I haven't been to brunch or the taproom yet so this review reflects my experiences with dinner in the dining room. The food/atmosphere is bougie and it's pretty overwhelming trying to pick out an entree when you don't know what half the ingredients are. I ordered the "tooth fish" dish which was just Chilean sea bass...is it really necessary to rename it into something that doesn't even sound appetizing? I chose this since it had Japanese ingredients (edamame, bok choy, shiitake mushrooms, tofu, and dashi with miso glazed fish) which piqued my interest. Plus, I was avoiding chicken or beef since I wasn't impressed with the chicken or beef entrees we ordered the last time. I must say, my entree this time was absolutely AMAZING. I was so blown away with how flavorful the dashi broth was and how perfectly the fish was prepared. But I also had lowered expectations since I've been let down way too many times ordering Asian-inspired dishes in Columbus, Ohio lol...so not sure how much a role that played. So why only 3 stars? It's hit or miss whether I like my food here. Though I LOVED my dish this last time, it cost $50 with tax and 18% group gratuity included...I didn't even get a drink so yeah it's a little steep for what you get. And I was still kind of hungry after...not cool! Other people ordered salads and sides to keep their bill reasonable, but I'm sorry, I'm not going to pay $30 for just vegetables either so I'd rather just go elsewhere. read more

Wolf's Ridge Brewing - Tooth fish - miso glazed Chilean sea bass with edamame, shiitake, tofu, scallions, ginger foam, and dashi broth. DELICIOUS! - Breweries Near Me - Columbus, Ohio

This was a pleasant surprise. We came here late after seeing a show at the palace theater and it was one of the few Restaurants that was open. We weren't able to order the restaurant week menu because we had come quite late but everything we got was excellent. The server recommended 2-3 tapas per person but a total of 3 among the two of us was more than enough. The beets were excellent -- amazing flavors. The pork cheeks had large medallions. Again very flavorful. The duck though was my favorite. read more

I've been to Wolf's Ridge a couple times now and every time I am just blown away! It has some of the best food in Columbus! I was just there this weekend for my friends birthday and it was the first time I ate in the front main dinning area. I decided to get the mussels and they were just fantastic! It had so many complex flavors and it went perfectly with my beer. My friend went for the octopus and the plate was just stunning. It also tasted just a good as it looked. The other times that I've been to Wolf's Ridge, I've eaten in the taproom. Here you will find your typical bar food but more upscale and with a twist! I have yet to be disappointed by anything here! It's a place that everyone should check out! I can't wait to come back! read more

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I can see why this establishment has receive so many awards and accolades. The food was delicious, the servers were very friendly, and they have a store where you can purchase packaged goods and t-shirts if you want. they have both a more formal dining room which is set up communal style, and then attached a more casual dining area where they offer entertainment. I loved the flight of beer I ordered with clear sky being my favorite and my husband really enjoyed the raspberry saison. We shared the burger and the chiquaquiles....both of which were great! Appreciated going here! read more

Wolf's Ridge Brewing - Chilllong in Columbus - Breweries Near Me - Columbus, Ohio

What a lovely brunch spot. Ordered their donuts but asked for the lemon chantilly as I'm allergic to strawberries. They're good, light and sort of cakey as opposed to yeast donuts. Hubs ordered the tartine and I had the burger. His dish was gorgeous and tasted great. Mine was good, just your standard burger. The fries were excellent, and the burger had a good kick. Service was prompt and the place is trendy and fun. Looking forward to going for dinner. read more

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My friends and I went to brunch here during our trip to Columbus and it was the perfect place to have our last meal. The interior is spacious and modern and there was a huge hydroponics installation on the wall which was nice to look at. The food was amazing!! I got the toad in the hole which was two eggs, each cooked in a brioche bun, hash browns and bacon. The bacon was mediocre but the eggs, hash browns and sauce it came with was one of the most delicious things I've eaten. My boyfriend got the chilaquiles which was also super yummy. It tasted fresher and lighter than mine because of the nature of the dish so if you're looking for something that isn't heavy, go for the chilaquiles. The price is also not bad for the quality you're getting. Would certainly recommend this place! read more

