Ryan Horne+FollowColumbus ice cream favorite heads to Lewis CenterJohnson’s Real Ice Cream, a beloved Columbus staple since 1950, is bringing its classic scoops and signature sundaes to Lewis Center in spring 2026! Locals in the Evans Farm community will soon have a new spot to gather, slow down, and enjoy a sweet treat—whether you’re stopping in for a cone or grabbing a pint to go. With their rapid growth and focus on community vibes, it’s exciting to see a family-run favorite continue to thrive. What’s your go-to Johnson’s flavor, and how do you feel about more local scoop shops popping up? #Food #ColumbusEats #LewisCenter00Share
Robert Daniels+FollowColumbus breakfast spots you can’t missSunny Street Cafe just snagged the top spot in this year’s reader poll for best breakfast in Columbus, and it’s easy to see why—there are eight locations around Central Ohio, so you’re never far from a hearty morning meal. Locals swear by their pancakes and classic comfort food, but the real win is how accessible these spots are for anyone on the go. Whether you’re a regular or just looking for a new breakfast hangout, this list is full of community favorites. Which spot is your go-to, and what’s your must-order dish? #Food #ColumbusEats #BreakfastSpots00Share
Mary Williams+FollowBiscuit Belly brings big breakfast vibes to GrandviewBiscuit Belly is taking over the old Hot Chicken Takeover spot on W. Fifth Ave., and it’s about to shake up breakfast in Grandview. Locals can look forward to massive biscuit sandwiches loaded with fried chicken, jalapeño pimento cheese, and spicy pickles, plus creative veggie options and Southern classics. The space is getting a fresh, funky makeover, and the menu even includes breakfast cocktails and specialty coffee. With this being their first Ohio location, it’s a big win for Columbus brunch lovers. Who’s excited to try something new in the neighborhood? #Food #ColumbusEats #GrandviewHeights00Share
Michael Morgan+FollowColumbus says goodbye to Torchy's TacosTorchy's Tacos is closing its last two Columbus locations for good on February 3, marking the end of the Texas chain’s short run in central Ohio. For taco fans in the area, this means no more quick trips for their famous queso or creative taco combos. The company says it’s a tough call, but business just didn’t add up. Many locals are already sharing memories and favorite menu items. If you were a regular, what will you miss most? And what should fill the empty spots next? #Food #ColumbusEats #TorchysTacos00Share
Jason Wells+FollowColumbus’ Thurman Cafe: Where burgers are an eventTwo-hour waits and burgers the size of your head are just part of the Thurman Cafe experience in German Village. Locals and foodies from all over Ohio flock here for the legendary Thurmanator—a towering, multi-layered burger that’s more challenge than meal. But it’s not just about the spectacle; the fresh, never-frozen beef and thoughtful toppings keep regulars coming back. The wings are crispy, the atmosphere is pure old-school charm, and the portions are as generous as the hospitality. Who’s tackled the Thurmanator, and what’s your go-to order at this Columbus classic? #Food #ColumbusEats #ThurmanCafe16716Share
