Visited this place while at a work conference in the area. Was intrigued by the pizza spot above…read moreand didn't realize there was a speakeasy until looking for places to hang later in the night. There were a handful of people which made it crowd pretty quickly . My only complaint was the temp...it was sweltering in there! I've been to plenty of speakeasys that have no problems with temp so hopefully this one can figure it out. Altogether a great time!

What a fun little bar. A true hidden gem if you don't look for it…read more The only food you can get is upstairs, which is the pizza, but I'm not sure if you can bring it downstairs or not? The ladies behind the bar were incredible nice and help my wife to pick out a drink. Since I don't drink, I got a coke. We'll definitely be back. Her drink was the Best Day.

Recently went to Ginger Rabbit for the first time & it was an amazing evening! It's an intimate…read moresetting, the vibes are great and the service is professional and personable! The jazz was incredible and the show flew by! The 3.5 grahams was such a fun drink! The graham cracker-infused rum with the banana liquor was right up my alley! You can never go wrong with a French 75 too! The pretzel poppers are addicting and I love the peppers in the hummus! I totally recommending stopping by for a show & a great night!

We had such a great night here. The atmosphere was so vibrant and the music was just right for a…read moreWednesday night. The drinks are strong and tasty, so I would recommend getting at least 2 or 3. The bar snacks are good. We had the almonds, but you're going to have to eat dinner somewhere else. We ordered what we thought was dinner, but turned out to be (in my opinion) premium snacks. This was our first time here, so it was a learning experience. If you come be sure to make dinner reservations for either before or after the show. We wound up going to Forno right next door.

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 absolutely love this bar. I have been coming here for years since it opened and it is a hidden…read moredrum in Grandview and Columbus as a whole. It is such a cute establishment with really unique and fun decor. The bartenders and wait staff are so knowledgeable and so kind and engaged. You can really tell that they love what they do. The food is also incredible. As the someone who doesn't drink alcohol often, they have a lot of non-alcoholic options and a ton of great food options. With alcoholic beverages, they are a step above the rest with unique drink options that rotate seasonally. My friends and I love to catch their happy hour, which is a fantastic deal. Would highly recommend to anyone looking for a great bar with a great ambience.

Who doesn't love a quirky speakeasy?! I Like it Like That is located inside Natalie's Grandview…read more(you enter through the patio) and serves many of the same delish foods on both menus but they have some exclusive options too. And they have really good cocktails with fun names and descriptions! We went with the Smoked Burrata (something that's only on their menu) which comes with a seasonal jam. It was so tasty. For our pizza we chose the Funky Funghi which did not disappoint with it's complex flavor profile. Definitely glad we checked this place out on our weekend trip to Columbus!

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.

What a cool little bar. I had a Manhattan. They have a large draft selection, but a little heavy…read moreon the IPAs. They do have Stella on tap but they were out today. Great seating. We participated in trivia today but we sucked. I'd come back!

No food. Service was good because it wasn't busy. Nice firepit outside with some tables too. It was…read morevery chill.

This place was suggested to me by a fellow music connoisseur. I must have arrived to early or on a…read moreoff day but there wasn't much going on.

Don't waste your time. Obnoxiously loud at 5pm. The awesome restaurant above has to deal with…read moremalicious staff blasting music at 5pm with no one to even serve. I asked if they could lower the music and the only person in there was cleaning and said no.

Duecento can be found in Italian Village, just around the corner from 7th Son. It doesn't quite…read morelook like a bar if you're just walking by during the day, but if it's later in the evening and you're doing just that, you'll likely be intrigued to check it out. At least that's how I stumbled upon it. The door is often open with the bouncer sitting right inside and this spot looks rather small from the outside, but it's a big space. There's two pool tables at the front and plenty of seating including booths. The space is decorated rather quirky with big chandeliers, giant murals on the wall, low key tiki vibes, but also a fish tank and fireplace. Towards the back you'll find the bathrooms and a nice sized patio, but I've never really hung out there. The staff here is also pretty nice, the drink prices are typical, and I like that they have touch tunes so I can play music I like. It's a little further away from me, which is why I always forget to come through. Next time I'm out and about and wondering where to go, I gotta remember this place.

Came here on a Saturday for a friend's birthday party have a great night till it was closing time ,…read moremy party and I were respectful and were calling each other to leave during this time the bouncer brandished his firearm threatening us and even chambered a round all while we were leaving, when the cops arrived the bouncer fled and the bar was no help in identifying him, never felt more unsafe due to this establishment

I only heard of this place and went originally because of my Danish heritage, but I ended up really…read moreliking this place. It has a modern, speakeasy type feel to it. I got an old fashioned that was tasty. I didn't eat any food and only stayed for approx. 25 minutes, but I felt like it would be a good spot for an afterwork drink or pre-dinner drink with friends.

I continue to be astounded by Denmark…read more Their cocktail quality is absolutely A+. The bartenders clearly care about the drinks, and it shows in the freshness of their ingredients, how they pour, and even the pre-chilled drinkware. Every drink is made with intention, and even when I order a "classic", it's clear it's made with attention to detail. All of this while being on-par or cheaper with most of the Short North bars. Astoundingly cheaper than any of the rooftop locales. Seating is plentiful. You order at the bar and take your drink to sit wherever you'd like. Most of the seating/decor looks like it's from IKEA, but it's clean, modern, and comfy, and it's great for enjoying your drinks as you converse with friends. Denmark's vibe is very heavily "enjoyed high-end, balanced flavors in the company with friends and people you love to talk to". This is not a place to come to "pregame" for later activities. If you're on your own adventure, they have a small bookshelf full of cocktail nerdery (not just recipe books) including balance points for temperature and ice for perfect cocktail flavors. There's some really cool cocktail knowledge books to read here. It can feel a bit pretentious, but if you want balanced, unique flavors (no sugar bombs here) made by people who treat cocktail crafting like an art, Denmark is one of the few places in town you can find it.