Wolf's Ridge Brewing - Chilaquiles - Breweries Near Me - Columbus, Ohio

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The restaurant was so good, our staff was so nice. We went there for brunch on Saturday, they're busy! My husband got Croque Madame with garlic fries. It was huge but so good. Duck egg made everything so smooth, I like his food more than mine I got Toad in the Hole, it was good too but in my opinion the bread was dry I just don't like the texture that much, but don't get me wrong, I ate them all and ate my husband's too! The garlic fries is the dish was clean and their OJ is fresh pressed, so yum, finally I found a good fresh pressed OJ ($4) Overall this place is good, will comeback for sure! read more

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We came here for brunch and the food was really good, the service also excellent. Our serve Joel was very patient and explained a lot of what was on the menu. We had the chicken and the egg, burnt end hash and the eggs benedict, again everything was very good, very cool place the bar / restaurant we walked thru also looked really nice can't wait to go back and try the dinner menu read more

I have never heard of Wolf Ridge Brewing. My boyfriend and I just finished a tasting at Seventh Son and wanted to check out another brewery before we head back to Cincinnati. This place was down the street from Seventh Son so it was convenient. WOW!!! Love this place so much. We thought it would be pretentious but turned out to be our favorite brewery in Columbus!! Love the décor- Ambient, cozy, and classy. They had quite the selection to choose from. It was difficult, but here is what we ended up trying (flight -5 ) for $12.00: Bourbon barrel L'abondance Saison Clear sky lemon meringue Cinnamon toast brunch Weizenbot dunkleweizen Coffee cherry vanilla dire wolf imperial stout They do have a small food menu (we were in the tasting room, but they do have a restaurant in the front if you want to dine in). We wanted a little snack so we got the Garlic Fries (shoestring) for $5.00. Very delicious. They put the right amount of parsley and garlic (fresh and hot). My personal favorites was the Cinnamon Toast Brunch, Bourbon Barrel Saison, and Coffee Cherry Vanilla Imperial Stout. I was so impressed with the quality of their craft beers and the service. I know if I'm ever in the Columbus area again, I would definitely come back! It was so good! read more

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Good date night spot! Food is about what we expected but service was a little slow. I like the duck breast dish that I order but hubby wasn't overly impressed with his short ribs. Can use a tad more flavor. read more

Wow I love this place! At first I was a little confused about the layout, but it turns out that they have both a taproom area and a more formal dining room area! They're connected, so if you come through the wrong door it's easy to get from one area to another. Also, there is a patio. Pretty cool that they have several different seating options. Our server was very polite and attentive. He did not rush us at all. We ordered beer flights and we split an order of donuts and the B.E.L.T brunch sandwich with a side of garlic fries. The sandwich was HUGE and very delicious. The fries were also great. The star of the show was the donut holes. They were amazing!! It was a little pricier than other brewery brunches I've been to, but it was well worth it. Would highly recommend. I will definitely be back, maybe for dinner next time. read more

Very Disappointing, Avoid the Tartine Friends have long urged me to try out Wolf's Ridge, and I headed there for brunch today. It was incredibly disappointing. We got the coffee donuts to start, but I found them to be ovelry airy and insubstantial, sort of like eating a fried barely-there dough ball that had no real hint of coffee flavor. It was just too light. For my main, I got the tartine, but was just too vinegar-y and salty. The cole slaw are just loaded down with tons of vinegar. Granted, anything with smoked trout and goat cheese is going to be salty, but I've never had a tartine this salty. In addition, as I ate the 1/3 of the dish before I gave up, I kept hearing something gritty in my mouth--salt? pieces of eggshell?--as I chewed, which was extremely disconcerting. My low score is largely due to the tartine, but I wasn't much impressed by my friends' dishes either: the eggs in the toad in the hole were cooked over hard (rather than over easy), while the eggs benedict were just two eggs sadly sitting on top of small dumpy biscuits with three fingerling potatoes on the side. Drinks and service were good, and the space was lovely. But the food was incredibly disappointing. read more

