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.

Nice to have a local bar in Bexley! We went for music on Wednesday and HH, it was 5*. I enjoyed my…read moreOld Fashion too. They have no kitchen, but are working on a work around. They are also a coffee shop from 7-1. I'm going to try that next. The owner Mike is a chatty guy!

Fun and funky but only been there once so I'd need to go back a few times and want to know if there…read moreis a happy hour

Hubs and stopped in the Oracle yesterday on our way to visit our oldest daughter. It's the first…read moreweek in September, so the pandemic is still looming and of course we respect all the precautions every business is taking to stay safe and prevent the spread. That being said, upon opening the door we were told we couldn't come in without masks. Mine was in my pocket, no problem. I haven't left my home (in Tennessee) often enough since the beginning of the virus for it to become habit to automatically put on a mask when I get out of my vehicle. But 9/10 times I remember before entering a public place. The male bartender just seemed rude in the way he told us to put one one. I had read the raving reviews, and being a Yelp Elite myself I know I can and do trust their reviews above others. So....I was really looking forward to trying something new and enjoy watching a bartender do their thing. The bartender pointed to two framed menus on top of a cooler containing seltzer's and canned drinks, and some glass bottles of pre-made cocktails, I think. I would've appreciated the bartender ask me what I liked, and help me decide, but it was easier for him to point to the sign. Customer service absolutely sucked hippo balls. I asked if I could just order a Knob Creek and Coke in a short glass, and a Blanton's for my hubs. Sure!! What I got was a shot of each in a to-go plastic condiment container with a lid, and two big paper go cups (like Burger King) of ice, and a can of Coke, which I told him never mind I had a soda in the truck. We also got two bags of Cheeto's, to make the sale legal. So....we poured our bourbons over the ice in the paper cups. I drank a few sips of mine, yum, even in paper. My husband was just about to take a sip and noticed something stuck in his ice that looked just like a maggot. He walked back across the street and told/showed the bartender, who vehemently denied it came from the ice because it was a brand new bag. Then I noticed 3 of the maggot looking things in my ice, so I went back in and showed my husband and then the bartender. He told my husband it was probably from the citrus he was cutting on a board near the ice bin. They were frozen INSIDE the ice cubes. I'm upset with myself that I didn't take a picture of it, it was gross. I'm upset that a bartender would try to make it seem like it was nothing. After seeing it all in my ice my husband just asked for our money back, and the bartender said, "But I've already poured another." Ummm, sorry, but no thank you. He did give the refund, but I most assuredly won't give them a second chance when I visit Columbus.

Nice vibe. Stopped for a drink before a friends event. Got the purple mistress because its…read moreessentially an aviation which is the drink that got me into gin. It was ok. Not as light and refreshing as I'm used to, it was darker so maybe too much creme de violet? NY sour - delicious 5/5 would definitely order again. Overall good service- thanks Kyana! and really nice playlist. I'd definitely return.

3.5 stars. I've been to switch a few times and really enjoyed it, but honestly now that there's no…read morepassword required to get in, it lost some of its allure. Just feels like the below deck extension of East Marker. Drinks are pretty good, but again it just feels like a cocktail bar and not really a speakeasy, so I'll probably stop by again, but maybe not. Cocktails are a bit pricey and twice I've been and they didn't have the liquor needed to make something listed on the menu.

The Railhouse in East Market is a great place to come and have a drink. You can come and get food…read morefrom the East Market which has a variety of different types of food. The drinks at Railhouse are always good. Yesterday, I went with a group of friends to play trivia. They have trivia every Wednesday evening at 6:45 pm. Every team gets a buzzer and the game gets pretty competitive due to the amazing host Matt. Will definitely be back. Railhouse has a really awesome vibe and I found out yesterday they have a popcorn machine.

