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I am looking for ideas from people who live,work,frequent the Short North for food, spirits and entertainment to see what you think is lacking in that area. What does the Short North not have that you wish it would in the area of food, drinks and entertainment?
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What is Short North Lacking in Food and Nightlife
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VicVillage Guy
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A sports bar. But not a Champs. Just a place with good food and alot of tv's to watch the games on.
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albug_cbus
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Indian food.
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CheeseFoodie
Harrison West
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Chinese take out.
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Tigertree
771 N. High St.
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Indian, A good 24 hour greasy spoon (coughs* coney island), good cheap chinese take out, that creole place that was sniffing around last week, a nice sports bar that doesn't cater to college aged douche bags that are only interested in 5 dollar pitchers of pabst, upscale mexican place, SEAFOOD...
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catnfiddle
Giant Corncob District
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Ethiopian cuisine? Columbus deserves more than one restaurant with this amazing food.
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whopper jr
saint louis
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More live music. More quick/carryout food choices. Sports bar with a few pool tables.
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lifeontwowheels
Highland West
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Moz wrote >>
In terms of spirits, I'm longing for a place that serves well-made classic cocktails. I mean, can a gal get a fantastic Manhattan (or Sidecar or Gimlet) please!?I can't speak for the SN one, but the Mojoe at Easton has always been good for a Manhattan. I'm sure their SN location would be good as well. Short North Tavern wasn't bad last time I went and asked for one. Bristol seems pretty keen, judging by menu and response here, to classic as does Betty's and Surly Girl.
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Rick Carraway
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> Breakfast food (We've got Tasi and Northstar...and eggfast delivers)
> Deli
> Indian restaurant (great idea!)
> Low-key, casual bar with terrific drinks and huge beer selection a la Bodega
> Underground parking garage
> Sports bar (no, Bar Louie doesn't count)
> A gym, like an urban Lifetime FitnessPosted 2 years ago #
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