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Being several years, I felt I should give Wolf's Ridge another go in hopes to change my initial feeling for this brewery and restaurant. Unfortunately, I can not say this is so. I reserved a table for a group of friends to meet for Restaurant Week. Our server gal was polite and prompt. She did a great job getting food out in a timely fashion. Not too personable, but two out of three is a win, I suppose. WR's three-course menu was $40. For my three courses, I chose the burrata appetizer, pork tenderloin for main, and the Brandy Bread Pudding for dessert. I love, love, love burrata, so I was a tad disappointed in the size of the cheese ball (smaller than a golf ball). The sauce tasted tartish, but the flavor wasn't overzealous. Anything butternut squash? Yes, yes, and more yes. It was a great dish, just wish the portion matched. My pork tenderloin dish was good. Very tender pork. It's sliced on the thinner side; however, made it more manageable bites. Couldn't taste any pomegranate gel. The celery purée was good, and I love mushrooms. Was the plate full of flavor? Not really. Rather lacking compared to other fine-dining establishments I've tried. The dessert was good, except what the heck was the blob of blackberry compote? Totally disliked that part. Cinnamon and sugar going together like Jack and Jill, why then did they bring in the fruit taste. It was like Bill and Hilary, and Monica decided to show up. WTF. I scooped that off. The bread pudding was good, but then again: Not $40-worthy. All in all, the meal, in my opinion, was not worth $40. I feel like this restaurant and brewery is over-hyped. The space is decorated well - minimalist approach, and I love the brick and exposed duct work. But the dining space echos super, super bad, and I had to raise my voice (almost yell) to talk with friends - a big turnoff. I'm a big believer of first impressions, so a less-than-stellar second try is out of my comfort zone. read more

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First of all, the shrimp and grits are amazing. Thanks to Marisa B. on Yelp for the recommendation that ultimately led me here -- even rearranging my schedule to hit it on Tuesday because *they are closed on Mondays.* Second, both beers I had here were exceptional. I don't drink a lot of beer, and I've been told that my tastes run a little towards the odd side (except for when it comes to shrimp and grits, and that is undisputed!), but these were very good. Being alone on this trip, I ate alone at the bar rather than in the dining area or in the tap room. No worries! Shrimp and Grits is on the "Shareables" menu that is available all over. Who would have thought that the food at a brewery would be so good? My teenage son figures that all of the alcohol available at a place means that they wouldn't care so much about the food. That is definitely not the case here. The shrimp and grits were a combination of well cooked shrimp, creamy grits, and a buttery but slightly spicy sauce with chorizo in it. Wow. Easily in the top 3 that I've ever had. For beer, I had the Dire Wolf Canis Mexicanus (Spiced Imperial Stout), which was a dark stout as I like it, but had a nice spicy finish. The flavor is a lot like Mexican chocolate with cinnamon and a touch of chili. You might think that would be weird, but I found it to be very tasty. For my second beer, I went to the opposite end of the spectrum with the L'Abondance saison. This was a light and somewhat sweet, traditional saison and was light and refreshing, especially after the dark spiciness of the Canis Maxicanus. I would most definitely return here when I am in the area. In fact, I might even plan to stay in the area so that I could walk here again. Thank you to Corbin and his female coworker (I think her name was Kate). Both helped me out by answering my questions and allowing me to try some samples before settling on what I wanted to drink. As far as I could tell, the other patrons at the bar had similar experiences both with the beers and the food. read more

Wolf's Ridge Brewing - The Dire Wolf Canis Mexicanus - Spiced Imperial Stout. Great flavor for a stout with a spicy finish. - Breweries Near Me - Columbus, Ohio

