The Old Mohawk is delicious! I have been twice and had the Bratwurst sandwich the first time and the B.E.L.T. the second time. Both items were pretty good! The wait staff is very helpful in trying to find whatever you want from the menu. Parking is the trickiest part in getting there - as an FYI. Mohawk gets 4/5 stars. read more

Like Bryant M., this is a "good three stars" -- It's a consistent, friendly neighborhood joint and I come here relatively often. First, this is a great place to enjoy in the winter. When you open the door, you will be pleasantly blasted by extremely hot air. You'll have to go through a second door to get to the restaurant itself, so enjoy the little violent heat chamber when it's frosty outside. On my last visit, we were seated in the corner table by all the windows-- it was so pretty looking out on the corner of Mohawk and Kossuth with German Village all decked in holiday cheer. Second, the beers on draft are above average. I've bellied up to the bar here and lost track of time quite a few times. Third, great service. Everyone's always been friendly and helpful. Fourth, slightly more interesting food than you'd expect. I usually get the turtle soup. Yep, with turtle in it. There's a rotating list of daily specials that I expect hasn't changed for decades and decades. There's really something for everyone on the menu-- the quesadilla section is kind of interesting. Anyway. I mean, look, the food is not bad, but it's just straight-up comfort basics, with plenty of variety. I think the menu could use some updates, but I gather the traditionalism is part of the Mohawk's schtick. Sometimes it smells a little funny inside, but I'll chalk that up to well-loved neighborhood patina. Sometimes feels like it could use a good cleaning. Still, Mohawk is reliable and enjoyable. I live within walking distance of it, so my adoration is definitely neighborhood-related. I probably wouldn't drive across town exclusively for a visit, though. read more

Have gone to this German Village gem just a few times mainly for their Turtle Soup which brings me back to growing up with my Dad's fresh made soup with turtles he and his friends caught. (I like toitles!) Went yesterday for, maybe the 4th time and really enjoyed it. Just moved closer so I anticipate myself going more often. Casual, friendly atmosphere....good service, fast, good food. read more

The Old Mohawk is a hidden gem in the heart of German Village. This beautiful brick building sits on a corner of two brick streets and once you walk in the doors, the staff at this restaurant/tavern greet you with smiling faces and laid back personalities. The staff wants to get to know you, so sitting at the bar, having a drink, and talking to the bartenders makes for a genuine conversation. The brick walls are lined with framed newspaper articles and student artwork for sale. The food is especially delicious (try the turtle soup in the winter months) with the best spinach and artichoke dip in Columbus. After moving out of German Village years ago, I still find myself yearning for a walk down the old brick streets of the village and into the wooden door of The Old Mohawk. read more

First time and not disappointed. It was busy and loud for a Saturday at 2pm but we liked the ambiance. We got the kettle chips, quesadillas and bratwurst sandwich with potato pancakes. Everything was really tasty and service was good. Will definitely return when in area. read more

You all worked like a well-oiled machine getting us in and out for the game. Hot, great food to the table in 7 MINUTES, refills without asking. Now if only you could have gotten our team those couple extra points...THANK YOU! Patronize this place: consistently great food - of which there are many choices - reasonable prices, awesome service! read more

This was my first time to The Old Mohawk. I went for dinner with my parents on a Sunday afternoon and the place was absolutely packed. I don't know if they do it to increase profits or if they're always short-staffed, but it was difficult to get service and our waiter looked absolutely exhausted every time we flagged him down. My parents have been here several times and say this is always the case. So what keeps them coming back? The original dishes (they even have these marked with an "M" on the menu) and wonderful atmosphere. Being a vegetarian, I immediately praise any restaurant that places a "V" next to dishes so that I don't have to read through every option. I like when things are simplified. Finger snaps for you, Ol' Mohawk! We got the Nacho Grande (plain, you can also get it with pulled pork, chicken or taco beef--but we're fans of veggie chili) as an appetizer and just couldn't stop eating it. It was amazing; the jalapeños added just enough "oomph" to the dish and the kettle chips were so soft and a perfect base. I wished I had gotten it for dinner. Instead I ordered the "Crustless Pizza" (a Mohawk original) and was a little disappointed after all of the rave reviews my parents had given it (they even make it for dinner now and then at home). But, being a vegetarian, I didn't add pepperoni or grilled chicken and it was just penna pasta with too much cheese on top. It was still good, just not what I was expecting. I think the extra toppings would have made it seem more like pizza and that was my own fault for not asking for more. My mom ordered the Bistro Salmon salad and it was amazing. The salmon was perfect. Definitely recommend. The atmosphere; I am a huge fan of the brick on every wall, as well as the original pieces of art for sale by local artists--I'm told they're never the same. The Old Mohawk somehow manages to pack a lot of tables into a small space without it feeling cramped. Even as the people flowed in, I never felt like I had to yell to be heard; a rarity in smaller and busier restaurants. The bar is also in the middle of the room and the tables are placed around it, like it's the center of the show. This may not be huge, but I liked that it wasn't just tucked against some wall or shoved into a corner. Overall: the service is friendly (albeit scarce); the food (if ordered wisely ;) ) is original and tasty without being bogged down by grease and the atmosphere is ever-changing and relaxed. read more

