This venue is so much bigger and better than first impressions you get!…read more We were there for a seminar. The Parkinson's Foundation sponsored this event. Parkinson's and Sleep was the topic of the was the seminar. If you love someone that has this disease, you learn quickly that sleeping isn't something that happens very often. Parkinson's interferes with sleep because your brain is unable to "shut" off. The guest speakers were a doctor, a physical therapist, and a mindfulness expert. Many of the behaviors these professionals shared were ones that John displays nightly. I was thankful that the information they shared was pertinent to our lives! The venue held at least 150 people, vendors and tables and chairs. There was plenty of space and walking around room. People that were using

Huge Shout out to Cathy and Erich for helping make the night go so smoothly. Every detail was…read moreperfect and they were more than accommodating when we had last minute changes. Staff was very friendly and the venue was stunning. Everything was also super clean and accessible...over all they were flawless

We recently had our wedding here! It was a great evening to remember. The team was professional,…read moredressed very nice and were attentive to the things we needed. There were a few hiccups as with any wedding but they were quick to address and or resolve them. We are thankful for their our memories that will last a lifetime

Acoustical Awesomeness. Rustic elegance in town. What's not to love?…read more I attended a cake tasting at the Four Seasons Columbus last night. It's the first time I stepped into the place. What a gem! From the central stone gas fireplace to the rough hewn wooden ceilings, from the ever-inviting deck overlooking the pond to the hardwood floors in the meeting rooms downstairs, I love everything I saw. I spoke to the musicians that night and they agreed with my assessment. They love the Four Seasons for its acoustics as well. If you have your heart on an event with live music, do the musicians a favor and book this place - it'll make them sound even better and your guests will never want to leave. I'm actively trying to figure out what "event" I personally need to host in order to go back there. It's beautiful, it's comfortable, and between the friendly staff and warm ambiance, it just makes you want to return.

You need to know a few things before considering this venue. We were told one price at contract…read moresigning, then when it came time for the final payment I noticed that it seemed high. They had raised their prices and also charged me for things that were not supposed to be there. It was a LOT of money. They made me send them a copy of the pamphlet that they gave us during our first meeting to prove the price difference! This is so unprofessional. Also, coordinators were young and must have been trained to say, "of course" and "absolutely". That's fine, but after a while, I just want things done as we discussed. Ours (Harper) left the company a few weeks before the wedding, and when I requested a face to face meeting with the new one that we had never met, she said that they normally don't do that, but she would. Um yes. And even though we went through details with her(Mia), there were things that were missed. We specifically asked for no champagne toast, yet flutes were on the tables and they started pouring at 2 tables before I caught them. There were other things, like a non working fridge in the get ready bridal area (so warm drinks), food that was already out when we arrived with flies landing on it, the wrong cross rented from Serendipity, when we specifically asked for the thicker/more substantial one, plastic black hangers left on two of our floral arrangements lining the ceremony aisle (Fiori Florals) and a cake that was NOTHING like we selected. It was on a black stand when we selected gold, we paid $60 extra for pearls and there were maybe 12 on the whole cake, the gold icing was yellow/brown, and it tasted and looked nothing like what we originally ate and chose. To top it off, it was dry and crumbly. We ended up giving it to our hotel staff. Mia did not seem prepared to run a wedding. She sent the MOB down the aisle with an usher walking back, so they had to move to the side. There were good things about the venue, but just be prepared for many things to go wrong. I had every checklist in the world, and it still wasn't enough.

From the very 1st day we met Matt &Stephanie ( owners of Buss Farms) we were impressed! The…read moredetails, the venue, everything was exactly what we envisioned! The service they provide goes beyond you being " just a customer " Matt and Stephanie care about each couple they are serving by the way they listen, advise, and customize what you may need. They are very honest, kind, and caring. This is a top notch venue that offers beauty, quality items available to add to your wedding package, and customize for your special day! 5 stars all the way!​

LOVE FLINT STATION !…read more Fun place to hang They have a Great Outdoor Patio Area with Live Music , Outside Bar , and Ray Rays Hog Pit BBQ Food Truck ! Been here a lot ! Upstairs is a Bar as well I think they host events here as well for Weddings , Parties , etc Super close to Polaris Westerville Worthington Fun place indeed !

If you're looking for an evening to sit under the stars and listen to music - you've found the…read moreplace. They have plenty of seating on benches and tables for 4&6- plus a few metal chairs along the fence. They have different bands every Friday and Saturday nights along with different food trucks. Ordered pretzel bites,nachos and a cocktail and settled into my chair to enjoy the night.

My grandson loves to play at Momiland. It is a great place for kid to play. However it seems when…read morethings get broken such as toilet, floor, toys, it takes a long time to get them fixed.

In theory this place could be awesome, and maybe when it first opened it was!…read more As an early childhood professional I was excited to check this place out. It looks like it could provide a great opportunity for children to do some gross motor output. However, now, it is run down- dirty- and hazardous. The ball pit is grimey. There is tape and string and zip ties holding the safety padding and netting together. There are many items that aren't even functioning- like the stem ball activity in the ball pit. The bathrooms are absolutely disgusting, stinky, with sticky floors. I would not go back. Spaces like this could be amazing with proper care, cleaning, and maintenance. Unfortunately management here doesn't seem to care.

Cohatch Polaris Pub hosted The Fashion Industry Conference (by Columbus Fashion Council) two years…read morein a row, which was perfect for the size of the event and the flexibility needed. It's a simple event space with a great projector and screen and warming kitchen for caterers. And The Pub was perfect for pre and post reception & networking. Would highly recommend!!!

Emily and Daisy do wonderful job of creating a good work environment. They are both very engaging…read moreand helpful. I enjoy the COHatch work space at Polaris and the members that work there.

This review is purely written from a guest's experience at the Tremont Club (which is part of a…read morecondominium complex) - I didn't reserve the space here or take any part in setting up the event, so I can't really comment on those aspects. I don't know how pricey the place is (it didn't look cheap, though) and I don't know if the hosts had to set everything up themselves or if someone helped. As a guest, however, I can say that this is a simply gorgeous space to be in. When you walk in you're basically walking in to a wide open hallway that's (at least partially) lit naturally thanks to the wide windows at the end of it. Don't think the club is limited to one hallway, though: there are rooms galore to explore and use. For example there's a small library in one section of the building, and there's also a media room with a collection of classic movies in another. Additionally, there's a great kitchen space and a living room area with an enormous TV, tables (and given the time of year I was there, a Christmas tree). There's fireplaces as well, although I didn't look to see if they were functional or decorative. They were a nice touch either way. I also have to say, space in every section of the building was used well (I'd even say strategically), so that the entire building feels very open and inviting even though it's also filled with lots interesting art and decor. I also liked the fact that the color schemes they used were both pretty to see and yet very official - a great way to ensure that the place looks great for any gathering. Everything was so neat and clean, I simply couldn't complain about things - for the most part. I did find it frustrating that a space clearly designed to host large crowds only had one open bathroom when I was there. I really couldn't tell if it was the only bathroom in the area or if it was just the only open bathroom, but either way it admittedly created problems after my entire extended family had been eating and drinking for a couple hours. Overall though, the event I attended went smoothly and I enjoyed quite a comfortable afternoon here. I doubt I'll have a chance to return since I'm not a local, but it's a good place to keep in mind for sure!