Ziggy’s

This is a wonderful place to pick up a lot of cheap booze. It has everything for your party needs. There is PBR and several craft beers. It kind of looks out of place for the trendy neighborhood, but it is still worth it. They need a place like this around there.

Just moved in a few houses down the street. They have a decent enough selection of craft beer in six packs and bombers. You just can’t beat the convenience. I’ve never actually «driven through» the store, I usually just walk in there, grab my beer and walk it up to the counter.

I live a two minute walk from Ziggy’s so I’m there every other day. It has all you need: beer, cigarettes, drinks, and a few snacks.
I wish the entire Culpepper’s «plaza» was remodeled a bit and modernized because Harrison West is such an awesome neighborhood. But, I still love it.

I love little conveniences. Yes it is only three feet from the parking lot of Culpepper’s to its door but maybe I am tired. That is why the brainiacs of Culpeper’s put together the idea of a drive through. Ensuring that during its business hours no one in Columbus has to leave their car to get beer, chips, or even gum. And I wonder why we are considered an «fitness challenged» city.
Culpepper’s is nice in that it has been around forever. People still talk of making a beer run to Ziggy’s, its former name. The staff is local and will easily begin to recognize you if you become a Culpepper’s regular. The inside of the store holds usual convenience store fare, but who really goes inside. I swear they look surprised if you get out of your car.
Go here if you are lazy like me or need to pretend you are too busy to even get out of your car. Or shake it up and roam around the inside.

Hooray! I can finally go on beer runs and not have to get out of my car! Awe-​some!
To think, a city so dependent on the automobile would be such a barren, rocky place when it comes to the midwestern staple that is the Drive-​Thru. Besides The Oasis (or whatever it’s called now) over near Olentangy and N. Broadway, this might be the only drive through beer place within a two mile radius of Ohio State University’s campus. Two miles may not seem like a lot, but when you have that many different booze supply options within such a relatively small amount of real estate, two miles may as well be two hundred.
Which is why Ziggy’s is such a clutch player in these parts. Victorian Village may be predominately occupied by young professionals, but when you’re doing your part to lower the area’s property values by the thousands through excessive alcohol consumption like I am, nothing helps expedite the process than a readily available brew-​thru to get the job done.
Not only is the service here fast and easy, but the beer selection is top top. Along with econo-​cubes of Natty and PBR, you’ll also find a respectable selection of microbrews, imports, and whatever else you may need to impress your grad school friends at their big kid parties in Grandview or Upper Arlington. Or you can roll up with a 40 of Olde English in a brown paper bag like I do. Ziggy’s won’t judge you either way. They’ll even bring it right out to your car for you! God bless America!