I started with their famous turtle soup, and it tasted exactly like beef and vegetable soup. I was a little disappointed since I've never tried turtle, and was hoping for a new flavor experience. It was a decent soup though, but the price seems steep at $5 for a cup. The wife and I shared the gouda mac & cheese bites. They were accompanied by their caraway sauce which is described as horseradish and caraway seeds, but was more mayo with caraway seeds. It was a little over the top richness for me to dip a creamy and rich mac & cheese bite into a cream sauce. For my entree I went with the bratwurst sandwich. The brat is sliced and griddled as a patty with cheese, sauerkraut, and onions. I enjoyed it, but I missed the pop and juiciness you get from an encased tubular bratwurst. The potato latkes that accompanied them were nicely fried and flavorful. The Old Mowhawk is warm and inviting, but a bit cramped. The folks here are friendly and attentive. I liked the food but didn't love it. A strong 3 stars. read more

My parents were adamant about trying Schmidts after seeing the cream puffs on Man vs. Food. I don't see the point in an all you can eat bratwurst buffet but since it's the holidays we took them down to German Village. The sidewalk was filled with people so when my Dad came out and said the wait would be about an hour and fifteen minutes I pointed to the mohawk and let him know it was one of my favorites. It didn't take much persuading since my one year old daughter was hungry and tired. We walked right into the Mohawk and were seated at the last available table. My parents both ordered the Bratwurst plate with potato pancakes to fulfill their german craving. I of course ordered my favorite, the Mother Mohawk. Our dinner was delicious, my parents couldn't figure out why we hadn't taken them here before. Mohawk truly is my favorite casual restaurant in Columbus! We stopped into Schmidts on the way back to the car and got cream puffs to go. They were no big deal. read more

Locals only. You will be treated with sub par service and wait beyond a reasonable time. A shame because they an excellent beer selection. read more

Being in town for my yearly trip to Columbus, I was relieved that I was able to convince my coworker to try another restaurant beyond Schmidt's Sausage Haus. After setting into our room at the Comfort Inn, I quickly logged onto Yelp to see what else was in the neighborhood. After some investigation, The Old Mohawk sounded promising. In my random conversation with Jim B., my coworker, I mentioned they offered turtle soup which somehow segued into a story from his childhood about some neighbor who used to make homemade turtle soup. I don't believe I have ever had such a discussion about turtle soup as I have today. After a short walk through the charming German Village area of Columbus, we found ourselves entering The Old Mohawk. Proudly displaying local art on the walls, and featuring a bar at the heart of the dining room complete with turtle stained glass lampshade, the dining room was comfortable and casual. The menu was wildly varied; I was overjoyed to see so many Vegetarian options. I ended up ordering the homemade black bean burger with the kettle chip upgrade, cup of veggie chili, and a Four String Cherry Blonde pint from the bar. Jim had the turtle soup--which surprisingly was not green but more akin to my chili--and the Mother Mohawk sandwich, which is a peculiar pairing of grilled roast beef with cold chicken salad on marbled rye. I was really pleased with my black bean burger though I was it was a little less mushy. It was served with provolone, lettuce, tomato and onion, the latter two I had held. The kettle chips were totally the right call--perfectly crispy and freshly made--there's no comparison to bagged Ruffles. It really was a tough decision on ordering--I came close to trying their three cheese grilled cheese, making a custom quesadilla (which I love that I know they were added to the menu in 1986 as per the timeline on the back of the menu), and the crustless pizza, an Old Mohawk original of penne with sauce, baked cheese and toppings. I think my favorite part of the dinner was actually the dessert. I think I reached an Urkel level of geeked when I spotted the Pumpkin Roll on the dessert board. It was presented with three dollops of real whipped cream, caramel drizzle and was perfectly moist. The cream cheese inside was smooth and velvety--it was almost like a cream cheese custard--probably one of the best desserts I have ever had. I also loved that I got to question the waitress about them keeping the turtles in the basement (according to their menu they used to keep them in a pit in the basement in 1933)--they don't. She did tell us that she believes the restaurant is haunted! I tried to suggest a Silence of the Lambs-esque "Do you hear the turtles Clarice?" notion, but she crushed my cinematic dreams with a tale of spinning bar stools instead. I would gladly return to the Old Mohawk, and have already started laying the groundwork for next year's trip. Pumpkin roll will always trump cream puff in my book. read more

