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    2.8 (70 reviews)
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    The view from our room
    Kayla R.

    Really wish we were staying here even longer. Stayed one Monday night for a work trip before having to leave and really enjoyed my experience here. The hotel lobby is located on the second floor. They do have parking which I believe you have to pay for. For check in, you can either check in at the bar or their little host stand they have. We checked in at the bar and even got a drink ticket we could use. The bar is open late too which is sooo nice. Check in was super easy. My friend and I split a king sized room. The rooms aren't too big so if you just simply need it for sleeping and that's really it, it's perfect. The bed was pretty comfy too and the bathroom was great and clean. The view from our room was amazing. The lobby was probably my favorite part. After going out we had a night cap there, played some pool and connect four before heading up to bed. The next day I also brought my laptop downstairs to work with their complimentary coffee. It was great! Definitely a fun experience. I wish we could have enjoyed their rooftop bar area too. Maybe next time!

    Great view from my room of the city.
    Kenny D.

    The Moxy location in the Short North is good and it is surrounded by some good restaurants. Check-in is at their 2nd floor bar which was cool and fun - it prompted me to get a nice drink! If I were staying for pleasure the room would have been fine, but it was a work trip and, as a result, I was disappointed that the room only had a really small table with a single chair in the king room. And the low height of the chair made typing on the little table uncomfortable on the wrists. I was also disappointed they didn't have room service, and even the valet parking has to be paid for separately and cannot be added to the hotel bill. The bed, while very low to the ground and with minimal room to navigate around it, was comfortable: the windows were large and gave great views of the city - so that was a plus. Another plus was they had a locker at the end of the hall for self service access to extra toilet paper, towels, tissues etc. My last comment is back to the not-so-great side. The bathroom could use some maintenance attention. The shower doors wouldn't stay closed and would randomly slide open while showering. The toilet had an unending dripping sound, and the toilet paper holder was in an odd location that made it difficult to reach when you needed it.

    Moxy Mai Tai
    Christy C.

    Love this hotel! This is the second time I've stayed at a Moxy, but my first time here. The staff is very friendly, the rooms are nice, clean, and modern. The rooms aren't huge, but the they don't need to be because the space is used well. While there's no closet, there are plenty of hooks on the wall, and some hangers as well. It was perfect for what we needed. I love that you get a drink token at check in! We chose to use it after we got back from a concert and enjoyed our Moxy Mai Tai's on their terrace. Location was also great to walk to shops and restaurants in Short North. The only thing I didn't love was that parking seemed a little steep for Columbus, Ohio, but I think it was because this is in the heart of Short North.

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    Jordan C.

    Stayed for one night and had a great experience. My room had a balcony which was awesome and there is a rooftop terrace for everyone. All of the staff that I interacted with, from check in to bartenders, were great. If I'm ever in the area, I would definitely stay here again.

    Scotty C.

    I stayed here for a night and wished it was longer. Yes the rooms are small, but you should know that going in. It's a european style similar to Aloft where they use the space in a creative but functional way. I used the elevator to get to the lobby on the 2nd floor and checked in at the bar. I think it's odd that you get a room keycard an elevator keycard, because that seems like it could be fixed. Another odd thing was having not having an ice bucket in the room. It's great that they have them by the ice machines, but how would you know without a note or something. Sometimes the buckets are gone too which is annoying. Otherwise, I loved my stay and had a great night at the Moxy. It's location is great and has so much to offer steps outside the door. After dinner and drinks, a few of us hung out in the lobby which stays open late. We played pool, connect four, and had the whole place to ourselves. I'll definitely keep an eye out for Moxy's when I'm traveling now.

    Free drink upon checkin
    Kayla B.

