There are institutions and then there is Club 185. A bar that has been around since the mid-50s, plenty of its patrons remember it as their dads' hangout after the neighborhood softball games and a great place to get an authentic Nathan's Coney Island hot dog. Today, the crowd gets a little bit younger in the happy hour zone (don't ask for specials, the prices are already plenty reasonable) but...
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From the high pressed tin ceilings to the candles adorning every table, and from the comfy couches to memorabilia honoring past owners, Club 185 oozes a noisy, but historical kind of charm right down to it's mahogany bar. The two best things at this bar are the bartenders, who are sure carry masters degrees in mixology, and the fantastic prices on food and drinks. Though the menu is sparse,...
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In Short Exposed brick walls, a long, dark bar, a tin ceiling, lots of mirrors and memorabilia of times past (a large photo of a baseball team, the original 1954 liquor license) attract a beautiful 20- and 30-something crowd. A grouping of couches and chairs near the huge front windows provides a cozy spot for groups of friends. People gather by the serviceable jukebox in back and...
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Posted by Contributor
on April 21, 2009, (Edited August 09, 2006)
I love the chips and dip here! So good, also good beer and location. There is a young crowd and and good music. Great view of downtown Columbus and GV is great!
Club 185 is the best when it comes to cheap food and drinks. When you go, you think you have walked into a high class club, but are quickly humbled by its simple interior and great service. I used to live within walking distance of the Club and went there at least once a week. All the drinks are great, martinis included. It is child friendly in there early hours, but get them out before 7 p.m....
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Posted by Haynes7
on April 21, 2009, (Edited December 15, 2008)