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German Village is a neighborhood where the average lifespan of many restaurants can be measured in quarter centuries or half centuries. Long standing staples include Lindey’s, Katzinger’s, Plank’s, The Olde Mohawk and of course, Schmidt’s. On the other end of… [Read More]
Gourmet pizza is officially all the rage. Between bonopizza, Yellow Brick, Element, Harvest, Clever Crow and several others, you’ve got plenty of options to choose from in Columbus. But where do you go for gourmet pizza in Reynoldsburg? Mike Becher… [Read More]
For the office crowd that works near Broad & High, Cafe Napolitana is a familiar lunchtime destination when you’re in the mood for pizza by the slice. The restaurant originally opened their in 1992 with eventual plans to become a… [Read More]
There are many valid reasons as to why someone wants to start their own business, but the true mark of passion comes from someone who is taking a personal interest and turning it into something more than just a hobby…. [Read More]
The original Late Night Slice pizza shack is a popular Short North destination for hungry bar patrons, but limits their hours of operation only for the night owls. Thankfully, that changes today. Mikey’s Quick Slice is the name of the… [Read More]
There’s been a rise in artisan pizza options in Columbus over the past few years. First came bono pizza, followed by Yellow Brick and Harvest Pizzeria. The newest shop to open is Element Pizza Bar, located on a quiet intersection… [Read More]
After three years in the Columbus market, Dewey’s Pizza is expanding again with a new location planned for 640 North High Street in downtown Worthington. “Historic Worthington is a vibrant community that has a unique blend of new and old… [Read More]
There was certainly no shortage of food carts and food trucks to be found throughout 2011 at festivals, events and scattered throughout the city on any given day of the week. We saw a few businesses make their debut this… [Read More]
Romeo’s Pizza opened their newest location in Clintonville just a week ago, which marks the eighth installment of the business in Central Ohio. This Medina-based chain has quickly grown over the past decade from one shop in suburban Cleveland to… [Read More]
Element Pizza is one of the newest restaurants to enter the Downtown market, having made their debut in August. This new restaurant prides itself on offering an unique style of pie that is halfway between a traditional Italian pizza and… [Read More]
zpizza (with an intentional lowercase z) is a franchise based in Laguna Beach, that serves California-style pizza in locations all around the US, including two in Columbus — one in the Short North, one in Clintonville. Knowing that the Clintonville… [Read More]
Mikey’s Late Night Slice and PromoWest Productions have jointly announced a new partnership today. Starting on Tuesday, September 13th, Mikey’s will become the official food provider for the Newport Music Hall, located at 1722 North High Street, across from OSU…. [Read More]
zpizza is about to get much larger in Columbus. While the company is based in Southern California, local entrepreneur Steve Curtis is putting his back into turning his regional franchise operation into something the community can be proud of. After… [Read More]
German Village is about to get tastier in a few weeks when the latest addition to their restaurant scene opens to the public. Harvest Pizzeria is the brainchild of Chris Crader and his fiance Bethany Lovell, and it combines old… [Read More]
For those who haven’t heard, a Wedgewood Pizza shop recently opened in Grove City. Now, I must disclose before even beginning this review that I have a certain bias. I grew up in Youngstown, Ohio, home of Wedgewood Pizza, and… [Read More]
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