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On Paper Plans New Vision for Future of Business
November 20, 2020 1:35 pm
Susan Post
On Paper’s time on High Street is nearing its end, but the business will move on in new ways. As were most folks, Owner Margy Lydy-Meeker and her team were surprised by the unfurling of the pandemic. The stationery shop and custom print studio followed the initial guidelines put forth by the state, but Lydy-Meeker […]
Grand Prix Karting Closing this Month
November 3, 2020 3:38 pm Susan Post
Grand Prix Karting Indoor Entertainment will run its last race on Sunday, November 29. The indoor entertainment complex announced today that it would be closing after seven years in Columbus. A message on the business’ website said, “The downturn in business due to the pandemic was too significant to continue.” GPK closed in mid-March and […]
Nancy’s Home Cooking Closes Downtown Restaurant
October 20, 2020 11:02 am Susan Post
It was a short-lived run for Nancy’s Home Cooking Downtown. After two months, the restaurant at 52 E. Lynn St. is closed effective immediately. The restaurant closed its Clintonville location in March 2020 and reopened Downtown in mid-August. A number of factors appeared to influence the decision according to a post announcing the closure. While […]
Short North’s Philco Appears to be Closed
October 13, 2020 11:05 am Susan Post
It appears Philco Bar + Diner has quietly closed its doors in the Short North at 747 N. High St. Photos sent to Columbus Underground show much of the interior seating has been removed from the restaurant. Multiple websites also list the address for lease. After offering carryout for the first week of the dine-in […]
Brazenhead Closes, Assets Up for Auction
October 13, 2020 10:19 am Susan Post
Brazenhead has closed its doors at 1027 W. Fifth Ave. in Fifth by Northwest. While no official announcement can be found, the location is marked as ‘Permanently Closed’ on Facebook and an auction of the restaurant’s assets begins this week. The long-standing restaurant reopened in late May following the dine-in shut down due to the […]
Mission Coffee Co. Not Reopening Short North Shop
September 30, 2020 1:49 pm Susan Post
What started as a temporary closure for Mission Coffee Co. has now become permanent. The roaster will not reopen the doors to its Short North café, 11 Price Ave. The shop initially closed temporarily in April, a few weeks after the statewide dine-in shutdown began. “When we closed our café in the Short North, we […]
The Fish Guys Leave North Market
September 4, 2020 3:43 pm Susan Post
After nearly 14 years at the North Market, 59 Spruce St., The Fish Guys have closed up shop. The stall was officially closed as of Monday, August 31. “As with so many small businesses worldwide we have struggled since March of this year to make ends meet,” a Facebook post announcing the closure read. “A […]
