Sycamore Cafe

Bar - Small holds maybe 30 or so people

Food - There are a few snacks for sale

Beer selection - Basic Budweiser and Miller stuff, you know, mostly domestics.

Alcohol selection - Well and call.  Don't ask for premium here.

Bartender - Summer is soooo awesome.  Go there once and she'll remember you forever.  What a sweetheart!

Jukebox - Finally got a new one.  The old one is probably in a 80's museum.

Clientele - Older ( Mostly 40's and up ).

Basic Yelp review for a basic neighborhood, local tavern.  I'll be back again.

Love the local tavern feel.....very much like the corner bars I grew up around in Cincinnati. Have brought co-workers and friends in who have never been there....and they've loved it! Enjoy giving business to a place that really appericates it. Hope to frequent more often....and hope it doesn't get TOO POPULAR...enjoy the cozyness!

This is the ultimate local-yocal bar...  You'd swear you were walking into someone's home if it wasn't for the small neon signs on the subtle storefront tucked along an otherwise residential street.

I grew up in Pittsburgh and thought nothing of going into divey, little places that look like one's neighbor's house for a night of drinking.  Columbus is a little different. Gritty character is hard to come by, but if you're gonna find it anywhere, it will be in German Village.  

Sycamore Cafe has it. Gritty ambiance. Gritty patrons. Gritty attitude. It is totally unrefined - and I appreciate that, though I imagine it's not for everyone. Sycamore Cafe is situated neatly off a side street (away from the hustle and bustle of 'downtown' German Village). You might even miss it if the curtains on the front door are drawn shut.  

There isn't much to say about this place, but you can catch a football game and drink to your heart's content for dirt cheap!