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Located in downtown Columbus, in addition to offering the usual brew pub tap room, Wolf's Ridge also offers a fine dining area, which is the most truly elevated dining experience that I've had the pleasure of enjoying. The menu has just the right number of options and offers a great deal of creativity using a number of ingredients. There are ample vegetarian and gluten-free options as well. The beet salad, duck, gnocchi, peas and mussels were among our group's favorites. The beers we tried are excellent (shout out for the hefeweizen) and some creative cocktails (including a summer series with each emphasizing a different fruit, including tomatoes), was also offered. The atmosphere is nice though a busier crowd on a Saturday evening would have been welcome to improve the vibe. Service was great and didn't miss a beat, handling out table of six with ease. read more

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This a great combination of brewery and foodie spot. Park in any open city lots for $2+ or uber to this spot. The building is split with their formal eating in the front and causal brewery in the back. Brunch is a speciality here. You can pair it with one of their great brew or a mimosa. By night their menu goes more formal and there's a large increase in price $28+ for an entree. The food you get (try their pork tenderloin) is worth the price though. The service is okay I haven't experience above and beyond or on pair with the pricing. read more

Wolf's Ridge Brewing - Pork tenderloin - Breweries Near Me - Columbus, Ohio

Wolf's Ridge is an awesome little spot, across the street from Hopewell Works, where I was headed to for a work event. It was quite busy when we went, around 5:30, but we were able to quickly grab enough spots for our group of 15! Service was decent, considering the craziness, and they were very accommodating considering the individual tabs for our big group! We were only there for a short time so I ordered the garlic fries as a little snack...there was enough to feed the whole group! Tasty and easy to share. I loved it here! There was plenty on the menu that I wanted to try, so I'll definitely be back when I have more time for a full meal. I've also heard that in the winter, you can't find a cozier bar than Wolf's Ridge. read more

Wolf's Ridge Brewing - Garlic fries - Breweries Near Me - Columbus, Ohio

So I made reservations about three weeks ago to take my husband here for birthday dinner. I guess I should've looked closer at the menu but I just assumed after having brunch there that the dinner will be equally delicious. We had a steak for $55 and some $14 potatoes! I don't mind paying for a great meal if it's a great meal, but the steak was complete gristle. There was absolutely nothing special about this meal at all. I suggest go for brunch and skip the mediocre dinner. read more

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Came here one evening after already having had dinner and checked out the taproom in the back first but quickly went to the main dining room. I will say that this was the fastest service I've ever had. As soon as we sat down at that bar, we received glasses of water and our drinks and food arrived faster than anywhere else. We had fingerling potatoes that were pretty good as well as their excellent banana pudding. They have a solid selection of their own beers and we had their regular and raspberry saisons that tasted wonderful. I'm told their brunch is amazing so we'll be back! read more

Wolf's Ridge Brewing - Fingerling Potatoes and Banana Pudding desert - Breweries Near Me - Columbus, Ohio

Absolutely incredible food every single time I come. The best beers in Columbus hands down & their cocktails are honestly probably too. I celebrated my birthday here this weekend with brunch and everything was great. The sugar donuts & a beermosa are an absolute must. /Users/bradyhildebrand/Desktop/b-day/DSC08391.jpg /Users/bradyhildebrand/Desktop/b-day/DSC08392.jpg read more

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I've been to the dining room for brunch and everything was fantastic! I've also been to the taproom for drinks on multiple occasions and always a great time! If you live in or are visiting Columbus, wolfs ridge is a must for chill vibes, good drinks and stellar location read more

Wolf's Ridge Brewing - Smoked salmon benedict - Breweries Near Me - Columbus, Ohio

