I love Brewcadia still and will continue to come here but they got rid of the skee ball machine :(…read morethey now have buck hunter and a beer pong machine game but I guess the skee ball was too noisy?! Every night before bed I pray every night for this free skee ball machine to return. I am mildly obsessed with playing skee ball. Can you tell? Maybe because anyone can be good at it without any special skills and who doesn't love some tipsy competition? Idk Am I a crazy person?! We literally will decide to come to Brewcadia just to play skee ball so yes I'm sad that they had to get rid of the machine and apparently this deserved it's own updated review. I feel like the bartender was trying to tell me there's a chance it will be back, but that's also a good technique to get me to still keep coming here. Welp I will have to pay money at Bernard's to play now!

We popped in here to enjoy a few drinks and play some games. It wasn't overly crowded. Huge beer…read moreselection. Staff were friendly and welcoming to us new people. All the games are free except pinball and skee ball. They even gave a Nintendo 64 set up with Mario cart, a sega, and a PlayStation. We ended up playing buck hunter the most. So much fun. Most of the arcade games have a little cup holder mounted on the side also so you can keep your drink close.

We love to come here for karaoke and darts. Large bar with…read moreplenty of seating, if you're coming for karaoke, come a little before to grab a seat. It's always packed and a good time for karaoke. Employees are always great. We like to hang in the side room with darts when we have a big group. There is also a space in the back. Pizza attached, where you can go and order and bring it in.

We were here for the Twenty One Pilots concert, and on a short notice were informed that a group…read morehad posted about Kareoke on multiple platforms and over 200+ people planned to show up. In under two hours the bar filled up and the staff was incredible and attentive to every single person in the bar. Such good drinks, staff, and pizza from the joint connected to it in the back room. Props to the staff for quick reactiveness and to all the staff they called in last minute to come in. Best drinks I've ever had at a bar too. Moscow mule, pickle back, lemon drop and green tea so far. Would definitely come back if I'm ever in the area. Thank you again Ledo's staff!

Fun times were had at Bowlero Sawmill! This is a huge bowling alley, and while it was crowded, we…read morewere able to secure a lane right away. As soon as we walked in we were greeted by the shoe attendant and given shoes immediately. They had a limited selection of food (think burgers, chicken tenders, and soft pretzels) but we didn't have anything. They also had fountain drinks available for purchase but we again opted out. We were told that outside food or drink wouldn't be allowed so keep that in mind during your visit. As for the atmosphere, it was fairly energetic. Music was playing and there were TVs on the back wall. The lanes appeared to be well maintained (although I didn't do great- lol) and the score board was easy to figure out. They also had an arcade section with a few arcade games and claw machines. Overall, our visit to Bowlero was pleasant and I could definitely see us coming back one day :)

This bowling alley had been called AMF Lanes back in the day. They underwent change of name to…read moreBowlero. Kept mostly all of AMF Sawmill Lanes looks. You pay for as many games as you want. They have food there if you want it. Think beers, pizza, etc. If you need special accommodations for kids with bumpers contact the staff members. Otherwise you will play without the bumpers. Who wants me to challenge them now? Not going to get started on how many bowling trophies I have from back in the day. So if your not looking to challenge me to a game of bowling. Come check it out for yourself!

Massive 2 story bar with 3 seperate bars to order from. 70s vibes…read more Cool dance floors but came on a Saturday night and it was completely dead. Music was extremely loud. Cocktails were okay. Might recommend coming with a big group of people or when it's busier...

What a fun time this place was. I would highly suggest it…read moreif you wanna go dancing. They have a upstairs if the floor downstairs gets too packed. Great vibes and I can't wait to come back and dance some more.

If you're a Chicago Bears fan, this bar is for you. If you're not, double check the NFL schedule…read moreand visit anyway. They have fun giveaways and an enthusiastic crowd during games. Any drink you order costs from $2-5 and they offer a mug club--$20 for the mug that includes a free beer, then $5 for every refill forever. Mostly domestics and a couple local IPAs. All food is between $5-10, with the Italian sub being $5 and absolutely massive. You get your money's worth and beyond here. Can't wait to visit again.

