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What type of restaurant would you open?
would it be something fancy?
something trendy?
good down home cooking?
Where would it be located?
what would set you apart from the crowd?
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If you could open your dream restaurant in columbus...
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enzo
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I would open something like this http://www.theayurvedacafe.com/
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CbusIslander
Cbus Islander
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A Hard Rock Cafe of course to put Columbus on the national / world map.
Obviously, I would donate wall space to local artists and events in town.
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Andrew Hall
Dennison Place (The Circles)
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I wish I could open something like the French Laundry or Michel Bras. Alas, the ability of Columbus to sustain the price point and the availability of quality local ingredients isn't there yet. I will say that especially in the latter, we have a looooong way since I first had this dream years ago.
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Andrew Hall
Dennison Place (The Circles)
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HeySquare wrote
3. Revitalize the old Reeb's Restaurant on Livingston.
Cool. I was just thinking that spot today when I passed it.
I think that is the only location in Columbus remaining from Duncan Hines' guide.
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S'mores store.
Where you take your graham cracker, grab a piece of chocolate and marshmallows and put 'em all on a stick in a open fire.
Cool, huh. Esp. in winter.
Look for it! Yummy.
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brothermarcus
West Siiiide
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The Maxx
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shroud
Polaris
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CbusIslander wrote A Hard Rock Cafe of course to put Columbus on the national / world map.
Obviously, I would donate wall space to local artists and events in town.
I think the ability of a Hard Rock Cafe to put a city on the map passed a LONG time ago. There are just way too many of them around already. There are places on that list (in the US even) that I've never even HEARD of - Destin, FL? Mashantucket, CT?
Besides, we already had Planet Hollywood, and that didn't go particularly well...
HeySquare wrote 1. A cupcake shop with cupcakes like these:
Not quite the same as the place you've linked, but you should try Pink Moon Cupcake Bakery up in Powell. They have very tasty cupcakes & some pretty fun flavors.
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reSourceRyan
The Wedge
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A cheesesteak/hoagie/pizza joint (no franchises/chains allowed!) that imports Amoroso rolls straight from south Philly, offers cheese whiz for your steaks, serves roast pork sandwiches, has free delivery until 2am, and pizza like you just grabbed a slice on South St.
And as a nod to Village Coney, we'll include a Tasty Kake (butterscotch krimpet or kandy kake) for dessert w/ every meal!
Posted 4 years ago # -
Coremodels
Really close to Explorer's Club.
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In n Out Burger.
More Mr. Heros.
All in my yard.
Posted 4 years ago # -
Tigertree
771 N. High St.
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skreened wrote
brothermarcus wrote The Maxx
way to use your 666th post!!
what are the chances we could get mr belding to run the place?!
I once auditioned for a McDonalds commercial with Mr. Belding. It was pretty sad.
As for the restaurant.
No more fusion please! It's always "asian" we get it.
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