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The Walrus - Candied Bacon Melt

The Walrus

3.8(633 reviews)
0.7 mi•Downtown
•$$

Had a weeknight dinner with some new friends. The place was busy both in the dining room and at…read morethe bar. Pleasant, lively but a little noisy, though not enough to disturb conversation. Menu is a slightly elevated bar food selection coupled with a nice selection of beers and cocktails. Prices seemed to be competitive with other similar venues. We all passed on apps and went straight to the mains. Most ordered a sandwich or burger while I ordered the lobster Mac & cheese. My dinner was delicious. A rich and cheesy baked concoction with a few lumps of lobster meat mixed in and flavoring the entire dish. All the guests cleaned their plates with relish. Simple platings with no special attention given to plate presentation. The dinners came out staggered rather than all at once. We weren't rushed but were attentively served. They accommodated us with 5 separate checks. All in all, I'd gladly return to enjoy another dinner.

We ate post graduation meal at the Waleus tonight we had a reservation for 12 and 11 of us showed…read moreup on this cool rainy night. We we famished since it was 8:30 p.m. The did accommodation us with a lower table since on member of the party was elderly and in a wheelchair, with the statement that "this is a bar more than a restaurant". I would thereby say they are not truly ADA accessible oe friendly as one would hope. But as I said we had made the reservation and figured we'd make the best of it. Some of our appetizers got lost and were so late they took them off the bill. Some of our appetizers arrived cool or cold upon arrival, but we were so hungry we ate them. Plus it wasn't like anyone came back to check on us, or ask how was everything or refills. It wasn't until I went back to the bar and asked for refills that we were even visited again. I know our server was also seeming to be the bartender too. I don't think we'll be back and never with any handicapped friends who can't sit at a high top table. I would say the hopes were high but the experience was almost a total dud. Those who got the chicken Alfredo liked it and it was hot. After spending over $220 for the 7 people I paid for with only 1 alcoholic beverage and mostly burgers and appetizers. I would recommend spending your money elsewhere.

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Skully's Music-Diner - The finest beer advert hung in Skully's window

Skully's Music-Diner

3.2(188 reviews)
1.8 mi•Short North
•$$

I can't tell you how many times I've been to Skully's over the past decade, but I can assure you…read morethat it's more than just a few. The music venue is right off High St. in the middle of the Short North. It has the tiniest patio ever but when you walk inside it's bigger than you might think. In the front there's some seating, and a long bar that bends around the corner as you inch closer to the back of the building. As you make your way through you'll pass the nasty bathrooms on the right and the bar just follows you to the back, making drink access solid no matter where you are. Once you hit the dance floor you'll find the stage, which is small but it's the right size for the venue. It's cool to see an artist here if you're a big fan, because you can get really up close and personal with the entertainers. I don't think there's a bad view in the whole house. There's also a balcony and a bar up there too. If you don't want to be in the middle of a mosh pit or rowdy crowd this is the area for you. I've never had a problem with the service and the drink prices are average for this area of town. I will say that they don't allow re-entry (at least I've never been given that privilege) and there isn't a ton of parking nearby... although there is a small lot right next door. They host traveling dance parties like Orange Soda, throw their own Damn Girl dance party every third Friday of the month, and they always have a solid line up or artists... generally a little more underground but of all genres. If dancing and music is your thing, then you gotta catch a show at Skully's, it's a Columbus staple.

Intimate venue to take in your favorite artists! You could hear and see everything. Plenty of…read moreservice at the bar to fire off your favorite libation. Would definitely visit again =] 10/10 absoloodle

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Skully's Music-Diner - Neon signs are great, until the cold comes for them.

Neon signs are great, until the cold comes for them.

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KEMBA Live! - There's a VIP area with pub chairs and a pub table. Really beats standing.

KEMBA Live!

