Wow, hamburgers were terrific! Beers were delicious! Service was great! Kat the waitress was a one…read moreperson show and did a great job despite tremendous odds as being the only person on-duty! Bravo Kat!! We shall return!!

The Grilled Caesar salad with added grilled chicken hit the spot. Tasty dish, good portion. Only…read moreadding a photo of their updated menu...

In a city filled with seemingly endless bar & grill options, having a fine dining establishment…read morelike Three Creeks in Gahanna is a breath of fresh air. The atmosphere is dark, romantic and upscale. Every detail is fine tuned to enhance patron experience down to the vibe of the women's restroom. The service is quick and friendly and water servers walk around regularly filling your cups to ensure you are never parched. The food is incredible. You can't go wrong with any of the appetizers and after multiple dinners here, the Walleye has to be my favorite entree. It is incredible and easy to devour in on sitting. I always leave Three Creeks feeling happy and satisfied and I hope it remains a Gahanna staple for many, many years.

Shame on me for living so close to this beautiful place and not discovered until tonight by sister…read morewho is visiting from DC. The owner who greeted and seated us is gracious and kind. Service is excellent. Stopped by for drinks after dinner. Will be back for dinner soon.

I went here for Burger Monday and the March madness finals($10 Gourmet Burgers). My friend and I…read moreshared reuben egg rolls which were fresh, crispy and came with a sweet sauce on the side. The Burger I got was the, Fat Goat Burger. Usually I like to put some sort of condiment on my burgers but I felt like it wasn't needed with this. It's a thicker burger and I thought getting it medium was a good cook. Since I got the reuben egg roll sharable, I opted for the side salad. The side salad was an extra up charge, but I thought it was worth it. The fries are always reliable so you can't go wrong with those. This is one of my go to Burger places in Columbus. If you want an elevated bar with a great atmosphere, good food and a premium beer selection this is your spot. Great service as well, it was very fast and they were all super nice.

Corrin was wonderful and was very hospitable. We received food and drinks at a timely manner.read more

The Bistro is called flight and it's fitting that I'm the second person to review because I had to…read moretake my second choice off the menu they were out of the duck so I went with the lamb they offered at a discount and it was fantastic served with fried cauliflower and roasted heirloom tomatoes. They were very apologetic for not having the duck and told me if I came back tomorrow they would offer me a free beverage and an appetizer so I think I'll be returning.

We ate there the day after they changed to the new menu. It was one of the best meals I've ever…read morehad. We ate at Ruth's Chris the previous night and had a good meal, but didn't even compare to the meal at the Bistro (not to mention it was twice as much). We ordered the bistro salad, lamb chops, scallops, and risotto. All was amazing. Make sure to finish the meal with the chocolate tart dessert. The cocktails and service were very good, as well. I definitely plan on returning next time I'm in Columbus.

I went here for my birthday and I'm not exaggerating when I say it was worth it…read more I ordered the steak, my boyfriend got the lobster ravioli, and we added salmon to the mix because why not go all in on a birthday dinner. Every single plate was hitting. The steak was cooked exactly how I asked, seasoned well, and actually had flavor all the way through. The lobster ravioli was rich but not heavy, and the salmon was flaky and done right, not dry at all. What really made it though was the service. They were attentive without hovering, kept the drinks coming, and made it feel like a special night without being extra about it. For a birthday dinner, that matters. If you're going, don't go playing small. Order what you actually want. It's one of those places where you lean into the experience and enjoy it. Solid food, great service, and a good spot for something worth celebrating.

BEST brunch of 2025! I've visited the Guild House on a taste of the Short North food tour, so I was…read moreexpecting a good time. It's a beautiful restaurant with chandeliers and good lighting. Our server recommended the lobster toast, but we ordered the dumplings as an appetizer as well...they were great. The lobster toast was light but crispy and full of flavor. The poached egg added a creamy element, I ate every bite. I'd love to come back for dinner :)

This was my first time dining at NAPA, and it was an amazing experience all because of our server,…read moreHarvey! It's truly special when a server makes the effort to get to know everyone at the table, make jokes and join in on the laughs. I was visiting Columbus for the weekend, and throughout the rest of my stay after dinner, I can say this meal was a highlight! The atmosphere was beautiful, and we were seated right away! The cocktails were amazing, I had a strawberry fields. Now as for the short ribs, they melted in my mouth! They paired perfectly with the risotto, truly a great plate of food that felt like home! I have already recommended this place to friends visiting Columbus soon!

