Red Rock Grill & Pub

Underwhelming and typically over priced. Should be better considering its location and inside potential but I find The Coldest on Waggoner Road more welcoming and comfortable to hang out in.

Reminds me of Cheers.
My husband used to frequent here as a bachelor when he first came to Columbus. I humored him with a visit.
The crowd all knows each other. The bar tender was pregnant. Two tables were deeply engrossed in a card game. All on a random Wednesday night.
I wish they had a few bar food treats — but I saw a couple (past bar tender?) order something for delivery from somewhere else — since the place doesn’t deliver to their home. That’ neat.

Comfortable dive bar where you’ll see all different types of people drinking, playing pool, darts or dancing on the dance floor. The DJ on Saturday nights plays great music to dance to! Bartenders are quick and friendly. There’s a patio on the back and a volleyball court in the way back. I’ve never had a bad time here!

I’ve been to Red Rock at least a couple dozen times since moving to Reynoldsburg, and while at first I felt like I was the outsider walking in, I’ve grown to love this local bar that’s packed with regulars.
A big part of what helped me feel as comfortable as I do with this place was playing volleyball here. Who knew, but they have a pretty nice sand volleyball court out back, and leagues on almost every night during the summer. I got to know my team, and through them the people in my league, and from there I realized that this group of people was like a second family to one another.
This «second family» really operates like a true family in that they support one another. When one of the «family» had an unexpected death in their real family, members of the bar got together and held a charity volleyball tournament and silent auction, with the proceeds going to help pay for the services for the deceased. Some real families don’t even treat one another that well!
There are a number of TV’s (both large screen and projection) all throughout the bar, always plastering sports all over the place. This is practically heaven for me, especially when combined with reasonably priced drinks. Ample parking both in the front and out back, with two patios and NFL Sunday Ticket make this a great bar to catch the game, shoot some pool, or just toss back a few drinks with your friends or your «family».

I first discovered Red Rock almost a year ago, one night when I was cravin’ karaōke — a Twitter friend came to the rescue and told me he’d be croonin’ at the Red Rock, so I put on my singin’ shoes and made the treck to the east side.
My favorite thing about Red Rock is that it’s kind of in the middle of nowhere. I can make a fool of myself without the risk of someone I know being there to witness.
My least favorite thing about Red Rock is that it’s kind of in the middle of nowhere. It’s quite a drive, and let’s just say the locals really aren’t my scene.
The bar itself is surprisingly large and nice. A couple pool tables, several big screen TV’s and projectors, front and back patios.
Karaōke is Tuesday and Thursday nights. They have a pretty massive selection of songs to choose from. They frequently have pretty cheap drink specials (dollar domestics, etc). Drink selection is standard dive bar fair — mostly domestic beer, and I don’t think they have any specialty drinks.
As for food food — this one always makes me laugh, because frankly, I don’t think they should be allowed to have «grill» in the title — the only food they serve is a microwaved frozen pepperoni pizza.
They don’t have a website, just a MySpace: giggle: