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!

Really great vibe! The basement is great for acoustics too you can order alot of drinks but rather…read morelimited food menu, the Ginger rabbit cocktail is divine! Service was quality too, they make sure to avoid interrupting the show while serving you! Will be back for sure!

While visiting the east market I ordered food and went ahead and waited at the railhouse bar. Upon…read moreentering it was lively and lot of patrons coversing. I sat at the bar so I received pretty good service on a Thursday after work around 5:00 p.m. They have $5 happy hour specials. I can't remember what drink I ordered. Regardless I remember distinctly how the service sitting at the bar was, and how the drink was so good I had two. This is a nice gathering area and is welcoming. I stayed about 20 mins until my food notification came thru my phone. I sure will be back and hope to bring some friends to try the brunch specials.

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

Went to I Like It Like That earlier this week for a magical time! The vibes here are always fun &…read morewelcoming; and you feel like you're at home having a great time with all your friends! Their seasonal menus & themes are so fun, and everyone on the service team is friendly & incredible! This time I went for the @yelpcbus event & caught a phenomenal magic show; I still am wondering how all of the magic happened!! I got to try some of the delicious wood fired pizza; the Casanova & Greenwich Village (not pictured) are delicious! The mocktail is well balanced and refreshing; and all of their other cocktails are a must try as well! Be sure to stop by soon!

Fun! Laid back vibe. Good food and good drinks. The drink menu is so extensive that it can probably…read moreget overwhelming at some point. Very creative drinks. As a vegetarian I did have some options to pick from. The ambience is very cute, servers are very helpful, and and definitely a place you can try once.

Antiques on High was one of our favorite brewery stops during this trip…read more When I first suggested stopping at Antiques on High, my significant other kept saying he didn't want to go antique shopping. Once he realized it was actually a brewery, he was all in! The brewery has a great atmosphere, and the bartender was extremely knowledgeable and helpful. Since we've been visiting several breweries during our getaway, they even gave us a Seventh Son passport, which was a nice surprise and a fun way to continue exploring the local brewery scene. I ordered the Wild & Sour flight and really enjoyed it. It was a great way to sample a variety of unique flavors, and each pour showcased the creativity and quality that Antiques on High is known for. Between the excellent beer selection, friendly service, and welcoming atmosphere, this is definitely a brewery I'd recommend to anyone visiting the area. Looking forward to stopping back again!

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.

If you haven't been to The Daily Bar in Italian Village, you need to! This is one of my go to spots…read morefor a quality cocktail; it's perfect for a first date spot, your first drink on a night out, or the best place to catch a vibe, chill and sip on a delicious drink! All of the team here are super friendly and happy to make whatever for you! This is also an elite patio/outdoor seating spot in the summer! First & foremost, Daily Bar may have THE best French 75 in Columbus! It's perfectly balanced & being able to control the sweetness of the drink to your liking with the rock candy is fantastic! I'm a sucker for their spritz's in the summer (tons of options); and you can never go wrong with an espresso martini (they even have them in shot form)!!

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!

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.

Coolest bar. Love the vibe and decor. Very casual. Great location. Good service. Great drinksread more

TLDR; had to dispute fraudulent activity because staff didn't return my credit card in a timely…read moremanner and supposedly proceeded to leave it sitting on the bar for public access even though I had already walked away. For clarity, this was my first time at this bar, so I was unsure of their usual practices. Female bartender took my initial order and provided drinks. I gave her my card and indicted I wanted to keep my tab open, she processed it on the terminal, I received a notification of the charge, and waited a few minutes before not receiving my card back before she went to make another customer's drinks. I didn't question this because some bars still keep cards for open tabs, so no problem right? Nope! Went back up over an hour later to order another drink; male bartender couldn't find my open tab. After finally going back and forth a couple times, he located my card then blamed me for leaving my card on the bar. I tried to explain I never received it back after keeping my tab open and he said "I don't have time to argue" then proceeded to just walk away. At that time, I also ordered 2 waters, and he said "water is at the end of the bar". Sir, if you are too lazy to ensure your patrons are not too drunk, especially when someone is specifically asking for water to help out other patrons, then you should not be a bartender nor be working anywhere in customer service. As someone with bartending experience, I always tip well to fellow bartenders, but that interaction immediately put it to 0 due to the sheer audacity that bartender had towards his patron. Anyway, the fraudulent activity comes in because between my initial drink order and my second drink order, there was another charge that occurred when my card was apparently left on the bar for anyone to grab. The fraudulent charge was over 20 minutes after my initial charge. The really interesting thing is that I was actually able to get my card back after this whole debacle, which means after the fraudulent purchase the bartenders finally decided to pick my card up and store it safely. I already contacted my credit card company to cancel the fraudulent transaction and replace my card, but I will be contacting the bar tomorrow to further investigate these circumstances. This clearly raises the concern that the bartenders are untrustworthy, primarily because I believe the only reason they would have been able to hold my card after the fraudulent charge is if they had used it themselves and assumed I was too drunk/oblivious to notice any extra charges and figured I would think I bought them myself. This is obviously hypothesis, but I doubt anyone stupid enough to use someone else's credit card would be smart enough to also leave it sitting on the bar so they don't get caught.