Tried the Mohawk on for lunch on a Saturday. It was busy, but we did get a table quickly. The food was fine - not amazing, but definitely quality. I appreciate their beer selection too! I had the BBQ burger, it was tasty and fresh. We did feel bad for this restaurant, they seem to get the leftover customers that don't want to wait for Schmidt's or Thurman's. We came here after Thurman's said they had a 2 hour wait! At least they do well for being a second choice. read more

We go on walks in this area all the time and finally decided to swing in to eat. We got sweet corn nugget appetizer, I got the fish and chips and the hubby got the baked mac and cheese. Our server N. was really nice but service was slow. I don't think it was his fault, I think it was a slow kitchen. It was busy in there but other people ordering after us didn't seem to have a problem getting their food. The corn nuggets were good and the salsa with them had a nice kick. When we were done with the appetizer, lunch seemed to take forever to get out. I don't know if the order was put in when we were done or what. When the fish came out it looked skimpy and overcooked. I had to ask for lemon to get any kind of moisture on it and even then the fish sucked it right up and it was still dry. The potato wedges with it were on the skimpy side portion wise. The hubby wasn't a big fan on the mac and cheese. He ate it but he said he definitely wouldn't get it again and wouldn't need to come back. If it was that loud during the day, I can only imagine at night so I'm gathering this place is more of a watering hole that happens to serve food, just not necessarily the best food. I'm sure the people in the neighborhood love it but for $35 for food only (no drinks), it's more than we're willing to spend for the quality of the food. read more

My mom and I had just gotten into Columbus after driving from Chicago. We had made a few stops along the way, so we were hungry and tired! The Reuben was amazing and they had a good selection of beers. The staff was really nice and chatted with us. That's where this score really comes from, it was the right place at the right time. read more

an eatery full of character, charm and GREAT food. the hummus on the appetizer menu is the best hummus i think i've ever had. i had the chicken ravioli entree, amazing. would recommend!! read more

The Old Mohawk - American Near Me - Columbus, Ohio

Pulling up here I didn't really think much of it, it was rather small and everyone was gathered around the bar and there wasn't anyone there to greet us. The bartender herself was actually our server we asked her what recommendations she may have, and we ended up getting their French dip sandwich, and a classic cheeseburger with wedge fries. Now let me tell you I've had a lot of French dip sandwiches in my day but this one is definitely up there as one of the best I've ever had. It came out piping hot and perfectly topped with mushrooms and melted cheese with and amazing Au Jus as well. And the burger my goodness the burger perfectly cooked with just a little bit of pink on the inside it melts perfectly in your mouth. If I had to rate it out of 10 it's definitely a 8/10 it might not look like much but it sure brings the flavor. read more

This place has a good beer selection which was the first thing that impressed me about it. The service is laid back as is the atmosphere. I went there for Restaurant Week because I am cheap and they had a $15 meal. I ordered off the special while my wife went off the menu. Good decision for her and bad for me. I ordered Chicken Monterrey and it felt like it had been sitting under the warmer a little too long. The outside edges were lukewarm and the chicken wasn't juicy at all. I did have a few good bites but not enough for a thumbs up. I take the blame for ordering something that is their usual like a good sandwich. My wife on the other hand ordered a Roast beef on Marble Rye Sandwich. I had one bite and wished I would have ordered it. Their spinach salad was tasty with a good portion for being a side. I also received Cheesecake as part of the deal which wasn't anything different then I can pick up at the local grocer's freezer. I know this place does something well so i would stick with the beer, sandwiches, and brats the next time I go. I was a little shocked at the variety offered on the menu but I think I will just stick with good sandwiches and bar food on my next visit. It is a pretty cool place to go because of the history and location. read more

