Very cool place. Didn't know what we were getting into when we first came - it's a food hall with a…read morebrewery. Lots of good food options- we opted for the pizza and I got a salad bowl from the Greek place. Been many times since - great patio space as well. Lots! of parking out back in a massive lit for all downtown area. Every local I know that has been here "oh yea cool spot" . Good for fireworks too - they're behind the building above the park near the Highschool but you can still see them. Really cool space for families, date nights and parties

Go to Dojo Dumplings and get the Fury Fries! Don't question it, just do it. We also got bao, pork…read moredumplings and crab Rangoon. Everything was tasty but the crab Rangoons could have had more crab flavor. The filling tasted only like seasoned cream cheese. However, those fury fries?? I will be thinking about them for a while. Order them, and thank me later!

Great neighborhood bar!!!…read more Stopped in to grab my PBR and found a place I would frequent if I lived in the area. Nice beer selection and good drinks. There were TVs all the way around the perimeter and would be great for games (as long as you just wanted drinks...no food). You are welcome to bring in food which isn't a problem as plenty of places around. Very nice bartender and the regulars were very pleasant and welcoming. There are pool tables, jukebox, lottery machines, and an electronic dart board. Stop in and relax. You will have fun.

I think, from my point of view, the Mill is more like a Cheer's bar than a "Dive" the managers of…read morethe bar are very cognizant of the need for a friendly, clean, efficient, economical entertainment center. I've been going to the bar since its initial opening in 1991. Many faces have come and gone through the years. But, sooner or later they all return for a trip down memory lane. For the after 9 crowd, the music is louder, the conversation are boisterous just the way they like it. No, shenanigan's, no conflicts, just good old fashion laughter and friendships. Ron

Such a cool place kind of hiding in plain site. I stopped by alone just to check it out early on a…read moreThursday. They were getting ready for their trivia night. Had a great draft beer and an appetizer which were both good. Chatted with the owner at length who was behind the bar. It's a table top game focused bar/resturaunt. Tons and I means tons of board games in all genres on the walls to use. Seems very family friendly. Well lit. Cool decor. They also hold regular events and special events. Highly recommend.

I visited on Free RPG day and enjoyed the event and the time they put into organizing the scavenger…read morehunt. I appreciate the concept of it being a bar/gaming space. There are board games available to play and a some items for purchase like dice and candles. You can also order food. Enjoyed the decor and service as well.

I stopped at 4:30(Happy Hour!) and was excited to try this place. I ate at the one in Pittsburgh…read moreyears and years ago for Octoberfest and remembered liking it. Happy Hour specials: $4 Hefe Weizen(wheat beer), $5 Fries with Bier Gravy, Lager battered Chicken Tenders and Garlic pretzel bites. I'm in! Everything came out in reasonable time and I'm not going to describe every bite, but I was in heaven. The Bier gravy fries were special. Garlic Pretzel bites were crazy good. Chicken tenders were seasoned perfectly and the sauces (honey mustard and some sorta bourbon bbq) had me cross dippin and dunkin. I basically ordered dive bar food items, but it was the best I've had especially for $5 each. Washing it down with a wheat beer just kicked it over the fence. I even left room for dessert which I never do. Boston Cream Puff. OMG. The custard was lighter than most but I'm glad it was. It didn't last 2 minutes. I love to find places that make me genuinely happy after I'm finished eating. I'm coming back for sure! So happy I stopped

I had the Hofbrauhaus hot brown. It was really good and filling. The Hefeweisen was great too. It…read morewas like a visit to Bavaria. The service was quick. So, overall a good experience. They also had a stage for a live band. I would've liked to hear some music while I was there, but I guess I was there a little too early in the day. Having a live music and a lively atmosphere would've made it a perfect Bavarian experience. I'll probably come back during the summer to see if it's more lively.

