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Good news for breakfast enthusiasts that live near The Ohio State University campus! According to an article in today’s Business First (subscription only), Waffle House is planning on opening a shop at 1712 North High Street, next door to the… [Read More]
Tucked away on a residential street near Grandview Heights you’ll find the DK Diner. After re-reading some older reviews from Breakfast with Nick and CMH Gourmand, I was excited to check it out and see what the buzz was all… [Read More]
Many of you are familiar with Breakfast with Nick, the fantastic blog Nick Dekker has been doing as a hobby since 2007. Since it’s start, he has reviewed over 60 of Columbus’ breakfast and brunch spots and has reviewed another… [Read More]
Breakfast blogger Nick Dekker published a guide to Columbus diners yesterday, and while he admits that it’s incomplete, it’s still probably the most comprehensive guide we’ve seen, and you can be sure that it will continue to be updated as… [Read More]
My wife and I have a lot of fond memories of having tea in England. We’ve traveled there multiple times for school, and highlights of the trips include tea at The Orangery in Kensington Palace, The Pump Room in Bath,… [Read More]
Skillet may have only opened a little over a year ago, but it quickly soared into the hearts (and bellies) of food lovers all over town. This small shop on Whittier is fairly unassuming from the outside, but inside you’ll… [Read More]
Olde Towne East is about to simultaneously get a little bit sweeter and a little bit angrier. The Angry Baker is a new bakery and cafe that will be opening soon at 891 Oak Street in the heart of the… [Read More]
Looking for a Saturday breakfast spot? From Breakfast with Nick: Dan’s has long been on my to-visit list of Columbus diners. I remember doing a double-take years ago when I drove past it on South High Street. “Wait, there’s a… [Read More]
Just wanted to share that myself, Breakfast with Nick, and two Columbus restaurants will be featured in a two-part national PBS documentary “Breakfast Special”. The documentary is produced by Rick Sebak of WQED Pittsburgh. Sebak is famous for his previous… [Read More]
If you’ve taken a stroll down Lynn Alley recently, then you may have noticed the old Deli in the Alley space has been transformed into Lynnally’s, a new restaurant focusing on fast casual breakfast and lunch for the Downtown business… [Read More]
Skillet, Rustic. Urban. Food. (hereafter referred to as Skillet) opened up to much fanfare late last year in the Schumacher Place location formerly occupied by Banana Bean Cafe until they moved over to much larger digs on Greenlawn Ave. While… [Read More]
Two months ago, a new Short North eatery quietly opened their doors at 1030 North High Street, and if you’re not paying close attention, you may have already walked right by it without realizing it’s there. “Bagels by Captain Cream… [Read More]
I have the feeling, as I’m stepping into Tommy’s for the first time, that I’m entering a bit of history that’s not really my own. Admittedly, I don’t venture into Columbus’ Franklinton neighborhood often enough, so I can’t claim it… [Read More]
Beechwold Diner just opened on January 2 in the spot once occupied by Rube’s Diner on Indianola. After fifteen-ish years in business, Rube’s closed it’s doors in 2002. Up until this past spring, the location almost became Ginna’s Eatery, but… [Read More]
Photo courtesy of CMH Gourmand Nancy’s Home Cooking is a Clintonville dining staple, and after their closure last June, the deep ripple was felt throughout the community. A remodel and reopening was originally planned for November, and after three months… [Read More]
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