The Darby House

Havent been here in years. Our church in town had their Christmas party here and the Darby House was beautiful! The staff were very friendly and the food was very good (eh hem, Cameron Mitchell, thank you!).

I had my wedding and reception at The Darby House in 2010, and I will recommend it to anyone who asks. This place was wonderful! The grounds are just beautiful, the people were so accommodating to us through the whole process, and super friendly to all our guests on the day of. The wait staff was very professional and dressed appropriately. (You’d may be surprised how often that isn’t the case…)
For events, The Darby House uses Cameron Mitchell Catering, and our coordinator was Mandy. She was always helpful when I needed suggestions and advice, and they work so well as a partnership, so I never needed to worry about one hand not talking to the other.
Despite an awful photographer, you just couldn’t mess up a picture here. It was just so breathtakingly beautiful, I’ll always look back fondly on our experience with The Darby House. All in all, beautiful place and great staff. It was pricey but worth it to know I didn’t need to worry about a single thing on my day.

I had my wedding at the Darby House this year and could not have asked for a better setup. The wedding coordinator was amazing everything went perfect! You can’t pick a better location.

The Darby House is a stately banquet facility located on the beautiful Darby Creek. Built by the once-​prominent Galbreath family (builders of much of the Columbus skyline, former owners of the Pittsburgh Pirates), the complex features a patio and several large rooms and for hosting events (most notably, weddings).
The setting is nothing short of picturesque. The site was once used as a equine farm where Kentucky Derby-​winning horses were raised. Today it is still maintained meticulously.
The food and beverages were presented in an extremely classy manner. This is a great place to host an event. It’s accordingly pricey, of course, but the setting is unequaled in central Ohio.