mary01+FollowColumbus food scene just got national loveColumbus is getting some serious attention from foodies nationwide! The Infatuation just dropped its updated list of the 23 best restaurants in the city, spotlighting everything from creative Asian cafes to classic Italian spots and even Swahili cuisine. It’s awesome to see local favorites like Agni, Comune, and Ray Ray’s Hog Pit making the cut. Whether you’re craving something new or want to see if your go-to made the list, this roundup is a tasty reminder of how much Columbus has to offer. Which spot would you add or skip? Let’s talk food! #Food #ColumbusEats #FoodieFinds00Share
Annette Jones+FollowEaston’s new burger spot comes with arcade funBareburger is bringing its famous organic burgers—and a whole lot of fun—to Easton this Friday! This new location isn’t just about the food; it’s got arcade games like Baby Pac-Man, making it a perfect hangout for families and friends. With options from grass-fed beef to bison, elk, and even vegan patties, there’s something for everyone. If you’ve been to their Short North spot, you know the quality, but this Easton spot adds a playful twist. Who’s excited to try burgers and games all in one place? Let’s talk: what’s your go-to burger order? #Food #ColumbusEats #Bareburger00Share
Annette Jones+FollowShort North’s favorite sushi spot returns!The 1126 Restaurant is making a comeback this September after a wave of community support convinced them to reopen in their original Short North location. Locals who missed their gourmet sushi and Japanese dishes can look forward to the same beloved menu, but with a fresh new look thanks to a full renovation and rebrand. It’s rare to see a restaurant return by popular demand—what does this say about the power of community voices in shaping our neighborhood? Who’s planning to check out the new space? #Food #ShortNorth #ColumbusEats00Share
Jason Wells+FollowBarstool’s Dave Portnoy sparks pizza buzz in ColumbusBarstool Sports’ Dave Portnoy just put Columbus pizza on the map! Bobby Jo’s Pizza, open only three weeks, got a surprise visit after fans flooded Portnoy’s feed with recommendations. Owner Danny Phillips was so sure Portnoy would stop by, he changed his hours—and it paid off. While the review score is still under wraps, the excitement is real. Portnoy also checked out The Pizza House, a local staple since 1961, and gave it a solid 7.4. Both spots saw a surge in orders after his visits. Have you tried either? What’s your favorite Columbus pizza joint? #Food #ColumbusEats #PizzaReview00Share
mary01+FollowColumbus cheesecake favorite opens its own shopThe Bearded Baker, a beloved Columbus cheesecake spot that started almost by accident, is about to open its very first standalone store! Locals who’ve been craving those creamy slices since the East Market closure can now mark their calendars—doors open at 2918 E. Main St. on September 3 at 10 a.m., right across from The Top Steakhouse. This move keeps the bakery close to its Olde Towne East roots. Who’s excited to see a homegrown favorite take this big step? Let’s talk about your favorite flavors and what you hope to see at the new spot! #Food #ColumbusEats #Cheesecake00Share
mary01+FollowColumbus startup is changing dinner for busy familiesLuxe + Lemons is shaking up how Columbus eats—especially for working moms who barely have time to breathe, let alone cook. Founder Kat Brown turned her own struggle to find healthy, tasty meals into a booming business that now delivers thousands of chef-prepared, heat-and-eat entrees each week. The focus? Real food, real flavor, and way less sodium and fat than typical takeout. With a team of 40 and $2 million in annual revenue, Luxe + Lemons is eyeing expansion to more cities. Would you swap your usual dinner routine for a service like this? #Food #ColumbusEats #MealDelivery00Share
Annette Jones+FollowColumbus eats: Best bites for Buckeye game dayGame day around Ohio Stadium is a food lover’s dream, from sunrise tailgates to late-night bites. Whether you’re craving Buckeye Donuts’ classic treats, a loaded breakfast bagel from Cocky’s, or a post-game smash burger at Burger Royale, there’s something for every appetite. Vegan pizza at Mikey’s, crispy Korean wings at bb.q Chicken, and even a Mucho Macho Burrito challenge at Cazuela’s keep things interesting. Don’t forget a celebratory milkshake or matcha before heading home! What’s your go-to spot near the Shoe, and which new place are you excited to try this season? #Food #ColumbusEats #BuckeyeGameDay00Share
mary01+FollowTorchy’s Tacos closes Polaris spot after 3 yearsTorchy’s Tacos has shut down its Polaris location, meaning fewer places for those over-the-top tacos locals have come to love. After just three years, the Austin-based chain decided to close the Gemini Place spot, citing a shift in their business strategy. While it’s a bummer for Polaris taco fans, you can still get your fix at their Dublin-Granville Rd. and Hamilton Quarter locations. With more closures happening in other states, it’s got people wondering: what’s next for our favorite taco joints in Columbus? Share your thoughts—will you miss this spot, or are you loyal to another local taco shop? #Food #ColumbusEats #TorchysTacos10Share
mary01+FollowColumbus favorite JT’s Pizza expands to Jerome VillageJT’s Pizza & Pub is bringing its famous crispy Columbus-style pies to Jerome Village! This local favorite, known for its welcoming vibe and killer bar food, is opening a third spot in Plain City’s fast-growing retail hub. With new restaurants, shops, and even a big medical center coming soon, Jerome Village is quickly turning into a hotspot for families and foodies alike. No official opening date yet, but it’s exciting to see one of Columbus’ best-loved pizza joints making the northwest side even tastier. Who’s ready to become a regular at the new JT’s? #Food #ColumbusEats #PizzaLovers00Share
dianefrank+FollowBier Stube’s comeback brings campus nostalgiaThe Bier Stube, a campus favorite for nearly six decades, is making a big return just down the street from its old spot. Owner Craig Kempton is bringing back all the quirky charm—think graffiti-covered wood, the classic jukebox, and even the original mirrors. The new place on King Ave. will be nearly twice as big, with plans for live music in the basement next year. For regulars and newcomers alike, it’s a chance to relive memories or make new ones. What are you most excited to see return at the new Stube? #Food #BierStube #ColumbusEats00Share
