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Local Cantina Trolley Barn

3.8 (29 reviews)
Closed • 3:00 pm - 1:00 am (Next day)
Updated 3 weeks ago

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Happy hour specials
Outdoor seating
Good for kids
Good for groups

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Antora S.

We went on a weeknight and there weren't that many people inside. Once we entered the restaurant, we waited by the host stand for about 10 minutes. The only person we see that is working is a lady behind the bar. She saw that we are standing at the host stand but did not say anything to us. Just ignored us. After about 10 minutes I went to the back to speak to the lady behind the bar to see if they were providing any service in the restaurant. I was about to leave by this point. However, soon as I went to the back, another women came out of the kitchen and told us to have a seat anywhere we like, she was the server and the host. Our server was really sweet and explained the menu to us and gave us recommendation. We ordered the Chicken Tinga, Birria toca and the Carne Asada taco. We also ordered the Chicken Nachos that came with street corn from the kids menu. I did not like the Birria toco at all. Part of the taco was burnt and it was just very greasy. The Carne Asada taco was good. But the Chicken Tinga was the best! Very flavorful. I could eat that again and again. As per the chicken nachos, it was really good. It's a big portion for being a kids meal and the corn that came with the meal was really good. We also got the margarita, which was good, but it tasted more like a lemonade then a margarita. Very disappointing since I didn't order a lemonade but a margarita. Food here is decent but the service is very poor!

House Margarita.
Syed S.

Being from across town, and having been to other LCs around town, we were excited to check out this location. Upon arrival, one thing we immediately noticed was that there were no visible signs of the restaurant outside (at least from the parking lot), and even as we entered, we didn't actually see a "Local Cantina" sign until after we were seated. There was nobody at the host station, though, and we waited several minutes before we saw a restaurant staff, Sid. Sid was having to take care of hostess duty and server duty of the entire restaurant. While she was doing an amazing job at both, it was quite unfortunate on part of the management to not staff the restaurant appropriately, and particularly during happy hour. Once we were seated, Sid took great care of us. She was patient with explaining the menu, all the while having to take care of all the tables and also greeting and seating new guests. We ordered a few different things - house margarita, a Chicken Tinga taco, a Carne Asada taco, a Birria taco, Chicken Nachos from the kids' menu, and a Chicken Chimichanga. The Chicken Nachos come with a side, and we picked the Street Corn. Aside from the birria taco, which was super greasy, everything was delicious. The kids' chicken nacho was also a decent portion size. To complement all of this food, the unlimited chips and salsa station was a nice touch. Overall, good food and good service. However, management/ownership needs to support their employees and staff this location appropriately.

Les R.

First visit to this Local Cantina and will be back. Love that it is in the Trolley District along side the East Marketing. I really had no idea it was back there as I primarily to into the East Market main building but saw this on yelp and decided to give it a try. Pros: good service (really nice server), other staff helps out when busy, delicious food with good options, great location and the decor was fun and festive. Plenty available free parking in the area. Cons: missed the five star mark due to slowness of our server and that another employee grabbed our cards for processing. We sat there a while after we ate waiting for our server. Slacking on the drink refills. Also scrap chips for the longest time in the self serve chip bar. Food: We started with Chips & Salsa, + Queso ($8). I ordered three soft tacos: --Bánh mì ($5) - Al pastor, pickled veggies, cucumber, cilantro, with a spicy aioli. --Nashville hot chicken ($5) - fried chicken strips, a chipotle lime ranch & slaw with dill pickles. --An Americano ($4.50 + $1.50, Weezy Style) - with ground beef, lettuce, cheese, pico, & sour cream. The up-charge Weezy Style was so worth it and made the Americano my favorite as it was both a soft flour & a hard corn shell with queso & guac between the shells. My partner has the Chimichanga ($12) - shreeded chicken, refried beans, shredded cheese , deep fried with queso, chimchurri, and lettuce, pico, and sour cream on the side. This location is about 1 1/2 from me and is closer than the Short North restaurant. The ease of parking and the vibe of this location definitely makes it a preferable option. Will be back and next time I am going with the Chicken Chimichanga.

John B.

The food was ok. You don't get chips when you are seated. Well at least we didn't. Bathrooms are clean. The atmosphere and decor is very nice. Both indoors and outdoors are nice. Service is very good. You don't get rice and beans with your burritos. It was just ok.

