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In the interest of full disclosure I’ll start by admitting I’m not the Warhol fan I used to be. If my regard for Andy Warhol were to be drawn as a bell-shaped curve, I’d estimate my current position at about… [Read More]
(Photo by Swampkitty) 2008 saw a lot of great new restaurants hitting the local dining scene, but some of our old favorites remained our new favorites this past year. At the top of our survey results for “Best Established Restaurant… [Read More]
Columbus local artists stopped in Junctionview Studios for a chance to hang a piece of their art in the Spark! Art Show last Saturday. The first art show of 2009 was a hit! Mainly every hallway of the 20,000 square foot… [Read More]
This is a throwback to a warmer time of year, a place I visited last summer that I never got around to blogging about, but a place so special that it’s worth the half hour to hour drive from Columbus… [Read More]
My husband and I are die-hard Middle Eastern food fans, and luckily, we have a lot of choices for that type of cuisine here in Columbus. We were pleasantly surprised to find out that one of our favorite holes in… [Read More]
I went by this place while heading south on Mt Pleasant from 5th Ave and was wondering when this had happened, since I had never heard of this place and it’s definitely tucked away. It’s within walking distance from my… [Read More]
I hate it when I have high expectations of a place, only to be super disappointed at the reality. Latitude 41 doesn’t help matters any by billing itself as a “destination restaurant”, which brings to mind places like Alinea or… [Read More]
Standing in a ridiculously long line to get into the theater to watch Dark Knight, we spotted a grown man wearing full Joker face make-up. Given that it was 95-degrees out, I imagine he spent the rest of his day… [Read More]
The Alive wrote Tower of power By G.A. Benton July 17, 2008 Enter Benevolence Cafe. They have revivifying, very-good-for-you grub that I actually crave. One such get-thinner dinner winner I return to time and again is the #3 Combo ($10.50)…. [Read More]
Has anyone been by the new building going up to replace the old Old Bag that burned down last year? I haven’t found a picture online of it or gone by to take on myself but, wow, that thing looks… [Read More]
I’m going to try my best for this review, and I’ll say right up front that my best simply isn’t good enough. I’ve managed to make it through Ozzfest on five occasions in my lifetime, but I’ve never managed to… [Read More]
I tend to surround myself with people who love food as much as I do, and when one of my foodie friends makes a recommendation, I listen. I was told that I absolutely had to make it a priority to… [Read More]
Okay, so this is my first time writing a restaurant review, but here it goes… Went to Cameron’s on Dublin-Granville Road to celebrate a couple of birthdays on Friday night. We began by ordering a bottle of Pinot Grigio and… [Read More]
The Alive wrote High on Lola By G.A. Benton March 6, 2008 Cafe Lola, in the heart of Downtown, has only been open for a couple of weeks now, but it’s already a sensation. By noon, the line in the… [Read More]
The Dispatch wrote Name sums up appeal of alternative eatery Thursday, December 13, 2007 BY KEVIN KIDDER The word alternative could describe many aspects of Benevolence Cafe, with its bohemian decor and vegetarian fare. The tables are long, with bench… [Read More]
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