HELLO GROVE CITY!…read more Wanted to let you know that there is a security guy named Troy who goes around as a fake Sheriff. He is a flat out degenerate gambler and not a nice guy at all. He bums around the town pilfering every where he goes. He was never a boxer or a personal trainer, he has abused women much of his life. Vitorio Martinelli, Roman Catholic Church John 3:16

I have always loved this church and its parishioners. The Eucharistic adoration on Thursdays is…read moreincredible. My son and I decided to head to the fish fry this past week. We try to get to the fish fry once a year during Lent. This year we were surprisingly disappointed at the size of the fish. They look more like deep-fried sardine fillets then anything else. Granted you can get seconds but the line is pretty long. I'm not sure what has happened or if we caught them on a off week because every year prior to this year it has been outstanding. The service is outstanding. Everyone seems to be having a good time from the people who initially take your money to the people that are back in the kitchen breading the fish. Sadly not the best fish fry in town anymore (not that it really ever was because we have so many really good ones in central Ohio)

Scioto Country Club is totally old school. It was founded in 1916, just before the city of Upper…read moreArlington was incorporated. I am not a member, but have had the opportunity to eat meals here or use the facilities off and on over the past 10 or 12 years- and I quite like it! I married into a family who grew up going to this club and many of our friends have connections as well. I must admit I get a chuckle out of the fact that SO many members (and "wanna be" members) view Scioto as the center of the universe. I don't take it too seriously. On the other hand, I also take scathing criticisms of Scioto Country Club with a grain of salt. Its Donald Ross golf course is often ranked among the top 100 courses in the country. Not to mention, Bobby Jones golfed here and Jack Nicklaus honed his skills at SCC. How could one not appreciate that tidbit of sports history? As for my own personal rating, let's just say it falls somewhere in between 3 and 4 stars... I never felt overwhelmed or intimidated by Scioto Country Club. Frankly, I've been to a lot swankier clubs, where the facilities are terribly posh and members are far snobbier, so I guess the experience is all relative. I've had numerous holiday meals, brunches and buffets here and find the food to be top notch. Never a bad meal and from what I recall, reasonably priced (if you don't count the atrocious membership fees). I couldn't justify spending the type of money it requires to be a member here, but it could be a neat place to to have access to- if you can afford it. Either way, Columbus is fortunate to have such a nice, storied country club in it's city limits, but Scioto certainly is not the center of the universe.

Got my first chance to play there yesterday. The course was beautiful and the amenities (course…read morewise) were excellent. The only true issue I saw with the course was the greens had a ton of spike marks and ball marks which the players should take care of fixing when they arrive and leave the green. I, being a fan of beautiful courses, always look to repair my ball mark and found myself repairing 3/4 more every hole which is sad but not a big deal. However it was still a fantastic day and experience. The course is tight and short. If you keep it in the fairway you can score here however make sure you take advantage of the putting green before the round. Other than Oakmont, I have never played on greens this fast which I actually enjoyed. This is a "must play" course in Ohio and also the Midwest. The staff is very friendly and the beauty of the course is high level. Will definitely play it again when the opportunity arises.

So glad they have reopened! I love that the place has not changed since I went when I was a kid…read more Such an amazing place! We will definitely be back! The arcade and mini golf were amazing- can't wait for the play area to re open Make sure to go support their re-opening!!!!!

The place is so amazing. So glad they reopened the games have tickets and u actually use coins. I…read morelove it!!!!! . And the golf and staff is amazing. Highly recommended.

My family has been members here for 6 years now, crazy town!! My parents moved into Scioto Reserve…read morein 2017 and have been so happy ever since. The golf pros to the restaurant crew to the pool staff, everybody is utterly amazing!! It is worth the price and fees! The course is the most awesome course, not a divot in the fairway to the greens being beautiful and lush with green grass. The signature holes are to die for!! The restaurant is always a fam fav, with great food and specials they serve. They have so many events for young and old, they do a killer job incorporating members and people of all ages! The pool is so cute and always a fantastic time with live bands, events, swim up bar for the adults and a big pool for the kiddos! I am so excited for summer 2023, bring on the heat!!

It's a truly beautiful event space and the staff was super friendly! I would definitely recommend…read moreusing their event space for your special days and events!

We were at the Worthington Hills Country Club for the Robert Burns night celebration. It was being…read morehosted in a large second floor dining room. The clubhouse is a beautiful facility. The food was very good and the Club's staff was efficient and very polite.

Nice golf course that is well maintained. Tennis area has sufficient number of courts and platform…read moretennis available during the winter. LlGood size pool and nice food selection.

Great food, and experience. Very upscale ambience. Came here for a business holiday party.read more

This is the best county club I have ever been too! The people there are so nice and I love the…read moreathletics there!! The pool is also very good and the food is top tier!! I 100%. recommend!

