RIP OFF. Mishalle started out very nice however onnthe day…read moreof my July 5th party there was no central air, no ice in the ice maker, my birthday babys name was misspellled on the back drop and they threw away my cake box. And this was her first birthday party. After I stated my concerns, I was told that "things happen and I have to understand that" Then thenowner Mishalle accused me of "violating the terms of contract" by SMOKING in the facility. A bogus lie. Her staff was onnsite the entire time. They have portable ac units which did not keep a comfortable temperature. My cake was melting. My guests were sweating uncontrollably as well as had their hair ruined. I had expressed to Mishalle that I experienced a central air outage at my baby shower and truly did not want to experience that again. Mishalle was very unaccomodating and I paid $3050. I never woul ld have paid that amount had I known this was going to be my experience. I am a single mother trying to make positive memories I feel ripped off and I would not recommend Oasis Hilliard.

The space was perfect for our Repast. It was beautiful, clean, spacious yet intimate and had…read moreeverything we needed for our event. Michelle was very friendly and accommodating to our needs. We were able to book the space on short notice and everything went off without a hitch. I would definitely recommend this space to anyone wanting to hold an event in Columbus.

Been here a few times for a few different events. Since this is an event space that events…read morethemselves can rent out, I'll try to avoid commenting on the actual events. Instead, I want to focus a bit on the staff and space provided at the Kee. I've been surprised by the event staff here every time I've come to an event. Every time I've gone, the bar has been pretty understaffed. Customers will come up asking for water, and bartenders will wave them off, saying "Get water from the free dispenser over there" while the dispenser is empty. Maybe this is a barback issue? The bathrooms start out okay in the beginning of the event, but every event has been out of toilet paper and paper towels by the end. They're looking pretty shabby too. The Kee might consider mid-event janitorial services because women ducking into the men's room to steal toilet paper rolls to hand them off to other women who are sitting in the stalls is probably not the look you're going for. The space itself is cute. Rooms are wide open with ample walking space. The main room (the Kee calls it "The Venue") is huge and echo-y - which is a shame because this appears to be where they put live entertainment and music. We've had a hard time hearing any presenter's words in this room because of the acoustics. The additional rooms are super cute (love the arcade games and unique furniture), but they're only open during events if your event paid for them. The arcade games cost extra money. There are nearby parking lots that'll handle most small-event traffic, but if something huge is going on, you might need to figure out street parking. The hallways/entryways are definitely built for shuttling people through, and they handle entrance lines pretty solidly. (I'm a little confused by the Yelpers reviewing food or drinks here. The Kee is only open for private and public events. It looks like this might have been a restaurant space at one point?)

Went here for an event and absolutely loved everything about it:…read more-the space, loved the different layouts, area great for photos, arcade area, area filled with natural light. The bathrooms were awesome (pink sinks, faucets, and hand dryers in the women's room!) -the barista who manned the coffee bar for the event was wonderful. He made a phenomenal dirty cinnamon chai latte -I had a light lunch of whipped honey labneh and I never want yogurt again, just that. Chefs kiss. Another reviewer correctly pointed out that they already add a 20% service charge so do what you want with that info.

I found Graystone through a website for venues in Columbus when I was looking for a corporate…read moreholiday party for 70-80 people. Graystone Cellars is a banquet venue in the Brewery District located in a limestone vault. (pretty cool, huh?!) They carry some local wines & their food menu looks delicious! Plenty of options from a la carte apps to dinner and apps to dinner, drinks, & apps, etc. For drinks, there are multiple options from sodas to wine/beer to wine/beer/spirits, to better spirits, you name it! Brian was responsive and the information packet he sent me had everything I would want to know (the food and drink options, venue pictures, cost, etc.). I asked if gratuity was included, and he confirmed it was added into all of the pricing. So, it was a really great option! I haven't reviewed places I haven't experienced, but we looked at quite a few venues, and I was really impressed by the quality of food and drinks, how beautiful the space was, and the price. It was the best venue option, in my opinion. So, I wanted to share! The only reason we didn't book Graystone is because one of my colleagues got too nervous about the little lead time we had & wanted something with live bar music for the younger folk, so he booked a grungy bar. The younger team wanted to karaoke (he didn't), and he knew that no one could karaoke if there was already live music & a venue available to the public, so here we are. Ha! Fingers crossed for next year.

