The Suite Bar & Grill

Save your money! We had a large party and everybody’s food came out seperate and when you order food with sides, they come out seperately! I only had wings and fries and the fries came out 20 minutes after the wings! It seems that there is always an excuse (only one fryer, the pizza oven’s broken, blah, blah, blah). You’d think that of 5 people ordered fries that they could all be cooked together but nope! If you want to wait an hour for you food in an uncrowded place then go here. The pizza was pretty good though but that’s about it. I’ve been here 3 times and each time has been a disaster!

Me, my wife and friends were headed out to eat I suggested mikatas and of course everyone whined because we eat there a lot and said let’s try something different. They spotted this bar and grill next door and it was 3 to one decision so I buckled and agreed to go. As soon as we arrived we were seated in the bar side (smoking side) the place was empty with maybe a few people drinking and dining in. As I looked around I saw potential in the place the layout of the furniture and it’s open until 3am, I told my wife and friends we should get a good group and just come up here one Saturday it’s not too crowded smoke wasn’t overwhelming music was up to date and waitress was just right. I had no idea what I wanted due to the fact I wanted that damn soup and salad and teriyaki chicken I had my stomach set on. So my wife and I settled for pizza she got the grilled chicken spinach whatever and I got the pepperoni and sausage. It did take a while to get it which was fine because we were entertained with OKC and the Warriors basketball game and music with conversation. The pizza finally arrived and was epic I’m a picky eater but I tried my wife’s grilled chicken pizza and it was great as well. Overall we will be back and give it a shot with a larger group due to the atmosphere and look also food. Only complaint food just a tad quicker and please get draft beer but other than that it’s badass!

USED TO BE GOOD before New Years’ 2014!
I used to go every (or every other) Wednesday for about 2 months around the summer of 2013. When I first started going there, it was fresh faces, a decent selection of music with an in-​house DJ, a mixed and pretty big crowd, and the drinks were decently priced. But too much of a good thing can turn into a bad thing. After about 2 weeks, it started becoming the same thing. The same faces, but the crowd got smaller by the week, the drinks were more and more watered down, the music was the exact same every week like it was on a playlist. I mean, come on! You have an in-​house DJ! Why is the music still the same. And if I hear that Pitbull song one more time, I’m gonna scream! So I only started going sporadically throughout the year, and it was still the same. No new faces, same music. Then I made the mistake of deciding to order mozzarella sticks. They were $ 7– one buck per stick that were approximately the size of a pinky finger. I waited 45 mins to an hour for them, and when they came out, they were burnt! And I’m talking Wesley Snipes black! Ever watch the movie Blade? Yeah, that guy. I decided to give them one more chance and went after the new year. The usual mixed drink I usually get jumped up to $ 9! This isn’t Vegas, wtf! If they were good drinks maybe, but since they suck major butt cheeks, there’s no way in hell I would go back! Not to mention that the owner floats around like a zombie and watches the crowd– creepy. So just a warning to those are thinking bout wasting their money here, don’t.

Best bar in Columbus, great space. Really good prices. Heather is a fuckin amazing bartender, on point with the drinks and great personalty.

Oh how the mighty have fallen. I used to love this place, but its been plagued by ownership issues apparently. I asked a friend if this was the same as Mediterranean Café and they said sort of. I remembered how much I loved the blush tortellini. What I had tonight was at best average. Unfortunately, it was also really overpriced, which bumps the place from 3 to 2 stars. Bread was good though, not as great as it used to be, but still pretty darn good, but the marinara to dip it in was bland. My mom got the chicken alfredo and was not impressed. Overall, I’d say go somewhere else.

I really disliked my whole experience.
The outside of the restaurant and their website advertise an upbeat bar and grille but inside it’s a deadbeat Italian restaurant. And a bad one at that.
The service was terrible. Our waitress was young and barely talked to us. She took forever to fill my drink every time and the check took FOREVER.
The food is awful. I ordered a «lite» shrimp pasta dish, it was a bowl of pasta with a very bland tomato sauce and the most overcooked shrimp I have ever eaten. I didn’t even finished them they were so dry and rubbery. The dish was watery, flavorless, and all around awful.
The salads also aren’t fresh and my balsamic dressing was so runny and bland. My friend ordered a pepperoni pizza and they brought her a cheese pizza that looked nasty and the mozzarella sticks look like they came out of the freezer section.
My biggest complaint is the prices. They charge like they are a high class restaurant which they are far from it.
I wouldn’t recommend this restaurant to anyone.

Stopped in on a Friday with some family members to hang out after my grandmother’s birthday party concluded.
It was Latin night, which brought out the best in most people in Columbus. I treated my cousins to some very well made lemon drops and we got a few other drinks, practiced a little merengue, and a little bachata.
There was a gay couple dancing as well, which is fine and normal, except for the younger guy’s jacket! He had one of the throwback, airbrushed jackets with someone’s face and the «shiny» style lettering. It was pretty funny. They were pretty awesome at all of the Latin dances, however. Especially salsa.
Overall a great place. When I used to go here five years ago it wasn’t nearly this fun. Glad to see they got a new (see: actual) sign outside too!

First time. Saturday night and we were the only ones in the place. Food was not very good and the shrimp was way over cooked. If you want the almost exact same menu with great taking food and super staff try the Wood Stone. Much more authentic.

Upon walking in, the place had an upscale feel. We were seated right away and realized that there were no other people in the restaurant. It was completely silent in the place, even the five or six TVs were muted and it was cold in there. I found myself wishing I had worn a coat. We ordered and the food came out extremely fast. Neither of us liked our food. It wasn’t bad, but it wasn’t good enough to clean our plates or get a to-​go box. The server was friendly enough, but we won’t be going back. It was all just so unimpressive. While the decorations are nice, the silence,
cold temperature and mediocre food ensure there won’t be repeat customers.

I wouldn’t give this restaurant any stars. I should have known it was going to be terrible as soon as I walked in the door as the entire place smelled of smoke. They only had one waitress on a Wedesday night for the entire restaurant including the bar. It was clear she had an attitude problem, plus she was just overworked as she had no help from the owners who were to busy hanging out in the front. I food was late, not to mention overpriced. I was not happy with the experience. I will never come back again.

This was our first visit to The Suite. An uncrowded Tuesday evening. We were seated and promptly waited on. The Greek salads were fine but the rolls a bit hard. My wife had the ribeye which she thought was a bit grisley but acceptable. I had the shrimp diabllo which i enjoyed but if you do not care for spicy food do not try this dish. Service was good and prices are acceptable.

Came here with a guy buddy. First time eating here and probably the last. The staff is friendly, but the food is below mediocre. Overpriced and taste is not appetizing. The adjacent bar and lounge is great but the restaurant is below average.