My wife and I have eaten here before but tonight we returned with 32 of our closest friends. I…read morecoordinate a group from our church who dine-out together once a month. It's a bit of a challenge finding restaurants that are willing to accommodate a group that size and it's even more of a challenge to find restaurants that can actually handle a group that size. Our experience tonight was exceptional. The service was amazing - our orders all came out of the kitchen quickly and all 34 were served in a relatively short amount of time. Our servers were great. And the food was great. I had the fish and chips and would definitely order it again. My wife went for the chicken fingers that she's had before. Everyone in the group was very happy with their meals. We'll be back.

Always delicious Tried the fish and chips, yummy…read more Wings always great Service quick at the start, distant at the end Got here just before they got busy at 5 Only thing that sucked Apps and entrees arrived at the same time Then we got held hostage waiting for our bill

The decorations here are so fun! Be sure to check out the mural on the wall as some of the…read morereferences there go along with the beer names. We enjoyed everything we tried in our flight and ended up taking home some of the kolsch. They do have a small menu available which we didnt try on this visit but will definitely give us a reason to come back

Very busy! Lots of sports games on the tv. Arcade and never ending rooms. Also very loud. It's a…read morehuge space and good for large groups. There was a big event when we were there.

We visited 101 Craft Kitchen on the final evening of a special preview of dishes coming to their…read morenew seasonal menu October 13. This was the first time we've had the opportunity to try new dishes before they actually appeared on the regular menu, which made the evening especially interesting. Cindy and I ordered both preview entrées and split them so we could try each one, with the plan from the beginning to take about half of each home for lunch tomorrow. The Calabrian Chili & Sausage Flatbread was excellent, with sweet Italian sausage, Calabrian chilis, tomato sauce, mozzarella, provolone, ricotta, fresh basil and hot honey. Although it's called a flatbread, it eats much like a thin-crust pizza, which I liked since I'm trying to cut back a little on carbs. The Calabrian chilis definitely make their presence known! After a few slices I adjusted to the heat and loved the combination of flavors. I think this could be near the upper end of the heat range for some people. Cindy thought it was too hot for her, while I would definitely order it again. Interestingly, although they call it hot honey, the honey itself really isn't hot. It does add some moisture underneath the flatbread, but I didn't have much trouble eating it by hand. The Meatloaf Patty Melt was another winner. The meatloaf was moist, tender and almost melt-in-your-mouth. It has caramelized onions, cheddar cheese, Frisco mayo and crispy onion straws. I especially liked getting the onion flavor in two different textures, with the caramelized onions blending into the tender meatloaf and the crispy onion straws adding some crunch. There's a lot happening in this sandwich, and I found that cutting it in half first made it much easier to handle. Excellent flavor! I chose the Roasted Street Corn Pasta Salad as my side, and it was OUTSTANDING. The pasta appeared to be orzo, along with roasted corn, crumbled white cheese, chopped green herbs and a creamy dressing. We couldn't get the complete ingredient list, but whatever they're doing works. Great flavor and texture, and definitely not your typical mayonnaise-heavy pasta salad. Then we made the terrible mistake of letting our server, Kaitlyn, tell us about the dessert options. That resulted in ordering the Coffee & Doughnut Crème Brûlée with two beignets. For uncultured people like me, I learned that crème brûlée basically means "burnt cream," referring to that caramelized sugar crust on top. Who knew? Apparently Cindy did. The crème brûlée was excellent. I could definitely detect the coffee flavor. I couldn't really identify a "doughnut" flavor, although Cindy says she could. The two beignets (basically light, fried pastries dusted with powdered sugar) were great. I scooped up some of the crème brûlée, put it on a beignet and took a bite. THAT worked! Cindy normally doesn't care much for crème brûlée, but even she thought this one was pretty good. Kaitlyn told us the Coffee & Doughnut Crème Brûlée is definitely her favorite dessert at 101, and I can understand why. More importantly, her service throughout the evening was OUTSTANDING. She was attentive, friendly and extremely conversational. We learned that she's in her fifth year serving in the Army, and has applied to get into a field that...well, apparently we can't talk about. Both preview entrées were excellent, the Roasted Street Corn Pasta Salad was a standout, dessert was excellent, and Kaitlyn made an already enjoyable evening even better. We're looking forward to seeing these dishes on the new seasonal menu October 13!

