Archives for Dining

The List: 11 Great Place to Dine at the Moonlight Market on Gay Street

The List: 11 Great Place to Dine at the Moonlight Market on Gay Street

0 Ayana Wilson / May 11, 2013 8:00 am

Last month, the Moonlight Market premiered in the Gay Street District. This new event offered an evening of shopping, socializing and a chance for the community to come and check out the latest that this Downtown district has to offer…. [Read More]

Treat to Try: Orange Creamsicle Cake

Treat to Try: Orange Creamsicle Cake

4 Miriam Bowers Abbott / May 11, 2013 8:00 am

Crème Brûlée and Tiramisu are antiquated. And Red Velvet Cake season is long gone. You know what the world needs? Orange Creamsicle Cake. A slice of the Orange Creamsicle Cake at The Jury Room is not cheap: try $5.50. And… [Read More]

Photos: Taste of Dine Originals 2013

Photos: Taste of Dine Originals 2013

1 Mollie Lyman / May 10, 2013 3:45 pm

The annual Taste of Dine Originals event took place last night at the Capital University Fieldhouse. Over 50 local restaurants were featured along with local wineries, breweries and distilleries. The Salty Caramels performed for the crowd, and Edible Columbus curated… [Read More]

Restaurant Review: Manifesto Tuscan Grato & Scotch Bar

Restaurant Review: Manifesto Tuscan Grato & Scotch Bar

3 Miriam Bowers Abbott / May 8, 2013 10:00 am

A place with the moniker “Manifesto” sounds really serious. And when veteran customers mention that there are profound quotations written on the walls of the establishment, it reinforces expectations of seriousness. Someone needs to point out that the biggest quotation… [Read More]

Chipotle Restaurants Now Offering Patrón Margaritas

Chipotle Restaurants Now Offering Patrón Margaritas

0 Ayana Wilson / May 8, 2013 8:00 am

When it comes to fast and fresh Mexican-esque fare, Chipotle is one of the nation’s leaders, selling millions of tacos, burritos, and bowls every day. It’s a popular lunch spot because of its quickness and convenience, and an ideal dinner… [Read More]

Homeport Looks to Increase Activity on Long Street in King Lincoln District

Homeport Looks to Increase Activity on Long Street in King Lincoln District

0 Brent Warren / May 8, 2013 8:00 am

Work has continued this spring on the lot at the corner of Long Street and Garfield Avenue in the King Lincoln District. Fifteen local Starbucks workers volunteered their time one April weekend to put in planters and build picnic tables on the… [Read More]

8 Great Spots for Mother’s Day Brunch

8 Great Spots for Mother’s Day Brunch

2 Ayana Wilson / May 7, 2013 1:00 pm

Despite the fact that they love us, support us, listen to our whining, and, in several cases, still do our laundry, we wait for that one day in the Spring to tell our mothers just how much they mean to… [Read More]

Manifesto Adds New Sidewalk Patio

Manifesto Adds New Sidewalk Patio

0 Ayana Wilson / May 6, 2013 8:00 am

Manifesto Tuscan Grato & Scotch Bar opened last year, and quickly became the go-to spot for Downtown’s scotch connoisseurs and Italian food lovers. With a vigorous and elegant air, Manifesto is part of the trend to transform the Downtown from… [Read More]

South of Lane Opening in Upper Arlington

South of Lane Opening in Upper Arlington

3 Ayana Wilson / May 5, 2013 9:30 am

The signage is officially up, the stove installed. By now, Upper Arlington residents are familiar with the logo: a black crest embossed with a white teacup unapologetically topped with a Tudor-style crown bearing the letters S-O-L and the motto, “All… [Read More]

Restaurant Roundup: Bars, Beer and Breakfast Updates

Restaurant Roundup: Bars, Beer and Breakfast Updates

0 Ayana Wilson / May 4, 2013 3:50 pm

Kentucky Derby at The Short North Pint House & Beer Garden If you haven’t had a chance yet to check out the latest bar in the Short North, then this weekend is the perfect opportunity. The Short North Pint House… [Read More]

5 Stops for Gallery Hop – May 2013

5 Stops for Gallery Hop – May 2013

0 Walker / May 4, 2013 1:15 pm

It’s 71 degrees outside, sunny, and the trees are blooming. That means it’s time for the perfect May Gallery Hop in the Short North! Here’s five recommended things to add to your to-do list for the hop tonight. 1. Check… [Read More]

Pearl Market Opening for 2013 Season on May 14th

Pearl Market Opening for 2013 Season on May 14th

0 Ayana Wilson / May 3, 2013 8:00 am

Every Spring and Summer, downtown commuters, workers, and residents gear up for the annual Pearl Market, a collection of local vendors who during the warm days from May to October, bringing out their very best for eager Columbus shoppers. This… [Read More]

Unique Dish: Bacon Balls at Knead

Unique Dish: Bacon Balls at Knead

2 Miriam Bowers Abbott / May 2, 2013 10:00 am

Bacon Balls. Those are probably the only words you need to hear to find a gigantic incentive to head down to Knead. But Bacon Balls are worth well more than two words. While there won’t be any “Knead” or “Balls”… [Read More]

The Seasoned Farmhouse Gets Cooking in Clintonville

The Seasoned Farmhouse Gets Cooking in Clintonville

1 Ayana Wilson / May 2, 2013 8:00 am

Chef Tricia Wheeler loves to cook. A graduate of the French Culinary Institute of New York, and the founder of Edible Columbus magazine, she not only relishes the opportunity to make something out of nothing, but she wants to show… [Read More]

Restaurant Review: The Coop at The Hey Hey Bar & Grill

Restaurant Review: The Coop at The Hey Hey Bar & Grill

1 Miriam Bowers Abbott / May 1, 2013 10:00 am

Hey Hey is nice little neighborhood hangout on Whittier. It’s almost kitch, but not in any deliberate fashion that would inspire eye-rolling nausea. And now that Hey Hey has teamed up with The Coop, a much beloved local food truck,… [Read More]