Antiques on High was one of our favorite brewery stops during this trip…read more When I first suggested stopping at Antiques on High, my significant other kept saying he didn't want to go antique shopping. Once he realized it was actually a brewery, he was all in! The brewery has a great atmosphere, and the bartender was extremely knowledgeable and helpful. Since we've been visiting several breweries during our getaway, they even gave us a Seventh Son passport, which was a nice surprise and a fun way to continue exploring the local brewery scene. I ordered the Wild & Sour flight and really enjoyed it. It was a great way to sample a variety of unique flavors, and each pour showcased the creativity and quality that Antiques on High is known for. Between the excellent beer selection, friendly service, and welcoming atmosphere, this is definitely a brewery I'd recommend to anyone visiting the area. Looking forward to stopping back again!

This is a really cool bar. I went for a Book Bar event held by Thurber House. We got drink…read moretickets so I got a glass of wine at the bar, then went upstairs to the event space. Really cozy with table seating. The door to the balcony was open to let in fresh air. I would def. come back to have a drink in the downstairs area as well. Nice bartender, good wine. I was also happy to grab a parking spot on the street right out front. Lucky girl.

I really, really, really love the drink menu of the Alibi. Like, a lot. Their visual chart is a…read moregodsend for cocktail explorers, and all of the drinks came out delicious and exactly as described. It's so creative, and the drinks are really the stellar stand out here. However, the atmosphere of those drinks is what gives me pause when thinking about coming back. The limited table situation, tiny cramped space, and loud music means that it doesn't feel particularly relaxing. People are constantly brushing up against you (even at 5PM), and holding a conversation at a normal distance is nearly impossible. NOTE: This place is covered in dust. No shade to the ownership as it doesn't appear to be anywhere near food prep areas (it's on the decor, on/around shelving, all over the faux plants, etc.), but if you're someone who's sensitive to dust, this is probably not a good fit. PROS: -I loooooooove how they've done their drink menu. As someone who is still exploring the potential of cocktails, their nerdy "chart" that places all of their drinks on a sweet/bitter and alcohol-forward/approachable visual chart is SUCH a help. As such, everything I ordered was absolutely amazing for me. I knew exactly what to expect from a drink because of its position on the chart, and it delivered. -Their drinks are really unique. Aqua faba? Fat washed alcohols? Lollipops or toasted marshmallows as garnishes? Super cool. Don't let some of the weirder descriptions creep you out of trying them. -All of their drinks were delicious. Everything I ordered was exactly as described. I often go places where the taste is barely related to its namesake, but they were entirely on-point here. CONS: -I'm not sure if someone called off that night as other reviewers are in love with the service, but our service was really really slow. No real rapport with the staff; just stating the name of a drink as they rushed past and then they were off to try to clean a table or take someone else's order. The drinks they made were great, but this isn't somewhere we'd go if we were in a hurry. -The pictures do not accurately convey how small this place is. Like, it's small. I'd guess less than 1000 square feet. My apartment is bigger by a lot. This isn't necessarily an issue, but it means people pile up quickly as they wait for seating (there's like 4/5 tables and then bar seating). The human walkways are small enough that the bartenders and other guests will brush against you a lot - even while seated. -I get the vibe they were going for here, but with the smaller space, I think a lot of the potential decor options had to "go" in order to fit more humans. It's giving me hardcore The Hearth Room (in Cincinnati) vibes, and I think it could honestly pull it off if it simply had more space. The "relaxed, sophisticated bourbon bar" doesn't quite come through as well when things are so focused on simply fitting in more bodies. -It's loud AF. Like, really, really loud. Between all the people and the blasting pop music, it required leaning into someone's ear in order to speak at normal volumes. We'd regularly have to pause the conversation if something in the music was building to a drop. This is not a place I'd take someone I wasn't very very comfortable with because it really requires being in someone's space to talk. -There's a single all-gender toilet here for everyone in the establishment. It's basically a revolving door of people in and out of it. The door auto-closes, however, so it's really difficult to figure out if it's open or not. There was usually a queue of people waiting in front of the door.