What a wonderful place for our rehearsal dinner. The food was phenomenal. Very gracious employees…read more Definitely recommend!

There was an issue with open table and our brunch reservation, but the manager took care of us…read moreprofessionally and to our satisfaction. She made sure we had a perfect anniversary brunch. The food was fabulous and the service was spot on. Can't wait to go back in

This is the perfect place for a nice, local hangout. The bartenders are always extremely nice and…read morethey always have some sort of activity, event or live band going on. This is one of those places where you leave after having an amazing time and end up staying for hours because of the awesome vibes. I always meet really great people when I come here. It is cute, hipster and casual inside, so you can come in any dress.

Went to a family wedding here. Very beautiful venue, the staff are helpful but not too helpful…read more We brought all the apps and deserts and had to set them all out ourselves, but they did offer to restock throughout the cocktail hour and wedding, which was nice so we didn't have to hire someone or assign someone to this. The wedding itself was flawless! I think mostly due to the family and friends helping, which is why I give 4 stars. Family was making table centerpeices a few hours prior and staff were on site but no help. I am not much of a wedding venue expert, but ... I just expect more from a very expensive country club than pay us, here's the venue... good luck. As part of the wedding party we were at the venue starting at like 1pm for a 5pm wedding and i just didn't really see anyone from the venue much. I would just think they'd have more of an interest in the wedding going smoothly, but ... again, I'm not a wedding venue expert. The venue itself was fine, outdoor bar was cool. The beauty I think came from the table-scapes, which was designed by the bride and put together by the family, again, why I give 4 stars. Reception was fine... put on by the venue. Room was really nothing special, not decorated or anything pretty. The food was good. The bar was tiny and in the back, hard to get to when there's a decent amount of people. Overall, I think they could have done more, been more present and really went above and beyond, which... from my perspective they didn't.

The Pinnacle Golf Club reminds me of most country clubs. It attracts those who are looking for…read morelocal golf club to join nestled inside with a restaurant known as Cimi's. This is a nice country club although bit cramped for large events in terms of parking. I think you can find this in most local Central Ohio country clubs as they only have so much space. I usually come for the Made Local events here and the ballroom event room is stunning but parking is just congested outside. Everyone is coming and they don't realize country clubs don't hold that much space for guests in terms of parking. I guess I will have to come back to try Cimi's Bistro. I'm sure there are more amenities at this country club with those who have membership here. It must be lovely. I will be back soon.

You need to know a few things before considering this venue. We were told one price at contract…read moresigning, then when it came time for the final payment I noticed that it seemed high. They had raised their prices and also charged me for things that were not supposed to be there. It was a LOT of money. They made me send them a copy of the pamphlet that they gave us during our first meeting to prove the price difference! This is so unprofessional. Also, coordinators were young and must have been trained to say, "of course" and "absolutely". That's fine, but after a while, I just want things done as we discussed. Ours (Harper) left the company a few weeks before the wedding, and when I requested a face to face meeting with the new one that we had never met, she said that they normally don't do that, but she would. Um yes. And even though we went through details with her(Mia), there were things that were missed. We specifically asked for no champagne toast, yet flutes were on the tables and they started pouring at 2 tables before I caught them. There were other things, like a non working fridge in the get ready bridal area (so warm drinks), food that was already out when we arrived with flies landing on it, the wrong cross rented from Serendipity, when we specifically asked for the thicker/more substantial one, plastic black hangers left on two of our floral arrangements lining the ceremony aisle (Fiori Florals) and a cake that was NOTHING like we selected. It was on a black stand when we selected gold, we paid $60 extra for pearls and there were maybe 12 on the whole cake, the gold icing was yellow/brown, and it tasted and looked nothing like what we originally ate and chose. To top it off, it was dry and crumbly. We ended up giving it to our hotel staff. Mia did not seem prepared to run a wedding. She sent the MOB down the aisle with an usher walking back, so they had to move to the side. There were good things about the venue, but just be prepared for many things to go wrong. I had every checklist in the world, and it still wasn't enough.