This was the second time I've been here. Staff is friendly and prompt. The place is very clean and decor outside and inside is very vintage. It's a really cool space that I imagine could be kind of romantic to certain people, but also very sun-like vibes. I got the adobo pork quesadillas and it was not my favorite. I think it was a bit sweet and maybe I would have asked for them to hold the barbecue sauce. My friend I went with was not super hungry so he got the hummus plate. It looked like a lot of food but he did not seem to make a dent in the hummus. I tried some and it did not quite have the texture of hummus we have had before. Tasted fine though. Overall it was a good experience but I would like to try some other dishes. read more

I always forget about this place, even though it is only a few blocks from my house and that is a shame because I am always glad every time I step inside. This old brick building fits in seemlessly with surrounding neighborhood and the cobble stone streets.... all very old school German Village without all the new (and IMHO unfortunate) attitude of places like Skillet. The inside has old metal tiles on the ceiling and a somewhat open kitchen. Local artist have artwork on the walls which changes relatively frequently. The service here is excellent, even when it is busy you won't wait for someone to seat you, get you a drink, take your order or bring your food. Wait staff have this tag team approach where any customer at any table is taken care of when the need arises. This is one of my favorite places to go after church for lunch. They never seems to get overwhelmed here, even when there is a short wait for a table. The food is nothing spectacular, but they don't present it to be anything more than solidly made food. I really like their turkey reuben and the Mother's (I think) sandwich, which is chicken salad and roast beef. They have a large number of vegetarian items and comfort food. All in all a solid performance close to home. read more

Great little German Village landmark, but still not a huge fan. Service: Very nice, but slow. Not sure if it was the kitchen or just how busy they were. It was a Friday night after all. Parking: It's German Village... find some street space Food: - MacNCheese bites were nothing fantastic. I thought the gouda would make these better than I expected, but in the end it tasted like deep-fried Kraft MacNCheese. - Quesadillas were nothing to talk about either. The HUGE Mohawk and the chicken quesadillas were not overly flavorful and not worth getting again. Price: Decent for the experience and for German Village $35-$40 for two entrees, soda and an appetizer. Overall: There's gotta be better food than what we experienced, but I don't know if I feel the motivation to go back when there are better things in German Village. I'd say go visit for the experience and nostalgia. read more

Local Restaurant / Bar with a Terrific menu. This place is the best kind of local color place a person could hope to find. The food is absolutely amazing. They have quite a few specialties, all homemade, and a daily special always worth trying. The Mother Mohawk sandwich is the best around. They also have a bar in the middle with a terrific local beer selection as well as the necessary others. Food is phenomenal. Great atmosphere and Super nice servers. My Meal (Yeah, Yeah, Three Sides, I was with friends!): The Mother Mohawk Sandwich (A Must Have) Fried Pickles Waffle Fries Sweet Corn Fritters (A Must Have) A Local Seasonal Beer read more

Oops, parents weekend at OSU. Quick seating and wonderful wait staff. Ordered the turtle soup and a 1/2 Reuben for lunch. Wasn't disappointed with the soup. Hearty and full of turtle meat. The Reuben wasn't as delightful. It was very small and the meat was tough. All 2oz. Bummer. But, still a favorite place of mine when I'm In Cbus. read more

Great place for dinner with friends our lyft driver recommended this place located in German village. Our waiter was so friendly and gave us great advice. Great selection of beers. This place is great read more

The Old Mohawk will always have a special place in my heart - this is where my husband and I had our first date! We have been back a few times and have enjoyed it thoroughly each time. My favorite? That bratwurst sandwich - I can't remember what it's called. My husband always starts making comments about "tubed meat" that I will never understand, but I do like that sandwich. The atmosphere is super comfortable - easy, non-rushed, not pretentious... what else do you need? read more

The Old Mohawk is a great neighborhood pub. Tons of great stuff on the menu, including vegetarian options. Tables stuffed in close together. Friendly staff. Great beer selection. A little grungey in all the right ways. The food was good for the price. The turtle soup is always a treat. Nice and salty, so you'll order more beer. The veggie wrap was 75% hummus and could have really used more actual vegetables, but the place is a pub. The bratwurst sandwich is a good bet: a perfectly cooked, butterflied brat on a toasted roll, with (wait for it...) tasty sweet sauerkraut (ahhhh, yeah). Had a fun lunch at the Old Mohawk, but I'm only giving it 3.49 stars due to the lack of veggies in the wrap. read more

