Columbus Brewing Company

CBC is top notch everything. Great beer, great pizza. Try Bodhi!!! Definitely my favorite DIPA and a must try for hop heads. I also couldn't believe how good the Detroit style pizza was. I haven't been since their old location in the brewery district, but I'll definitely be back regardless of the slightly inconvenient location 2023 edit: this location doesn't have pizza anymore ☹️ go to the one by east market

The past three times there have been random issues with this place. The first time the kitchen was closed two hours early and no reason was given. The second and third time, they closed at least two hours before their posted times and gave no reason. Luckily we don’t live super far away but this is ridiculous. Guess we’ll go elsewhere or call this place every single time we want to go here

Tried 8 different beers in 2 flights- each one was very good. The food was great too(southern chicken sandwich) The service (Lauren) was excellent!!

I tried to make reservations but no online option. I than called the number under the address and it sent me to the 'other' location. They could not give me the number of the correct location. I than finally found the correct number and called to make a reservation and was sent to voicemail. This is at 4:30PM Friday. I guess I won't be going to the Columbus Brewing Company tonight.

Came here after the Ohio State game to eat. Only about 4 families in here luckily, however they were out of 4 diff beers we tried to order, pear for the pear marg on their menu along with queso which is annoying, I guess just tell me what you DO have in stock. I’m fairly certain the bartender was the only individual working, I felt really bad for her when tons of people started rolling in. Her name was Alyssa according to the receipt and she was very good. Nice atmosphere and clean.

Some of the beers are too expensive. The beers are served in fractions of a litre (perhaps to mask the price). $7 for 0.2 of a litre (under 7 ounces) may be justified for a really special brew, but most of the beers at this price are not really special. The $6 price for standard beers translates to a bit over $7 a pint, which is OK because the beers are fresh. But with an inch of foam, a 13.5 ounce (0.4L) pour is about 12 ounces. And when the top of the foam is a quarter inch below the rim, there’s even less in the glass. Happy hour beer prices ($5 for draught beers) and 1/2 price shareables are bargains. Service is variable - we’ve had good and bad. The pizza they used to sell was good, but they’ve stopped selling it.

My first visit was a comedy of errors. I started off by ordering two small beers to taste them and ended up with two full-sized beers for myself. I then ordered a salad topped with chicken tenders. I was informed by the server that they weren't serving chicken tenders with salad and so I needed to order the more expensive chicken tenders separately. The tenders arrived without the salad and, after some time passed and I asked about the salad, I was informed that they were out of lettuce. The beer and food were both fine otherwise. The servers themselves were nice but the quality of service was a bit of a disaster.

Great beer, atmosphere is nice, foods good. Staff are friendly.