We stopped into 101 Beer Kitchen for a quick bite while out running Saturday errands. We weren't…read morelooking for a full meal--just wanted to grab a few appetizers and relax for a bit. Vince was our server, and everything came out nice and hot. We tried the Smoked & Grilled Wings, Street Corn & Ricotta Dip, and the house Mac & Cheese. The wings were cooked well and had good flavor, but I definitely would've liked a little more sauce on them. The Street Corn & Ricotta Dip was my favorite. The guacamole tasted really fresh, and I loved that they put it right on top of the corn instead of mixing everything together. The tortilla chips were fresh and crispy too. The Mac & Cheese was good, but it wasn't your typical cheddar mac and cheese. It had more of a creamy white-cheese flavor with penne and breadcrumbs, so just know it's a different take if you're expecting traditional mac. Overall, it was a nice little Saturday stop while we were out running errands. Good service from Vince, hot food, and a relaxed atmosphere. I'd definitely stop in again to try some other appetizers.

This business actually operates under two names: Uptown Deli and Brew is the same place as…read moreTemperance Row Brewing. They are one and the same according to our waitress. I love days when I can sit on their patio which is behind the building and away from street noise - it is private and very comfortable. As the name (Deli and Brew) might indicate, the menu leans heavily towards excellent deli sandwiches and the menu includes a nice varity of their local brews. My favorite sandwichs are either the Pastrami (that I had today) or the State and Main which is a pastrami/ corned beef combination. I prefer their potato salad which is excellent while my wife prefers the cole slaw which is also excellent. Serivce was great and the food was excellent.

One of my favorite fast-casual spots in Columbus for a quick, consistently delicious meal and I've…read morealready been three times in the past few months. My usual order is the Reuben on rye with corned beef, sauerkraut, Swiss, and Russian dressing. It's always my go-to and never disappoints. I also recently tried the State & Main on rye with corned beef, pastrami, and coleslaw, which was another solid choice. I've heard great things about the Paesano on an Italian sub bun with ham, hot capicola, pepperoni, provolone, lettuce, tomato, onion, banana peppers, and Italian dressing (can be served hot or cold). A friend's favorite is the Figaboudit on grilled ciabatta with prosciutto, fig jam, goat cheese, and arugula. If you go, don't skip the homemade chips with the house-made sour cream and onion dip--it's easily my favorite thing on the menu and worth ordering as a side or appetizer.

We stopped into Zaftig Brewing shortly after arriving for a weekend getaway and had a great…read moreexperience. The brewery has a large parking lot, which made it easy to stop in and relax after traveling. We ordered food from the El Catrin food truck parked outside, and it was absolutely amazing--we'll definitely be writing a separate review for them! The bartender was friendly and welcoming, and even gave us a booklet for the local ale trail, which was a nice touch. We tried a flight of five beers and sampled a few others as well. There was a good variety to choose from, and everything we tried was enjoyable. One of our favorite things was that the brewery is dog-friendly. They also have outdoor seating, which made for a great atmosphere to enjoy the beer and the nice weather. We'd definitely stop back the next time we're in the area.

A nice looking taproom with ample space, TVs, board games and food trucks at your disposal…read more I appreciated being told that flights of 3, 4, or 5 beers were available because I didn't see that listed anywhere. I wanted to try several beers but was initially hesitant due to the price of their individual 5oz pours. The flight discounted those amounts. For the three beers that I landed on, they were all good. It's hard to choose a favorite, but the cinnamon-tinged Emotional Knapsack barely gets the nod over the Nuts for You and Heavy Hearted Amber. They seem to have a long-term partnership with Comida El Catrín food truck in the evenings, and that's a great decision because they're great in every way.

Love this place. There beer is so solid and their outdoor space is so nice. Their indoor space is…read morehuge. They dont serve food but usually have a food truck which is a great option. Our favorite on this visit was the blonde ale but you can also never go wrong with the coffee stout.

Olentangy River Brewing Company (ORBC) is such a cool, laid-back spot to grab either a coffee or a…read morebrewski. The vibe is always chill and welcoming, making it perfect for meetings, getting some work done, casual hangouts, or even small celebrations. The space itself feels warm and inviting, and I love that they regularly bring in different food trucks, so there's always something new and local to try alongside your drink. My absolute favorite is their s'mores cortado -- it is so good, and I genuinely look forward to it every year when fall season rolls around. Definitely a go-to spot when you want a relaxed atmosphere with great drinks.

