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Dragonfly Neo-V was one of the most well respected restaurants in the local vegetarian and vegan communities for their high-quality and artistic approach to plant-based cuisine. During it’s eleven year run, it received praise in national publications and helped to put Columbus… [Read More]
For the past 11 years, Dragonfly Neo-V has become one of the most recognized and celebrated local vegetarian restaurants. That will come to an end on January 1st as owners Magdiale Wolmark and Cristin Austin close their restaurant at 247 King Avenue in preparation to reopen… [Read More]
On Sunday, Slow Food Columbus will be honoring two local chefs who have been named as semi-finalists for a James Beard Foundation award: Chef Kent Rigsby of Rigsby’s Kitchen and Chef Magdiale Wolmark of Dragonfly Neo-V. Several of the Slow… [Read More]
Dragonfly has been my favorite restaurant for years. Giddy, happy feelings envelop me every time I enter that space. It must be a combination of the hypnotic atmosphere and the splendiferous organic vegan food. My boyfriend and I recently tried… [Read More]
In this week’s podcast we discuss vegetarianism and veganism in Columbus. We’re joined by Tawd Bell of Rad Dog, Jennie Scheinbach of Pattycake Bakery, and Cristin Austin of Dragonfly Neo-V. You can use the player below to listen to the… [Read More]
1. Because it preserves the wine – Secured in a vacuum sealed bag the system preserves the wine an average of 4-6 weeks eliminating the need to consume the wine upon opening. 2. Because it’s cost effective – At $18-$24… [Read More]
Congratulations to Dragonfly for getting press in “The Hot 10″ for Modern Vegetarian Restaurants in the latest issue of Bon Appétit: “Chef Magdiale Wolmark’s small but smart menu includes a daily antipasto, salads, and pastas inspired by the restaurant’s kitchen… [Read More]
Dragonfly neo-v cuisine, well known for putting Columbus on the map for fine vegetarian and vegan dining is opening a petite street food based counter next door to the restaurant ON THE FLY. The menu will feature global street food… [Read More]
The Alive wrote Best of Columbus 2008: Dining Best Vegetarian: Northstar Cafe Runners-up: Dragonfly Neo-V, Benevolence Cafe March 27, 2008 Having expanded from its original location in the Short North to a second spot in Clintonville, there are no words… [Read More]
The Alive wrote Veg out By G.A. Benton January 10, 2008 Here is a word that can instill dread, derision and fear into the hearts and palates of cuisine aficionados like me: vegan. Because unfortunately, more often than not, that… [Read More]
The Columbus Dispatch wrote The top 20 Dining Guide ’07 Friday, September 28, 2007 By Jon Christensen The Columbus restaurant scene is the most competitive ever, with more types of cuisines and price ranges than ever before. Top-notch establishments abound,… [Read More]
Vegan dishes evolve as ingredient selection changes Thursday, November 16, 2006 ERIC ALBRECHT Nothing stands still at Dragonfly, a superb vegan operation in Victorian Village. The fall menu might be new, but ingredients change according to quality and availability. The… [Read More]
The top 20 restaurants in Columbus Thursday, May 04, 2006 Jon Christensen FOR THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH The effects of a slow economic recovery have rippled through last fall’s Top 20 list, taking their toll in the abrupt closings of Zola… [Read More]
And their results are: ——- Best sushi:Otani Best barbecue: City Barbeque* Best Fine Dining: The Refectory Best Casual Dining: Cap City Diner* Best Breakfast: First Watch* Best Lunch: w.g. Grinders* Best Steak House: Mitchell’s Steak House Best New Restaurant: Bonefish… [Read More]
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