I stopped in for lunch on a weekday and was pleasantly surprised by how much I liked it here. Parking wasn't awful - which is usually what I expect anywhere in German Village. We waited about 5 minutes inside so we could sit at a table instead of the bar. The decor at the Mohawk is interesting - there are a lot of things to look at, but somehow it works. I was wearing my business casual work-wear, but there were people wearing hoodies and jeans. It's a very low-key place - which in my opinion is the best kind of place! My friend and I split the artichoke appetizer - which was exceptionally delicious. It was like eating fried spinach and artichoke balls. Definitely recommend. I had the turkey ruben. It was great! Grilled to perfection and topped with a mountain of slaw (because sauerkraut is not my jam). Served up with some kettle chips and it was a delightful lunch. The price was right too. I think I paid maybe $12 for lunch with an ice tea. I'll definitely be back! read more

When I'm working downtown, this is one of my favorite escapes to grab a long lunch. Old Mohawk is hidden in German Village, but worth searching for of you want a good meal or drink. It is rather small and parking can be difficult, but that's a given if you're in this area. I love the atmosphere of Old Mohawk. It's located on a corner, so you have a wide view of the neighborhood and plenty of natural lighting. The inside has a huge center bar, with the tables located around the outside. They post all of their daily specials on huge boards mounted on one of the walls (I hate when I have to ask for specials and wait 5 minutes as the waiter rattles off stuff I'm not interested in.) The food is great. They have 2 signature bratwurst dishes which are phenomenal. This is not your typical store bought "greasy who knows what it's made" of bratwurst. It's made with good meat, excellent spices, and caramelized perfectly on the outside with a topping of onions and sauerkraut. I've also had their meatloaf and several sandwiches, all of which I had to struggle to finish. They have a fully stocked bar with a wide range of domestic and imported beers. I'm a fan of Euro beers and have always been able choose from a nice selection on draft or in bottles. The staff has always been great to me...courteous and timely on service and refills. Most of the meals are in the $8-12 range, so it's also very affordable. Old Mohwak is a great place to go. With the location, staff, and atmosphere it's the perfect neighborhood place to hang out. It gets packed around happy hour and on the weekends, so lunch may be your best bet as a first visit. read more

I am in love with The Old Mohawk. This was the first restaurant I ever patronized in Columbus. It was a cold, snowy December day and I had no idea what to expect. My best friend thought I'd like it because it's an independently owned neighborhood joint. She was right. I loved it. First, the menu is diverse. It has yummy bar food, German favories, and fare to please the healthiest of health-nuts. Everything is made using high quality ingredients. You really can't go wrong with anything you order. Great selection of craft beers. The inside of the restaurant is very cozy and always packed. It gives a very nice, relaxed vibe. I have been here twice now and have had the same waitress both times. She was excellent. She filled my drinks before I had time to ask and she provided really honest opinions on the food. Vegans and Vegetarians have options here as well. read more

Time and distance change perceptions.... It's no surprise to me that 11 of the 14 great reviews were written by people who do not live in Columbus. The Mohawk WAS just as described: hip, fun, good service and interesting food. Now: there are no high points...and it's so sad to watch a cool place just quit trying. Over the past 2 years or so, the food and service here has finally hit "I can't go there anymore" status. Chicken quesadillas are nothing more than bland chicken and yellow cheese.......and it's microwaved, not grilled. It was one bite and done. The Mother Mohawk is smaller and sloppier than before (the once great chicken salad now a gloppy mess of mayo) with a marked (and embarrasing IMO) change from once deicious deli-style roast beef to pre-sliced/pre-packaged. The saddest thing is, I brought people there by selling it as a great local GV institution that they'll love...and I find myself apologizing to my guests profusely: something the actual restaurant is unlikely to do. read more

Not a lot to say that hasn't been said here. Overall, really cozy, chill place. Totally my scene. Some cool artwork on the wall for sale. I got the Mother Mohawk- whoever thought of roast beef and chicken salad with horseradish sauce on rye is a genius. I also got a really tasty blueberry ale- yum. Not as ballyhooed as Thurman's or Schmidts, but you're way more likely to get a seat here quickly on a busy Saturday night. read more

