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by Hope Madden and George WolfThe second decade of the 2000s saw remarkable…Restaurant Review: Katzinger’s Dublin
November 21, 2019 10:00 am
Miriam Bowers Abbott
Katzinger’s has a lengthy history as a beloved fixture in German Village. The deli is a revered institution that has hosted famous folks from Joe Biden to Lyle Lovett. Owned for decades by Diane Warren, in 2016, Katzinger’s officially changed hands to CityBrands, LLC, a group that brought Columbus its Wine Bistro projects. Since the change, […]
Cameron Mitchell Deli to Open in Rigsby’s Space in The Short North
November 28, 2017 11:44 am
Walker Evans
The 4,100 square foot restaurant space at 698 North High Street has sat dark for two full years since Rigsby’s Kitchen closed up their doors in 2015. That will change this spring once Cameron Mitchell Restaurants opens their newest concept: Harvey and Ed’s. The new restaurant and bar is being described as a “modern American approach to […]
Restaurant Review: Short North Deli
May 17, 2017 10:00 am Miriam Bowers Abbott
When the news broke that a traditional deli was making its way to the Short North, there was much celebration. While the zone seems to have ample taco, Italian and Cameron Mitchell options, deli fare is less well-represented. Enter Short North Deli. It’s a pretty non-nonsense, streamlined operation, with a big, open kitchen, order counter, […]
Restaurant Review: Katalina’s
March 1, 2017 8:00 am Miriam Bowers Abbott
Katalina’s is well known for pancake balls. Well, yes, it does have pancake balls. And yes, they’re quite good. They’re also known for chorizo tacos. Yes, the tacos are nice too. But, there are other things on the menu — things that are lesser-known and also worth investigation. Sure, the stop is a renown weekend brunch staple. […]
Restaurant Review: D&L Sandwich Kings
December 30, 2016 10:00 am Miriam Bowers Abbott
A new sandwich shop made its official debut this fall. D&L Sandwich Kings has opened its doors on East Main, serving something a little more special than your regular deli fare. It does its own house brisket and corned beef (and a few other things) with homespun style. You know you’re close to the establishment […]
Steam Opening New Restaurant Inside the North Market
December 2, 2016 11:02 am
Lauren Sega
The North Market is getting a new merchant. Steam, originally serving Italian Village from inside Little Rock Bar, is bringing its buns to the Market in the new year. The concept was started by chef Marcus Meacham. Earlier this year, Meacham took over some space at Little Rock to offer his mantou bun sandwiches to […]
Restaurant Review: Blind Lady Tavern
November 25, 2016 10:30 am Miriam Bowers Abbott
Blind Lady Tavern opened on Mound Street in a spot that has seen lots of action in the last five years. It had a stint in the Liz Lessner empire as The Jury Room. After the Jury Room closed, a meatball spot called “Balls” was going to move in, but when public reception of the […]