    The rooms are tiny. Microscopically tiny. They're even smaller than the Microtel rooms I've stayed in. However, those tiny rooms are the "price" you pay for one of the cheaper downtown hotel options that's located in the middle of a lot of nightlife options. Know what you're getting (cheaper price, trendy look/feel) and giving up (lots of comfortable space, easy access to lots of hotel things you probably take for granted) before staying here. Definitely consider valet parking here. Weirdly enough, parking overnight in one of the Short North garages actually MORE expensive than simply doing valet. That's insane. There are multiple late night spots located in and next to the Moxy. If you're sensitive to noise, request a higher floor for sure. PROS: -Early check in and late checkout. You can be here as early as 3PM and leave at late as noon. Having these as standard hours is awesome - but it does mean that housekeeping was still turning rooms over when we were walking around the hotel at 6PM. 3 hours is definitely not enough time for a hotel to turn over the entire thing. -The toilet is gigantic and sturdy. It's weird that this is a point worth mentioning, but for a room that's microscopic in size, the toilet is big. I'd almost guess it's a bariatric toilet. The bathroom is small for navigating in, but the toilet and shower are roomy. -Really pretty space. The hotel itself is definitely going for that trendy, Gen Z feel. Lots of neon lights with contrasting dark colors. Lots of bright and colorful art. -The bathrooms in the breakfast/bar area are all-gender. They're actually really cool. In the middle of the room is a gigantic sink area. Circling around that sink area are a bunch of tiny rooms that either have just a toilet or just a urinal in them. Tons of privacy while still maintaining an all-gender space. I'm really impressed. -Free check-in beer/wine. You get a token at check-in that can be redeemed for a drink. You can redeem it where you stand, if you want, because the hotel's check-in/guest service desk also doubles as the bar. It's an odd set-up, but it kinda works. (I'm not sure if I'd agree that "bartender" and "guest service representative" are usually overlapping skillsets for an employee, though.) CONS: -The room is tiny. Microscopically tiny. Like, there's not even a closet. There's a floor-wide area that has ironing boards and extra blankets/pillows. Even the two bedside tables are tiny AF and weirdly low (about half the height of the bed). We're talking "When I got here with a cup of coffee in hand, the only place to put it was on the bathroom sink" level of "no room". It is, by far, the smallest hotel room I've ever stayed in. This can work out okay if you're just here as a sleeping spot while exploring the nearby nightlife, but if you plan on spending extended time in the room, this is not your spot. Like, even sitting on the bed to do work (a standard for me) won't work because the bedside table is simply too short and small to support food/drinks while I'm trying to work. -Weigh your valet parking options. Weirdly enough, self-parking in the nearby garage was more expensive. We saw the 12+ hour rate of $25 and figured we'd save the ten dollars on valet by self-parking. We didn't realize that the "12+ hours" clock restarts at 6AM. Which means that when we checked out at 10AM, we had added an additional four hours of parking fees. Which made it now more expensive than valet. -The elevators are those weird card-operated elevators. There's a screen panel outside of the elevator that requires your key card to select a floor. This isn't a big deal when you're by yourself, but when you're trying to slide onto an elevator while others are also using it, there are NO buttons inside the elevator. So you have to get off the elevator on whatever floor those people went to and use the screen at that floor - then get back in the elevator.

    The hotel check-in / bar
    Katie R.

    At first, this seemed like a cute hotel with a hipster vibe. You checked in at the bar and got a token for a drink. The room was super small and if you wanted to put your clothes anywhere, you had to put them in drawers under the bed, where it would be easy to forget them. There is no other furniture other than the bed. The hotel begins on the second floor of the building because there's a bar on the first floor, which is pretty noisy. This was no big deal once you're in your room though. During my two-night stay, the first night was fine. Friday night was a nightmare because music pulsed through the entire building, literally causing the floor to vibrate. After finally calling the front desk, the manager explained that there was a club on the roof that they don't own, so there was nothing he could do other than bring me a white noise machine. He told me that the music would stop at 2 a.m. I was in Columbus for work. Hotels exist so people can sleep. Why would there be parties on the roof of a hotel? This was the most ridiculous experience I've ever had at a hotel. I would never stay here again. Please spare yourself from a similar experience.

    View from the bar
    Jayme H.

