Restaurant
Unclaimed profileStone Bar and Kitchen
Columbus, OH
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
Research completed 2026-09-18 · Based on current public sources
Editor: Micah Rousey
Review methodology and evidence standardsThe 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
About this review
Research is based on recent public evidence, including official venue materials and beverage menus when available. The review date is the research completion date and does not imply an in-person visit.
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