I haven't been able to find anywhere else in town that makes a Juicy Lucy. I think some places used to, but they no longer have them on the menu. And of course, they're easy enough that you might be able to talk someplace into making it for you. Or, make one at home! It's not hard. We used to do it all the time. I think we just called them stuffed burgers. Put your own cheese inside, or whatever you like. Anyway, I've been thinking about getting one, and coming here, for a long time. I've been hanging out in German Village more, so I have already tried most of the restaurants around. Not this one, not yet. It's a bar/restaurant, and when I went at 6 PM on a Thursday they had a steady stream of people, but were not busy. Service was very good, although a little slow because there was only the one bartender to handle both drinks at the bar and any food orders at the bar or at tables. But she stayed on top of things, and I saw other people getting what looked like above average bar food like wings, etc. And then I got my burger. It was huge. They take two good sized patties and put the cheese of your choice in between there. Of course, your choices are only feta and American I think. I went with feta. There was a lot of stuff in the middle, and it turned the whole concoction into a very large burger. I wasn't quite able to finish it. It also comes with a big pile of pretty darn good fries. And a pickle, which made a nice counterpoint. I really liked the whole meal. The burger was cooked up well, a little crispy on the edges. The cheese was semi melted, but still intact to some extent. The whole thing held together well. It was on a good bun. I was very impressed, and I would get one again. Plus, there are a few other things on the menu that look nice. I honestly didn't even look closely at the bill, so they may have charged me all the extra things that other people are complaining about. And then I put a tip on top of that. But the price seemed reasonable for the very good, very large portions of food. The place is pretty cozy inside. Lots of wood, TV screens, bar seats, and tables and booths. It's not huge, but it's big enough. I bet it gets busy on weekends. They do have a three season room out back.

Friendly service, excellent drinks, and the cheesesteak was delicious! My daughter and I stopped in here after a 12 Hour road trip. What's the name of your drink? I'm writing a review. I had the purple haze and it was perfect! Tart, and tasty and refreshing. Thank you so much! We will be back.

Double Take is a nice bar downtown. Amosphere is nice and comfortable the drinks well made. There's I love the lighting that gives it kind of a tavern like effect. There's a nice little patio out in the back with a wall waterfall in the summertime. They do a variety of different events depending on the day. Friday night is R&b night currently burlt there's also a delicious brunch on Sundays and karaoke some nights. The restaurant is not usually crowded but that's depending on what's going on but a nice place to hang out on any day and really good food.

Bartender Nija great customer service very friendly food always good , best long islands in Columbus

My wife went here about 8pm on a Saturday night. They were not busy, just some people hanging out at the bar. The service was excellent and the prices were quite reasonable. The food was great too. My only complaint is the automatic 18% gratuity added to EVERY check. I always tip more than that anyway, but they must have had an issue with customers not tipping? Requiring a tip feels like an odd choice. I had to look it up on the menu afterward and it does say it online, but there was no mention of it in our time there. I could see a lot of people missing that on their check and unintentionally double-tipping. I would probably return here. It's a bar/restaurant, so plenty of options for food and drinks. I am glad they had a veggie sandwich and their french fries were great! My wife liked her salmon sliders and we enjoyed the fried pickle chips too.