I've been a long time land grant lover. From the beer garden to their pickleball courts, they're…read moretruly a Columbus staple that I come to often. I recently went for the Jenis Strawberry Jam that was held there and had SUCH a blast. They had speciality strawberry flavored drinks from ales to margaritas and even decorated the taproom. This was such a stellar event, the wait time for drinks wasn't too bad, the live music was amazing, and the vibes were so high. Im really looking forward to any future events Land Grant hosts and will definitely be back for their weekly music trivia.

I came back to Land Grant yesterday for the Strawberry Festival. I feel like I may have misjudged…read moreit last time I reviewed it back in 2019. I now see why Land Grant may have more. The outdoor area accommodates for those who want to hang out outside with their drinks and purchase any food trucks. They also do Land Grant run groups here. The running group sounds like fun. Run and then grab a drink after those sweaty miles. Next time you need to just relax with some good food outside and drinks come to Land Grant. Also enjoy the music as well!

We missed the dining room, so if you do want to dine, make sure you arrive when they offer service…read more We went down to the tap room. The bartender was knowledgeable and friendly. We enjoyed the beer. The venue itself was fantastic, lots of room, great vibe, and a big projector screen if you want to watch a game or something. We'd recommend it, and would return to check out the dining room whenever back in town.

Had the flat iron steak and a beer. It was tasty. But not hot and literally was 8 bites of meat…read more Wouldn't recommend. I'm still hungry. The beer tasted homemade.

It's been a few years since my last visit. Joined new friends here for Tenzi and a board game. I…read moreordered the Sunset Spritz (Strawberry Aperitif, Lemon Juice, Pineapple Juice, Soda Water) mocktail which was refreshing for a humid day. They had Mexpress food truck which had some great looking tostadas. Inside the door near the stairwell for the Sun Room are glasses and a self serve water dispenser. The outdoor benches are movable which is nice. The staff came out several times during the 2 hours I was there to pick up empty glasses and take new drink orders.

Nothing is better on a perfect summer evening than Seventh Son's patio. Solid beer selection, but…read moremy heart is with their frozen blended Paloma ($11 at time of writing). Service is always quick and friendly - they keep the lines moving every time. 10/10 no notes. After all these years, they know what they're doing! Shout out to Assistant Manager Cat.

I don't often delve into the breweries in Ohio as I usually am pulled away to other destinations…read moreand states. But I did get to try a beer from Jackie O's and I was very, very impressed with it. Steve has had their beer before and liked what he had but it was only recently for me when I got to try a beer from here. The beer I had was the Iron Furnace which was a very flavorful and fun Barleywine. A type of beer I don't get often. The ABV on this one was high. Just over 14% which makes this beer a good one to share. Flavor features in this beer are lovely and you can taste Maple, Vanilla and a nice natural sweetness. The beer is nice and smooth which makes this one a real joy to drink... but I definitely recommend sharing it!

I don't know what it is maybe it's us but this place gives off a "why are you here" vibe. The bar…read morestaff makes ordering drinks awkward and difficult. The food from the window (not associated with Jackie's) is very good though.

Love this space, especially when its warm. They dont serve food but they usually have food trucks…read moreand allow dogs which is always a plus for us. Every time we visit there are new beers on the menu and we always have great service.

Went here for an airport workers reunion. Great place for that because it is under the approach…read morefor Port Columbus. And a great place for that sort of thing, or just hanging out. Plenty of parking. Open and airy inside, lots of wood and windows, and several big patios. No full-menu food: they have pizza sometimes, or food trucks, but of course the main draw is the beer. And I didn't have any, because I was driving and we weren't staying long, and Kid K is not yet licensed. Our group was in a room off to one side, with patio access at one end. Worked well for us (though it was raining and the roof was a little leaky.) A bit separate but right there for the bar, etc. The kid found their game cart, with both adult and all-ages games, mainly card games. Our folks got to hang out without our noise intruding too much into the other areas (which had music blasting anyway.) I got a ginger beer which was good. Service at the bar was great, friendly and patient, and she made suggestions for kid drinks (basically canned pop.) I'd definitely come back, and hopefully try some of their beers.

