dianefrank+FollowGrandview’s Taesty’s food stall is moving onTaesty’s, the Southern-style street food favorite at The Little Grand in Grandview, is packing up and shifting focus. While it’s bittersweet to see them leave the food hall, they’re doubling down on their Circleville spot, catering, and food trucks around Columbus. If you’re a fan, there’s still a little time to grab your favorites before they go. The upside? The Little Grand is on the hunt for a new chef partner, promising to bring in a fresh, exciting concept. What kind of food would you love to see fill the space next? #Food #Grandview #ColumbusEats00Share
Annette Jones+FollowTorchy's Tacos Polaris location shutting downTorchy's Tacos fans in Columbus are losing a favorite spot—its Polaris location is closing for good on August 26. This move isn’t just about one restaurant; Torchy’s is shutting down several locations nationwide as it rethinks its growth strategy. While this is tough news for Polaris regulars and staff, the good news is that the New Albany and Dublin Torchy’s will stay open. For many, this change highlights how even popular chains are adapting to new challenges. How do you feel about losing a local favorite, and what does it mean for our dining scene? #Food #ColumbusEats #TorchysTacos00Share
mary01+FollowColumbus gets a fried chicken bus!Frybird just rolled into Columbus, serving up halal fried chicken from a repurposed school bus parked on E. Main St. in Whitehall. This isn’t your typical food truck—think wings, tenders, nuggets, and even cheesesteak-inspired sandwiches, all made fresh. The real game-changer? Walking Nachos: a bag of Doritos loaded with beef, cheese, veggies, and all the fixings. Open daily from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m., Frybird is shaking up local eats and even delivers via DoorDash. Would you try fried chicken from a school bus? Let’s talk! #Food #ColumbusEats #FriedChicken00Share
Michael Alvarez+FollowColumbus’ meatloaf secret is out!Cap City Fine Diner & Bar in Columbus is quietly serving up what locals swear is the best meatloaf you’ll ever taste. This isn’t just nostalgia on a plate—it’s comfort food with a gourmet twist, complete with creamy buttermilk-chive mashed potatoes and crispy onion straws. The vibe is pure classic diner, but the menu goes way beyond the basics, from cheddar-drizzled chips to towering chocolate cake. Whether you’re a regular or a first-timer, this spot feels like home. Who else has tried Cap City’s legendary meatloaf, or found another Ohio comfort food that deserves the spotlight? Let’s swap favorites! #Food #ColumbusEats #OhioFood00Share
Annette Jones+FollowColumbus’ Rubino’s named best pizza spotRubino’s Pizza in Bexley just got crowned by a national travel guide as serving the “best pizza you’ll ever have in your life.” Locals have loved their ultra-thin, crispy crust and sweet-tangy sauce for decades, but now the secret’s out! The place has been around since 1954, still cash-only, and slices their pies into bite-sized squares—making every piece a perfect snack. If you haven’t tried it yet, maybe it’s time to see what all the fuss is about. What’s your go-to pizza spot in Columbus? #Food #ColumbusEats #PizzaLovers10Share
Jason Wells+FollowColumbus celebrates Kahiki’s tiki legacyKahiki Supper Club may have closed 25 years ago, but its spirit is alive and well in Columbus! Fans can relive the magic at a special film screening and tiki celebration at the Drexel Theatre on Aug. 26, complete with original artifacts and tropical cocktails. Plus, Huli Huli Tiki Lounge is restoring one of Kahiki’s iconic Moai heads, with a big reveal planned for Sept. 14. Meanwhile, Hunan Lion is finally back after a long closure, and Parable Coffee is temporarily pausing operations. With so many changes in the local food scene, which spot are you most excited to revisit or try next? #Food #ColumbusEats #KahikiLegacy00Share
Annette Jones+FollowColumbus food scene heats up with big changesHunan Lion is finally back after nearly two years, drawing crowds eager for their favorite Chinese dishes. Meanwhile, Parable Cafe downtown has hit pause to sort out business troubles, with staff voicing concerns online. Clintonville’s getting sweeter with Rose Dough Donuts opening its doors, but it’s a bittersweet week as Chapman’s Eat Market and Happy Little Treats say goodbye to their current spots. Plus, Smash Park Westerville is about to launch with pickleball, bowling, and more. Columbus food lovers, which spot are you most excited—or sad—to see change? Let’s talk about your favorites and what you’re hoping to try next! #Food #ColumbusEats #FoodNews00Share
Jason Wells+FollowColumbus loses iconic Italian eateriesBravo and Brio, the Italian restaurants that started right here in Columbus, have suddenly closed three Ohio locations after their parent company filed for bankruptcy again. Rising food and labor costs, inflation, and fewer shoppers in malls hit them hard. For many locals, these spots were go-to places for family dinners and celebrations. It’s a big change for the city’s dining scene, especially since these restaurants have been part of Columbus since the ‘90s. How do you feel about losing these familiar favorites? What does this say about the challenges facing restaurants today? #Food #ColumbusEats #RestaurantNews00Share
Valerie Hall+FollowColumbus gets a taste of New Haven pizzaColumbus pizza lovers, there’s a new contender in town! Bobby Jo’s Pizza, which started as a pop-up just a few months ago, has already opened its first brick & mortar spot inside Donerick’s Pub on N. High St. Locals are raving about their giant New-Haven-style pies and loaded subs, and the Philly Cheesesteak-inspired Tush Push Pizza is quickly becoming a fan favorite—especially among Eagles fans. It’s amazing to see how the city’s support helped Bobby Jo’s grow so fast. Have you tried it yet? What’s your go-to pizza style in Columbus? #Food #ColumbusEats #PizzaLovers00Share
Jason Wells+FollowColumbus burger favorite Ash & Em closes Brewery District spotAsh & Em, the smash burger spot that quickly became a local favorite, has suddenly closed its Brewery District location. Fans are left wondering what’s next, as the team shared they’re searching for a “more stable and purpose driven facility” but haven’t revealed any details yet. If you’ve grabbed a burger there, you know how much this place meant to the neighborhood. What do you think this means for Columbus’s food scene? Where should Ash & Em pop up next? Let’s talk about your favorite burger joints and what makes them special! #Food #ColumbusEats #BurgerLovers00Share