My Bar 161 is a strip mall sports bar. I hate the sound of that so it made me leery of this. The…read morelocation isn't that bad. It's the fact that it's in a strip mall. That doesn't exactly equal atmosphere. I thought to give it a try. It's located by a constantly changing restaurant and a seedy carryout. The atmosphere was like a dive bar with laid back regulars. It wasn't sterile as it might have expected to be. They aren't just a bar but also serve food. It's amazing but people have seemed to like it. The beer selection is okay. It's mostly the whatever light. They do have a few local brands. I would think about coming to My Bar 161 again, and then come to my senses. It's not that awful but it's not what you would call hipster. The regulars are an interesting, scary bunch.

Puttshack is different but what we all need. Atmosphere and so much fun! Highly recommended to…read morefirst dates to family outings, yadi yadi , honestly anyone and everyone will have fun, Staff was so helpful and funny and awesome....kudos to everyone that worked today/tonight, front or back of house , they all were so inviting and kind and we will definitely be back place was epic and especially Tae, Julien, Ryan, and the lovely bartending staff Thanks to you and making a new place rock

It's a really nice location. Century located right next to Topgolf. Everything about the area is…read moreNew New ! Apartments are located upstairs near puttshack iits a different vibe and I love it. There are other establishments in the shopping center. Their late night hours are a plus. I recommend booking you play time online ahead of arrival. You can eat and then play. Or don't eat at all and just play. We ate and had a few cocktails before playing. The food came out hotttttt. I was impressed, if your like me I hate cold food. The deal breaker that's going to hurt this location is the bar. Take my advice pre game before going. The drinks suc

Lots and lots of Tiki vibes here. I haven't been to the original Huli Huli, but I'm happy to see a…read morelocation that's more centrally located in the city. The drinks are balanced and well-poured and a good spread of some of the "common" tiki flavors. The cocktail menu is all tiki, and the food menu is Hawaiian and leans protein-heavy. The menus are slightly different than the original Northern menus, giving you something different to try. We'll definitely be back! PROS: -Really well-made, well-poured drinks. Be very careful here. The drinks taste fruit-like, and it's easy to miss how much alcohol is in them. They aren't all just sugar bombs, though. Unlike the average bar taking on "tiki", quite a few here have balance, lean tart, or lean spirit-heavy. Ask the server if you're struggling and specifically want sweet or not sweet. Tiki can run a range when it's properly done. -Garnishes here are elaborate AF. The Three Dots and a Dash is legitimately 3 separate cocktail picks with three cherries spiked through a single Pineapple spear in addition to a straw and a flower. Even though most of their cocktails are served in traditional glassware, the garnishes really help set them apart. -Actual tiki music. It was at a reasonable level, and we were able to comfortably talk overtop the table and simultaneously couldn't easily hear other people's conversations. Perfect volume. -Service was friendly, and she was able to answer all of our questions about the drinks. She popped in on occasion, and she wasn't pushy. We had the check quickly when we wanted it. Very efficient, but friendly and knowledgeable, service. -If you loved "themed" bars, that's essentially what a tiki bar is. They manage to pull off the tiki vibe without feeling cheap or cheesy. It won't hold its own compared to some of the "iconic" tiki bars across the US, but Huli Huli clearly isn't a dollar store pop-up either. It embodies the vibe just fine, and the fireplace (which occasionally "breathes" scent-free fog!) is a super cool touch. CONS: -While not necessarily a "con", be aware that tiki places *tend* to be low light. That is also the case here. While walkways are open and safe to walk through, you may need a phone flashlight to view the menu in various parts of the bar - especially when you first walk in. Some tiki bars have solved this via intentional spotlight lighting for menu reading, but most of the bar top here is darker. -Would love to see more tiki mugs used in cocktails here. Still, though, the drinks themselves are delicious. -The space is somewhat small, but it works for intimate groups. 2 and 4 top tables will have zero issues here, but if you want a group of 4 or more, I'm unsure if you'll find it comfortable to be here. They have an outdoor area where the tables and chairs feel more "fluid" if you needed to push things together to work for a larger group. -Again, forewarned: tiki drinks are boozy. That being said, parking around here is a pain in the butt, and you're looking at luckily getting a street spot or expensive garage parking.