I never leave Alibi disappointed. They always have such a creative menu with something for…read moreeveryone. It always amazes me how quickly they crank out such creative drinks. I'm sure some of them are batched, but they don't taste like they are. Service was excellent, as always. Endlessly knowledgeable. Small place, but never feels crowded even when full.

While visiting the east market I ordered food and went ahead and waited at the railhouse bar. Upon…read moreentering it was lively and lot of patrons coversing. I sat at the bar so I received pretty good service on a Thursday after work around 5:00 p.m. They have $5 happy hour specials. I can't remember what drink I ordered. Regardless I remember distinctly how the service sitting at the bar was, and how the drink was so good I had two. This is a nice gathering area and is welcoming. I stayed about 20 mins until my food notification came thru my phone. I sure will be back and hope to bring some friends to try the brunch specials.

We were brought here for a networking event…read more Parking- sucked. We ended up parking at the Local Cantina just down the block. We circled the upper lot many times before deciding to circle the block and finding this other lot. Service- friendly and fast Food- The Railhouse does not actually serve food. You can get food from the East Market and bring it into the Railhouse. The Railhouse themselves serves alcohol and other drinks. See the many other reviews with attached menu. It's also on their website. Price- Reasonable price. $7.50 per Carbliss and a good selection of flavors available

The char bar is always a good time. The bartender was quick and the drinks were strong. We love…read morecoming here and enjoying all the bar games and outdoor seating.

Timeless...a staple of Columbus where everyone should enjoy at least once...if not many times!read more

Cozy, quirky dive bar with friendly vibes, great drinks, and an inviting atmosphere! Make sure to…read moreask when Lisa is working!

Good people. Just a little dive bar where locals have a few after work. Treated me realtor nice…read more Would definitely go back.

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.

I've been a long time land grant lover. From the beer garden to their pickleball courts, they're…read moretruly a Columbus staple that I come to often. I recently went for the Jenis Strawberry Jam that was held there and had SUCH a blast. They had speciality strawberry flavored drinks from ales to margaritas and even decorated the taproom. This was such a stellar event, the wait time for drinks wasn't too bad, the live music was amazing, and the vibes were so high. Im really looking forward to any future events Land Grant hosts and will definitely be back for their weekly music trivia.

I came back to Land Grant yesterday for the Strawberry Festival. I feel like I may have misjudged…read moreit last time I reviewed it back in 2019. I now see why Land Grant may have more. The outdoor area accommodates for those who want to hang out outside with their drinks and purchase any food trucks. They also do Land Grant run groups here. The running group sounds like fun. Run and then grab a drink after those sweaty miles. Next time you need to just relax with some good food outside and drinks come to Land Grant. Also enjoy the music as well!

Stopped in for drinks with some friends and figured we'd grab some food while we were there. I had…read morepretty low expectations for a hot dog, but this thing was ridiculously good. Good snap, loaded with toppings, and exactly what you want after a couple drinks. The atmosphere was relaxed, the drinks were solid, and the food was way better than I expected. I'm not usually the type of person to write a Yelp review about a glizzy, but credit where it's due. I sat down expecting a hot dog and left after absolutely disrespecting one. I'll definitely be back.

Lawbird is hands-down the best cocktail bar in the city. The themed menus which change at a…read morereasonable pace, great staff, and "good vibes" really make this the go-to destination in Columbus and perhaps the Midwest for a cocktail. Pair a stop either before or after to one of German Village's great restaurants and you're in for a special, albeit pricey night. In addition to fantastic drinks, Lawbird offers cocktail tasting classes from time to time which are a fun way to get sauced early in the day. And you will get sauced. If the owners keep up the good thing they have going - this will become an iconic establishment in the city. I hope they do. I've been more than 20 times so far and never get bored. Cheers!