The professionalism and attitude of the venue manager was very horrid. My cousin just had his…read morewedding there a few days ago and I have never felt more disrespected by this venue's manager/planner/owner, whomever she is! When my father and I arrived a half-hour early, we found the door locked as it started to pour rain and thunder and lightning. The rest of the family was already inside setting up and getting ready. This so-called venue manager or whomever was in charge finally saw us standing outside and opened the door and rudely asked with an attitude, "Are you family?" What kind of a question, IS THAT? Also, why in the hell would you lock the outer doors of a wedding venue that is currently occupied? That is a fire hazard! Also, if you have posted business hours, you are not allowed to lock the doors, regardless of whether its by appointment only or not. I was half expecting her to be a gracious hostess and say, "Hello, welcome, are you here for the wedding? Please come in." INSTEAD, before I can respond, she continues to say, "We don't let guests in before the start time, only family." Of course I reply politely as I can that we are family. My father and I were the only two members of my aunt's side of the family attending this wedding. Everyone else that was attending was the bride's family members who came all the way from India, Canada and other parts of the world, and my Uncle's family members who were all local plus family friends. They only had 9 tables and not everyone even came. I'm actually very glad that my mother, who is wheelchair-bound, could not attend because this building is not ADA compliant by law. She wouldn't have been able to use the bathroom or enjoy the patios without someone helping her up and down. When we got inside and greeted our family, I could clearly see that this wedding was not going to be starting right at 5:30. (I even had offered when we arrived to help put out the name cards for the tables on the guestbook table for them so they could focus on the food and the bar, and I was immediately dismissed with the rudest attitude from this manager.) They claimed it was because of the rain and that they were going to have the blessing outside and were trying to wait for it to pass, but by 5:30, they hadn't even bothered to open up the bar or put out hor d'oeuvres. They didn't even have coffee made, and we couldn't even get a soda, they just had water and tea ready. It wasn't until 6 or so that my cousin finally walked over to the bar, told the bartender he was the groom and wanted the bar opened because people were stuck standing around the staff scrambled to finish setting things up they should have been brought out at 5:25 PM. My cousin told me that because they didn't open the bar on time, they didn't use their money's worth of alcohol. People were coming to this blessing/reception for an already married couple, expecting some sort of food for them to much on right away, and it wasn't served until nearly 7 PM. it was nearly 8 PM by the time I got my food. The salmon was so dry and overcooked and was cold because of their delay. The staff was also rushing around trying to move things along once it got going. They brought out COLD PIZZA at 10 PM that should have been brought out way earlier. They didn't cut the cake until after everyone was done eating. It should have been cut up while everyone was being served their plated dinners. As someone who has worked in the customer/food service/retail/restaurant industries for the last 20+ years, I WOULD NEVER EVER run my own business like this, treat my clients' guests horribly. I always LOVE it when I work and it's clear I'm struggling and my customers or regulars immediately ask to help. I have never seen so much disorganization from a venue since my own wedding at a completely different venue in another county in Ohio five and a half years ago. Don't use this venue, clearly others have had the same issue with the professionalism and speediness of this staff.

I just attended my grandson's wedding at the Chalet. It was such a lovely time. Everything was…read morebeautiful! The wedding took place outside on the patio. There is a beautiful gazebo attached to the hall where the reception was going to be held. It was decorated with little lights and flowers and crystal beads hanging from the ceiling. I'm really not doing a good job describing just how pretty it was. The staff was amazing and the food was hot and delicious. The hall was big enough for all of us. Since my grandson was paying for this himself, he kept the guest at around 50 people. There was plenty of room so that you weren't banging chairs trying to get up from the table. There was plenty of room for dancing. Everyone had a great time. Everything was wonderful. I would highly recommend this venue for any kind of celebration. The Chalet sits on a little lake, and that just made for some lovely pictures. I can't say enough good things about this place. You have to see it for yourself. You won't be disappointed.

Our daughter's wedding was held at Cheers in October, 2021. It was literally the most perfect event…read morefrom beginning to end. Our coordinator, Ashley, was outstanding to work with. She has such a calming effect on nervous brides and their parents!! All of the guests were so impressed with the beauty of the venue, the quality of the food, (Roman pasta sauté) and the wonderful staff. We booked the fun bus for the safety of our guests and it was worth every penny. I would highly recommend Cheers for a wedding or any event!

Was extremely disappointed to drive all the way there and pay for parking just to find out that…read moretickets had to be purchased in advance. We saw nothing on their website that stated any such thing. The gentleman that told us we had to have tickets was extremely nice. The vibe inside definitely did not give speakeasy. It was definitely more just bar attached to the restaurant.