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As the food truck culture continues to explode on the Columbus food scene, changes must be made. Evolution is the grandfather of longevity, and to that end, several trucks are getting a makeover this Spring – gussying up, scaling down,… [Read More]
Last week, The Ohio State University launched a new partnership with local gourmet food trucks to have them serve lunch at 11 locations throughout the OSU Wexner Medical Center campus. Some of the trucks involved include Street Thyme, Tatoheads, Mikey’s Late… [Read More]
After a successful summer, Dinin’ Hall announced today that it will continue to operate the Franklinton food pod business throughout the upcoming winter months. Owners Tim Lai and Eliza Ho are working on making the space weatherproof so that food truck… [Read More]
Hemisphere Coffee Roasters has been in business in Central Ohio for a decade, though you may have only heard of them more recently. This Mechanicsburg-based roasting and wholesale business launched a coffee trailer in Clintonville last month and has been… [Read More]
The Food Truck and Food Cart scene in Columbus has grown by leaps and bounds over the past three years. Not a month goes by anymore where there’s not a new truck or cart launching, which can make it hard… [Read More]
Schmidt’s Sausage Haus may be 126 years old, but that doesn’t mean they’re not keeping up with the food truck craze. In fact, it was a show on The Food Network last year that caught the eye of Andy Schmidt, President of… [Read More]
These days in Columbus, it’s not a question of ‘have you tried a food truck yet?’ it’s ‘which truck haven’t you tried?’ This weekend, you’ll be able to try over 50 food trucks or carts at Ohio Village inside of… [Read More]
Certainly, you’ve heard of food trucks but have you heard of ECDI? Take a moment to learn about their impressive scope and efforts before we get to tonight’s Food Fort Fest. The Economic and Community Development Institute (ECDI) is a… [Read More]
You can tell that the weather has been warm and dry lately by the large number of food truck reviews and updates from our local food blogging community. Nothing Better to Do has a roundup of the 2012 Food Truck… [Read More]
The Food Truck and Cart Festival debuted with a bang last summer. An estimated 12,000 people descended upon Columbus Commons, overwhelming the food trucks with long lines and leaving some attendees hungry. “We learned from our mistakes last year,” says event… [Read More]
Ever since I ventured to Explorers Club for brunch, I’ve been meaning to go back to review their lunch or dinner options, but haven’t found the time. After realizing that I could get an easy taste from the food cart… [Read More]
Milo’s Deli & Cafe has always had a connection with Broad Street (their Franklinton location is a Broad Street staple, and last year they took over operations of the Ohio Statehouse cafe), and today they cemented this connection even further…. [Read More]
One of the most beloved and bemoaned Downtown events of 2011 was the Food Truck & Cart Festival. The event swarmed the Columbus Commons park with over 12,000 people, which resulted in both a large festival atmosphere, but also caused… [Read More]
Beloved are our Columbus food trucks. They’ve had an interesting and evolving impact on the local dining scene in just a few short years, and 2012 promises a new round of innovation with the official launch of Dinin’ Hall in… [Read More]
It is an invitation to develop Columbus’ first street food hub. For this idea, we’ve given it a working title: Dinin’ Hall. Let us explain what it is. The concept of Dinin’ Hall came from a simple desire to create… [Read More]
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