I've honestly hesitated to write this review because this has been one of my family's favorite…read morerestaurants, and our experiences here have consistently been excellent--until now. We visited yesterday around 3 PM after seeing the new Mario movie. We didn't have a reservation, but seating wasn't an issue at that time. As always, the restaurant was clean, lively, and welcoming. The staff was very kind, and our waitress was attentive throughout our visit. We ordered many of our usual favorites, but my entrée--the braised short rib--was not quite up to the standard I've come to expect. While the meat itself was still tender, moist, and flavorful, the risotto was disappointing. It lacked its usual creamy texture and was noticeably too thick. Additionally, the dish was served with only carrots as the root vegetable, whereas in the past it has included a variety of vegetables that really elevated the overall flavor and presentation. I was especially disappointed because this was actually the first time I remembered to take a photo of my meal before digging in. I came in fully intending to finally leave a glowing five-star review based on all of our previous great experiences--but unfortunately, this visit didn't live up to that expectation. This was surprising, especially given how consistently great this dish--and the restaurant overall--has been during our previous visits. We've dined here at least five times this year and even celebrated our son's third birthday here, so this experience felt out of character. One difference worth noting is that we typically visit for dinner, and this was our first time coming during the afternoon. It's possible there may be differences in the kitchen or service during that time. We do plan to return, as we're hoping this was just an off day. This place has earned a lot of goodwill from us over time, but we wanted to share this experience in case it's helpful for others.

Lots of hype for this, and as a frumpy old man I wasn't sure I'd fit in, but the menu was…read moreintriguing and I felt relaxed as soon as I walked in. Ask me about going to the Grapevine not knowing what kind of place it was... Lots on the menu that I wanted to try. I got the crab corn fritters and the tempura cheese curds. Very good, not very healthy- I had tried to go to a salad place but traffic was crazy. Curds are cubes for some reason. Perfectly fried. The fritters are basically upscale hush puppies. Bits of real crab, and corn; less than I'd hoped. Still good. Both had sweet/savory sauces. Two apps was a bit much for me but I didn't arrive starving. Great service. Good music (okay, tunes I know from Kidzbop, but these are the originals.) Place has a very techno but also traditional vibe. Great service. The restrooms are surprisingly somewhat gendered. He/him they/them, and she/her they/them. On the he/him side, the urinals are cut away beer barrels, which are kind of cool. Parking is, well, Short North. I went on a Thursday night and traffic and parking were bad but not horrendous. At peak, good luck. Good experience all in all, casual but swanky atmosphere, good food and service. A few things Kid K would even eat, so might be back.

Wow Black Sheep you let me down. Two of us came in around 4:50 and got a table for 6. The others…read morewere on their way. It's now 5:15 and I have a drink because we went got the bar and got them ourselves. I get that the "gay happy hour" gang is here but there are other customers that need attention, thanks.

ADDIE IS THE BEST WAITOR EVER!! She's the sweetest and gave us the best experience at town hallread more

The best service I've experienced in Ohio! I love coming here for dinner and brunch on weekends…read more They are super big on only using fresh and non gmo ingredients so if you care about your health, I highly recommend coming here!

The Rossi is an absolute Columbus Staple. Delicious food, great service. Great location. You can…read morefind parking on the street with additional parking garages nearby. Our server was friendly and knowledgeable about the menu. We were quickly seated. There was only one other couple in the restaurant and we were sat directly next to them which I found odd. Eventually, the restaurant was pretty filled so it made more sense. Great ambiance. I will come back here again because I noticed they had a great happy hour!

So many options on this street, Rossi is one to check out. Quaint restaurant with smaller seating…read morearea but impressive menu. This spot is known for the meatballs and pizzas. Guess what? We ordered both! Meatballs, Short Rib Pizza, & Truffle Pizza all hit the spot. The meatballs were huge and the toast points made it a meal on its own. Short Rib Pizza was nice balance of meat and cheesy. The Gouda Creama was so good I wish it was available on the side. Truffle pizzas can be overbearing but due to the balsamic drizzle it helped made it just the right combination. The pizzas can be shared and is the best way to have multiple options. If I get a dessert, it's typically not in the liquid form. But when I saw Pistachio Martini, I would be drinking my dessert. It was rich and creamy but not too heavy. It was so good my friend ordered one after they took a sip of mine! Staff were friendly and offered recommendations. Missed out on the Happy Hour but it looked great. Tip: There is one table literally next to the door so be careful of a cool breeze that can hit you every time the door opens. Fortunately for us, we didn't end up sitting there.

We took a tour with Tammy. We had a large group with lots of people from out of town and we had the…read morebest time. You can tell that she knows so much about distilling and loves what she does. I would recommend her to everyone!!!

I like High Bank, and I love it for happy hour. My only (minor) complaint is that I feel like…read morecertain drinks and menu items are a few dollars more than I would anticipate (or hope). But their happy hour takes care of that - even on Saturdays from 3p - 6p which is a brilliant promotion. While there, I had the smoked old fashioned which was impeccable. Then I took a sharp turn into the realm of Tiki with the Jamaican Rum-centric Caribbean Flannel. It hit the spot. After those cocktails, I really needed the Sweet Corn Elote to deliver and it did. I barely wanted to share it with others in my group. Good chips, great dip. Nice patio, too, if you don't mind the Goodale St. traffic.