The atmosphere was very relaxing and the food was wonderful. I had the half sandwich- half salad selection. The Ruben Sandwich had very tender and tasty corned-beef and the Nature Salad was refreshing and plentiful. My husband had the Swiss, mushroom and bacon burger. I snagged a taste and it was very flavorful! The burger was moist and all the other flavors popped! I may try that next time,because there will be a next time! read more

Visited on a Saturday evening for dinner and drinks. We actually had planned on going the Schmidt's, but it was a two hour wait, so we decided to try Old Mohawks, and I am really glad we did. The pub's atmosphere is fantastic and the service was excellent. We were seated right away, despite the time and the small space. I got the crab cakes dinner, which was ok, but my bf got the bratworst dinner and it was deelicious - I highly recommend it (use the tartar sauce). Definitely stop in on a busy night if you're in German Village - there is a great community feel going on. read more

For years now, my boyfriend has been on an endless quest to discover a local restaurant with east coast dry-cure pastrami and corned beef. Neither of us had been to the Mohawk, and after a couple of friends recommended their reubens, we decided to give it a go. We were seated at a two-person table right next to the windows, which was nice because it was a bit lighter there and I could people watch outside, but the tables were so close to each other that I felt like no one had any privacy. The people to my right were talking about local libraries, and the gentlemen to my left were talking sports stats. I shouldn't know these things, because I shouldn't have been able to hear their conversations. In these situations, I never want to talk about anything with my dining partner(s), because if I am accidentally eavesdropping on everyone else, then I can only assume they're doing the same with me. I had a reuben with potato pancakes, and his dudeliness had a reuben with fries. They were pretty good, but no better than I've made at home, and a tad on the small side. The corned beef was alright, but it was your standard thin-sliced store-bought fare. The potato pancakes were thin and crispy which is how I like them, but I only got like 5 of 'em, and they were gone very fast which made me sad. So I feel very okay about this place. I would certainly go again if someone suggested it, but at $22.95 for two small sandwiches that were just alright and measly amounts of side dishes, I don't think I'll be making any regular stops there. read more

An old standby that never disappoints, Old Mohawk is a great place for good no nonsense food. It is hard to get anything but my regular order of the Mother Mohawk sandwich, it never disappoints. Service was great even on a busy day. Parking was a bit challenging, but that is to be expected in German Village. read more

I love this restaurant. I used to visit this place back in the 90's and it's only gotten better. The food & service are fantastic. The menu is predictable, but my family of 4 was very happy with everything. Our server was an efficient & friendly pro. My burger was cooked perfectly and everything seemed very fresh. If I still lived in Cbus, I'd be back often. read more

This was my first time here and I've lived in Columbus all my life!! Boy, I didn't realize what I was missing out on!! I had the chicken quesadilla, hubby had the homemade meatloaf, kid 1 had crust less pizza with mushrooms and kid 2 had Mac and cheese. I tried all of these and they were all simply amazing!! We also had the millionaire pie for dessert, simply delicious!I can't wait to come back, and when the in laws visit from out of town I'm bringing them with me!!! read more

The Old Mohawk - American Near Me - Columbus, Ohio

I had the ghost burger, which if the veggie patty wasn't a pile of mush, I would have given a 5 star review. Another reviewer mentioned the mushy burger and I should have listened and got something else. But I was intrigued buy the ghost pepper cheese. The flavors were great, but that patty was texturally awful. What pulled the entire experience up was the rum cake. It was phenomenal. I wouldn't normally order rum cake anywhere, but at the encouragement of our server we did, my husband and I split it but I wish I had gotten my own piece. It was AMAZING! The corn nuggets were also good. Overall the service was decent. It was really busy so our server was a bit slow to get back to the table, but otherwise he was very attentive and friendly. read more

This place was awesome, I wish I had more places like this locally here in SoCal. Great Ohio beer selection, a very interesting and diverse menu, a lot of items, and most looked great. In middle of a neighborhood, one of the better places I've been to in Columbus, don't hesitate. I went with bacon cheeseburger, it was a damn good burger, and did I mention the beer selection. I bet this place is awesome on weekends at night!! read more

Tiffany was a wonderful server ! We started with the veggie nachos delicious then split the mushroom ravioli, the rose sauce. Was amazing. The highlight of the meal was desert the rum cake was top notch the pumpkin roll was the , "best I ever had"! read more

all around pretty average food. beer on tap pretty average. neat atmosphere. waitress was very good. 15% capacity on a early Thursday evening. read more