Latitude 41

I've only been here for breakfast, but I've enjoyed it each time. I highly recommend the sausage patties, they hand patted and from local meat company Tank's.

We stopped by last night just to watch the end of the game and enjoy a drink. They were busy with only one bartender and another employee just helping with food order and waters. As the game ended more people started coming in and at this time the bar was packed and Patrick did an amazing job helping everyone with a smile on his face the whole time. I felt so bad for him, but enjoyed talking to him here and there, enjoyed the yummy drink he made for me and thank him for showing up to work and giving his all. Renaissance you have an outstanding employee here! We didn't eat but the food and the wings smelled awesome Patrick is the real MVP

Due to Covid, this restaurant appears to only offer buffet option for breakfast and lunch meals. I recently stayed 3 nights at the Renaissance and ate 3 meals here. I want to mention how friendly and attentive Mulaka, the gal who was literally the ONLY wait staff on duty, each of the 2 breakfasts and 1 lunch I ate here. Mulaka is a cheerful professional. Also, the cook, Mike Joe, was very nice and made sure the buffet was as good as possible. Tough situation for this place as the hotel was definitely neglected during Covid.

I had some high expectations for Latitude 41. It's located in a nice hotel. The menu is quite pricey but it has a good bar. It's the best when it's happy hour. The food is good though if you have enough in your wallet.

I saw this advertised for its cocktails and really wanted to check out the bar. It's located in the Renaissance Hotel. This was a really nice building though it's showing its age. It has a good selection of beer, but you come for the classy cocktails. The happy hour specials include a few bucks off.

I was impressed by the bar at Latitude 41. It would be nice to be able to try some of the food. The menu is very costly but it's a good way to impress someone from out of town.

Still waiting for them to open the restaurant back up for dinner. One of our favorite special occasion restaurants in Columbus. The downtown location hasn't helped them during Covid. Really too bad.

I went here with my friend before a show at the Bluestone. We sat at the bar and had a beer. The bartender was very friendly and helpful. We didn't want to eat too much before the show so he suggested that we split the corn risotto. She mentioned scallops so he said we can add them to the risotto. We also had Brussels sprouts for an appetizer.

The Brussels sprouts were very tasty! Not a healthy dish by any means, but great flavor. In fact the man sitting next to us saw ours and ordered one for himself. He later said that he never eats Russell sprouts but would eat another dish.

The risotto was wonderful as well. Overall, very good place and I will be back to try more soon.

I went to an event at 41. The food was very very good. The chef Matt, came around to our table to ask how our meal was. It was incredible. The draft beer was also great. The service staff and manager were top notch. They came around several times to check on us. We had a party of seven and they accommodated us exceptionally. I cannot say enough good things about Latitude 41.

We stopped for martinis on a Thursday night before dinner elsewhere. The atmosphere is New York bar like, which I liked. It was quiet as it was only 6:30. My cosmopolitan was wonderful! It was very cold with great flavor. Good choice!

Easter Brunch Buffet, $35 for an adult and $15 for kids.

Latitude 41 is located inside the Renaissance Hotel in Downtown Columbus. There is parking nearby but we opted for valet parking, $5 with a restaurant voucher. The hotel is nicely decorated and very modern. The hostess and wait staff were fabulous but the food was ok.

I started out with a mimosa, fairly priced at $9. It was delicious but I don't ever complain about alcohol. Ha. This buffet is not the best I have ever had but not the worst. When I think of brunch I think of having both breakfast and lunch items available. Other than the omelet station and the French toast being available the rest was lunch options. Protein options were ham, grilled chicken, and steak. No seafood available which was a bummer. The sides included macaroni and cheese (very cold and dry!), bean salad, 5 grain salad, house and Caesar salads, green been casserole and a few others I elected out of. The dessert station was small but delectable. Yummy choices like red velvet cake, original cheesecake, fresh fruit, cake pops, mini cupcakes and more. Little bites made me leaving happy but not sure I would return for another brunch. It's hard to serve hot food for a buffet and most of these options were warm if not cold. Also greater variety would have been nice especially breakfast along with but not limited to more protein options.

Came in at around 630 and couldn't figure out if this restaurant was open for dinner or not. I took the hostess desk sign's directions and headed to Bar 41 instead for a quick bite. Had the mixed greens salad with salmon paired with a house chardonnay off the happy hour menu. The salad was so good and filled my protein quota for the day. Definitely pleased with my choice of dinner spot tonight!