Restaurant
Unclaimed profileStone Bar and Kitchen
Columbus, OH · $$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
Stone Bar and Kitchen runs a two-track beverage program: an extensive wine list and a compact cocktail menu. Wine pours span sparkling, white, and red from $8 to $20 by the glass, with bottles from $41 to $500 and a weekly Retail Wine Monday. Cocktails list eight named signatures at $12–$14, many built on flavored vodka and liqueurs, with daily happy-hour pricing at $9.
- What should I order?
- Start with the Barrel Aged Old Fashioned, built on Middle West Straight Wheated Bourbon and blended and barrel aged for 14 days. For a wine pour, the Oberon Cabernet Sauvignon is $15 by the glass; the Santa Margherita Pinot Grigio is $12. The Elderflower Stone Mule is a lighter, citrus-driven option at $12.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Wine drinkers who want by-the-glass range will find it here, particularly those who value a weekly retail-priced bottle option. Cocktail drinkers who prefer flavored vodka, liqueurs, and approachable builds will also be served well.
- When should I go?
- Monday for Retail Wine Mondays, when select bottles are priced at retail value from open to close. Daily happy hour also offers $9 cocktails, $2 domestic bottled beer, $5 draft beer, $1 off select wine pours, and $4 well liquor.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Cocktails run $12–$14, with $9 happy-hour pricing. Wine by the glass is $8–$20; bottles range from $41 to $500. Happy hour brings domestic bottled beer to $2 and draft beer to $5, with well liquor at $4 a pour.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The dual strength is a broad wine list with Old and New World selections and a weekly Retail Wine Monday, paired with a named signature cocktail menu that includes barrel-aged and locally distilled components. The $500 Opus One bottle anchors the high end, while $8–$20 pours and $12–$14 cocktails keep the core accessible.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
Eight named signature cocktails with detailed ingredient lists, priced $12–$14. The range leans on flavored vodka, liqueurs, and sweet profiles, with a few whiskey and gin builds adding depth. Daily happy-hour pricing at $9 makes the list accessible.
Menu strengths
- — Eight named signature cocktails with detailed ingredient lists
- — Daily happy hour cocktail pricing at $9.00; Several cocktails use local spirits, including Middle West Whiskey and Vim & Petal Gin
Standout selections
- — Barrel Aged Old Fashioned: Middle West Straight Wheated Bourbon, orange zest, and angostura bitters, blended and barrel aged for 14 days, $13
- — Elderflower Stone Mule: O/O Honey Vanilla Bean Vodka, St. Germain elderflower liqueur, ginger beer, and freshly squeezed lemon juice, $12
- — The Day After Amaro: Middle West Pumpernickel Rye Whiskey, See The Elephant amaro liqueur, Peychaud's and Turkish tobacco bitters, Luxardo cherry syrup, $12
Pricing: Signature cocktails $12–$14; daily happy hour $9
Wine
An extensive by-the-glass and by-the-bottle list with Old and New World selections. Pours span sparkling, white, and red from $8 to $20; bottles run $41 to $500. Retail Wine Mondays offer select bottles at retail value, open to close every Monday.
Menu strengths
- — Extensive by-the-glass and by-the-bottle wine list with Old and New World selections
- — Retail Wine Mondays provide retail-priced bottles weekly; By-the-bottle range from $41 to $500, including Opus One
Standout selections
- — Oberon Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley: $15 by the glass or $48 by the bottle
- — Santa Margherita Pinot Grigio, Alto Adige: $12 by the glass or $42 by the bottle
- — Perrier-Jouët Grand Brut, Champagne: $85 by the bottle
Pricing: By the glass $8–$20; by the bottle $41–$500; $1 off select pours at happy hour
Beer
The program is light on named selections.; Happy hour domestic bottled beer $2.00; all draft beer $5.00 (excluding Chimay)
Menu strengths
- — Happy hour domestic bottled beer $2.00; all draft beer $5.00 (excluding Chimay)
Standout selections
- — Happy hour domestic bottled beer $2.00; all draft beer $5.00 (excluding Chimay).
Pricing: Happy hour domestic bottled beer $2.00; all draft beer $5.00 (excluding Chimay)
Spirits
The spirits selection is described as great, with happy-hour well liquor at $4.00 a pour.
Menu strengths
- — 'GREAT SELECTION OF SPIRITS'.; Happy hour well liquor $4.00 a pour.
Standout selections
- — 'GREAT SELECTION OF SPIRITS'.; Happy hour well liquor $4.00 a pour.
Pricing: Happy hour well liquor $4.00 a pour
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