This is a newer brewery in Cbus and kind of off the beaten path. However, don't let that scare you off! This place has some incredible beers! I mean they are very unique! The bartender Andy was great! He made great recommendations and had us sampling many I probably would have never ordered. He was dead on when describing the taste of each beer. The brewery is very simple with decor. It's much more of a simply decorated warehouse. Long tables and high ceilings. It has a bright clean feeling. I would highly recommend stopping by! It was really cool to hear how the brewery scene is booming in this town. read more

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I'm so glad I finally got the opportunity to enjoy the magical place Columbusites call Wolf's Ridge! Friends and I decided to meet up for happy hour in the taproom on a rainy week day evening and the experience did not disappointment. The place was packed, a lot of folks there to watch the Bluejackets game, and at first we didn't think there would be room for us to sit together. However, we were super lucky and snagged a table for the six of us rather quickly. A waitress came over, cleaned off the table and brought us menus but then she disappeared for a while. Half of my table went to the bar to order drinks (happy hour was almost over and they were tired of waiting) and the other half us of weren't drinking but eating so we waited patiently. Eventually she came back and she was amazing for the rest of the evening! I ordered the fish tacos, substituted the side for a cup of their curried carrot soup and grabbed a water from the "hydration station" in the corner by the front door to the taproom. I had promised myself I wasn't going to drink during the week so I simply tasted a few of my friends beers, all delicious by the way! The one I loved the most was Almond Joy I believe. Our food came out crazy fast! Seriously, I thought the chef was a magician for a second. I dove straight into the carrot soup and it was great! It came with spicy cashews, sour cream, and pickled apple. This was my first time having pickled apple and it was a great pairing with the soup. I finished the cup quickly and moved on to my fish tacos... which took me a little longer to eat. While the fish was blackened, I was not expecting them to be as hot as they were. I generally enjoy spicy and can handle it very well, but holy cow! These tacos were spicy af! They came with an onion and corn salsa, cilantro, pickled jalapeno, and sour cream. I ate every bite but did go through like three glasses of water. Just be warned! Several of my friends ordered the falafel burger and said it was delicious. That's definitely the next item on the menu that I'd like to try. I will certainly be back and I'm excited to give their brunch and dinner menus a try as well. This place is something special for sure! read more

Wolf's Ridge Brewing - Fish tacos and carrot soup! - Breweries Near Me - Columbus, Ohio

My girlfriend and I went to Wolf Ridge's a couple times for beer (definitely try it!), but, this time, we went for brunch. As a starter, we had the lemon poppyseed donuts. The donuts are served with a blueberry whipped cream which were delicious. For the meal, I had the chilaquiles (pictured) and the dish was very tasty. I wish it was paired with a spicy red sauce to further enhance the colors in the dish as the greens, yellows, and browns were vibrant. It would have added a bolder flavor to what is a very good dish. read more

Wolf's Ridge Brewing - Breweries Near Me - Columbus, Ohio

Wolf's Ridge is a great choice for any occasion. We came here to celebrate my birthday, but Wolf's Ridge is great for a weekend brunch, date night, or weekday dinner. Wolf's Ridge offers seasonal menus so some of the yelp pictures aren't accurate for the current offerings. I'd recommend following them on Instagram to get a better idea of what they are currently serving. The beer is great, and they offer a wide variety of styles. My favorite is Clear Sky Daybreak. If you are looking for a more casual experience, make sure you visit the Wolf's Ridge tap room for a bar menu and lots of beer. There is a separate entrance in the alley, but I think you can access the tap room in the very back of the restaurant. I've never been disappointed with a meal at Wolf's Ridge. The goat cheese croquette was my favorite appetizer, and my salmon was cooked and seasoned perfectly. I haven't been to Wolf's Ridge for brunch yet, but I've spent a lot of time drooling over pictures of steak & eggs and mimosas. If you love good food and beer, you won't be disappointed with Wolf's Ridge. read more

