Tiffany was a wonderful server ! We started with the veggie nachos delicious then split the mushroom ravioli, the rose sauce. Was amazing. The highlight of the meal was desert the rum cake was top notch the pumpkin roll was the , "best I ever had"! read more

The Old Mohawk has that more traditional type of menu and atmosphere, reminds me a bit of an Applebee's for some reason too. After coming here twice and both times having a sort of meh experience I felt I should review. The portions are good size, and the prices not too bad. However, my father ordered the Sunday steak special which came out with an over cooked steak and cold mashed potatoes. My previous visit the chicken ravioli was just kinda odd. The Mac and cheese is pretty tasty though. Overall I think the food is just alright, nothing to get too excited about. read more

I went to The Old Mohawk the other day and I am deff a fan. The ambiance is nice, its got a nice rustic pub feel to it. The wait staff was great and the food was amazing. I went with my family and we all felt right at home here. To start off the night, we got a small order of fried mac n cheese balls. I tell you what the mac n cheese was perfectly cooked in the middle and the breading was not too greasy and was a perfect chrisp breading. I tell you what when I smashed on most of the cheese balls, I knew it was going to be a great meal. My father and I both ordered the guacamole bacon burger, while my mother got the Mohawk sandwich and my brother got the bbq bacon burger. My dad ordered his burger medium rare and mine medium. The cook back there knows his stuff and cooked both of our burgers 100% perfect. The burgers were not as sloppy as I thought they would be which was great. The burger had a great combination of guac bacon and burger one of the ingredients did not overpower the other it was fantastic. My mother got the Mohawk which is chicken salad with roast beef cheese on a mixed rye bread. The chicken salad was cold which was interesting when having it with roast beef but it was a great comination of the both. Their draft beer selection was great having more than 6 different types of beer. Their bottle selection was alright as well not the best but still alright. All in all I would come here again in a blink of an eye to have those mac n cheese balls. read more

I visited Mohawk for the first time today with my boyfriend. We ordered an appetizer and two entrees. Beer selection seemed ok as long as you aren't looking for a big variety of craft beers. The food was fantastic and I thought the prices were reasonable for what we got. I will say that the food took a very long time to get to us; I was done with my root beer (I'm a slow drinker even when it's not alcohol) by the time they gave us our appetizer, so this is not somewhere to go if you're on a time schedule. Overall I definitely recommend giving Mohawk a try, I know I wasn't disappointed and I will definitely be visiting again. read more

Good solid food, good beer selection. Parking is a bit rough, but worth the effort in the area. The specials are just as solid as the normal menu. read more

I like the atmosphere--lively, interesting space, cozy without being too cramped, interesting mix of people. I like the service--even when busy it's attentive and the food came at a good pace. I like the beer selection and the variety. If I were voting only on the above, I'd give it 4 stars. However, I do not like the food. Last time the fish and chips were dry and crunchy (not in a good way), which was more than a little disappointing, considering the $12.99 price. The "tartar sauce" was basically mayonnaise with an odd pickle or two floating in it. The coleslaw was dressed in some kind of tangy-sweet poppy seed dressing. The meal just was not delicious and not a good value for the money. read more

Great bar, where can you go cold turkey from micro brew beer and drink a once in a lifetime PBR, so cheap and cold, paired with my first fried bologna sandwich, delicious! Great place, good food and lots more than we had! read more

I had heard that the food was amazing. Nostalgia doesn't create amazing food. I would call it ok not amazing. It seems people have a hard time coming to grips with the fact that a great restaurant isn't great anymore. My BF and myself ordered fried mac & cheese balls to start. They were ok, kinda bland. I had the fish sandwich and fries. The fish was cooked well and the five fries I was given were good. The tartar sauce was disgusting. I have no idea if it was home made, but it was just gross. This pretty much ruined the sandwich for me. I ended up eating the fish by its self. My BF had the chili burger. It was tasty. It was served with delicious salsa and stale bland store bought tortilla chips. It seems they skimp on parts of each meal. Above all it was over priced for what you got. This fact makes me not want to try anything else. We spent over 35 dollars on our meal. It just wasn't worth it. There are many other places very close by that are so much better and less expensive. If you want an amazing sandwich go to the Brown Bag. We came in after typical lunch time, but the service was slow. I would hate to see the wait time during the lunch and dinner rush. Slow service and over priced meals are what they offer. Our money was not well spent and we won't be returning. read more

