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These 7 Ohio Fish And Chips Shops Have Been Frying Lake Erie Perch For Generations

Ask anyone who grew up near Lake Erie about Friday dinner, and you will probably hear one word: perch. These small, sweet fish have been a northern Ohio favorite for a very long time, and the best ones come lightly breaded, fried golden, and served with fries and slaw. This...

Ohio · 12h
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Warm up this winter at the best Indian restaurants in Columbus

Every year, (614) Magazine collects nearly 500,000 votes from readers to determine its annual ColumBEST list, which names the city’s top, well, everything, from BBQ to bars, local bands, bowling alleys, and everything else in between. You can find the full results here, which are 100 percent determined by...

Columbus, OH · 1d
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The Ohio Buffet Worth The Drive For Its Sushi Bar, Even With A Weekend Line

An eight-year-old once put away more than 30 pieces of sushi here, and the sushi chefs couldn’t stop laughing. That story says plenty about the sushi bar at this Ohio buffet. It’s the kind of detail that makes a long drive sound reasonable. The sushi gets company, too....

Mentor, OH · 1d
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Treat yourself to one of the best desserts in Columbus

Every year, (614) Magazine collects nearly 500,000 votes from readers to determine its annual ColumBEST list, which names the city’s top, well, everything, from BBQ to bars, local bands, bowling alleys, and everything else in between. You can find the full results here, which are 100 percent determined by...

Columbus, OH · 1d
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6 Restaurant Chains Closing Ohio Locations in 2026

Torchy’s Tacos closed its last two Columbus restaurants in February. Ohioans have watched familiar names go dark all year. Here are the restaurant chains closing Ohio locations in 2026, with the dates and the cities. 1. Smokey Bones. Smokey Bones, the nearly 30-year-old barbecue chain, closed all of its...

Ohio · 1d

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12 Ohio Pierogi And Comfort Food Stops Made For Fall

When the air turns crisp and the leaves start to change color, there is nothing better than sitting down to a warm, hearty meal that feels like a hug from the inside. Ohio has a rich tradition of Eastern European cooking, and pierogi are right at the heart of it.

Ohio · 8d

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Ohio’s Family-Run Pizza Parlors Have Been Cutting Square Slices For Decades, And Here Are 6

Ask anyone from Ohio how pizza should be cut, and there is a good chance you will hear one word: squares. Across the state, thin and crispy pies get sliced into little party-cut pieces that are easy to grab, easy to share, and very easy to keep eating. Some of...

Ohio · 2d

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The Small-Town Ohio Buffet Families Keep Coming Back To For Broasted Chicken, Pie, And A Petting Zoo

Goats are waiting just outside the back of this buffet, and kids can feed them after the pie course. That is not a sentence you read every day. Inside, broasted chicken anchors a long spread of home-style cooking. Real mashed potatoes, roast beef, and a salad bar share the room with a wall of homemade pies.

Logan, OH · 2d

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Columbus, Ohio Locals Keep Coming Back To This Family-Run Deli, Open Since 1960, For Toasted Subs And Lasagna

Some restaurants chase trends. This one has spent more than six decades ignoring them, and Columbus keeps showing up anyway. On a busy stretch of road in the city’s north end sits a family-run deli that opened in 1960, back when a toasted sub was considered a fine reason to leave the house. People who moved away decades ago still plan stops here when they come back to town.

Columbus, OH · 2d

The Columbus Dispatch

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Columbus places that will cook all or part of your Thanksgiving meal

Whether you want to make part of the meal yourself or whether the only thing you want to make is an order for the whole thing, you have plenty of options for Thanksgiving. Restaurants and caterers throughout the Columbus area are taking orders now for holiday meals or parts of holiday meals, whether it's for two people or 32. They're willing to do just about anything you wish to outsource, too. Some places in this year's Thanksgiving guide will prepare your turkey or ham only, and some will do just the sides. Some will have it hot and ready on the morning of Nov. 26, and the meals from some will require heating and serving later. Here are some of your options for a Thanksgiving dinner at home if you don't wish to prepare the entire menu. 101 Craft Kitchen Menu: herb-roasted turkey breast, roasted garlic mashed potatoes, maple- and mustard-glazed Brussels sprouts, sweet potato casserole, cranberry relish, apple and cranberry stuffing, dinner rolls, natural pan gravy, pumpkin and fig sticky toffee pudding. Cost: $300, serves six; items also are available à la carte. Deadlines: Order by Nov. 17; pickup is Nov. 25. Details: 7509 Sawmill Road, Dublin; 614-210-1010; 397

Columbus, OH · 1d

NBC4 Columbus

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Culver’s proposed for vacant land near Grove City

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Residents of southwest Columbus near Grove City could be the next to benefit from Culver’s expansion in central Ohio. Plans filed with the City of Columbus call for a restaurant spanning 4,700 square feet at 1548 Georgesville Road west of Interstate 270, near Bolton Field Airport. The restaurant would be built […]

Grove City, OH · 10h

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Columbus-area restaurants offer Thanksgiving dining and feasts to go

Several Columbus-area restaurants will offer full Thanksgiving meals for dine-in or to-go on Thursday, Nov. 26.