Stop number one on an eclectic Sunday: Our illustrious community manager recommended Wolf's Ridge a few months ago, and we finally made it in. Didn't plan it ahead of time, but it isn't too far from us and sounded great. We walked in and were greeted warmly; waited a few minutes for a table but it wasn't bad. Service was excellent; Alex helped us. Sweetie started with coffee, while I, who had just come for food, was seduced by the beer. I ended up with a flight of the hefeweizen, Little Red Riding Hood, Zane's Trace, and a couple of others. All were very good; Zane's Trace was my favorite, a rye with a bit of that kick and a nice balance of other flavors. They all went well with my food choice, too- the toad in the hole. I had never had it, but the description sounded very breakfasty and that was what I wanted. There are a bunch of other interesting things on the menu, for other visits. The eggs, bacon, potatoes, and sauce were each incredible, and together made for an mmm-worthy meal. Sweetie had the bacon french toast, and I didn't get a taste. Both our meals were that good. It was a little loud, but not distractingly so. The prices seem high, but you know, when you consider how amazing it was and that I got beer it's really not bad. read more

Wolf's Ridge Brewing - Coffee, beer, phones- we're ready for breakfast - Breweries Near Me - Columbus, Ohio

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The ambience was very nice and comfortable. It can get a bit noisy but that's expected in this style restaurant. The service was great and the food was of a great variety. I was with a group so we shared almost everything. We ordered: - octopus appetizer: 5/5 - tuna ceviche: 3.5/5 (to me it missed seasoning, the flavor was good but I found myself wanting salt or lime juice) - shishito peppers: 5/5 - toothfish: 5/5 - rack of lamb: 4/5 (the lamb was great but the side wasn't up to par with the lamb, for me it clashed and I found myself eating the entree and leaving a majority of the mash behind) Their menu had all types of food and I would be interested to try them for lunch as well. They also grew their own beer (obviously in the name) and some of my colleagues did enjoy them. read more

Wolf's Ridge Brewing - Menu - Breweries Near Me - Columbus, Ohio

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Wow, all I can say is wow. This is a gastronomic paradise that also serves their own varieties of beer. My coworkers and I came here after asking our hotel for a good place to eat dinner. The menu constantly changes apparently and it is a family-owned business. For starters, we shared the caprese, cheese plate, and the plate simply called radishes. The caprese was good. The cheese plate had a smear of some kind of jam that I didn't remember but also had a nice salty ice cream which I can't remember the flavor of either. I do know that the radish plate was a very interesting one and was highly recommended by our server. The whole plate was made up of every part of the radish. There were pickled radishes surrounded by whole radish slices, radish leaves, a radish puree, and a cheese-like smear. That was by far my favorite appetizer plate. It would be something that I would want to order again. For an entree, I ordered the rack of lamb and my two coworkers ordered the flat-iron steak. My coworkers loved their flat-iron steak entrees. As for my rack of lamb... what can I say but YUM! I ordered it medium rare and it was cooked perfectly as ordered. It was served with garlic pomme purée, mushrooms, charred turnips, turnip pesto, field greens and a demi-glace. I finished the whole meal and was actually wanting some more. This is a great place for a beer and very yummy food. Definitely yummylicious and a must-visit place in Columbus, OH. read more

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TL;DR - Good beer, skip the food. This place's ambition overshot their execution by far. The hot dishes were came out of the kitchen cold AF. The cold dishes came out warm. Everything was under-seasoned and kind of bland. The only reason this review has two stars instead of one is cause the beers were pretty decent. If this review was only based on the beers I'd have given it a 4 or 5. read more

Great place overall. Have mostly been for dinner but I did try brunch for the first time recently. Food has been great every time. Nice selection of beer and cocktails and the service was friendly and fast. Will be back! read more

I was told by someone this was the best brewery in Columbus so we came here. The front room is usually packed but there's usually space in the back taproom and they serve food as well. The mole lamb and poutine were out of this world! They were so delicious. We had to get extra tortillas for the mole lamb because we wanted to finish every last bite. We got several flights to try different beers and I really enjoyed the premium pt gold sour and the victory ipa. The victory was super clean and I love sours! Come here next time you want good food and good beer. There's also Elevator brewing and Pin Mechanical next door so you can go bar/brewery hopping. read more

