I absolutely love the Roosevelt Room in Bridge Park!! This is one of my favorite spots to sip on a…read morecocktail, enjoy a conversation & have a good time! The vibes here are fun & great for a date, after work drinks, or getting together with friends. You have to say hi to the moose, and there's always a special or theme for the occasion going on here! There are a ton of amazing drinks here & it's so consistent! The Naturalist is one of the best cucumber cocktails in Columbus hands down; you taste every ingredient in it & it's wildly refreshing! The Ketel Hill is another fantastic cocktail with sweet fruity flavors! You need to try their espresso martini; the vanilla vodka really brings a different flavor to the classic & whenever there's a themed drink, you can bet it's going to be delicious as well!!

I absolutely love the ambiance here and you truly can't beat the quality of their cocktails. Their…read morehappy hour is a steal with half off drinks M-F from 3-6. The only downside here is it gets very busy. There are a few tables to sit at with a group, but it fills up fast. There are mostly bar seats, which are at least nice seats. I feel like service can be slow because of the nature of it being a busy spot and everyone ordering craft cocktails. Because of this, the bartenders don't always seem to be the most cheerful.

This place is awesome! Its behind a wine bar with an amazing outdoor area. They have a nice room…read morein the front and a good amount of seating around the bar. There were so many delicious cocktails on the menu, we had a hard time deciding on what to order. Their bourbon selection is huge, as expected and the service was great. We will 100% be back!

Very cute space, love the cozy vibe, the seating areas, the heaters on the porch. Good selection of…read moredrinks, bourbon of course, cocktails, beer, even some na options. Prices are on par with other cocktails locations ($12-$15 per cocktail). Servers was very attentive, will definitely come back to try more.

What a great experience. Our team hosted a customer appreciation event there and Derek our server…read morejust killed it. He made things fun, energetic, and really added to the already amazing atmosphere. The food was amazing, everything was fresh and very enjoyable. Look forward to hosting another event there soon.

A fine experience at Vaso- great drinks, food was wonderful. The dessert was a little dry in my…read moreopinion, but went very well with the ice cream. There was a bit of a snafu at the beginning, where the fire alarm was going off when we arrived. We had to go back down 8 flights of stairs and come back up for our reservation when we could come back in (which was as soon as we got to the bottom). It was fine for us, but I can see 8 flights being a challenge for a lot of people. Otherwise, the ambiance was lovely and the view was great. My only major gripe was the service. Our server didn't check on us very often, and we had to ask for the dessert menu when we heard last call was coming up. I'm chalking up the service mishap to an odd evening with the fire alarm. Definitely would love to come back and try it again!

If you're in town for the Memorial Tournament and looking for a fun spot to unwind after a day on…read morethe course, Pins Mechanical is a great choice. I've been here several times, and it's always a good time. The atmosphere is energetic without feeling overwhelming, the drinks are great, and there's plenty to do whether you're catching up with friends or meeting new people. It's one of my favorite spots in the Dublin area, and every visit has been a positive experience. No complaints here--I'll definitely keep coming back!

I love all the free games that are in here, and I can see kids love them too. Nice that Mikey's is…read morepartnered with Pins.

This place is a hidden gem in Dublin. I parked next to it in a garage and kept my parking pass with…read moreme. Getaway validates your parking so you don't have to pay to park. I did get lost in the parking garage and went down to Level 1. FYI: You have to go to Level 5 to exit into the street level. First impressions: It's so clean and has a nice welcoming energy to it. As soon as I walked in, I noticed all the plants: some were hanging and many were near the windows throughout the whole place. They were real and very healthy. Someone who works here must have a green thumb. There were many tables and chairs, a long bar and a separate area for private parties. There is a QR code to order at our table but I ordered from the bar because it was not too busy. My bartender was very friendly. She acknowledged me right away, and came to take my order as soon as she could. I ordered the margarita but all the cocktails looked so good. The decor behind the bar was beautiful! It was a long picture of a runway with a plane taking off. There were also airplane windows that were so cute and went with the whole airport theme. I came up later to order shots for our table. The same bartender once again helped me find the right shot for my friends . I also tried the Kitty Paw hard Steltzer drink. It was refreshing and I loved the hint of Guava. The whole place wasn't too loud. We could carry on our conversations without shouting. They had an etagere near our table full of board and card games. My friends grabbed the Truth or Fear game. We never played it before, It was a fun game to get to know each other. I would definitely come back here again. It was so welcoming and fun.

Stopped in for happy hour to enjoy $5 beers and discounted cocktails. The beer selection is wide…read moreand we can always find something new to enjoy or try. The cocktails are very high quality. The espresso martini was so unique with the Graham cracker vodka

Finally made it. Baby K had mentioned arcades, and we happened to be nearby. It's huge, with…read moreseveral sections (and the missing lamented hot dog area in the middle, soon to be something else?) Small bowling alleys, pinball, and our target, video games. Bars in each area, and apparently food available though we didn't see anyone eating mid-afternoon on a weekend. And the cost? Nothing. Sure, they want you to have a beer and order other stuff, but they are not pushy about it. I asked at the bar how to get change for the games, and he said "just push start, they're free." We played a lot. Many nostalgic games for me, and Baby K liked Pacman and Defender. A wide variety, and there was always something open. I imagine at peak times you have to wait, but no issues, again mid-afternoon on a weekend, warm spring day. I was thirsty and bored, so got a drink. Ginger ale. No charge. I did tip, but seriously, we were there an hour and could have walked out without spending a penny. We'll definitely be back.