Stopped by for a quick lunch with a friend and had a great experience. The restaurant offers a…read morebeautiful dining space overlooking the greens, with both comfortable indoor and outdoor seating. The menu is simple but thoughtfully put together with something for everyone. I ordered the grilled chicken salad, and it was excellent. The lettuce and tomatoes were fresh, and the chicken breast was perfectly grilled--tender, juicy, and full of flavor. A great spot for a casual lunch, a business meeting, or just relaxing with a good meal. I'll definitely be back.

Well, well well... I was the lucky recipient . Visiting…read morethis beautiful country club in New Albany.. Rich in history, Dripping in style. The Nicolas room was my favorite. (the bowl of warm nuts with my cocktail.) please We enjoyed the pool area and the wonderful menu. I had chicken fresh mango tacos. I was a little overwhelmed that it was just that fresh. Played nine holes of golf, gorgeous pristine course . All the golf carts have GPS fresh cold water in the cart and a cocktail gal coming around. I even hear that if you buy a home there's a waitlist for the club ... Don't quote me on that, but you would have to ask . Sign me up!

CABS is a go-to hang-out spot for our family. Come celebrate your love of traditional gaming with…read morehundreds of folks who have that same love. The board game library is extensive and a great way to try new games before buying them. Sometimes you'll even run into folks onsite who are playtesting games that aren't even available yet. Or maybe you are a fledgling designer yourself and want to try out your own game on folks. There is a regular sub-meeting just for designers like you where you can do that and get advice from some experienced, published designers who are CABS members. A recently added feature has been the support from the Columbus food truck community. Nearly every week you have the opportunity to eat from one of the growing number of mobile food vendors in Columbus with pickup right outside the doors. You support local business and you don't need to spend much of your precious gaming time worrying about it. Check the facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/groups/cabs.boardgaming/) for details on which truck is coming each meeting. Additionally, snacks and drinks are provided onsite for minimal fee (generally $0.50 each). Part of the snack income helps defer membership costs, so outside food and drink is discouraged. No alcohol permitted at any meeting. Meetings alternate most weeks between Friday and Saturday. Hours vary a bit, but generally run from 3:00pm - 3:00am Friday and 10:00am-3:00am on Saturday. Check the calendar at http://buckeyeboardgamers.org/calendar for the complete schedule. Meetings are free-form with some scheduled events mixed in throughout the year, but generally CABS is just a space to play a game with new or old friends. It can be a bit daunting, the first time, but please know that folks are generally very friendly. If you aren't sure what to do, ask for a member of the board of directors to show you around. There is always at least one onsite. They will show you the ropes and most likely help you get involved in a game right away. Or you can always grab a game off the shelf and try it out. Orange traffic cones are provided to let others know you are interested in meeting new people and having them join you. Kids are welcome at all meetings except for the first Friday meeting every month which is dedicated to adults-only (18+). It is expected that you are onsite and monitoring your kids as necessary. If you have any concerns about how that works, contact a board member. You can always send an email via cabs.board@gmail.com.

When you think of "things to do on a Friday or Saturday Night" you don't hear a lot of people…read moresaying "Lets go to a board gaming club!" At least that is what I thought back in 2009 when I first discovered this place. Now - at the time I was a novice to board gaming. Sure I played Monopoly or Battleship, but this was something more. Its not just a place for people to play games, is a community. The first time I walked into this place, I was nervous. Not sure what to expect or how many people would be there. I was very pleased and reassured. Not only was I greeted at the Door by a board member for the club, I was given the tour and immediately asked to join in the fun. I didn't know then... but this opened my world to a whole new form on entertainment. Being a gamer , as in board gaming, was something new to me. So I didn't know where to start or learn games. Here they have people who are more then happy to teach a game to you. They will let you play the game at your learning pace -despite being able to breeze through the game on memory of playing. There is food trucks that come to the meetings and it varies each time. There are snacks available for purchase to munch on through out the day. Lets talk about the games they have... with well over 750+ games in their library they have everything from kids games , to card games, to euro and war games. This is a place for all gamers. They even have a Designer's group where people create and play test games. Its great to be involved in such a community of gaming, and as years have past the gaming community has just grown. Your first visit is totally free, and if you return again and again its only $5.00 a visit. You can chose to join, and become a full member with CABS. Honestly the prices have changed several times over the years. I do know that the 2015 rate will be $80 for returning members and $49.00 for new members (not having been apart of CABS in the last 3 years) The Membership includes: Access to the ever growing Library (currently 750+ games) Free admittance to Buckeye Game Fest. (locally ran by CABS) 4 day gaming event Ability to 'check out' games from the library An All General Meeting in December (with holiday potluck) After Turkey Day - 36+ hour gaming event Discounts at local gaming stores 41+ meetings in a year (Friday/Saturday alternating usually) CABS has become a place where I love going. I have made several friends and been involved with chances to meet people creating games, publishing games, and playing games.