I've been here a couple of times so far. The first time, I was fortunate enough to go when Columbus was preoccupied elsewhere on a Saturday afternoon. The most recent visit was a much more packed Friday night right before dinner rush hit (and did it hit...there was a wait for a table by the time we left). In both cases, the food and service were great. First, there's the Old Mohawk itself. Nice brick structure, much like the rest of German Village. The interior is nice; rather interesting artwork in an otherwise rectangular dining room that is dominated at one end by the bar. I wouldn't call the place "roomy," particularly during a dinner rush, so if I were going to get dinner, I'd definitely make plans to arrive as early as possible. Ideal seating: as far as I'm concerned, the closer you can get to the front windows, the better. The tables by the window feel like sitting in a rather large booth, with a nice view of the street outside. Now, on to the food. The first time around, I had a fairly-typical yet tasty reuben. The second time around, I tried the Mother Mohawk, and let me tell you, I'll be having that again! Delicious with an interesting variety of textures and overall great taste (hence the "delicious" adjective). Then again, I look forward to sampling other items on the menu, so I don't know how soon I'll be visiting the Mother again, but it can't be soon enough. Overall, I liked the vibe, the food...pretty much everything. Good food in a good atmosphere surrounded by good people? There's not much more you could ask for. read more

The Old Mohawk has two great things going for it--cozy environment and great food. I've decided that when eating out at a restaurant, ordering their specialty is a very smart move. We ordered an appetizer of kettle chips topped with gorgonzola and bacon. Holy yum! The house-made kettle chips were crunchy and hot, but not too greasy. The strong flavor of the gorgonzola paired well with the bacon. (How can you go wrong with bacon, anyway?) We opted to share the Mother Mohawk sandwich and bratwurst sandwich. Neither disappointed! I'm still not entirely sure which one I prefer. The bratwurst was piping hot with sauerkraut and a zesty yet creamy caraway dipping sauce. The potato pancakes accompanying the sandwich were tasty but not greasy, and had a great crunch to them. The Mother Mohawk...oh my. Perhaps I did prefer this one. Marble rye. Grilled, tender roast beef. A surprisingly good chicken salad. Swiss cheese. Heated up and melted. This sounded like an odd sandwich when I first heard about it, but in terms of taste it is up there as one of the best hot sandwiches I've had. The service was consistent--and good--throughout the meal, and the draft selection is solid. The exposed brick, interior bar area, and intimate seating make this an ideal location for a bite to eat this autumn. read more

The gluten free crustless pizza with gluten free penne is reason enough to come here! It is more like a baked pasta dish, but the pepperoni version of the pizza is phenomenal! Highly recommended for celiacs. read more

We're on a search for the Blue Danube of South Columbus, and this might be the closest we've found so far. Not open quite late enough for our ridiculously late schedules, a little too clean, but almost! Our server was friendly and did the server thing sufficiently. The menu has a half-dozen or so vegetarian dishes, and probably a couple more that could be altered to be so. I got their black bean burger, which had great flavor but was a little mushy texture-wise. Fries were the frozen kind but fine. I really want to try their tomato basil soup and their nachos. I wish they had a drink menu on the tables- I didn't think to check out the bar before we sat down, and a draft list is always nice. Definitely satisfactory and I look forward to another late night visit. read more

