Columbus Brewing Company Beer Hall

great beer - awesome foodif the prices were slightly lower this place would get 5 stars.the character of the space (old trolley garage) really makes the experience

We stumbled onto this brewery after the eatery that shares a parking lot closed at 8 on a Saturday. The atmosphere was warm and welcoming with fantastic low lighting. The staff was engaging and the drinks were really good. They the bar recommended signature drinks of seasonal brews. They also have a fantastic brunch! Check them out.

So many beer options on tap and delicious food. We decided on the seasonal Christmas beer with Cranberry which was very unique and an IPA which is always good. We also ordered the rhuben with Mac and cheese, yum!

Okay, so we made it back to the trolley district. One time prior for tacos, this time for the Plant Gays (we bought a concrete butt )We popped in as we had time to kill, and I've been wanting to visit them. First off - parking can be annoying (we lucked out) but they have lots everywhere. You may have to drive. The location itself? It's big and airy. They had the garage doors open, and it was an absolutely beautiful breeze. Yeah, rehab factory space, whatever, it's a cool spot and roomy. The service was good - single bartender was getting a little slammed as we arrived (and then more people showed up) so he was being put through the paces. Recommended the Thai beer, which was tasty and different. The food: was lacking. I don't understand this desire to make meals require more work (sawing off the roots of the romaine? Or are we eating the roots now?). It was still tasty, thought. The burger - super simple. Cheese sauce. Bread and butter pickles. And $17. I don't think that was premium beef, but for $17 I expected a helluva lot more. It's not good enough to justify that price, so maybe choose literally anything else on the menu. They do have curry ketchup, which is tasty. And they look like they lifted a couple items from Gemüt's menu (but I'm all for more curry ketchup in life), but just - that's the thing that irritated me. $17 for an okay burger and fries. Everything else? Great!Just skip the burger.

Great happy hour spot! Cocktails are $10 (loved the limoncello spritz) and there's deals on apps too - the fries and poutine are great! I didn't love the chicken tenders, but I would be willing to come back and try another entree. They were kind enough to give me a build your own poutine as my side since we got fries as an appetizer. The patio is great, and dog friendly! Plenty of parking and the option to swing through East Market for a drink before or dessert after too!

Service was very good on a non-busy day. Facility is nice and in line with the adjacent food hall next door. CBC has a great variety of beers. Food was also very good for a brewery. There is a decent amount of parking here. You can also park next door at the food hall and walk over. Looking forward to coming back to try more menu items.

What a great location and experience. Attached to the very unique East Market. Our server was excellent and very friendly. The food was outstanding. I highly recommend the Bucatini. The sauce is a ricotta sauce with a little taste of lemon. The salmon was cooked perfectly. We are outdoors on the beautiful patio. There is corn hole if you enjoy playing. Will definitely be back.

Only popped in for a few drinks before dinner. The building is amazing! The bar is huge. The outside area is awesome. The bartenders took a long while to come over and didn't check back often but maybe it was an off night. We will have to check again soon. They have a lot of really great sounding cocktails and they have their own seltzer which I liked. We shall see.

I went with a group to this restaurant. I was pleasantly surprised by the wonderful meals and delicious drinks. I had the german sausage board. It is essentially a German charchuterie board. A full coil of delicious sausage, saurkraut, beets, dark rye bread, gerkin pickles, whole grain mustard, 2 huge pretzels with beer cheese. The service was wonderful but the noise level was way too loud. Multiple TV's and music and conversations. They have outdoor service but it was too hot. It is very clean. Even the restroom was clean. I will definately go again. I want to try some of their other goodies. My Old fashion drink was delicious and generous. Sorry for no pictures- we were knitting and eating and talking. Oh yeah- when we left they were showing a movie on their terrace. large crowd for that.

This is a four star review with some five star potential. I visited twice in the span of eight days. The first was to sample some beers, and all was good. I especially liked the Crocodile Tongue which is a barrel aged sour using Branstool Orchard peaches. The Schwarzbier and East Brown & Down were also refreshing dark beers off the tap. The next weekend I ordered the Poutine to go. The order was ready in about five minutes which was a pleasant surprise. Props to the kitchen for keeping the gravy in a separate container to keep the thick Belgian Frites (think steak fries) from getting soggy on my way home. The mushroom gravy was not bad. Fries were fine. Cheese curds were nondescript. I think I would have been more satisfied with an order of the Belgian Frites which is served with two sauces. The menu is way more robust than my shareable order for one. And there were PLENTY of other good sounding beers on tap to try. No doubt that I would return in future visits to East Market.