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If you only skim one Columbus brewery’s website before you visit, Derive’s is worth it because the specials read like someone actually runs the bar instead of hiding everything behind a contact form.
Four friends went from a Munroe Falls garage homebrew name to a Canal Place taproom on South Main with visible kettles, food, and trivia nights that downtown Akron still lists on its calendar.
The Phoenix Brewing Company fills a restored Schroer mortuary on North Diamond in downtown Mansfield with sixteen taps, two patios, weekend music, and an upstairs Spirit Room that serves whiskey and cocktails on its own schedule.
Campfire Brewing on Frost Road in Westerville feels built for mixed groups, with house beer plus wine, spirits, and cocktails, and Antonio’s Pizzeria running inside so pizza and pints stay in the same room.
Goldhorn Brewery pours from Hub 55 on East 55th in Cleveland’s St. Clair Superior neighborhood, naming itself after Slovenian folklore while keeping Polka City Pilsner and Dead Man’s Curve IPA in steady rotation for taproom guests and retail shelves.
Masthead Brewing Co. runs a huge downtown taproom out of the old Bryant Building on Superior Avenue, pouring hazy IPAs and medal-winning lagers alongside wood-fired pizza in a space that still reads like the car dealership it was built to be in 1921.