If you're an adult who is young at heart, or nostalgic for yesteryear, this place will be right up…read moreyour alley. It's also connected to Pins Mechanical so it is just up the alley (heh). They have wall-to-wall arcade games, that are completely free-play, and a handful of other activities (big "beer" pong, a ring toss game, a giant LightBrite...) to keep the fun going and going and going... We checked this place out with kids in the afternoon and then returned as just adults that night. To be honest, it can get crowded and therefore was more fun without the kids (b/c the drinks started flowing...) but either way everyone will have a great time. If you want a spot that checks A LOT of fun boxes then check this one out. It's connected to Pins too so you basically get a two-for-one deal!

The Crescent Lounge USED TO be a nice fun place to go and hangout and maybe sing some karaoke with…read moreyour friends. After being loyal customers for over 4 years, having our first date and wedding there, we will NEVER go back. The owner/bartender has driven away almost every single customer. Her behavior is unprofessional and unpredictable. One day she's nice to you and acts like you are best friends and the other she is short with you for no reason. The last time we went, she ignored my husband when he tried to order a drink and the proceeded to slam the drink on the counter and told him "it's on the house. Happy F**ing Valentine's Day. I don't give a F*** about you guys, don't ever come back." That's how she treats loyal customers and friends. She will also unload all her problems on her customers making for an awkward evening. If that's how you want to be treated then by all means, enjoy an overpriced drink at The Crescent Lounge.

Great times for Karaoke. Great pizza place next door that…read moreyou can eat inside the bar.

Mediocrity at all levels of dining is rampant today. We found a beautiful exception to that…read morescourge at the Pearl in Dublin, Ohio. We love to have drinks and dinner at the bar ever since we met Patrick, Kyle, and Lindsay. We love the atmosphere and the food is the best part. The magic of seeing the cocktails being prepared is part of the fun. Never a dull moment. Today we had the privilege of meeting a handsome server named Asher, and he was cheeky and fun and had a dynamite personality. Kudos to all the amazing young men at the Pearl. It is a true gem and one we always love to frequent. Thanks for the memories, each and every time! Jenn Utley and Ron Shumaker

My family and I dined at The Pearl Dublin on December 23rd to celebrate my cousin's birthday while…read moreshe was visiting from Montreal. While there were a few minor service issues, our server was kind and attentive and acknowledged the celebration with complimentary desserts, which we truly appreciated. After dinner, my cousin and I went to wash our hands and use the restroom. At the time, all stalls were occupied and one was out of service, so we waited. When a stall opened, my cousin kindly let me go first. I finished and stood outside the stalls waiting for her for about three minutes. During that time, I noticed several people going in and out of the restroom area. I also saw a man sitting in a chair along the hallway wall near the stalls, hunched over. Shortly after, a woman exited the restroom and grabbed him to leave. I thought nothing of it and minded my own business. I also observed the executive chef enter one of the restroom stalls. When my cousin exited, she mentioned that the stall smelled strongly of smoke and that three girls had exited the stall before she entered. She said the stall smelled like marijuana but used it only because it was the only option available. She also pointed out that the man sitting outside appeared to be associated with the group who had been in the stall. We then returned to our patio table where our family was seated. Our server brought out her birthday pie along with another complimentary dessert. She blew out the candle, we shared dessert, and we began preparing to leave. A few minutes later, while we were still seated on the patio, the general manager, Nick Krafft, approached our table accompanied by Executive Chef Michael Wagner. We initially assumed he was checking in on our experience. Instead, he immediately stated, "I'm going to have to ask you not to smoke in our restaurant and bathroom," directing the accusation at my cousin and me. We were completely taken aback by both the accusation and the manner in which it was delivered. We calmly explained that it was not us and described exactly what we had observed in the restroom. We stated that neither of us smoke and never have. We even offered to have our belongings checked and explained that we had not taken any jackets or purses with us to the restroom, as our family remained at the table. Despite this, the general manager refused to listen or consider our explanation and continued to place blame on us. He did not speak to our server, who had interacted with us just moments earlier while bringing out the birthday dessert, nor did he attempt to investigate further or de-escalate the situation. As we were leaving, my fiancé asked the general manager if he actually smelled smoke on either of us. He responded "yes," which was not true, and continued to push a conclusion he had already formed. No apology was offered. We spent over $1,000 celebrating a family birthday at a restaurant we had trusted and enjoyed in the past. Instead, the evening ended with my cousin's birthday being overshadowed by an unfounded accusation. There were many guests dining that evening, yet blame was placed solely on two women who had simply used the restroom. I am a Nurse Practitioner, and my cousin is a special education teacher for autistic children. Neither of us have ever smoked. Being accused in this manner was humiliating, hurtful, and completely unnecessary. I was later contacted by the regional manager, who was understanding. However, I believe this situation highlights the need for better investigation, accountability, and staff training to prevent similar experiences in the future. A personal apology from Nick, acknowledging his actions and taking accountability, would be an appropriate step forward after innocent guests were wrongly blamed and a birthday celebration was ruined.