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CATCO leans into its core strengths with an invigorating production of Samm-Art Williams’ mythopoetic…
A brand-new show featuring both drag and opera will host drag queen, actor, and…
The Wexner Center for the Arts has cultivated relationships with cutting-edge dance and theatre…The Rossi Now Under New Ownership
November 7, 2019 1:00 pm
Susan Post
Fear not regulars, The Rossi isn’t going anywhere. The restaurant is under new ownership, and sporting some new menus, but Owner George Tanchevski wants to keep the character of the Short North mainstay. Randy and Tina Corbin opened The Rossi in 2004, and eventually expanded their restaurant empire to include Club 185, Little Palace, El […]
SIP Local Takes Over Actual Brewing Space in Clintonville
October 30, 2019 12:00 pm Susan Post
Somewhere In Particular Brewing has found a particular spot in Clintonville. In collaboration with the Local Cantina family, SIP Local has opened its doors at 2808 N. High St. The Local Cantina family took over the space when its original occupants, Actual Brewing, filed for bankruptcy and eventually closed following sexual assault and rape allegations […]
Galla Park Opening First Columbus Location
October 28, 2019 3:54 pm Susan Post
The owners of BBR, Dahlia and the recently-opened Fireproof are expanding their Cincinnati-based concept to the Short North. Galla Park will make its Columbus debut in at 900 N. High St. in March 2020. With 5,400 square feet of space, Michael Mercer of Peerless Management Group describes Galla Park as an innovative, vibe dining experience […]
Restaurant Returns to Flatiron Building Downtown
October 21, 2019 4:11 pm Susan Post
The longstanding Flatiron Bar + Diner departed the Columbus dining scene in late 2018, but less than a year later a new Flatiron has taken up the reigns at the iconic building. Flatiron Tavern is now open at 129 E. Nationwide Blvd. While part of the name has stuck around, the space is under new […]
Restaurant Review: The Old Spot
October 17, 2019 4:21 pm
Miriam Bowers Abbott
The Old Spot in Grandview isn’t actually old yet. It’s a newbie to the neighborhood. The Old Spot introduced itself as a project that merges the sensibilities of two well-loved, well-established local culinary influences: Butcher & Grocer and the La Tavola team. The former is a nearby butcher (as the name suggests) with a distinct commitment […]
First Look: Vine + Forge
October 10, 2019 11:00 am Susan Post
Raise a glass to Vine + Forge, the new bar and restaurant situated on the ground floor of the Crowne Plaza Downtown at 33 E. Nationwide Blvd. The new concept celebrates its soft opening today, Thursday, October 10 at 4 p.m. For the cocktail connoisseurs and wine enthusiasts, Vine + Forge has some tricks up […]
Restaurant Review: The Lox Bagel Shop
October 10, 2019 10:00 am Miriam Bowers Abbott
Even in the midst of recent restaurant closures, no one would ever call the Short North “underserved.” On the ritzier end, it has pretty much everything. Honestly, it probably has two of everything. And when it comes to Cameron Mitchell restaurants, it’s got like…five? But breakfast has never really been the Short North’s game. Sure, there […]