    Friends and I have been meaning to check out the bar at Moxy since it first opened a while back. Based on the photos I've seen on social, it looked like a pretty dope spot. It's in the new, taller building at the intersection of Hubbard and High streets in the Short North (directly above Townhall). We arrived on a Saturday night around eight and traveled up the staircase to find a bar and rather large lounge area. There was cool lighting, neat art on the walls, the restrooms were clean, and the bartenders were quick. I was with a group of five and we all got drinks and relaxed watching a little March Madness basketball. After a few shots of tequila and the final buzzer, we were on our way. The view down High St. was pretty cool and they had pool tables, which will get me back here sooner rather than later. If you're looking for a neat cocktail lounge, give this new place a visit. Word on the street is you can even get food from the restaurant downtown stairs and eat it up here with your drinks.

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    The Alibi Bourbon and Cocktail Lounge - Wright bros

    The Alibi Bourbon and Cocktail Lounge

    4.5(102 reviews)
    0.0 miShort North
    $$

    I really, really, really love the drink menu of the Alibi. Like, a lot. Their visual chart is a…read moregodsend for cocktail explorers, and all of the drinks came out delicious and exactly as described. It's so creative, and the drinks are really the stellar stand out here. However, the atmosphere of those drinks is what gives me pause when thinking about coming back. The limited table situation, tiny cramped space, and loud music means that it doesn't feel particularly relaxing. People are constantly brushing up against you (even at 5PM), and holding a conversation at a normal distance is nearly impossible. NOTE: This place is covered in dust. No shade to the ownership as it doesn't appear to be anywhere near food prep areas (it's on the decor, on/around shelving, all over the faux plants, etc.), but if you're someone who's sensitive to dust, this is probably not a good fit. PROS: -I loooooooove how they've done their drink menu. As someone who is still exploring the potential of cocktails, their nerdy "chart" that places all of their drinks on a sweet/bitter and alcohol-forward/approachable visual chart is SUCH a help. As such, everything I ordered was absolutely amazing for me. I knew exactly what to expect from a drink because of its position on the chart, and it delivered. -Their drinks are really unique. Aqua faba? Fat washed alcohols? Lollipops or toasted marshmallows as garnishes? Super cool. Don't let some of the weirder descriptions creep you out of trying them. -All of their drinks were delicious. Everything I ordered was exactly as described. I often go places where the taste is barely related to its namesake, but they were entirely on-point here. CONS: -I'm not sure if someone called off that night as other reviewers are in love with the service, but our service was really really slow. No real rapport with the staff; just stating the name of a drink as they rushed past and then they were off to try to clean a table or take someone else's order. The drinks they made were great, but this isn't somewhere we'd go if we were in a hurry. -The pictures do not accurately convey how small this place is. Like, it's small. I'd guess less than 1000 square feet. My apartment is bigger by a lot. This isn't necessarily an issue, but it means people pile up quickly as they wait for seating (there's like 4/5 tables and then bar seating). The human walkways are small enough that the bartenders and other guests will brush against you a lot - even while seated. -I get the vibe they were going for here, but with the smaller space, I think a lot of the potential decor options had to "go" in order to fit more humans. It's giving me hardcore The Hearth Room (in Cincinnati) vibes, and I think it could honestly pull it off if it simply had more space. The "relaxed, sophisticated bourbon bar" doesn't quite come through as well when things are so focused on simply fitting in more bodies. -It's loud AF. Like, really, really loud. Between all the people and the blasting pop music, it required leaning into someone's ear in order to speak at normal volumes. We'd regularly have to pause the conversation if something in the music was building to a drop. This is not a place I'd take someone I wasn't very very comfortable with because it really requires being in someone's space to talk. -There's a single all-gender toilet here for everyone in the establishment. It's basically a revolving door of people in and out of it. The door auto-closes, however, so it's really difficult to figure out if it's open or not. There was usually a queue of people waiting in front of the door.

    I never leave Alibi disappointed. They always have such a creative menu with something for…read moreeveryone. It always amazes me how quickly they crank out such creative drinks. I'm sure some of them are batched, but they don't taste like they are. Service was excellent, as always. Endlessly knowledgeable. Small place, but never feels crowded even when full.

