ALL STOPS

  1. JOHNNIE’S GLENN AVENUE GRILL
  2. KNOTTY PINE BREWING
  3. DK DINER
  4. THE OHIO TAPROOM
  5. BYRNE’S PUB
  6. WOODLANDS TAVERN
  7. MINER 49'ER BLACK LIGHT MINI GOLF
  8. MICKEY'S
  9. MEISTER’S BAR

CRAWL MAP

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DESCRIPTION

Grandview may have a bit of fancy pants to it, but thankfully karaoke, Irish drinking and $1 can night provide a change of pace.

To call Grandview a Columbus suburb is a bit misleading given the area’s proximity to downtown, but the neighborhood is very much its own ecosystem, anchored by Grandview Avenue and a string of restaurants, shops and the area’s best local coffee (Stauf’s).

The variation throughout the area is extreme, from million-dollar homes to rows upon rows of affordable townhomes. That diversity lends itself well to a handful of dive bar gems largely outside of the main commercial corridor. It could be argued that Grandview is home to the city’s best dive bar (JOHNNIE’S GLENN AVENUE GRILL , below), best karaoke bar ( MICKEY'S , below) and best deep-dish pizza ( MEISTER’S BAR , also below).

While some of our stops on this recommended itinerary are a handful of blocks apart, Grandview is an easy neighborhood to access, drive through, park or grab an Uber, very much a comfortable, residential vibe on foot or in vehicle. And when a neighborhood features a dive as good as Johnnie’s, that becomes a natural place to start.

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