If Columbus has been missing a true escapist cocktail experience downtown, Huli Huli Tiki Lounge…read morejust filled that gap. One week after opening, the place was standing-room only by 7 p.m. on a Friday, and after walking through the door, it's easy to understand why. The atmosphere feels less like a themed bar and more like stepping into a fully built world. Between the glowing tiki idols, hanging lanterns, tropical florals, carved wood details, rope embellishments, vintage décor, and layers of colored lighting, there is something new to discover in every direction. It captures the immersive spirit that made tiki culture legendary, while still feeling energetic and fresh rather than kitschy. Food and drinks held their own against the visuals. The edamame was a simple but solid start, while the Mai Tai delivered exactly what a tiki lounge should, balanced, tropical, and strong enough to remind you why the drink became a classic. The Aloha Aina was the standout, arriving in a striking lavender presentation that looked almost too good to drink. The cocktail menu deserves special recognition for paying tribute to historic tiki bars and some of their most notorious concoctions, while also giving a respectful nod to Columbus tiki history through references to the legendary Kahiki Supper Club, still one of the most iconic Polynesian dining experiences the city has ever known. The Three dots and a dash pays not only homage to a telling morse code tattoo, it's also my fav underground Tiki speakeasy in Chicago. (Go down a dark alley to the torch and through a wall of skulls). Downtown Columbus has plenty of bars. What Huli Huli offers is an experience. If the crowds during opening week are any indication, this may become one of the city's hardest places to get in. maybe tell 'em Vic sent ya?

I started playing volleyball at Woodlands about 3 years ago. When I first started playing here, it…read morewas just your standard volleyball bar. Okay food, okay drinks and fun spot to play ball. Since then, the owner, Ed, and his team have committed to making this place a premier spot in Grandview. When I worked near Grandview, I would constantly drag my coworkers here for their fantastic happy hour. They have a pretty good draft beer list and they are all half price during happy hour. Match that with $3.50 well drinks and $4.25 doubles, you can have a great time AND a small tab. On top of the great drink specials, Prestons took over the kitchen a few years ago, and they make some pretty amazing burgers. If you're with a group that's not too picky, grab the burger box which includes 10 burgers and fries for $50. For the icing on the cake, they have renovated the entire interior of the bar (the bathrooms could still use some work), added a removable dome over the volleyball courts for sand volleyball all year round, and have been hosting weekly drop in tournaments for a few months now. One of the big reasons that I prefer playing at Woodlands is that your league plays at the same time every week. No 6pm one week then 11pm the next. Oh and their league prices are super competitive. This is the first year they've had the dome, so we can't be too critical, but it would be great to not have to walk all the way inside the bar to use the restroom! I'm sure they'll get that straightened out in years to come!

Review update alert! I've been here a couple times over the years but it had been ages until this…read moreweek. I tend to go to their other location for shows. This visit was post-COVID restrictions and I was happy to give them another visit. This Woodlands has a different vibe, but it's fun. They have a long bar, community seating and high tops as well as a lounge-like area. They also have a really big patio with a couple volleyball courts. They have two pool tables, duckpin bowling, shuffleboard, and a handful of other games inside. The jukebox had music flowing all night and the staff was friendly. Oh, and there's also a Late Night Slice kitchen attached to the bar. If you're in the mood for pizza, they have you covered. Overall, I'm happy to update this review with another star.