We were brought here for a networking event…read more Parking- sucked. We ended up parking at the Local Cantina just down the block. We circled the upper lot many times before deciding to circle the block and finding this other lot. Service- friendly and fast Food- The Railhouse does not actually serve food. You can get food from the East Market and bring it into the Railhouse. The Railhouse themselves serves alcohol and other drinks. See the many other reviews with attached menu. It's also on their website. Price- Reasonable price. $7.50 per Carbliss and a good selection of flavors available

I had such a wonderful time here with a friend! The vibes were very intimate and the jazz group…read morethey had playing there performed very well. Our waiter was super attentive from the moment we got there and she made the experience all the better. I order the Cajun pasta with shrimp which was delicious. It came with a side of garlic bread that was so soft and buttery. Really looking forward to going back here. Truly a columbus hidden gem

My friends and I came here for a drink and to check out the place. Nice scene and great live music…read more Limited seating caused us to almost leave. Once seated, sadly it took over 30 minutes to get our drinks. Shot was delish, but considering it took so long, we only got one round and then moved on. Also, because we were there for over 20 minutes we did get charged the $10/ person cover.

Best food in town can't beat it can't beat the prices Can't…read morebeat the service custom quick you can watch and prepare the food

Old school cool! No taps- bottles and cans. They prefer…read morecash and make a great burger and home fries! Great service and low prices! Nostalgia abounds. Stop in and remember the bars of your younger years!

Khaab is very tasty, and I would give it 4 stars for takeout. The curries are rich with flavor and…read morewell prepared, and the naan is excellent. My dine-in experience is more middling: servers are friendly, but the service is often very slow (even when the restaurant is pretty empty). Last time we waited a long time for everything, from drinks to placing our order, and there were only three other tables occupied. Be prepared for a possible long wait-- but the food is so tasty, it may feel worthwhile.

The food is some of the best Indian cuisine I've tried recently in Columbus. The servers are…read moreexcellent--very polite and attentive, always checking in to make sure we're having a good time. They also do a great job keeping water glasses filled and making sure the drinks and food taste great. The only downside is the restaurant layout. A small change could really improve the flow and make it feel cozier, especially since guests with reservations sometimes end up waiting near the entrance and blocking the way for customers who are leaving. Aside from that, the experience was excellent overall.

One of my all time favorite lesbian owned bars. I often frequent this place by myself and other…read moretimes I bring some friends along. The atmosphere is great. Bathrooms have a fun backdrop that's awesome for selfies. Bartenders are super sweet. And drinks are reasonably priced. Karaoke Fridays are a blast. Game days are fun. There is no food except for snacks available to purchase, but you can get food door dashed or bring food in.

My partner and I attended an event at Rumours a couple weeks ago and it was such a fun evening out…read more There was even a drag show and I can't tell you the last time I laughed so hard. A great space and everyone was super friendly. Very welcoming bar and loved that it is a safe space for all. This was our first time at Rumours and I will add excellent service and it was pretty quick even with a packed bar! Even though I enjoyed some soda water with lime, I heard their cocktails were amazing from some friends we were hanging out with! Definitely a cool place to checkout. Visit their website at rumours614.com for more info. The parking lot had limited parking but was able to find plenty of side street parking.

Doesn't appear to be in business . Doors locked and no sign of life . Does not appear to have…read morebeen open for quite a while

After visiting Columbus multiple times for work Lyfe Kitchen came up on my search for restaurants…read more I stayed near the airport for the first time so I was happy to find a new spot. It's located in a strip mall and easy to miss if you're not looking for it specifically. As soon as I walked in the 90s R&B was playing along with the music videos to match. The bar was full so I sat at a table with a clear view of the basketball game that was showing behind the bar. I ordered Don Julio on the rocks with a lemon($14) and they gave a heavy pour. I ordered the catfish and chicken casket with fried okra instead of fries. The chicken was a bit salty because I got the lemon pepper seasoning but overall everything was cooked well. I will definitely be back when I'm in the area.

Stumbled upon this Bexley gem seeing a food truck parked outside and went in to find a gentleman…read morename Ken giving expert wine advice. Hours and many tastings later, I knew I would be a return customer. Now when we go, Heather is amazing and has enlightened our taste buds to natural wine.

From the owner: We are a neighborhood bar with a warm cozy atmosphere specializing in craft beers (we have…read moredomestics too), curated wine list ($0 corkage fee), 11 taps, and food trucks. Soon, we will be rolling out our cocktail program and expanding our offerings of entertainment.