Ive been wanting to check out this restaurant for years! Ive always missed the chance and its hard to just walk in here and get a table! Make sure to have a reservation! Right off the bat i loved the feel and look! I requested for a table with great natural lighting for the pics on opentable and they really listen to you! Got the table by the window! I ordered the pork cheek n hash and a glass of prosecco. My friend ordered the benedict and a mimosa and my other friend ordered the french toast and the strawberry beer that gives proceeds to YWCA. We then ordered the burrata (if u follow my posts.. i always order burrata wherever i go if its available) and a side of garlic fries. Everything came out together which i love because the overall picture is a beauty. It smelled heavenly and we were all delighted to dig in. My pork hash was delicious! The eggs are cooked perfectly so u can get a bit of the runny yolk to mix with the cheek n hash but also try it with the wholesome taste of fully cooked whites lol. The meat would break off easily, slow cooked and melts in your mouth! The hash and meat is filled with flavors and goes well with the bread provided! The bread is a but hard so u have to have good teeth for the crust!! The burrata was soooo good im impressed. Ive introduced a lot of my friends to burrata and havent heard one bad thing about them. The creamy cheese compliments the butternut squash and the balsamic with the vinaigrette was out of the world! We were talking amongst ourselves wondering what goes inside the balsamic for it to be so good!! The french toast toppings and flavor was good however our table didnt like how the bread felt uncooked.. i know some ppl like that doughy texture but i like my french toast to be fluffy and cooked all the way. The benedict was delicious as well! If u just eat the eggs, sauce it may get too salty but if u eat it with the biscuit that comes with the meal its a perfect harmony! My friend cleaned her plate! We all loved the garlic fries as well! Lol we got extra balsamic and vinaigrette and would dip both in and eat the fries as well. Wonderful time catching up and this meal was incredible! I was truly impressed and can't wait to try out their dinner menu soon! read more

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I absolutely loved brunch here. I mean LOVED it! You can easily make a reservation on Open Table. Our server, Eric, was the perfect amount of attentive and friendly. My husband and I had the Clear Sky draft beer which was just as light and refreshing as it was described in the menu, and at 5.1%, was just enough to chase away our lingering hangovers. The brunch menu was a delightful list of foods you'll be familiar with but elevated. I had the toad in a hole, which was an amazing twist on nest eggs, and my hubby had the Cuban Benedict which he thoroughly enjoyed. I can't wait to come back and try their dinner menu. read more

Wolf's Ridge Brewing - Toad in the hole...soooooo good! - Breweries Near Me - Columbus, Ohio

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Food was excellent, especially the beet salad with the fried cheese curds. Arugula salad was also a standout. Pierogis were great though a little overpriced. $15 for 6 seems a bit much. Walleye entree was good, though mushrooms were a little cold. Holiday brew was great, nice hint of orange to it. Service was a little slow. We had to wait awhile to order entrees. They maybe were short staffed though. Restaurant is cozy and modern. Loved the plants on the wall. read more

Their beer is excellent. Would recommend everything and anything that their brewers have to offer. I have never gone wrong with a wolf's ridge infusion. I was however left disappointed with their dining room food. The drop biscuits were extremely disappointing and the grits were lacking in flavor. Everyone I dined with was left wanting. Hopefully I'll have a better experience on a future visit because I truly love the brewery side of this establishment and would encourage everyone to go there. read more

Good food but wayyyy too expensive for what you get. Walleye for 28 is Outlandish when I can pull them out of any river in minutes. Overall painfully short menu, very limited option. Very very niche. I ordered the summertime pasta. It was the most expensive plate of buttery noodles ever read more

