The Exchange is a Cameron Mitchell owned event space located at the tail end of Bridge Park. I…read moreattended a holiday market here and thought they did a very good job of managing the logistics. I loved the hardwood floors and lots of natural light from all of the large windows. They had a cash bar set up for mimosas and other adult bevs. Parking is available right across the street in a public garage, which was very convenient. I do think the venue was slightly too small for the amount of attendees, but the event space itself is beautiful.

Our wedding was absolutely perfect thanks to the staff at The Exchange. Allison, our coordinator,…read morewent above and beyond our expectations. She executed our vision better than we imagined, was responsive, and helped makes the wedding planning process simple and fun. The dinner was delicious and our guests loved the meal. The bar and wait staff also were friendly and prompt. There is nothing more we could have wanted in a caterer or coordinator!

Such a cool space here! It has such a unique and creative atmosphere, and the friendliest staff you…read morecould imagine! They were very attentive and incredibly helpful when we ran into some AV issues on our end! The neighborhood is up-and-coming (under construction still) but it's still a really cool area, with some great restaurants! Definitely a place to check out, if looking for an event venue or coworking space! I wish I was working there everyday! Oh, and they have a giant scrabble board wall!

This was a great venue to host our wedding rehearsal and dinner! Atmosphere was perfect for this…read morefun, yet intimate occasion. Special shout out to Reagan and staff for their help and support! If you're looking for a rental space in the Bridge Park area, this is The Place!

Smack in the center of old Dublin this office-away-from-home concept is worth looking at…read more Conference style rooms have big windows. There's a simple kitchen, and a bar for events. North High Brewing Co. shares the space. Open weekdays.

They have a separate vegan menu, and the gnocchi and apple cake we had from that were both…read moredelicious! I didn't eat much of the ice cream that came with it, but the cake itself was good. They also have seasonal mocktails, which was great to see. The lavender one was tasty! Good service, no complaints there. Great night out!

Came here for dinner. We walked in out of the freezing cold and it was warm. We were greeted right…read moreaway and sat in the dining room area behind the bar. Our server greeted us right away and asked if we wanted anything to drink. He kept checking in on us throughout the email. The ambiance was very mellow with a candle at the table. We ordered the brussel sprouts and mussels. These were appetizers and they were HUGE portions. The brussel sprouts had a good crunch to them while soft in the inside. The maple and walnuts were a nice touch and texture to the dish. The mussels were big and all of them were open. It tasted fresh. The broth was delicious and tasted like it's been cooked for a while. The garlic bread was so tasty and good for soaking up the broth. I ordered the Parmesan eggplant. The spaghetti was ever so slightly over cooked, but still good. The sauce was more on the sweeter side and needed some more salt. The eggplant with parm was delicious. Had some crunch and softness to it.

They were very accommodating with my needs. I needed to go in a day early to set up and Logan met…read moreme there. Doesn't look like much from the outside but there is ample parking and a great sound system for my show. Just the right size for an audience of 60 and the bar was open.

We LOVE Flint Station!…read more Whether you're looking for a chill bar to spend the evening at, or a fun event... Flint Station has you covered! They throw so many fun events for the community and welcome you as if you're their own family! I've definitely had my fair share of crazy nights and relaxing nights! The outside features the garden area which is newly renovated and absolutely beautiful! They frequently have bands come out and play in the garden (check out their Facebook page to see the line up!) Upstairs you'll find another bar area with plenty of seating! They have big screen TVs and a few cute drinking games scattered around the tables. Downstairs you'll find a few pool tables! I absolutely love the pool tables, especially after a few drinks! They often feature speciality drinks and have plenty of your favorites on hand! They're always willing to mix up any concoction your heart desires! Watch out for Morgan... she will make you a margarita you can't forget! Oh... if you have a friendly dog - they are dog friendly!

We loved loved loved this venue! OMG! It is so beautiful and offers so much flexibility…read more The interior provides that rustic feel and needs little decoration because it is so nice on its own. We learned that you can pick your own caterer and provide your own booze which can go along way in both cost and allowing you to truly customize your special event. This was one of the top contenders for our wedding day. What ended up keeping us from booking is that we wanted to have a November wedding and this venue is perfect for outdoor weddings so it just was too much of a gamble with the crazy Ohio weather. If you're venue shopping, I highly recommend this place. It was just so nice and if you're an Upper Arlington resident, you can get even more of a discount. Check it out!

I photographed a wedding here over the weekend. What a hidden gem set back in one of the Columbus…read moreParks and Rec locations in Upper Arlington. The staff was excellent -- always checking in to see if we needed anything. According to Charlotte, one of the venue coordinators, they can seat about 150 max. The wedding I attended had a little under 100 guests, with plenty of room to move about with the dance floor set up in the front of the venue. For the ceremony: There is a beautiful outdoor terrace overlooking a pond w/ a fountain. Plenty of seating with a small aisle for the bridal party to walk down. For the reception: There is plenty of room! Tons of natural lighting. A concession stand type window bar area and an alcove to set up the food and cake tables. I was very impressed with this venue. It was clean, modern, easy to access, great staffing, with tons of natural beauty to it. I will definitely be suggesting this location to future photography clients. Well done, Amelita Mirolo.

Experience a big time college football atmosphere at Urban Meyer's Pint House in Dublin, Ohio. This…read moreis a family friendly sports bar which lights up during the college football regular and post season every Saturday. Alumni and The Ohio State University fans bring their enthusiasm to Urban Meyer's Pint House which offers craft beers, wine, specialty cocktails along with classic pub favorites and unique dishes. I love their pepperoni chips. I had the short ribs nachos ($19) and a beer on my last visit. The short rib nachos were delicious and satisfying. The food is prepared daily using using local farmer products and producers. Happy hour runs from 4-6pm Mon-Fri. A burger & fries are sold Monday after 6pm for $10. And the beer of the month is sold for $5. On Sat/Sun brunch is offered from 11-3pm.

great restaurant with amazing vibes in new dublin. it's perfect for game days, late night dinners,…read moreor brunch!

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.

This review is purely written from a guest's experience at the Tremont Club (which is part of a…read morecondominium complex) - I didn't reserve the space here or take any part in setting up the event, so I can't really comment on those aspects. I don't know how pricey the place is (it didn't look cheap, though) and I don't know if the hosts had to set everything up themselves or if someone helped. As a guest, however, I can say that this is a simply gorgeous space to be in. When you walk in you're basically walking in to a wide open hallway that's (at least partially) lit naturally thanks to the wide windows at the end of it. Don't think the club is limited to one hallway, though: there are rooms galore to explore and use. For example there's a small library in one section of the building, and there's also a media room with a collection of classic movies in another. Additionally, there's a great kitchen space and a living room area with an enormous TV, tables (and given the time of year I was there, a Christmas tree). There's fireplaces as well, although I didn't look to see if they were functional or decorative. They were a nice touch either way. I also have to say, space in every section of the building was used well (I'd even say strategically), so that the entire building feels very open and inviting even though it's also filled with lots interesting art and decor. I also liked the fact that the color schemes they used were both pretty to see and yet very official - a great way to ensure that the place looks great for any gathering. Everything was so neat and clean, I simply couldn't complain about things - for the most part. I did find it frustrating that a space clearly designed to host large crowds only had one open bathroom when I was there. I really couldn't tell if it was the only bathroom in the area or if it was just the only open bathroom, but either way it admittedly created problems after my entire extended family had been eating and drinking for a couple hours. Overall though, the event I attended went smoothly and I enjoyed quite a comfortable afternoon here. I doubt I'll have a chance to return since I'm not a local, but it's a good place to keep in mind for sure!