Server was really helpful. I got a flight based on his recommendations and it was good to taste…read more Oddly, the hazy was my least favorite which usually that's the one I like the best. The west coast ipa was my favorite of the ones I tried. Burger was great and half off with a pint, which was a great surprise. My son and his friend each got a pizza and should have just split one as they were huge and delicious. I was glad to have leftovers the next day tho. Atmosphere was good- full of people just enjoying themselves. Nice vibe. Would go hang out there if I lived nearby. Worth a visit for sure!

If you like endless variations on the IPA and pilsner theme, this is a good place for you. They…read morehave a large selection of house and guest taps that rotates frequently. I am not a fan of endless IPAs, but they rotate some great pilsners, solid lagers, and have a very good English dark mild, Lost Leatherman that is always in season. Would I sell my mother to have breweries bring back a non-imperial stout or a porter? Yes. Sorry, Mom. Contrasting the expansive beer menu, the food menus is limited but the quality is very good. Kudos for sticking to what works. Indoor and outdoor seating and a chain tree inside that really ties the room together. What's not to love? Stouts I suppose.

This is a brewery like how they used to make 'em: - in a…read moreweird office park/industrail part of town - locals only/if you know you know - parking spots converted into a beirgarten Overall a blast from the past in the absolute best way. The focus on the beer was mostly on lagers, which I love. Only negative: the man pouring the taps there one of the nights has no clue what he was talking about. I asked him the difference between two of the bocks they had on tap (a helles bock and a maibock...debately the same style, if not very similar) and he said "how strong the Belgian yeasts are" in a very confident tone. I told him I had never heard of bocks being made with Belgian yeasts, and he said it's "a Cincinatti thing". I got a taste of the beer, and there were no phenolics (for non beer nerds: it had no Belgian flavors) so I ordered one and didn't argue.

I really wish this was closer to our house. The vibe in here is so cozy and the beer is delicious…read more They are dog friendly and we caught happy hour when we visited which was great. Would absolutely recommend stopping in if youve never been

I've been a couple more times and now I have to agree with Mark D. (I'm not their typical…read moredemographic). I went again for a Book Bar event held upstairs and the bartender was not nice to me. I used my one drink ticket and chose not to see her again. I stopped in recently because I had time to kill in the area. I sat at the bar and another female bartender took my order. We had to duck down to talk under the taps. Since it wasn't a weeknight happy hour, I paid $12 for a glass of a wine. I was going to tip her but she walked away and I didn't see her again before I left. I did see grumpy bartender, but I didn't order again.

Antiques on High was one of our favorite brewery stops during this trip…read more When I first suggested stopping at Antiques on High, my significant other kept saying he didn't want to go antique shopping. Once he realized it was actually a brewery, he was all in! The brewery has a great atmosphere, and the bartender was extremely knowledgeable and helpful. Since we've been visiting several breweries during our getaway, they even gave us a Seventh Son passport, which was a nice surprise and a fun way to continue exploring the local brewery scene. I ordered the Wild & Sour flight and really enjoyed it. It was a great way to sample a variety of unique flavors, and each pour showcased the creativity and quality that Antiques on High is known for. Between the excellent beer selection, friendly service, and welcoming atmosphere, this is definitely a brewery I'd recommend to anyone visiting the area. Looking forward to stopping back again!

Megan was great and informative. She made it fun and we learned a bunch about the process…read more Enjoyed the tour!

Megan did a great job on the tour! Very knowledgeable and funny. Would recommend to anyone!read more

If you haven't been to Ohio Brewing Company, you need to check it out! This place is Ohio themed to…read morethe max & it's so cool!! There are tons of fun things to look at & explore; they have an awesome outdoor space, and host a ton of fun events! There are some great beers on tap here! I was feeling the early Oktoberfest mood & had to get the Märzen & made it a Radler! The visit before this one I had an incredible Reuben sandwich special that hit great! Anytime you go here, you can count on delicious drinks, bites, & a good time!

Pros: The IPA was good, fries are delicious, outside space is cute, a huge parking lot, our server…read morewas friendly. Cons: The fish in the fish n chips had the skin on it, service was SLOW, sign said please wait to be seated and someone approached and was a little rude asking what we needed lol, this is more restaurant vibes and not brewery vibes (like Seventh Son or Land Grant). Side Note: Beer was like $7 and mixed drinks are around $14.