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Abby R.

Came here for the yelp event a couple weeks ago and knew I had to come back! The restaurant alone is wonderful, much larger and more bar style seating than any of the other Local's. The food was better than I've had from any other Local as well. The guacamole was seasoned so well, and all of the tacos were made perfectly and full of flavor. The service is a bit confusing- it seems that the bar tenders are responsible for all of the tables, so they are often slower to get to you. Overall a wonderful restaurant and bar and my favorite location out of the other Local Cantinas

Wheezy
Abbie S.

Local Cantina has always been one the best spots to get a taco. The trolly district is a super cute area and this new location fits perfect there! Lora is room inside and out. I sat at the bar and it was very clean and nice. The bartenders were very sweet and asking if everything was good. Great service and great yelp event! A free taco and local marg.

Ride my mustache marg $8
Tara F.

Food was on the cold side , so that was a bit disappointing, flavor was great. I had the chicken burrito as recommend by our server and consider it a good recommendation . I loved the chips and salsa being self serve ! Salsa was a tad spicy for my taste, but great flavor and it grew on me each bite. I had the ride my mustache marg and it was average for a small $8. Really enjoyed the ambiance . Our serve could've been more attentive , especially for as it was a slow Thursday night . Will give it another shot for sure !

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The hostess was incredibly unwelcoming and rude! Ended up leaving immediately. Will not be returning.

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Went here on a Saturday for lunch. Service was slow but food came out quick. I got 3 tacos and they were all recently good

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Always a great time drinking here with friends. Drinks are cheap and food is good. Sarah is a great bartender!!

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Love the $2.22 tacos and great decorations! We love the east side market area and can walk from our home.

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Great food and drink. Same Same margarita is my fave! Loved my server Kaia! Nice patio!

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Great food, perfect location for old town East. The patio is so nice with a fire pit. Also kid friendly!

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The Lion

The Lion

3.1(11 reviews)
1.4 mi

Came for happy hour with a friend. Really nice cocktail list, and for $10 at happy hour is a great…read moredeal. But drinks I had were good, but also not my favorite. I would probably try again though because the service was good, and the vibes were cute, loved the decor of this small space.

My husband and I came across this place, on Yelp, quite a while ago, and a cold winter day brought…read moreus here for some coffees. Well, coffee bar closes around 1PM, and they flip it to bar time until closing. We were warmly greeted by the bartender (not sure if part owner since there may be a few according to the menu's gratitudes). This bar is chic with a dark academia presence. I didn't take a lot of pics, since I was one of a few ppl there. However, they lean into the Lion theme beautifully. This place is manly, while have a soft essence... who doesn't love chandeliers. On to the offerings, it's a small menu, that appears to be seasonal... small menus means you're able to perfect things ;) My husband and I ordered a snack plate, with 'Spressy and Double Entendre on the side. Snack plate was served in gold dish: roasted salted cashews, toasted buffalo ranch corn, salted caramel chocolate covered popcorn. An elegant nod to beer nuts. I was a stereotypical millennial and ordered a 'Spressy: vanilla vodka, coffee, cacao, tonka; a little morning pick me up, but at night. Fantastic pull, smooth. My husband ordered Double Entendre: bourbon, pistachio, cacao; pistachio-y old fashioned. Bourbon is NOT my drink of choice, but I can tell you the prep showed great attention to detail; beautifully crafted clean, square shaved side, ice cube to perfectly chill the drink. As stated, this place is beautifully chic, with elevated drinks. The demasque wallpaper and gold accents are definitely my vibe. I look forward to returning and trying their coffee offerings.

