Scotch & Soda Lounge

A hidden bar but worth finding. Bartender is fun and quick. Karaōke system is very nice. Receptive crowd who will cheer a well done song. Always fun — don’t miss it.

Went to this place for the first time and had a good time. Romana is pretty cool and funny. I would recommend this place to everyone.
Note: this place is in Gahanna and not whitehall. Address listed here is wrong

I came here for the first time on 7÷26÷14, thanks to
. I LOVE karaōke. Anyway, this bar is cool. It was mostly older people. I had a good time, good crowd. People were anxious and excited to do karaōke. The décor is old, maybe it used to be a strip club… but that’s no big deal. I don’t come to look at the place. They have a modern Juke box but it didn’t play well for me. There is also a dart board. Overall, I had a good time. The karaōke didn’t disappoint me. They do karaōke Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays if you’re interested.

When I walked to to Scotch and Soda, I didn’t know what to expect, but was shocked. Mirrors everywhere, neon lights, no windows, and big round bar with vinyl seats all around, high tops and four squars surround the dance floor. They do karaōke on Saturday and let me tell you, it’s serious. There’s like a kareoke club there. They all sit together and bring their own CD’s. You heard me right.
Drinks are served in plastic cups by nice middle aged ladies. Prices are so-​so for what you get and I am pretty sure it’s cash only and you HAVE to pay as you go. Apparently they had problems with tabs?
They have an outdoor patio which is wildly popular since most of their clientelle love Virginia Slims.
It’s located in the back side of the Gahanna Stip mall off Morrison but you’ll want to park in the back and enter through the patio. They lock the throroghway after 9:00 so you would have to walk all the way around the shopping center to you park in the front by Kroger.
Definitely a good place if you’re looking to impress older folks at karaōke, or have a flash back good time!

Definitely a strip club in a former life.
Another bar crawl stop, another pretty cool Gahanna bar. There were two small windows, many, many mirrors, neon lights and a bartender (actually a few) that had to have thought it was still 1985 given their fashion choices. I took notice of the stage, the DJ booth AND jukebox, and definitely took note of the cheap drink prices. We were here pretty early for a Saturday night so I can’t comment on the type of crowd who usually drinks here — but I can only imagine they love Journey, Bud Light and big hair.