Ohio Brewing

Really good brunch today. I loved the yogurt bar with fruit and granola and the breakfast potatoes were really good!

My friend chose this place for dinner. It was a Monday night so it wasn't all that busy. Tons of parking spaces open.It's a large place! Tons of seating and TVs to catch the baseball and basketball games. Service was slow. Maybe because they weren't busy? Our server hardly came by to check on us so it took a while to get our drinks and even to get our check.We shared the pretzel sticks with cheese. Delicious!For entrees I got the Reuben while my friends got the carnitas tacos and shrimp po boy. Decent. They forgot to add the sauce to my Reuben so it wasn't great. Lacking flavorful. Kinda disappointing. I did like the drinks, the homemade chips, and the space overall. It's very Ohio-themed. See if you can spot Brutus upside down.

This venue is spacious and features a fantastic patio. It is situated between an industrial area and a gentrifying neighborhood, offering better-than-expected location and views. There's a wonderful patio outside with some shade, but it was hot enough that we opted to stay inside. The venue has a great bar, high-tops, low-tops, and plenty of seating. The service is top-notch, making you feel valued and well taken care of. It's even kid-friendly; we saw several other kids, and the server was attentive to their needs, which was much appreciated.We really enjoy this place. We've tried the Shrimp Po Boy, which is loaded with Grilled Gulf shrimp, spicy remoulade, shaved green cabbage slaw, and roasted tomato on a harvest bun. We also had the MUSHROOM & SWISS BURGER, which consists of two 3-oz Ohio beef patties topped with Swiss cheese and bacon, served on a toasted brioche bun (I requested it without the cheese). Another dish we enjoyed was the BREU-BENOBC, which is Pitchback Session IPA-braised corned beef, sauerkraut, and Swiss cheese dressed with 1000-Island and served on rye bread. Everything we've tried here has been excellent.They have 12 of their beers on tap, but we tend to favor the Lulet and the President Pilsner.There are plenty of TVs showing sports. It can get loud and probably raucous when crowded (we went right after they opened on a Friday, and it was slow but picking up). It's definitely an excellent place to have a beer, some food, and maybe watch a game. Bring your family or your friends.

My experience: good food (with several tantalizing menu and off-menu options), better beer, even better service, exceptional Ohio-themed interior and convenient parking. Sign me up!(Actually, I signed myself up to their loyalty program after this visit.)

Every time we've been to this place the food has been fantastic. Brunch may have been one of my favorites. I ordered the biscuits and gravy with an egg and it was wonderful, really well made gravy. The avocado toast was also absolutely delicious.

I came here for brunch on a Sunday and there were plenty of tables. They only serve the brunch menu until 3pm. I had the margherita flatbread and it was really not very good. It seemed like a frozen pizza that they just reheated. That was what made it 4 stars rather than 5 for me because otherwise I loved the space. It has a cool vibe and I loved the pictures of famous Ohioans on the walls.

Outstanding overall. Great beers, and the sausage gravy & biscuits changed my life! Best in town.

I like it. I want to come back. It feels a little out of the way from the other places you might hang out. I don't imagine I'll be walking here from anywhere. But drive over or get an uber. There's plenty of places you hang out within a mile of here. It's worth the trip.I tried 5 beers and liked 3 of them, which is pretty good! Flights are generous pours, but costs $14.50. Decent food options, but I didn't try anything. Apps, sandwiches, pizza, and flatbreads. Happy hour specials daily, but I didn't inquire, because I just needed to try a flight to find what I liked.The best thing about the place by far is the decor and the space in general. It's a former train station and post office turned box factory turned brewery. What a great building!! Hidden gem. The company has had a brewery out of the Cleveland area for over 20 years. They made the right choice opening up a space here in Columbus!I look forward to coming back and getting an IPA again.

OBC probably has the coolest aesthetics out of any brewery I've been to in town. It starts on the exterior, with a bull statue on the roundabout entrance. Inside, they have decor and artwork floor to ceiling, with industrial yet rustic vibes. Happy hour specials are Monday through Thursday with $1 off pints, $2 off flights (five 5oz pours). The flights are served on a wooden Ohio board which fits the name and feel of the place. They also have a wide menu, centered around pizza and flatbreads, but don't sleep on the burgers and sandwiches.

Went for brunch arrived at 10am the place was empty it was snowing. The nice waitress greeted us and later the chief. I had biscuits and gravy was good but a little spicy. We also had a burger and French toast also good. Looking forward to warmer weather to enjoy this place more it's very close to my son's apartment we can walk.