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The second annual Big Bacon Bash was a sold out, bacon-flavored extravaganza. The chefs at Hills Market provided 10 unique pairings of bacon appetizers for enthusiastic attendees, who washed down each bite with glass of complimentary wine or beer.Thanks to the generosity of Boar's Head for an endless supply of bacon, to our host Hills Market for a wonderful backdrop and to our CU Ambassadors for their enthusiasm.Enjoy all the moments from the event in our photo gallery, below:…
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The Oscar nominations are fast approaching, so we'll see a handful of hopefuls squeak…21 Bars and Restaurants Left the Scene in 2018
December 31, 2018 1:30 pm
Lauren Sega 
If 2018 was any indication, Columbus’ rapidly expanding food scene doesn’t show any signs of slowing down. Still, the rise of new spots like Alpine and El Lugar was spurred by the fall of a number of notables, like Juergen’s Bakery (50 years in German Village). In all, we’ll be leaving 21 restaurants and bars […]
City Welcomed 50 New Bars and Restaurants in 2018
December 31, 2018 1:28 pm Lauren Sega 
It’s been a long ride, but it’s finally over — 2018 has come to a close. For some, it was a year of closure. But don’t mourn too long; there’s a natural rise and fall to the industry. And though we said farewell to a lot of favorites, 50 newcomers have entered the scene. Downtown […]
Japanese Oriental Restaurant Now Open
December 21, 2018 1:45 pm Lauren Sega 
Japanese Oriental Restaurant is back. After a year-long closure to escape construction on North High Street, they’ve resumed business as usual at their original location at 2283 N. High St. The restaurant’s official reopening was on Saturday, Dec. 15, and, as co-owner Kim Aun says, everything is pretty much the same. They’ll offer the same […]
Two Former Barcelona Chefs Will Open a New Restaurant in the University District
December 6, 2018 11:18 am Lauren Sega 
Two former Barcelona chefs are striking out on their own to open a new restaurant in the University District. Alqueria, offering traditional American dishes with a twist, will open in the former Angry Baker space at 247 King Ave. in early 2019. At the helm are Jacob Hough and Patrick Marker, who served as executive […]
Mixed-Use Development Proposed for West Fifth Avenue
November 14, 2018 3:19 pm
Brent Warren 
Preliminary plans for a mixed-use development on the former Fifth Avenue Elementary site in Dennison Place have been presented to the zoning committee of the University Area Commission (UAC). The development was also the subject of a neighborhood meeting in September, in which residents provided some initial feedback on the proposal to the developer, Upper […]
New Renderings Released for 15th and High
November 8, 2018 3:00 pm Brent Warren 
New renderings released today by Campus Partners give the best idea yet of what Pearl Alley between 14th and 16th Avenues will look like after the multifaceted 15th and High project is complete. The images show three five-story buildings, one overlooking University Square – the public plaza planned as the centerpiece of the development – […]
WOSU Unveils Design of New Headquarters at 15th and High
October 25, 2018 8:00 pm Brent Warren 
WOSU Public Media today unveiled the design of its new headquarters, which is planned for the northeast corner of East 14th Avenue and Pearl Alley. The proposed four-story building marks latest piece of the complex puzzle that is the 15th and High project. “At the nexus of campus and community, the new facility will have […]