The first time I ate here, our service was so spectacular I told myself "I'm going to wait tables one day so I can have as much fun as her." Well, I did wait tables - and after years of people yelling at me, throwing food at me, and leaving 10% tips, I left. BUT, I'll never forget the service here at the Mohawk that inspired me in the first place! Always good food, great beer selection, and service is top notch! Love getting the Mother Mohawk and the nachos made with kettle chips! (That's exactly what you should order.) read more

Went to this place for dinner with some family while visiting from out of town. It was Saturday night so we waited for about 45 minutes to get a table. I would assume that on other days it would be easier to get a table. Restaurant was pretty loud as well so keep that in mind. After we ordered we waited quite a while to get the food which was a little disappointing. I got the quesadilla which they claimed was pretty popular, it was fine but nothing amazing. One person in our party got the brat dinner which they waiter said was what they are known for, again nothing amazing. If you want to go somewhere to eat in the area, it's in a cool location, but don't expect to be blown away by the food. read more

The Old Mohawk - Massive Mohawk Quesadilla - American Near Me - Columbus, Ohio

I loved this place back in the day and recently went back after about a decade hiatus. It was still charming but felt a little down on the heel now and I was less enamoured with everything about it. It seems dated and not very interesting now. I think they need a bit of a facelift on both the food and the atmosphere. Service was excellent; food was meh. I wanted to like it again more than I did. read more

Great food! and super friendly staff! They were all smiles and so helpful. The bartender, a girl, i don't remember her name but she recommended something that i would never normally try and oh boy! i am so glad I did! It was amazing! It was the Reuben, you have to get it! They also had a great selection of beer including some local beer which she let us sample before making our decision. Overall great place and I would definitely come back! read more

The Old Mohawk - Best Chicken Salad Sandwich Ever! Thanks Reggie and Amy! - American Near Me - Columbus, Ohio

Charming restaurant in the heart of German Village. Their chicken salad wrap was delicious and my daughter said the Mac and cheese was awesome, nice and creamy. Prices were reasonable for the portions of food served and the staff was friendly. read more

Hoped for more from the Mohawk since it has been around for 100+ years. I would have figured my turkey burger would have been hand-formed, but it wasn't. My wife's wrap looked a bit skinny and unappealing, but she said it tasted fine. The tea, tots and fries were good, and the service was fine. Probably won't return to the Mohawk, and that's a shame, but there are better choices in the area. read more

Ahhhh, the olde Mohawk. I really enjoy this place. A good bar with great food. I only have ever had the mother mohawk sandwich, I don't need to try anything else, it's that good. The prices are fair and the place is almost always crowded and noisy, but I wouldn't want it any other way. I go to the Mohawk as often as possible and see no reason to stop anytime soon. read more

Very good variety of food - we had the French Dip and the Bratwurst platter. Also, the Bratwurst sliders as an app - they were delicious. Good variety of beer and a fun atmosphere. read more

Never had a bad meal here. I've been here 3x--had fish and chips, pork quesadilla, and burger and they were all top notch. Actually the burger was the best I've had in Columbus. Good service, reasonable prices and a fair amount of beers. read more

I was looking for a new place for lunch and stumbled upon this great place (yes, I Yelped to find it!). The Menu has a lot of homemade specials with a broad selection. As a Vegetarian I was pleasantly surprised to find ordering easy with "V" symbols calling attention to all my friendly options. The atmosphere promotes a unique dining experience where you can feel welcome to relax and enjoy yourself. The staff was friendly and very helpful! Although I didn't have a drink the bar looked like a place where you can meet with friends for some fun, or meet new people; very inviting. This is in the heart of German Village and the style fit into this old city neighborhood. A gem in my opinion. Be sure to read the back cover of the menu to get the full history on this vintage location. Speak easy anyone.... read more

This place was great! The only thing was that it took them a few minutes to acknowledge us when we first came in but other than that i really enjoyed it! Our server was quick and did a wonderful job for being new there. I ordered the salmon bistro salad and it was so delicious. Hubby ordered the millionaire buckeye cake which he enjoyed and even saved me a few bites and I thought it was out of this world! This is my first time there although my husband comes here a lot with his coworkers and clients. I will back very soon hopefully! read more

