A familiar building in the heart of the Short North will be getting a complete redesign. Much of the existing roof and large portions of two exterior walls will be removed as part of the project, which will transform the look of 700 N. High St., at the south corner of E. Lincoln St. The […]
Gallo’s on High is the latest to join the ranks of new Clintonville restaurants, including next-door neighbor The Pit BBQ Grille. The family-run restaurant officially opened its doors earlier this month at 4215 N. High St., the former home of Little Eater. It’s the fourth for the Gallo’s portfolio, joining taprooms on Bethel Road and […]
Editor’s note: As of Thursday, January 28, TownHall in the Short North is officially open. Just over three years after it was initially announced, TownHall is opening its doors in the Short North at 792 N. High St. in Columbus. An exact date is to be determined (check back here for updates), but Communications Director […]
Grandviews’s The Butcher & Grocer and CLEAVER are headed north for their second locations. The butcher shop and meat-centric restaurant will be part of Shawnee Station, a 14,175-square-foot strip center developed by Equity Commercial Real Estate Solutions. Located by the Scioto River on Glick Road, just across the river from the Columbus Zoo, it’s an […]
After just a few months of operation, pop-up restaurant Fried Chicka Bang is already expanding. The delivery/pickup business opened at the end of September near Polaris Fashion Place and launches this week in the Arena District. Uniquely, the pop-up operates from within existing Sunny Street Cafe locations, selling fried chicken sandwiches at night after the […]
What a year for bars and restaurants. 2020 has brought some…challenges to the industry, but that hasn’t kept new spots from opening in nearly every corner of the city. Whether plans were in motion pre-pandemic, or the environment gave rise to new opportunities, these (80 plus) spots found a way to make it work, saying […]
It’s well-known that 2020 has been a difficult, if not impossible, year for the restaurant industry. As such, this year’s closings list is much lengthier than in years past. Unfortunately, this could just be the beginning of an equally as bummer list in 2021 as the pandemic stretches on. So raise a glass and grab […]