This was the first stop for a bachelorette party bar hop. It's within walking distance from the Crowne Plaza hotel where we stayed so that was great. We visited the taproom side. I'd say it's an A-Okay place. Appeared to be popular and thus was super crowded and busy on a Saturday evening (6pm-ish) with communal tables, but no issue sharing with strangers if you spotted an open seat. No issue with staff and they tried their best to keep up with the demand. I went with a cocktail $10 and an order of the garlic fries $5. The cocktail was fine. The fries smelled great, and it was plenty to share with several people, but just okay taste. Staff was nice to replace the ketchup with their thousand island for dipping (they were out of ranch). The couple next to me ordered the buffalo drumsticks? and they looked really good. I sampled some of the beers my friends got and they were okay. Honestly, if I lived in the area I would come here at an off time or right at the start of Happy Hour to try it again, I think this trendy place seemed like it would be more enjoyable with less people in it. Maybe try the dining room next time. Just nothing wowed me enough to balance out/counteract the crowd. Disclaimer, I'm not an extrovert or partier, I prefer day drinking with a couple friends and in bed by 10pm. read more

Wolf's Ridge Brewing - Garlic Fries - Breweries Near Me - Columbus, Ohio

**This is really a 3.5 Star rating that I rounded up only because our server was SO excellent** I finally made it in to Wolf's Ridge Brewing. I will be honest, the menu never looked appealing to me and I probably would have never made it in if not for a friend selecting this establishment for his birthday party. I feel like the food options just seem so pretentious for a brewery but that's just me (and my friends, who mostly agreed). I mean, there's a carrot plate. It is just a bunch of carrot foods piled on each other (see my photo). We ordered it because we thought it was funny but it also was just so ridiculous that we didn't finish it. The food is also too costly for me to be a regular here although I may come back and try the brunch. Things that they did super well: - Space: this restaurant is beautiful with perfect lighting; the floors are gorgeous and the bathrooms are super nice; I appreciated the organic soaps that smelled so very good; - Service: impeccable service! We could not have asked for a friendlier, more observant, excellent server; she really made it a great experience! - Steak: Like I said, I find their menu to be a little too ostentatious so I ended up "building my own" meal by getting rid of all of the root veggies and cranberry sauce and going with a plain steak and fingerling potatoes - it was DEFINITELY the way to go. My boyfriend and friend who ordered the steak as it is advertised on the menu were decidedly jealous of my meal and wished that they, too, had built a meal - Drinks: cocktails, wine selection and beer selection are huge; my friends delighted in drinking the Chimney Sweep and I had a nice tempranillo; Things that they do not so well: - Community tables: no one likes these...especially in a restaurant where you're going to drop a lot of cash on a meal; - The tables have weird foam stuff on the bottom so be mindful if you accidentally touch the bottom of a table - it will freak you out; - Food: the carrot plate is just weird and not very good; the cheese plate is super overpriced...three flimsy pieces of cheese and some berries and a weird ice cream - nah, I'm cool. Also, the food is too expensive for what it is. If I am going to spend a lot on food, I'm just not going to do it here. read more

Wolf's Ridge Brewing - This super silly carrot plate...skip it!! - Breweries Near Me - Columbus, Ohio

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The absolute best. Menu changes often, the best beers in Columbus and outstanding staff.

Came here for a group dinner--- trendy, fun and delicious! Ambiance - intimate and cozy yet lively. Excellent service Drinks - large beer selection (which of note is different than that in the tap room). Seasonal cocktails which were tasty. Also had an old fashioned -- the first one was AMAZING. Second one just okay. Food -- delicious. Fave apps- salmon tartar with great portion size. Bread and butter also good portion. Entrees - favorite were salmon and scallops and would definitely get again. Chicken eh- wouldn't recommend Sides - carrots (weird I know) and mushrooms were excellent. Fingerling potatoes just okay. Cost - on the pricey side but the apps and some entrees worth it. Overall fun and delicious food (except the chicken entree). Great for a small group of people or date. read more

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