The Old Mohawk - American Near Me - Columbus, Ohio

**vegetarian friendly review** The food here is amazing!! We got the Mac and cheese bites. The flavor was mildly smoky, but still great. I say that, because strong smoky flavors can taste like meat. I got the avocado salad and nearly cleaned my plate. My fiancé got the turkey wrap and he was really impressed. Laid back vibes and friendly service. read more

Good Food great atmosphere however watch your items went to the restroom for 5 minutes or less someone stole my car keys while wife was sitting at the bar. Had to have car towed home to prevent from being stolen. Mistressly the next day my keys were found . Pretty sure was inside job once they knew they couldn't take my car surprisingly we found the keys now. read more

We found this restaurant on the recommendation of the friend we were with. Very comfortable interior and friendly staff. We ordered the sweet potato tots and the breaded sweet corn nuggets to start. The tots came with a sriracha ranch sauce that actually paired well with the corn nuggets. The nuggets were the perfect combo of sweet and savory. I ordered the black bean burger and was underwhelmed. I was excited it was homemade, but the bun was way too much for the burger. I had to try it without the bun to taste it. I would stop back and get those corn nuggets and tots again and then try something else on the menu! read more

One of my favorite neighborhood lunch spots. Cozy and unique setting with decent beer selection. Mother Mohawk sandwich is delicious and the Gouda Mac and cheese bits are incredible. read more

Cool place. Has a delightfully tacky feel. (yes, better than the tacky feel of Hooters) Solid comfort food, good selection. You can have a great beer and spend some casual quality time with friends or family. read more

All right Mohawk! You do indeed have a good brat sandwich (which some say is even better than Schmidt's). It was recommended by our server who was very nice and personable. The best thing here, though, was the atmosphere. Like I said, our server was very personable and easily recognized the folks I was with as they have been there before. Everything about Mohawk was very laidback and seemingly very family-oriented - at least on the Thursday evening we went. Reminds me of a more active small-town restaurant where there are quite a few regulars. Very good experience! read more

A perfectly alright experience, more or less. The place was definitely cozy, as everyone says like a mantra. Dark wood'll do that to ya, and let's not discount that state of mind German Village can lull you into... Jesus! What am I getting myself into here?! Back to facts. I had the "Bratwurst Sandwich" which was basically exactly as advertised, which amounted to a decent thing overall. For being noted on the menu as being a specialty of the house it wasn't very exciting or noteworthy- which is not to say it wasn't without flavor or merit. The horseradish-and-whatever sauce it came with helped after liberal slatherings. The main reason I ordered the sandwich, though, was that it was the only one to come with potato pancakes by default (i.e. without a surcharge) instead of chips. Nothing annoys me like chips with a sandwich at a restaurant- it's the cop-out of potato sides. You're not fooling anyone! At any rate, the potato pancakes were, again, nothing noteworthy but far from awful. There were surprisingly few of the little fuckers, though, and while they had the requisite sour cream they really were hurting for some applesauce to flavor it all up a bit. Supposedly there's a beer selection but I didn't even look- it was all water for me. Uh, the water was fine. read more

I was there for lunch with some friends last Saturday. The menu selection is huge. I had the Nature Salad (mandarin oranges, raisins, walnuts, etc.) with the turtle soup. Yum! I saw plenty of other dishes I'd like to try, so I hope to go back at some point. Our waitress was very friendly, and we were able to get a table right away for a Saturday lunch. Nice decor too. read more

Now I'm not one to do bad reviews on restaurants, but this was a little ridiculous. I ordered a half sandwich and soup, about $10, the sandwich being grilled cheese and soup being tomato. Grilled cheese is about the easiest thing to make. My food came out and the cheese on the sandwich was cold and barely melted and the soup, while the flavor was alright, was also lukewarm. I'd feel fine paying $10 for a half grilled cheese and soup that was actually cooked all the way, but for this? I felt like I was throwing my money in the trash can. read more

