The Daily Growler

The interior of Daily Growler is nothing special. A small space with a few tables, a small patio area, and a backroom with a few more tables for the overflow. The reason to go to Daily Growler? The around 50 taps of beer. If you are a beer lover this place is paradise. They have a ton of amazing beer options. Unique options many you will have a hard time finding at other places. Whoever decides their tap lineup must be really passionate about finding exciting beers. I recommend getting a flight when you visit. You wont be disappointed!

I should've given a review pre-pandemic since this is a place we frequent quite often. But after their stellar customer service during the pandemic, I felt it was time to give them the shout out they deserve.Pre-pandemic: we loved coming here, especially with the rotating beer selection the knowledgeable/accommodating workers who let you sample beers before you buy a growler's worth. Such a cool concept for a place and lots of positive features - many sizes of beer to choose from, 60 taps including their non-alcohol root beer, a new growler when you bring the old one in, trivia nights on Wednesdays, a game room where you can choose from a selection of board games, happy hour with 50% off pints, ability to bring your own food, nice small outdoor patioPeri-pandemic: that all is obviously different now. We went a couple weekends ago and I was impressed with their cleanliness. After the customer ahead of us finished ordering, the bartender sanitized the pen, cash register, counter, and her hands, before putting on new gloves to take our order. When you're done paying with a credit card, she makes you leave the pen on the counter rather than putting it back with the other pens so she can appropriately sanitize after each use. I feel confident that they take appropriate measures to keep their customers safe. Other local businesses are not as thorough as them and frankly, have lost my business because of that...but not Daily Growler UA! Way to set a good example!

What a cool little place. We have passed it lots of times and finally checked it out on a weeknight. It was busy on a Tuesday night and had a good mix of young, old, families, singles, dogs, everyone was there! They have 60 taps with every kind of beer you can imagine. They have 5 oz, 8 oz, and 16 oz pours which I love so I can sample things in a smaller size glass. They even had a gluten free beer for me. I wanted to try the guava key lime hard seltzer but it was sold out that night.It appears that you can bring food in, and they have both inside and outside seating. Would be a great place to bring a board game, and a pizza, and make a night of it.

Used to frequent this place as it's down the street from my house.Last few times I've been there, it's been over run with kids. I'm talking table full of kids camped out with iPads and toys. They run around and make noise, and, well, act like kids. In a place that as far as I can tell doesn't sell anything but beer. I don't hate kids or anything, but I used to come on Fridaysat the end of a busy week to relax and have a beer, no to listen to a bunch of screaming kids. It hasn't really been fun for a while, so I guess we'll have to find a new place.

Moms with kids, beware. It says it's a family friendly place, has games for kids, and men can bring their kids, but women with kids are not as welcome.My friend was a faithful customer. Her son was sexually harassed by another patron, and the owners did nothing. Later, she was shamed by another patron (patrons?) about her parenting. They even went so far as to send a letter to her home about it. Her home. The owners didn't even offer empathy for a crappy situation.This place is not child friendly and it not mom-friendly.Go to Crooked Can.

I had to look into The Daily Growler after hearing about the humongous selection of beer. They seriously have 60 varieties that include crafts, internationals, and locals, which makes this a must stop for any beer lover. It has a good happy hour special where pints are half off. The worst thing is they only fill their own growlers. You'll have to buy one there. It has a massive selection of beer. Their best special is unsurprisingly the Daily Growler, which is the beer chosen for that day's special. I like the concept but an annoyance is having to bring in their branded growler. They exchange it for clean ones each visit. This kind of makes sense, but it seems like they're using gimmicks to make you spend a little more. Another thing is there's no descriptions of the beers. You'll have to look online to find them. Apparently there's not enough room for this. It's the trade off for the massive selection. The products still make all this inconveniences worth it. I still like having this as an option for beer. It's cool coming in and looking through the inventory. You have to try some and come back a few times.

The Daily Growler has one of the most impressive selection of American craft beers (60 taps!) in Columbus, and has been my go-to growler filling store for the past 2 years. The staff is friendly, the atmosphere is relaxed, and their website seems to be up to date 99% of the time. My previous review of The Daily Growler had a bit of a fanboy tinge to it, and I grossed over some of the obvious flaws about this place... so I'm updating my review to make it a more balanced review.The good:-Excellent, ever-rotating selection of craft beers on draft.-They frequently carry beers that simply aren't ever available in cans or bottles. -Great service.-They don't serve food, so you can bring whatever takeout food you want with you.The bad:They are very expensive. I'm hesitant to say it... but they're kinda over-priced. Their beer pricing is more consistent with a bar rather than a grocery store. If you don't go during happy hour, a flight (six 5oz pours) can set you back over $20. $20 for 30oz of beer is pretty steep when you think about it. So if the exact same beer is available at a grocery store, you may want to just get it at a grocery store. A pick-6 variety pack of craft beer at Giant Eagle is $11.99 for 72oz of beer.The concept of a growler in itself also has its flaws. You have at most 3 days after opening to drink the whole growler lest it get stale and flat. So a growler of beer is best consumed in large groups, like at a party. Conclusion:-Highly recommended if you're a craft beer snob who likes to try different, rare beers.-Also highly recommended if, unlike me, you can tell the difference in flavor between canned beer and draft beer and really prefer your beer on draft.-Definitely avoid if you prefer to drink beers readily available at the grocery store. This includes craft beer. A 6 pack of Bell's Oberon or Great Lakes Edmund Fitzgerald will be waaay cheaper per ounce at any given grocery store.

Their online ordering has been awesome. I love being able to schedule a pickup time, leave my old growler on a table and basically have a contactless transaction.I visit this location the most now that I'm not working downtown (where the GVBD location is) and I've been impressed with their customer service and cleaning standards.They have a nice selection of beers with lots of price points. I've gotten growlers for as cheap as $13 (and it was craft beer!) to as high as $20+. I really like that each Daily Growler location has different brews on tap too. So if you're looking for something in particular, you can always check their website.

This place is a great place to choose and taste beer. They have 60 choices of beer. My husband and I love to stop here and have a beer and usually end up socializing with everyone. Quite a friendly place.

Place is good!Marketing does a fabulous job promoting events" always a good crowd' good time. Definitely could use some work on cleaner lines.Qaulity beer is your business!!