I have family that live around the corner from this brewery and I've driven past it a handful of…read moretimes without knowing it was even there. I was super surprised when we got inside the facility as it just looked like a commercial space on the outside. The beer was solid, and they had a full selection. Will definitely make this a regular spot when we are in town. Folks were playing cornhole on one end of the main area and we were able to grab a table up front and just relax for a bit.

Great little brewery tucked away in a quiet business district. Great selection of beers and their…read morestaff was fun and professional! There is plenty of room to host parties, they allowed us to have our Marine Corps birthday celebration there last night. Their kitchen is under renovation, but they have a list of local restaurants that will deliver to the brewery and they had two food trucks come in. I really enjoyed their stouts, the Mexican lager and pistachio cream ale. Keep up the great work that you guys do, I'll be back!

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!

Very cool Outdoor space all year!…read more They have installed igloos in the winter and winter bumper cars, in the summers they host all kinds of events from fashion shows, to vintage markets, trivia, shows and much more. Ray Rays BBQ truck and 2 others are always on premise. Ly hunk it's a Hawaiian good truck and maybe pizza but they're always closed qhen I go. Ray rays wod thebest. Lots of easy parking around the place, o worries there. When you enter the brewery is on the right and the beer garden is on the left. The bar is open outdoors on busier days. Lots of picnic tables and places tosit. They have a games area with corn hole, basketball and party style seating. Walk through to the other side and there is a cool cocktail linage bar. With different specialty drinks. Dora does work here because you have to cross a street. The other side has basketball courts that convert to pickleball. Seating over here too and a stage. Juat a cool place to meet with friends, reserve cabanas for parties and r ing all your friends here. FUN spot.

I've been a fan of these folks for years. They made a beer years and years ago, I think it was a…read moresour IPA... I miss that beer so much!!

Second time visiting Wolf Ridge for a team dinner. Restaurant was fairly empty for a Wednesday…read moreevening and very dim lighting. I ordered the Harvest Kale Salad, didn't taste much of the dressing on the salad, but I could definitely taste the roasted sweet potatoes. For the entree I had the KFC w/ apple jam on the side with garlic fries. The chicken and bacon were both "well done" and the apple jam did not add much flavor, should have requested the spiced aioli that comes with the Hop Salt Waffle fries instead. Asked someone for some of their waffles fries, those are definitely the way to go, very good and flavorful. Took pictures of others orders, the Fall Fruit Salad - the person added salmon to the salad and enjoyed it; the beef and lamb burger and fish & chips were also a hit.

This place has grown so much since it opened. It started with the downstairs space and events. I…read morecame here a lot and was a regular. They have a great outdoor space as alwats with a food truck. Then they added the side patio AND THEN the entire garden upstairs. The space upstairs is used for all kinds of events and yoga. Alwats good service - they move quick. If you don't like the food truck, Budd dairy is across the street with plenty of options. Parking here is tricky as on-street is the only available. Budd dairy has a small lot - but it's mostly parking permit on the side streets. They also host vintage markets in the summer on Sundays. I have found parking across the street. You'll be driving a bit but it's doable. Enjoy the space!

Really friendly, communal environment (outdoor firepits), with solid beers on tap…read more I appreciate that they have a handful one one-off beers that aren't in regular rotation, this are usually my favorite! This place was a long walk from my hotel, but well worth it!

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!

It was 60 degrees the other day so obviously had to check out Jackie O's patio. Not only are the on…read moretap beers, but their bar staff is always so friendly every time I go in. I wasn't expecting them to have any happy hour deals but the beers on tap were actually 50% off! A very nice surprise. I'm definitely coming back during the summer. I hear they have corn hole during the warmer months.

So nice and relaxing. A view of downtowns skyline and sunsetting. Good beer and the service was…read moreexcellent

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.

First time at Derive…read more Good amount of parking. The space is somewhat small but is done well. The bar has a good vibe and is where I sat. I got the Korean BBQ smash burger topped with Korean BBQ aioli, Cleveland Kraut Kimchi, gochugaru (korean chili flake) and scallion. I don't understand the smash burger craze since I like my burgers medium rare, but if I have to eat a smash burger to enjoy these toppings, I'm in! The heat, texture and combination of flavors were epic. The fries are well done too! They were crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, and this was even after 30 minutes. Nothing fancy but done amazingly well and very quickly. My burger was out in a few minutes. I will say that the pizzas I saw coming out of the kitchen will have me coming back to try one of them. The beer was good, although I'll admit that the heat from the burger affected my pallet to truly enjoy the beers since I got a tasting flight. I was here on a Friday night between 5:45 and 7 and it was filling up until I was ready to head out. They do have happy hour on Friday from 2-5pm for $1 off pints.

I've been here twice over the years, including a stop most recently after work on a Wednesday…read moreevening in November. The staff are SUPER friendly and welcoming. I loved that. I appreciate when walking into someplace I'm unfamiliar with, I am welcomed in graciiously, even though they don't know me at all. I ordered a flight of beer so I could try a few different beers. I also ordered a pint afterward of one of the IPAs I enjoyed. My server recommended some flavors to try while I was there and he was spot on. (I interacted with two different servers, one male, one female, both equally helpful and friendly). I would return, only in part for good beer, moreso it's the inviting feel I get from this place. This staff realizes that we have options around town and they made me feel like they wanted me there.

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.

Hoster tops my list of seemingly unassuming corporate park breweries. From the outside, you'd…read moreeasily miss this place. Like Tracy M. said : don't jude a brewery by it's cover! We hit up several breweries on a recent trip to Columbus, and Hoster was my favorite beer of the trip. It was just well made, good tasting beer - nothing crazy. To top it off, there's bottomless self-serve popcorn and a vintage jukebox topped with a bowl of free quarters to play your favorite selctions from the decades. The collections of artifacts from Hoster's storied histories, make the walk to the bathroom like a visit to a mini-museum. I loved the homey decor and selection of tables, barstools, and comfy chairs. This place was somewhat family friendly, but it's not a huge space, so it's not great for tots that like to run around. I believe there might have been soooome seasonal outdoor seating, but nothing crazy. Lots of parking and easily accessible. The bartender was super welcoming, friendly, and generous! We stopped in on a Saturday afternoon, and it wasn't super busy - that was welcomed! Hoster is worth a visit if you're ever in the area. Their brews rival the big names in the area.

This is a really cool bar. I went for a Book Bar event held by Thurber House. We got drink…read moretickets so I got a glass of wine at the bar, then went upstairs to the event space. Really cozy with table seating. The door to the balcony was open to let in fresh air. I would def. come back to have a drink in the downstairs area as well. Nice bartender, good wine. I was also happy to grab a parking spot on the street right out front. Lucky girl.

Beautiful decor and I love the "rooftop" (it's only 1 floor up and overlooks High Street)…read more I have visited a handful of times and each time what strikes me the most is the arrogance of the staff and the high prices. Maybe I am not the target demographic for this place. There are better choices literally steps away in either direction.

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.