We came here just for drinks. The place has a nice ambiance with exposed brick and old chandeliers. Our server Gerri is the reason for this review! She was attentive and engaging. She brought us our drinks quickly and made sure we had our refills when we were ready. She was willing to help us decide which beers to order. She also gave us a small sample of turtle soup (not mock turtle!!) to sample as she shared some of the history of the restaurant. We will definitely be back for food, thanks to the great service. read more

Definitely a good place for a quick, casual bite to eat. The atmosphere is okay, but it's usually crowded on the weekends, so go early. Like many, I'm sure, we came here after trying to go to Schmidts, but not willing to wait 90 minutes. Decent amount of beers on tap and I had the spinach salad with warm bacon dressing (YUM) and the french onion soup (fairly standard yum). On the reco of my sister who lives in the area, we also split an order of the mac and cheese. Ugh, yuck! She said it was usually better than what we got, but what I tasted was flavorless, oily penne pasta that didn't come close to satisfying my mac and cheese craving. Blech! My boyfriend did order that crazy sandwich with chicken salad and roast beef or whatever and that was pretty good. I'd go again, though it's nothing to write home about. Great neighborhood spot. read more

I have been here a few times and have enjoyed it every time. I have tried many things, their kettle chips, pizza pasta, and turtle soup. Everything had great taste. My fiancé has had other items on the menu as well that he has enjoyed. Each time that we have visited it has always been a full house, so I did sometimes feel that they were under-staffed because there were some delays in service, but nothing dramatic enough for us to get very upset nor come back. All around everyone is very nice and friendly. It definitely has a German Village feel and that's what we enjoy a lot about Old Mohawk. We enjoy the cozy atmosphere and it is close to where we live, so we will definitely return in the future. read more

Great little pub. Had the atomic burger with onion rings and spinach dig and of course a local ale. Great waiter and staff. If you are looking for a local "Cheers" with good food, this is it. read more

This place makes me feel right at home. I've had dinner here several times and have never been disappointed. They have a few great vegetarian options. The service is always excellent and I love the laid back casual atmosphere. I've even gone in just to sit at the bar, have a beer, and read Alive. They don't rush you at all. Great place in a great neighborhood. read more

Schmidts line was too long so we went over to the Mohawk. I was quite happy even though it feels like a bar that decided to start serving food (see Thurmans). Still, the food is pretty darn good ranging from sandwiches and pub fare to some more traditional german items. Service was above average and I would happily visit again. read more

Not bad. Not great either. The service was fast and friendly, and the food was, well, ok. I had the brat, which was a semi-locally made sausage, split and grilled, and topped with sour kraut, onions, and swiss cheese. Didn't need the cheese though, because that made it taste like a reuben. The brat was fine on it's own with some kraut and onion, but it was a little overdone for my tastes. The potato pancakes were pretty average. My wife got the baked mac and cheese. It had a slight tanginess to it, but not a whole lot of flavor otherwise. Also, the silverware was kind of cafeteria-like. They really need to get some higher quality forks and knives. read more

Mohawk has been around for a long time, and is cozy, and filled with people who just enjoy some decently priced food with an above average beer selection. The problem with German Village is that most places are trying really hard to be something they aren't. Like Schmidts, which is trying to bill as an authentic restaurant, but just isnt'. Mohwawk is unpretenious, and filled with friendly service, and good food. I really enjoyed the Brat sandwhich which is locally made ( go OHIO !) as which came with a tasty side of potato cakes which were crispy and a welcome change up from fries, and chips, but they weren't completely full of flavor. This place has some specials that rotated daily though out the week, like 2 for 10 ques-a-dillas, and some really amazing lasagna on Wed. Its a good place to go for drinks and food, but I'm not going to go out of my way to eat here. It is close to the other spots of the village, like Schiller Park, which is much more appealing then other parks in the city, and has the added advantage of having Shakespere in the Park most days. read more