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Hobnob at Bob’s Bar with 180 kinds of beer
December 1, 2007 12:32 am
Walker Evans
The Dispatch wrote
Hobnob at Bob’s
Friday, November 30, 2007
BY NICK CHORDAS
I know of no other bar in Columbus where one can sample 180 kinds of beer and sit next to a Stroker Ace-era Burt Reynolds.
Then again, few other bars are quite like Bob’s.
Half throwback neighborhood tavern (check out the 1980s celebrity mural), half hipster-trendy beer emporium (check out the filled-to-capacity beer fridge), the spot in the Clintonville-area neighborhood has served thirsty regulars for the better part of two decades.
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