I went here once with a few friends on a Friday night. The place was HOPPIN' to say the least. It's…read moreHeath, Ohio....a small town with not a huge selection of elite bars to choose from. So of course everyone comes here. The decor inside was neat....nothing fancy...just a dive bar atmosphere. They were pretty busy, but the bartenders were quick. A band was playing and there was a $5 cover. The drinks are just "okay." Not sure if it was just a particular bartender, but my cranberry/vodka tasted like it had nothing more than cranberry juice. So the next one was a double, and then tasted normal. But whatever. There was a beer special for all you beer drinkers. That particular night it was $2.00 amber bocks. Would probably go back if I was with a group of friends.

Friendly bar staff! Good bands on the weekends for the most part.read more

Food wonderful service wonderful all the waiters are excellent. The mood of the place was like the…read more1920s. It was excellent. Nothing else to say about it.

Just adequate food with terrible prices! My husband and I both ordered a grilled chicken sandwich…read morewhich we assumed came with fries. Nope, they were another $3.79 and $3.99 for my husband who ordered the seasoned fries, which by the way were frozen deep fried French fries. $9.99 was the price of the sandwich with out any toppings. Okay so I get paying for cheese but really, tomato and lettuce too? The server asked what condiment and when I asked if they had honey mustard, she never said there'd be an up charge. So my $9.99 sandwich was now $12.79 without any fries! Hand cut fries have to be the cheapest side and most restaurants add them to sandwich plates and only charge for substitutions. Our total bill for two sandwiches and fries plus one iced tea was $35.96. And if it was gourmet or a larger serving I wouldn't post this review, but it was small and ordinary food! We stopped here on our way home from another location and weren't familiar with the area. Chances are we'll never be by again but I thought I'd save someone else from being ripped off!

I recently attended a music festival at Legend Valley (Lost Lands) and with it being my first time…read morethere, I was really impressed with the venue and how everything was run. It's located right off interstate 70 in Thornville. Being that it's in a smaller town, traffic got a little backed up arriving but it moved fairly fast and leaving wasn't an issue at all. Getting into the venue was also pretty easy. There was only one day (out of four) where the entrance line was a little backed up and by little I mean maybe five minutes. The space is huge, with a ton of space to walk around and room for all sorts of vendors. From food and facilities to merch and medical, everything flowed pretty well. I know a lot of this depends on the fest and who runs it but I know the venue has a lot to do with that. I didn't camp, but I did catch word that there's a new tunnel that connects campers to the entrance, which I can only imagine makes the experience much easier. I have no doubt that I'll be back!

@( * O * )@*500TH REVIEW*@( * O * )@…read more Wow, on a three WEEK roadtrip that I did from California to New York, Lost Lands was my Grand Prix, the triple crown, or whatever parallel you'd use for the biggest of music festivals. Really fun 4 day camping with 130k other people so enjoy the full festival while you're at it. Legend Valley is a venue about 30 minutes from downtown Columbus, and Lost Lands is just one of many events here. The venue itself is pretty far out there and has some intense traffic to get in, but they do have a general parking area if you are coming from a hotel in Columbus. One big negative that I do have to mention was the camping entry times which was HORRENDOUS. This particular year (2021) was brutal af because of the 13 hour wait time from 6pm to 7am just to enter the venue and setup camp because the organization was rusty and police were just taking people in circles. That was the only bad part of the event and hopefully you don't have to wait that long just to setup your tent because that's the longest I've ever waited for a camping festival. However, that negativity pretty much ended with how everything else went SMOOTHLY. The venue seemed bigger than ever, the event ran without much issues, and the music was good. YES, showers are $10. Bring your own. Yes, the food options are typical overpriced crumbs you call food. Bring your own. need good vibes? BRING YOUR OWN. Now in comparison of the other big festivals like EDC, Bass Canyon, Forbidden Kingdom, I do want to point out that the vibes imo are pretty good, though I think Bass Canyon tops Lost Lands unsurprisingly. Still, tons of space and you never feel overwhelmed like you do at EDC due to Columbus being a much smaller town to host than Las Vegas. There's no shortage of grass to sit and it's nice overall. The dinosaurs add a nice touch to the venue, so enjoy the 60 ft brachiosaurus in the middle of the crowd while walking towards mainstage. It's hard to describe without being there yourself. Overall, great time with friends , dubstep fans, and camping trips if you're in Ohio in September.

I recently went to Stuart's Opera House for the first time. Dang, what a special place! They opened…read morethe show with a quick PSA about the children's music education work they do in the community, which made me like them even more. As for the concert space itself... I'd see another concert there but there are definitely pros and cons. Pros: -Intimate, cozy space. I love that you can wait on the first level before doors open -Super clean bathrooms -Good sound mixing Cons: -The floors in the concert hall are awful. They shook substantially when people walked and were very noisy. The gentleman behind me was a toe tapper (no shame! Totally normal) but the floors made it seem like Godzilla was wrecking a city behind me -Volunteers served as ushers and they were... Confused. We were taken to the wrong seats (even side instead of odd) and the guys taking tickets were similarly befuddled -The layout of the plastic chairs in the back of the bottom section felt haphazard. It was hard to sneak through to go to the bathroom during the show

Beautiful building and surroundings area. We saw Cabaret…read more It was so good. Very powerful and moving. Brought us to tears. They also did a live burlesque show before the show

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

Chris is amazing. I love playing there and I can't wait to play again in the future!…read more The drinks are quite tasty as well

My main stop whenever I visit Columbus. The cocktails are great and solid drink selection. The food…read moreis wonderful and always seems to be some great music happening! Thank you Summit!

Intimate venue to take in your favorite artists! You could hear and see everything. Plenty of…read moreservice at the bar to fire off your favorite libation. Would definitely visit again =] 10/10 absoloodle

This was my first visit to Skully's and I enjoyed it. It really does have a good vibe. It's small…read morebut has some nice sightlines and even some limited seating with no upcharge. The sound on the night I attended was excellent.However, I subtracted a star because this "Diner" doesn't serve food. C'mon guys! A late night snack would've been pretty awesome.

We felt the wings were way overhyped. Ours were very dry and the sauce was just ok. Our bartenders…read moreon the other hand were great. The parking is terrible and it appeared to be a little rougher part of town.

Here with Spare Change drinking some of the best busch lights in my life. Spare Charge changed my…read morelife.