommendations, the food arrived quickly, and the timing was perfect for making our show. Reasonable prices, great food, and a lively atmosphere. We'll definitely be back. Highly recommend.

One of my go to rooftop spots in the short north is Stories On High! It's perfect for a date night,…read moredrink with friends or a night out, and has some of the best Columbus skyline views in the city! The atmosphere is chic & you're bound to have a great time when you visit! Every drink I've had here is well thought out & carefully crafted. They update their menu to keep things fresh, so there's tons of opportunity to try something new! The food is fire too! There are tons of delicious small plates & shareables with Asian flair. The seafood is incredibly fresh & they have some awesome sweet treats! Be sure to give them a try!

The ambiance is beautiful, and it's a great spot for drinks. The food, however, was pretty…read moremediocre. We did the Omakase experience, and it was just okay. For $90 per person, I was surprised they served miso soup that tasted like something you'd get at Benihana. Even more disappointing was the main course: teriyaki chicken. For an Omakase experience at that price point, I expected something much more creative and elevated. Honestly, I've had better teriyaki chicken from Panda Express. When Panda Express is winning the teriyaki chicken battle against a $90 Omakase, we've got a problem! The standout dish was the lobster skewers--they were excellent and easily the highlight of the meal. Overall, I'd come back for the cocktails and atmosphere, but not for the food.