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The Oracle

4.2(27 reviews)
0.7 mi•Olde Towne East
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What a gem. Electric interior and lovely outside patio…read more We grabbed to-go cocktails during covid last year and that was a great experience. Each to-go bottle was equivalent to 2 drinks and came with a bag of chips. Now that's both cute and awesome. Yesterday we came in after moving into the neighborhood and enjoyed the back patio. What a nice place to spend an evening. Spacious yard with plenty of tables and seating. There was a tarot reader last night too so you could sign up to have a reading. We sat with our pup and enjoyed a couple drinks each while decompressing from a busy weekend of unpacking and settling in. Ordered the goodnight sweet prince which was mezcal with chartreuse, lime, Prosecco, pea flower (which I learned is purple ha). I wanted the drink not sweet and the bar must have run out of syrup for me lol. It was perfect without it. More on tart side but that's how I like it. Second drink was a negroni with dry vermouth. Predictable and always a fave for me. I also tasted a barrel aged whiskey just for fun and it's saying a a lot that I could sip it. I normally cannot drink whiskey but this tasted amazing and too easy to drink. Creative and interesting drinks for a good price. They have beer and wine too if you're not into cocktail. And cbd drinks too! They really have it all. I had to ask the bartender if the wine prices were glass or bottle (we are used to $17-$20 glasses in Seattle) and to my very pleasant surprise learned they are bottle prices. I also saw they had $5 negronis during happy hour and that really spoke to me. We will return often.

Well now Pilgrim, ya'll know my name and how damn dumb I can be at times, but ya don't know that I…read morejust don't drink firewater. Nope. Got drunk once and made a fool of myself around Miss Libby when we was courtin - and she don't cotton to fools. So never again. That be what it may, I do like to socialize and be around interestin people. Since the kindly folks of the Cheyenne and Lakota tribes taught me the value of cultural diversity, I now enjoy just about every ones company. I like this waterin hole cuz you can find all kinds of fasinatin and different types of folks there. The grub is nice and fancy too. I like that. So when you got the urge to water your horses, this is a fine place to tie up. Happy trails and don't get in one of them horseless buggies and drive it when youre all liquored up - even just a little. Just ride on the back of someone elses horse.

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Rusty Bucket Restaurant and Tavern

Rusty Bucket Restaurant and Tavern

3.6(172 reviews)
0.9 mi
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Eating lunch twice during the same day in Columbus (2 of 2)…read more I finally met up with my friend with whom a meal is never a short event because of all the philosophical discussion that will take place. We parked on a side street and walked to this restaurant - the Rusty Bucket - on the ground floor of one of those now standard issue mixed-use developments with retail at grade and residential living above. As soon as you walk in, you know you are in a tavern where the "fern bar" aspect of what could have been a "fern bar" has been dialed down. We were seated near the windows and, fortunately, the shades were pulled down. In short order, I realized that people were coming and going behind my chair to head to an outdoor patio or something similar. Their opening the door caused rapid changes in lighting (too much incoming sunlight) and ambient temperature (too much humid heat). I asked that we be moved and, while it was accommodated, the guy who moved us seemed a little put out. The Rusty Bucket's menu featured a treasure trove of comfort staples. My friend had meat loaf - a nice little slab of it, actually - and I had a beef stroganoff dish in pasta. I also ordered a soft drink that they refilled as necessary. I need to mention that the young lady who was our server was outstanding. She gladly helped with describing menu items and facilitating our decisions. The pricing was in the ball park for the genre and this easterly location of C-bus near the Bexley area. My dish was indeed good. However, I was eyeing that meat loaf. I had a feeling that it was a little better. I did not ask to taste it, but I know I could have eaten both entrees! I had no idea this place was part of a chain. I had asked my friend to find an indie location with good, reliable traditional food. (It's almost as if we are conditioned to "hate on" chain operations.) My friend runs on the more liberal side and notes that their children are all a little hippiesh, meaning the apple once again hasn't fallen far from the tree. But, given that this person eats meat and doesn't drive a Subaru, I can roll with it. Notwithstanding, the caliber of the conversation is always high and interesting. This Rusty Bucket location is one of those places that, from beginning to end, plays out like a strong 4 star event. The only minor thing I'm dinging them for is where they initially put us, when air conditioning and shade were just what that particular afternoon called for.

First time here after moving our daughter in at Capital University for her sophomore year. The…read moreservice was very slow at 2:30 pm. My wife enjoyed her French onion soup and my daughter enjoyed the fried pickles. They both had the fried shrimp special which were heavily breaded butterflied shrimp and filled you up fast. As for my cheesesteak: this was just sad. Being a native Philadelphian I know what a cheesesteak should be and it appears that the Rusty Bucket missed the assignment. They really tried but I can tell you that I had to make meal out of my fries and a couple a shrimp from my daughter. At best this would be an okay place for basic pub food like a burger and fries but do not get this cheesesteak unless you have never tried one before and have no idea what to expect.

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Rusty Bucket Restaurant and Tavern
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