Yellow Springs Brewery Taproom & Kitchen

First time here. It is self seating, self ordering from your table, and self pay. They have staff to run your drinks and food to your table. Food was fine, the cheese curd coating/fry was not to my liking to me it was like they were fried in old oil. The burger and sandwich were great. Fries were nothing special. Things were a little over priced to me but my dunkel beer was great. I'm not rushing back but would go back.

I definitely liked this place better when it was The Crest. For one thing, they've eliminated most of the seats at the bar. The service is basically self-serve. You have to stand in line to order your beer. You have to get your own water as well. When seated, there are QR codes at the table for ordering your own food, which is fine. But this is where I have a problem with tipping the full 20%. If it's not full service why give the full tip? At place like this tipping shouldn't even be suggested.What really got me is the price of the food at Yellow Springs. I paid $16 for a regular cheeseburger, and an extra patty was $6. It was probably the most expensive burger I've ever had, and there wasn't anything special about it.All things considered, I won't be going back to this restaurant. For the money I paid I can get much better food and service elsewhere.

We have been wanting to try yellow springs for a while now! We tried visiting about a month ago but were unable to find parking, so give yourself a little extra time to find a spot if the lot is full. I ordered the sweet and spicy chicken sandwich, which was great (not too spicy for people who are sensitive). My fiance ordered the cheeseburger, which he also enjoyed! Food was hot and came out very quickly. You can order everything at the bar or via the QR code on the table. Great spot for larger groups too!

Love that there is a location closer to us now. We have always enjoyed their beers while visiting the original location. We tried some new to us beers on this visit which were solid as well as some pretzels which were really good. Bartenders were absolutely fantastic!

I was super excited to try this place when they opened! I have mixed feelings, the drinks were super cheap (1 cider and 2 beers plus tip was $14 during Happy Hour) and the ambiance was so nice inside! The service was great, but the cider and beers were just not very good :( I'd still be open to try them again when it warms up in the spring / summer, but for now it's probably a pass. Did not try any food, but it did look super good!

Stopped in to meet a friend on a weekday night, and found a completely pleasant, adults in puffer jackets, working professional-vibe. A few toddlers accompanied their parents, and it was a calm but jovial atmosphere.Beers were lovely - Boat Show and their Farmhouse verily satisfied, and the food was nothing special but completely fine. We tried a falafel wrap that was small-ish but very flavorful. It came on a store bought pita, with falafel that were a bit wet inside? Drowned in tzatziki - which I prefer. Sweet and Spicy Fries were not spicy, but had a distinct Asian flair - very impressive looking and tasted good. You will not find any college students here (phew!). When the weather gets warmer I'll be back to meet neighborhood friends on the patio.

I am so happy this is in Columbus! I have previously visited Yellowsprings Brewery in Yellowsprings and enjoyed it so much. So I'm glad they're open here now and serve their own food!When you walk in, I expected a host stand and to be seated, but it's a first come first seating. However, you order everything (drinks and food) at the counter. That line seemed a little slow to get through from what I saw. However I sat at the bar and was able to order everything directly from my seat. There is a heated outdoor area to help add to the seating.I tried a few beers and enjoyed them all. My friend I was with did try a sour beer which was definitely one of the better sours beers I've had anywhere.The food was great. I ordered the Butternut Grilled Cheese which was so crispy and savory.I would have given it 5 stars but opted for 4 since the service was a little slow and slightly unorganized, which is to be expected however since this place just opened. Next time I come here I hope to give it 5 stars!

Got a beer here on opening day, and it was excellent! I got the handsome brown and was probably one of the first two or three beers served at this location. Service was speedy. I did not get food. There's an area for merch and to go beer. One wall is painted with the YSB logo. Not much else really as far as ambiance.

Congrats on the grand opening! My co workers and i were able to grab a spot after work and it was packed. The ambiance was very nice and welcoming . Service was very nice and helpful. However I was very disappointed in the food. They have a full kitchen and my poutine was pitiful, it had zero gravy and the egg was too fried it had black around the edges. It was not worth 12$. I think the menu could use some work, but I would go back for their drinks.

I had a late lunch there on Thursday, December 21, around 3:30pm. I had taken a long hike with my son and just gotten back into town from a state park. We were hungry, wanted a beer and Yellow Springs was new, having replaced "The Crest". It is located at the corner of Indianola and Crestview. I would say it is west of Clintonville, north of OSU and inside Columbus, OH proper - but I am no geographer.The beers are all small batch brews (at least on the menu) and I selected one matching my plebeian tastes (I often drink cheap, watery beers and like 'em). This one, while golden was flavorful, cold and crisp. There was more than one bartender, the bar was crowded, but not the tables in the room.I got a fried and battered fish sandwich and fries, my son a falafel and fries. Atmosphere was lively but not obnoxious. The service was friendly and fast. The location (for us) was perfect - a neighborhood bar! The food: tasty, well-presented. The breading on the fish was crunchy, the fries were crunchy and salty. Without asking, our barkeep brought over malt vinegar. What a friendly and customer-aware gesture! I'm going back.