I visit Columbus/Dublin a couple of times a year for work. I walked in from the rain with a…read moreco-worker on a Wednesday night a little after 9:00pm - after trying to visit "No Soliciting". "No Soliciting " is a bar we found online - but didn't realize is a private club for members only. We tried The Pearl next door. They were closing in minutes. So we found that North High was the next closest place that closed at 10:00pm. We were also desperate for a restroom. We walked in - the place was devoid of customers - and the bar tender was NOT happy to see us. She had a very long day - and was yearning to "Just. Go. Home." We've all been there. She agreed to let us have one drink in plastic cups - completely understandable. But she messed up by letting us stay - completely underestimating the level of style & charm (not to mention handsomeness) my colleague and I possess *wink* . "One drink" turned into a handful. A good time was had by all. We hated that we had an early morning the next day - and had to return to our hotel well before we would have liked. I will make North High a "mandatory stop" on future visits (alongside my other "mandatory stop" - The Rusty Bucket for their buffalo chicken sandwich - with an extra side of buffalo). Side note - she gave me a taste of their Bloody Mary mix. *VERY* good. I used some of my dashing character and disarming baby blues to swindle them out of a bottle for only $15. It was worth $50. But this was a one-off deal. Don't walk in there expecting the same courtesy - unless you too possess unmatched panache & flair *finger guns*.

Last time we ate here it was the same day as a local event. The restaurant ran out of chicken and…read moreit took an hour for our food to come out (our child's meal as well). We went today for Father's Day, about six months after the last sub par experience, hoping it would be better. Somehow they ran out of chicken again?! AND lemonade, and they had no kids menus left. Food took forever. I ordered a glass of wine that never arrived - and when we got our check it's just a tablet with a price. We wanted to leave so I didn't even check to see if the wine was still on there. Food was cold, salad was soggy, burger was very meh. For $150 it was overall a bad experience for the second time in a row. Definitely spend your money at any of the other local restaurants in town.

Eric is amazing. Great burgers, high quality wings, and specials that make date night a little more…read morespecial. Would recommend and come again. Exceptional service.

We stopped in here for some beers and also got the candied bacon as a little treat. This is a cool…read moreplace. The staff were very cool and attentive. The beers were good and the bacon was awesome.

Likely won't be back. I want to like this place, 5 visits, cool patio, but prices are way too high…read moreand service is always questionable. The food is good, but stupid expensive. $25 cauliflower wings, check. (I've had these a few times and they are good, but used to cost $15-18) $20 hamburger, check. $15 big pretzel with good dip, check. I know this is in New Albany, but come on. Beer is good, as expected. $7 most pours, lower abv $6-$7. Service is often understaffed or just not interested in providing great service. Honestly kinda surprised they are still open, maybe due to lack of many options in the area. Less expensive food, a happy hour or great service or upper level staff to encourage great service could change this. I've not been there past 8pm, maybe it gets better later? I don't know.

New menu and A FREAKING PLUS. We've tried multiple items now on the new menu they have and haven't…read morefound a bad item yet. Bratwurst wowed us. Thank god because this location is top tier but the food was seriously lacking. Compliments to the chef! Will be coming a lot more now.

We've visited about 6 to 10 times over the years because we really want to love this place, but…read moreevery visit seems to come with a minor hiccup--whether it's inconsistent food or subpar service. On our most recent trip, the kids had the best experience. While the kids' menu is small, both of mine enjoyed their burgers and fries, and the cornbread appetizer was great. I ordered the steak sandwich (similar to a Philly cheesesteak)--the flavors were above average, but it had clearly been sitting under heat lamps too long because the cheese sauce arrived congealed on top. Our server also forgot my drink order, so the service was just okay. Overall, it's disappointing because the potential is definitely there, but they just can't seem to put everything together for a seamless experience. Probably 3.8 stars sadly but I rounded up.

This has to be my new favorite restaurant for when I'm visiting Ohio. For starters, downtown…read moreWorthington transports me to New England. The Whitney House is a lovely gem full of gluten free options. We shared the Gluten Free cornbread and it was basically a dessert disguised as an appetizer - of course we didn't mind that! My French 75 was huge (as pictured) and only $10. This place is definitely worth trying!!