Columbus Brewing Co

Beer good. Cosmo ok. Food downright disgusting. The pepperoni flatbread was tasteless and the bread soggy. The pulled pork was inedible. The salad was iceberg with pale tomatoes. RUN.

Great meal (butternut squash risotto) and awesome beer election. Super friendly staff and prompt seating, even in a busy Saturday night.

Ok place for a beer or wine. Food is mediocre and wait staff not very friendly. Had to ask for salt /​pepper and ketchup. Fish and chips was frozen fish sticks and tartar sauce bland. Glad more places are opening up at CMH.

We love going to the original CBC downtown, but this place was awful. We will not be returning here before flights.

I’ve been to the regular CBC many times and always enjoy the experience. This is a totally different place and they should change the name because it is hurting the brand of CBC.
We were looking for something quick before a flight. My husband ordered the Turkey sandwich and I had the chicken quesadilla. His turkey sandwich was very pitiful looking. It was very small and looked smashed. My quesadilla was okay. The housemade chips were not crispy. Our server never came back to check on us and service overall was slow.
The staff here was very concerned with talking to each other and yelling through the restaurant regarding when they would work next.
I will never choose to eat here again. I expected more from the CBC name and was disappointed.

Horrible service. My waiter, John was extremely rude. I will never eat here again and will be making a call to report the horrible service.

Ever had a soggy, boneless chicken wing? No? Then this place is for you.
At the outset, I have to say that most airport food stops have an awareness that the patrons aren’t there to lollygag, but have a flight to catch. Not so at CBC. Your food may or may not arrive in time for you to catch that flight that is still an hour away and your server may not give a damn.
Enter the boneless «tangy» wings. Ugh. These boneless wings were soggy, not crunchy at all (even though battered and deep fried), giving them the consistency of meatballs. Looking to the sauce as a saving grace? Nope, not so much. Far from «tangy» this buffalo sauce is just spicy crap. No tang.. . nothing savory…just soggy deep fried chicken doused in horrid red spicy crap.
Oh, the beer was good. Top notch. One star.

I had an early flight and CBH had all its lights on, security gates raised for some reason. As myself and others sat down in the area the staff rudely informed us they were closed and we could not sit in the area till they were open in 10 minutes. Then when more people sat down the server asked her coworker why the customers were so stupid. Oh well customer service at its best, what great ambassadors to greet people into Ohio and the city of Columbus.

Ordered the chicken fiesta salad. Lettuce was wilted and the salad soggy. It was obvious this had been made hours earlier.
Barely edible.
What is it about CMH airport where the food is always bad? Even Wolfgang Puck’s on a previous trip was so-​so.
WiFi stinks as well. Keeps dropping out.

Awful service. Waited for 25 minutes before the server acknowledged that I was sitting at the bar, at which point they told me they could give me to go order for the food, which they never delivered, even after charging me. Avoid.

Apparently in CMH’s concourse B, you can get a decent meal or a decent beer, but not both at the same place. If you’re looking for food, I recommend you keep walking down the concourse until you reach Wolfgang Puck Express. The rather uninspired menu at Columbus Brewing Company dissuaded me immediately, and judging by other reviewers’ experiences, that was a good call on my part.
The beer, on the other hand is pretty solid. At Wolfgang’s you’ll only find mass market stuff on tap, so assuming you don’t want to drink something brewed by a multinational conglomerate, it’s worth stopping at Columbus Brewing Company.
And yes, the service is woefully slow. At least the beer is good.

Had a very good salas, waitress was on top of the order, had no problem making my flight. But big negative was plastic knives and forks. Bummer… Prices were very reasonable for airport restaurant, maybe it’s a Columbus area pricing???

It is a restaurant within the airport… pricing is of course a little higher. Lucky me the waitress helped me to find something on the menu to support my gluten-​free diet. She went back to the kitchen and came back with some tweaks on a few menu items. Beware cross-​contamination is still possible, their kitchen is not so big and they cannot prevent this. Overall a good experience, food an soda until the flight goes. Thanks for taking good care of me.

Not bad for an airport bar. Good place to hang out if you have a few hours to kill. Not too much else on this side of the security gate.

Chewy, hard previously frozen cheap chicken tenders. Stale potato chips. Watered down Coke. Not good in any way.

I was with 2 of my co-​workers waiting for our flight back to PHL and we wanted a bite to eat and a drink. We had an hour to kill. We saw the sign for CBC right across from our gate. Perfect. We also saw what looked like chicken fingers on the sign in front of CBC. We all thought that sounded good.
The place was pretty much packed. We could see 1 empty table in the back corner. We had to squeeze back there and steal a chair from another table so we could all sit together. The table was so small, maybe 2 feet in diameter, I still don’t know how we fit our food and drinks on it. It was a juggling act.
About 5 minutes after we were seated the 1 server working the cramped quarters took our food and drink orders. We all ordered chicken and chips (chicken fingers and potato chips) with honey mustard, and I forget what drinks they had but I had a Columbus pale ale.
Our drinks came out about 10 minutes later. Mine was a decent pale ale, nothing to write home about. I was in a rush and not paying attention to the menu prices but I noticed on the bill they charged me 8 dollars for it. Not worth it, sorry, even in an airport.
We waited what seemed like forever for our food. We sat down at 12:30 and didn’t get our food until 1:10, so not quite forever, but 40 minutes was a bit long for what we ordered. Our gate announced our flight was boarding soon, so we had to wolf everything down. Unfortunately I finished most of my beer while waiting for the food, so it was a bit of a struggle eating my meal. Especially considering most of the chicken fingers were like real fingers in that they were loaded with stringy tendons. None of us could finish them they were so difficult to eat.
Overpriced beer. Bad food. Slow service. Horrible seating.
I would not stop here again.

Nice place to grab a beer while you wait for your flight. Sit across from the bar facing the terminal I you enjoy some high-​traffic people watching. I really enjoyed the Columbus Brewing Co. beers and would recommend the Scottish Ale if you like a big malty brew.
Didn’t sample their cuisine, but it looked like the standard mediocre food you’d find at an airport bar.
Located directly across from the B22/​B24/​B26 gate, it’s hard to miss when killing time at CMH.
Like the beer; bartender was nice; all in all, nothing special.

Oh, previous reviewer be glad, GLAD, no one came over, took your order, then delivered possibly the most vile, soggy, cold chicken ciabetta sandwich imaginable. No one could have sat around the corporate table at the test tasting and said, «Yep, let’s serve this.» Wow. Horrible. Go a little further to the Wolfgang Puck Express.

I’ve never eaten here, but I’ve eaten plenty at the location in the Brewery District in downtown.
Suffice to say, this location is run by the management company that runs all airport food vendors and thus, there is a major loss in quality of service. But I’d still rather have a local brew here than a piss beer over at Buckeye Hall of Fame.
Note: the non-​satellite location of Buckeye Hall of Fame couldn’t survive the recession and yet Columbus Brewing Company is a thriving and much loved brew pub.