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New Deli Adds to Revitalization of Parsons Avenue
June 30, 2015 3:45 pm
Rebecca Wagner
Development on Parsons Avenue is continuing with the addition of a new bistro. Jimmyluka’s, a bar and deli, will open at 701 Parsons Avenue this August. Owner Jimmy Dragich bought the two-story space seven years back, just before construction started on the Nationwide Children’s expansion. Dragich, who owns Affordable Floor, a ceramic tile marble contractor, has always […]
CoGo Expanding to East Franklinton, South Campus and Beyond
March 28, 2015 12:34 pm
Walker Evans
While CoGo will not be expanding to cover the entire campus of The Ohio State University this year, it will still be expanding to other high-demand areas throughout the central city. Plans to add new stations first surfaced back in December, and a meeting this past week between City administrators and CoGo management helped to […]
Second Crest Gastropub Opening Soon on Parsons Avenue
February 23, 2015 2:19 pm Rebecca Wagner
Columbus-based company A&R Creative Group will open its second Crest Gastropub location inside the Village Pointe building on Parsons Avenue in late spring. The general vibe will differ from its original Clintonville location, but will maintain focus on fostering neighborhood community engagement. The new menu will consist of classic American fare infused with French and Mediterranean influences, with […]
Best Brunch of 2013: Skillet
December 28, 2013 9:15 am Walker Evans
The voters of this year’s reader survey decided to return Skillet to the top title of Best Brunch in Columbus after last year’s dethronement by Tasi Café. “While restaurants that start badly very rarely get good, eateries that open strong often fade away,” explains CU Food Critic Miriam Bowers Abbott in her October review. “Meanwhile, […]
First Look: The Sycamore
November 3, 2013 8:00 am Walker Evans
The old Sycamore Cafe in German Village was reborn on Friday night more simply dubbed “The Sycamore”, a new neighborhood-centric bar and restaurant that gives the old dive bar favorite a more upscale approach. The new business is the latest venture from Chris Crader of the nearby Harvest Pizzeria, who’s also working on opening the […]
Restaurant Review: Skillet, Rustic.Urban.Food
October 23, 2013 10:00 am
Miriam Bowers Abbott
While restaurants that start badly very rarely get good, eateries that open strong often fade away. The staff leaves, or the recipes change, or maybe the restaurant tries to expand too quickly. It’s the changes that kill in the restaurant business. Meanwhile, in the four years it’s been open, it seems like time has stood […]
At Home: Finding a new build in Schumacher Place
August 4, 2013 9:00 pm
Anne Evans
A new build in an old neighborhood that fits right in with the character is a pretty great find. Kelly Ortman and Kevin Hollo had been looking for a new ‘old home’ to renovate. “I had always wanted to find a home to fix up, but the builder did a great job making this one […]
