Katherine Kim+FollowShort North loses a creative stapleRiot Ink’s Short North shop has closed its doors, marking the end of an era for local tattoo lovers and artists. For many in Columbus, this spot wasn’t just a place to get inked—it was a hub for creativity and connection. While the reasons behind the closure haven’t been shared, Riot Ink fans can still visit their Powell location, and all appointments and gift cards will be honored there. How do you feel about losing another unique business in the neighborhood? Let’s talk about what this means for the Short North’s creative scene. #Beauty #ShortNorth #Columbus00Share
mary01+FollowWhy Marcella’s is Columbus’s toughest tableLanding a dinner spot at Marcella’s in the Short North is like scoring a golden ticket—by 4 PM, hopeful diners are already crowding the entrance, and by sunset, reservations are booked solid. The secret? It’s not just the crave-worthy Southern Italian pasta and pizza, but the whole lively, communal vibe that keeps locals and visitors planning weeks ahead. With only dinner hours and a prime spot in Columbus’s arts district, Marcella’s has turned eating out into an event. Have you braved the wait, or do you have a reservation strategy that works? #Food #ColumbusEats #ShortNorth00Share
Valerie Hall+FollowShort North gets a taste of giant French sandwichesFrenchi’s Deli just opened its second Columbus spot in the Short North, and locals are already buzzing about their over-the-top, bodega-style sandwiches. If you love a loaded sandwich—think piles of toppings and bold sauces—this is your new go-to. The menu mixes classic American deli favorites with French street food flair, all made right in front of you. Whether you’re craving a hearty Croque Monsieur or a veggie-packed sub, there’s something for everyone. What’s your favorite sandwich style, and would you try a French twist on your lunch? #Food #ColumbusEats #ShortNorth00Share