3.0(258 reviews)
1.2 mi•Arena District
•$$

Me and the hubby had never been to Kemba Live! before because we are definitely not "general…read moreadmission" people. I want to know where my seat is and I don't want my arrival time to determine how close I am to the stage. However, we were unaware that they also have an indoor venue which we discovered when buying tickets to Labyrinth in Concert. We bought third row seats for a great price. We were even more delighted to find out they had a parking lot right behind the building that would only cost us ten dollars! It was a short, pleasant walk into the building with minimal security and easy entrance. We love the look and size of this place! It's not too big to be overwhelming, but big enough to allow space for comfort. We hit up the merch stand that was right by the door and then headed over to the food vendor for a slice of pizza and a drink. That was some delicious pizza, and to go with the theme of the evening, not too overly priced. The helpful staff assisted us in finding our seats. The one negative I can say about our night was that those seats were so uncomfortable. Both of us had serious back aches by the end of the night. Our seats were on the end and I even lucked out to have no one sitting beside me, which helped a bit. The show was AMAZING! The live band did a fabulous job playing the music from Labyrinth and seeing the movie on the big screen was a dream come true. We had such a good time and won't hesitate to order tickets for the inside venue to the next show that tickles our fancy!

I have to preface this by saying I have seen so many of my favorite artists here and have many…read morewonderful memories. This is specifically geared towards The Last Dinner Party show held 6/9/26. The band was fantastic and are up there with the best live bands on the planet right now. However, it was so f*king HOT in the venue even the band were looking out for people passing out. It's not the venue's fault it was humid, but they could have taken measures like turning the AC up or having a couple of designated free water spots. I have seen this at places like the Salt Shed in Chicago where there were ample free water stations on hot summer nights. I could feel the venue squeezing the few extra dollars out of the crowd.

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KEMBA Live! - View of the stage from the very back of the lawn. Still an excellent view!

View of the stage from the very back of the lawn. Still an excellent view!

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A and R Music Bar - One of the pillars blocking my view

A and R Music Bar

2.6(55 reviews)
1.2 mi•Arena District
•$$

This is a tough one. I love live music so much that it's tough for me to not sing the praises of a…read morevenue that's offering it, especially these days, ya know? It's not a cheap endeavor, running a music venue. So, I do give them props for that. But I have to be honest, I didn't love seeing a show here. The biggest issue, as others have said, is that there are giant pillars in the middle of the floor that get in the way of the view. Luckily we ended up right in the front against the barriers so it was ok for the most part but I was afraid to move at any point lest we lose our spot and I'd get stuck with an obstructed view. As a bar it's also pretty bare bones. Only a few small cocktail tables and chairs, making it a mostly standing room venue. The drink menu is limited and expensive. There's a pizza counter which was a nice option since we hadn't had dinner before the show but at $7 for a slice of NY style pepperoni pizza we couldn't justify having more than one slice each. We also came a bit early during sound check since we were friends with the band playing the venue and the staff was really nice and welcoming to us as guests, so that's definitely worth a shout out. Great people there! Especially security. High fives for that. For the artists there isn't really a "backstage" area perse, nor is there a dedicated artist restroom. The venue made accommodations for bands to take over one of the three bathrooms but unfortunately that meant there was one less bathroom for the near sold out crowd to use. Not sure if this something do for all acts but if so, I can understand how folks would get frustrated by waits for the toilet. WITH ALL THAT SAID, a dive bar with crappy sightlines, bad beer, and a sus bathroom situation is pretty punk rock. I cut my teeth in venues like that. There's something wonderful about sticky floors and sweaty nights. But the problem is I'm not sure if A & R Music Bar sees itself that way. And it's that disconnect that leaves me wanting more.

Went to see Deep Sea Diver here last week. It was my first time there, so I wasn't sure what to…read moreexpect. Since it's SRO, I showed up just for the headliner. I did see there were a few small high tops placed oddly in the very back, by the merch table. It was a really hot and humid day, with thunderstorms earlier in the evening. I expected it to be unbearably hot and humid inside, but it was surprisingly comfortable! I could even feel the AC. That really helped with the overall experience. The sound was great, even to the right side of the stage. My only complaint was the giant pillars obstructing my view. I would definitely go see a show here again.

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A and R Music Bar - Front view of the stage

Front view of the stage

A and R Music Bar - Outside

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