I loved my Harvest Bowl salad. It was delicious. It was presented differently than when I was…read morethere 4 months ago. They had a new menu this visit. Mallory was attentive to all of our needs. The TV was a little loud but we were able to talk just fine. My husband enjoyed his Buffalo Chicken wrap. We will be back.

Service!!! Took 10 minutes to get seated and there was hardly anyone there. Then sat and sat…read morewhile they tried to figure out who was going to take care of us. Again - there was hardly anyone there. Just the staff walking around scratching their heads. It's too bad cuz it's a cool place with decent food.

I visit Columbus/Dublin a couple of times a year for work. I walked in from the rain with a…read moreco-worker on a Wednesday night a little after 9:00pm - after trying to visit "No Soliciting". "No Soliciting " is a bar we found online - but didn't realize is a private club for members only. We tried The Pearl next door. They were closing in minutes. So we found that North High was the next closest place that closed at 10:00pm. We were also desperate for a restroom. We walked in - the place was devoid of customers - and the bar tender was NOT happy to see us. She had a very long day - and was yearning to "Just. Go. Home." We've all been there. She agreed to let us have one drink in plastic cups - completely understandable. But she messed up by letting us stay - completely underestimating the level of style & charm (not to mention handsomeness) my colleague and I possess *wink* . "One drink" turned into a handful. A good time was had by all. We hated that we had an early morning the next day - and had to return to our hotel well before we would have liked. I will make North High a "mandatory stop" on future visits (alongside my other "mandatory stop" - The Rusty Bucket for their buffalo chicken sandwich - with an extra side of buffalo). Side note - she gave me a taste of their Bloody Mary mix. *VERY* good. I used some of my dashing character and disarming baby blues to swindle them out of a bottle for only $15. It was worth $50. But this was a one-off deal. Don't walk in there expecting the same courtesy - unless you too possess unmatched panache & flair *finger guns*.

Last time we ate here it was the same day as a local event. The restaurant ran out of chicken and…read moreit took an hour for our food to come out (our child's meal as well). We went today for Father's Day, about six months after the last sub par experience, hoping it would be better. Somehow they ran out of chicken again?! AND lemonade, and they had no kids menus left. Food took forever. I ordered a glass of wine that never arrived - and when we got our check it's just a tablet with a price. We wanted to leave so I didn't even check to see if the wine was still on there. Food was cold, salad was soggy, burger was very meh. For $150 it was overall a bad experience for the second time in a row. Definitely spend your money at any of the other local restaurants in town.

Top 5 restaurant in central Ohio. Well deserved. Nice menu, but your choices are limited. I was…read moresurprised, of the five entree choices, two were pork (we don't eat pork) and no chicken option. We settled on the steak and black cod, although we really did not want red meat. Our server Kelcie, who was 5* by the way, helped us in navigating all the intricacies to the ingredients. Lots of nuance to the menu. Our choices: lamb appetizer, black cod, sirloin, and chocolate mousse; each were tasty, presented well, and excellent dishes. The potato cake on the steak was very different and well done. Our Old Fashion had a nice taste. The place is very small and reservations are a must. The GM Michael came by and chatted us up...to thank us for coming, and glad they were able to accommodate our food needs. Nice touch. Excellent bathrooms. Thanks for that. Be prepared to spend $100 per person. Welcome to the Columbus culinary scene.

I was in town to celebrate my mother's 96 birthday and was out with my son and daughter in law…read more They highly recommended this unique restaurant and we were not disappointed. The small cozy atmosphere was a delight to enjoy a wonderful meal and conversation. The drinks were exceptionally great and since I'm coming from California, very affordable. The food was delicious, especially the braised beef croquets, chicken friend mushrooms, whipped ricotta, and sourdough. The pork collar and the tare squash were beautifully presented and tasted wonderful. I requested the sommelier to recommend a wine that would compliment our order and the Domaine de Ferrand Chateauneuf - du- Pape a fine French wine from the Rhone Valley was our selection. This was a beautiful bottle and fine selection. John, our server was the perfect gentlemen and server with great personality and full of customer service.