
Fine-dining-style establishment offering classic steakhouse fare, cocktails & a big menu of sides.
Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 4–10 PM |
| Sunday | 4–9 PM |
| Monday | 4–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 4–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 4–9 PM |
| Thursday | 4–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1 E Campus View Blvd, Columbus, OH 43235
Phone: (614) 840-9090
Website: https://www.jgilberts.com/location/jgilberts-columbus/
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The bar area looks lively and was almost completely full – maybe one seat at the bat and a small table the only empty spaces.
Our table was big enough to comfortably seat four, so the two of us had a lot of space. There are some two-space booths, and looked just as comfortable.
The tables was set with a birthday greeting which was a nice touch. Our waitress, Lori, was very good – professional, kept up at the table and answered our questions about the menu.
We started out with drinks and each had a bowl of their French Onion soup which was delicious. My wife had the filet with asparagus and excellent mashed potatoes. My blackened chicken and ravioli was very good, a little heavy which means I just couldn’t finish it all.
We finished this wonderful meal off with a great creme brulee that had a perfect crust on it.
A final touch was the manager stopping by, helping bus the table and having a brief chat about the meal.
We were initially served sourdough bread that was crunchy and hot. There were 2 sets of butter, regular butter and vegeterian butter? Both were very good.
The soup was a pretty decent size. Good chunks of crabs. Delicious.
Ribeye was cooked PERFECTLY. It was well seasoned and super juicy. Usually, the dead center gets cooked to medium rare and the edges are more medium. This place, the whole steak was medium rare throughout. Probably one of the best cooked ribeyes I have had. I got the cream corn and asparagus for the sides.
By this time, I was so full so desserts had to go home with me. Staff were extremely nice and the atmosphere of the restaurant was great. Would definitely come here again!
I had made up my mind on what I was going to order beforehand. However, they offer a Prix fixe option for $73 which I did not previously know about. It included a starter, main course and dessert.
For my starter I had the Maryland Crab Bisque. Honestly I was expecting this to be a tiny cup….. it was not. The flavor was rich and had chunks of crab. It paired very well with the fresh baked sourdough brought to the table.
I will say the stretch of time between starter and main seemed kinda long, but is understandable as they were very busy. I feel without a starter it may have been too long to wait.
As for my main I ordered the 14 ounce ribeye (Rare) which comes with two sides. It was cooked perfectly. For the sides I had the Poblano Au Gratin potatoes x2. It was way too much food.
I was so full after the steak I had to get the dessert to go. I ordered the Crème Brûlée. It was packaged very nicely and tasted amazing at home.
Overall, I really enjoyed my trip to J. Gilbert and can’t wait to return.
The pineapple martini was delicious and subtle. The blackberry martini was fruity and upbeat.The cocktails are both beautifully crafted, and delicious. We agreed on the pineapple martini being the best. We shared a fried calamari appetizer and it was perfectly fried. The feta cheese was a delightful pairing with it.
The entrees were the same (outside the likes of steak temp) and the reactions were too. Ecstatic. No steak sauce needed. We saved the butter from the glorious bread provided for our steaks, the smartest decision we made this year. A touch of salt and pepper, then it’s a royal piece of meat. The Yukon potatoes were fluffy yet had tiny clumps. The asparagus seasoned nicely with a touch of tomatoes. Chefs kiss.
For dessert I had the creme brulee which was so indulgent. It’s light and fluffy to where it would be extremely easy to scrape the whole bowl clean in record time. She had the carrot cake slice. Which is ENORMOUS. The cake was the only left over piece of heaven from this restaurant. I am seriously anticipating my next visit.
Filet, salmon, lamb, very good.
Atmosphere is warm and comfortable.
Service is excellent.
The sour cream and onion martini isn’t nearly as strange as it sounds. It’s worth trying. Fairly standard if slightly dirty with a sprig of dill as garnish, served with a small side cup of sour cream and onion chips to emphasize the experience.