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    The Alibi Bourbon and Cocktail Lounge - Fresh, handmade seasonal cocktails

    Fresh, handmade seasonal cocktails

    The Alibi Bourbon and Cocktail Lounge - Smoked old fashioned (Buffalo Trace)

    Smoked old fashioned (Buffalo Trace)

    The Alibi Bourbon and Cocktail Lounge

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    Land Grant Brewing Company - Wintertime igloos

    Land Grant Brewing Company

    4.4(265 reviews)
    1.5 miFranklinton
    $$

    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.

    Located in a rapidly re-developing area in Columbus on the west side of the side of the river, Land…read moreGrant is a hip, cool craft brewery that promises, fun times for everyone who visits. It has a vibe that is conducive to conversation, and activities that are sure to keep visitors occupied and engaged. The area where it is located is reminiscent of the early days of the Short North area of Columbus before it was fully developed. I visited, for the first time with friends and was not disappointed. There are some food trucks nearby, offering a variety of items, and I would imagine most people would be able to find something that they like. There was not live entertainment present when we visited, but it appeared that The venue was laid out for such possibilities. this might be an OK place for a very casual first date depending upon the likes and personality of the person you are with. If you enjoy craft brewing, this should definitely be on your list of places to visit in Columbus. plenty of street parking is available and there are a few lots nearby. As a tip, many of the street parking areas use a system called Parkmobile, by which parking fees can be paid remotely using a smart app on a mobile phone that is so equipped.

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    Land Grant Brewing Company - Wintergarden with igloos

    Wintergarden with igloos

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    Land Grant Brewing Company

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    Law Bird - A peek behind the bar (not only does the place always have great menus, but the architectural stylings are on point -- love the tile!).

    Law Bird

    4.6(74 reviews)
    2.2 miBrewery District

    Lawbird is hands-down the best cocktail bar in the city. The themed menus which change at a…read morereasonable pace, great staff, and "good vibes" really make this the go-to destination in Columbus and perhaps the Midwest for a cocktail. Pair a stop either before or after to one of German Village's great restaurants and you're in for a special, albeit pricey night. In addition to fantastic drinks, Lawbird offers cocktail tasting classes from time to time which are a fun way to get sauced early in the day. And you will get sauced. If the owners keep up the good thing they have going - this will become an iconic establishment in the city. I hope they do. I've been more than 20 times so far and never get bored. Cheers!

    I love TF out of Law Bird, and I love everything they're doing. I have a few qualms about their…read morereservation time limit (which, I will admit, are almost entirely based on the fact I want to try MORE of what they're offering), but I readily recommend this place to people as one of the coolest cocktail bars in town. Cocktail vibe is more "laid-back friends talking over creative drinks" than sultry, romantic date spot. Tons of natural light means this cocktail bar has had some of my *favorite* cocktail bar photos I've ever taken. It's so pretty in here. NOTES: -During pop-ups, walk-ins are near-impossible on weekends and not likely on weekdays. Make a reservation if you want to make sure you'll have a spot. -No dedicated parking lot. 3-hour-limit free residential parking all around Law Bird, though. We generally have to walk 2 or 3 blocks from parking to Law Bird. Be aware this is German Village, and you're looking at cobblestone sidewalks for high heel and accessibility purposes. -Law Bird mostly has small party seating. If you have a larger group you want to seat during a pop-up, make SURE to get that reservation in early. They have the single 8-person table. -They have snackies and food. Portion sizes are small (despite what the prices may suggest), though, so this is not generally a place to eat a full meal. All of the food is super flavorful, though, so definitely a great snack to add on. PROS: -Keeping things fresh, they regularly host cute seasonal events, new drinks, and pop-up events. In recent memory, I know they've done a Cherry Blossom one, a Spooky Halloween one, and a Christmas one. -They go ALL OUT for their pop-ups. It isn't just a brand new, professionally-printed menu (no pieces of paper with 4 seasonal drinks here). It's also all of their interior decor, bathroom decorations, bartop decorations, and more. Ceiling decor too! They get all up in there. It's really fun to see the space transformed constantly. -Between the new menus and the constantly-new decorations of their space, I love regularly popping into Law Bird. -I LOVE the creativity of the menus, and I LOVE that they offer cocktail classes. (I haven't taken one yet, but I'm excited to!) The menu has unique drinks, served with unique garnishes. They have a few "sugar cocktails", but for the most part, Law Bird drinks tend to be complex and spirit-forward. -Their "themed" bathrooms (even with their own themed music playlists) make me happy. They have two unisex, single room restrooms. CONS: -If you come during a pop-up with a smaller group, they will enforce their reservation time limit of 1.5 hours. This isn't necessarily the end of the world, but the times when they enforce their limits is when they have more customers waiting - and tend to be when the place is at capacity. When they're at-capacity, the bar staff and service staff is a lot busier, with drink service taking longer and servers checking in a lot less. This means we usually only have had the chance to place 2 drink orders during that 1.5 hour time limit before they ask us to leave. This can be rough (to try most of the drinks on a limited time menu) unless you're sharing drinks with your tablemates. If you still want to continue your evening with your friends after that 1.5 hour limit, Antiques on High, Daily Growler, and Cobra are easily walkable from here. -During their pop-ups on weekends, time between placing a drink order and receiving the drink has usually been around 15 to 20 minutes. Not the end of the world as you get to socialize with friends, but again, with the time limit, that can be a bit rough.

