The Old Mohawk

Outstanding lil' bar and gastropub in German Village... Stopped by TOM on a Saturday for lunch... It's a friendly, kitchy, neighborhood joint. TOM's got cool old school vibes with excellent service (our server Heather was great) and good food at a fair/reasonable price. This lil' place is certainly worth a stop when coming to German Village.

Stopped in for a late lunch with friends. As always, the place is warm and cozy and welcoming. I had the tomato bisque and half club sandwich. One soup was well spiced (not spicy) and delicious and the club is dependably good. Service was excellent - attentive and prompt.

I got together with a childhood friend that I have not seen in fifteen years for lunch at the Mohawk Restaurant. It was nice to hear that he was doing well in his profession and marriage. He has one child and a Golden Retriever named Rex.He chose the Mohawk Restaurant because we often came here forbrewswhile living off campus. The restaurant dates back to the 1920's and is reflected in the ambiance. Brick walls, dark wood flooring, historic photos on the wall and an antique bar.As for the food, I ordered the Mother Mohawk (grilled roast beef, homemade chicken salad with swiss cheese on marbled bread). They offer a unique mustard with caraway horseradish sauce) $13.95. It paired well with a local brew they called CBC Bodhi $5.75. One brew often follows another.The service was sufficiently speedy considering the number of tables inside and outside she needed to attend to. She appreciated the tip. My childhood friend ordered the Bratwurst sandwich also $13.95. There is only street parking in the German Village.

My nephew and I enjoyed a nice lunch here on a Saturday afternoon after visiting the Book Loft. He was excited to try turtle soup, and he enjoyed it very much! He (at 22 years old) is a BIG eater and he smashed a giant burger with mushrooms! I had the Rueben, which was tasty... but the bread was way too mushy and unpleasant. Mini potato pancakes were a fun side!

Went here for the first time and overall had a good experience! It is a cute little place in the German Village neighborhood. The Old Mohawk does have a fairly large menu. We enough ended up getting the BBQ Bacon Burger with fries. I enjoyed the burger, but there was just a little too much BBQ on it for me and made it a bit messy - would get it on the side in the future. The fries and service were great! Parking was not hard to find, there's free street parking.

The Mohawk never disappoints! The food is always top notch and served fresh. The drinks are strong! The service is quick and attentive. We started with drinks, appetizer, meal, and dessert. It was all amazing. The hardest part is finding a parking spot on the street. There is some seating outside and many tables inside. I loved my salad and sandwich. We will be back!

Mohawk is one of my go to's in German Village. It has a classic, homey feel. Not many frills but great prices, great service, and pretty good food all things considered. Below are the things I liked and didn't like so much on my most recent visit. Things I liked: * affordable prices * nice portions * veggie chili had a bit of a peppery-ness and a kick to it * fried pickles were not too salty * great service * lots of seating * great bread (we had the Mother Mohawk and Turkey Reuben) Things I didn't like: * Cauliflower wings were not available but were still listed on the menu (our server indicated they would not be available for some time so keep that in mind if you're planning a visit soon) * our table was a bit wobbly * parking can be tricky at peak times, but luckily we found a spot nearby

Came here for a "late" dinner around 9PM on a Thursday, as most places in Columbus seem to close at 9PM. It was pretty empty but had a very homey, old school vibe. Our waitress/hostess greeted us and got us seated quickly.Food wise, I ordered the soup and sandwich combo and we got fried pickles to start. We wanted the fried cauliflower but they've been out for months apparently. The pickles came out hot and weren't overly pickley and well battered and crisp. I actually enjoyed it with the ranch. I got the mother mohawk and french onion soup as my main and again, I found both to be very enjoyable. I wish the bread in the soup wasn't soaked through so I could have some textural contrast but the melty cheese on top helped. The bread on the sandwich was great and toasted and the chicken salad-reuben combo was interesting and delicious.Overall, it was a cute neighborhood eatery and very affordable!

Ruben was nothing to brag about. Burger was good.How does the health dept not close it down.

On a rare sunny day (Sunday) my grand daughter and I found this place. I am so glad we did!! It was so good. I had the 1/2 soup 1/2 salad. It was great. The soup (tomato basil) could have been hotter but the taste was on point. I had the Mohawk salad....delicious! My grand daughter had the pesto grilled chicken sandwich and wedge fries. We both loved our choices. We'll definitely be back. Service was very good too.