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    Law Bird - Wine AND snacks? What more could you want?

    Wine AND snacks? What more could you want?

    Law Bird - Dole Whip (pineapple)

    Dole Whip (pineapple)

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    Cento - Woman's hand pulling up pasta from her plate

    Cento

    4.5(167 reviews)
    2.0 miGerman Village

    My husband and I celebrated Valentine's Day at Cento this year! We had a 5-star experience - from…read morethe service to the drinks to the food! Everything was wonderful! Drinks - my husband had a CBC IPA and I had a Spritzer. Appetizer - we went with the whipped ricotta. This was absolutely delish! The whipped ricotta was creamy, smooth, had a lemony flavor with celery leaves and parsley. Seriously, all of the flavors blended so well together! It was also topped with black truffle and honey (from a local vendor)! The sourdough bread that the whipped ricotta was served with was super fresh and warm (and from a local vendor as well)! Salad - we ordered a Caesar salad as well. I thought that it was super nice that they plated the salad on two plates for us knowing that we were splitting it! Super thoughtful! The romaine was crispy (not soggy), the croutons were freshly made, the dressing had the anchovy flavor that I appreciate in a good Caesar dressing, and the salad was topped with a little lemon zest! I will definitely return just for the Caesar salad! Meals - I went with the Rigatoni and my husband went with the Lasagna. We were informed by our server that the flour used for the pasta is imported from Italy and that the pasta is made fresh daily - LOVE this! The rigatoni was SO good! I love that the pasta and shrimp were all cut into smaller bites! The sauce was absolutely delicious! The flavor was like a mix between a thick tomato bisque and curry! Yum! My husband really enjoyed the lasagna as well! The lasagna was plated into little roll-ups which my husband really liked! Will definitely be back soon - we want to check out the patio once we have warmer weather too!

    I've lived in the neighborhood for 12 years now and was excited when I saw this place being built…read more I have been there a few times now - both times I had the Rigatoni and Shrimp with a glass of red. Approximately $45.00. Last night I went and must say - very surprised at what I paid; glass of red $14, ceaser salad $16, added a side of chicken $15.0!!! Thqt surprised me - thats 3 chicken breast at the store lol Each time I have sat at the bar - both inside and out (even in winter). Great ambiance. I love the bar inside - gives an upscale 50s diner with great design and mood. The outdoor bar in winter is very nice and warm - haven't had trouble grabbing a seat at either. Bartenders are nice, very attentive and knowledgeable. Parking is easy, there is valet offered. Overall - a bit over priced for generally good food, but a pleasant night out for date night or girls night out.

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    Cento - The Garden Terrazzo, heated in winter

    The Garden Terrazzo, heated in winter

    Cento - Lemon Tart with whipped cream and raspberries

    Lemon Tart with whipped cream and raspberries

    Cento - Burrata with roasted tomatoes, pesto and extra virgin olive oil

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