Columbus, OH · 1d

The Spicy Chefs

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20 Things You Never Knew About America's Biggest Fast Food Chains

There's More to Your Favorite Drive-Thru Than You Think Whether you're grabbing a quick burger on your lunch break, picking up a bucket of chicken for dinner, or making a late-night run for tacos, America's biggest fast food chains are probably familiar territory. But even if you've been ordering from the same restaurants for years, there's a good chance you don't know much about how they got started, who came up with their signature menu items, or the unusual decisions that helped them become household names. 1. McDonald's Started With Two Brothers, Not Ray Kroc Contrary to common belief, Ray Kroc did not found McDonald's. McDonald's brothers Richard and Maurice McDonald first opened their restaurant in 1940 in San Bernardino, CA, and created the Speedee Service System in 1948 to offer menu items more quickly and efficiently. Ray Kroc was brought on board to help with the franchising process and bought the rights to the McDonald's name in 1961. 2. The Egg McMuffin Was Inspired by Eggs Benedict What began as McDonald's franchise owner Herb Peterson's attempt to provide customers with a "to-go" version of Eggs Benedict transformed into the much-beloved Egg McMuffin. He eventually substituted American cheese, added Canadian

Columbus, OH · 1d

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Gilligan Co. Rolls Out Online Ordering

The chain has introduced the offering at all of its Ohio locations. Gilligan Co., which does business in Cincinnati and Columbus, Ohio under the GOCO banner, has announced a new collaboration with Lula Commerce to roll out online ordering across its Ohio network. Gilligan Co., which was started by Patrick...

Columbus, OH · 1d

NBC4 Columbus

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Grocery chain, schools help students in need, reduce food waste

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – Kroger is helping local students find a way to help their fellow students who are experiencing hunger. The grocery chain partnered with the Solid Waste Authority of Central Ohio to donate dozens of gently used bakery tables to schools in Westerville and Reynoldsburg. The share tables allow students to offer unopened, […]

Reynoldsburg, OH · 2d

The Columbus Dispatch

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Saucy Brew Works to close Columbus brewpub

A Cleveland-based brewpub and coffee shop will close its Columbus location after six years serving the city's North Side. Saucy Brew Works, 443 W. 3rd Ave., will close after service Dec. 19, the business posted on Facebook . Other Saucy Brew Works locations will remain open, and Urban Meyer's Pint House will continue to serve the brewery's beer. "Being your gathering place has meant so much to our team, and we’ll deeply miss the friendships we’ve built with our neighbors, students, visiting beer lovers, and four-legged friends," the post read. "We still have plenty of specials and fun activities planned through December 19th, and we hope you’ll join us to celebrate this community and the years we’ve shared." Saucy Brew Works is a Cleveland-based brewery. It has two other locations in Cleveland and Put-in-Bay. Public safety and breaking news reporter Bailey Gallion can be reached at bagallion@dispatch.com . This article originally appeared on The Columbus Dispatch: Saucy Brew Works to close Columbus brewpub

Columbus, OH · 2d

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Out-Of-Towners Drive In For A Box From This Ohio Donut Shop, Family-Run Since 1937

More than 200 kinds of donuts come out of one small shop, and some of them are vegan, gluten-free, or low-carb. That is a lot of choices for a single pastry case. I can’t imagine walking up to that counter with a clear plan. The family behind it has...

Cleveland, OH · 13h

Main Street Dollars

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SNAP shoppers in Hawaii and Ohio lose soda purchases April 1, 2027, and Nevada’s limits begin in February 2028

SNAP cards in Hawaii and Ohio are due to stop paying for soda April 1, 2027, under waivers USDA approved, and Nevada’s limits on candy and sugary drinks start Feb. 1, 2028. Those are the three latest start dates on USDA’s list of food purchase restrictions. They fall about five months to 14 months from […]

Hawaii · 1d

The Center Square

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Costs to force SE Ohio ‘free’ grocery store to close

(The Center Square) – A southeast Ohio “free” grocery store that received about $20,000 in taxpayer-funded grants over the last year may close its non-profit operation. With God’s Grace, funded by private donations and taxpayer grants since 2014, began as a food pantry but expanded to a grocery store. Founder and Executive Director Nicole Adkins told The Center Square rising costs may force her to close the doors. Adkins blamed inflation for higher operational and food costs and fewer donor dollars. “Right now, we are able to keep it open until January,” she said. “We want to keep the store open. But with the rising cost of insurance, utilities, food and gas, everybody has a higher cost of living. That is trickling down to our donations. We’ve always been donations based. We get small government grants but it’s nothing like big government grants that other organizations get.” The organization buys food from grocery stores or wholesalers at a discounted rate, Adkins said. The store stocks a variety of fruits and vegetables, non-perishable food and even household goods. Many of the patrons are elderly. It also has mobile locations for distributing food but may have to sell the grocery store building

Ohio · 1d

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Short North Italian Restaurant Turns 30

Martini Modern Italian is turning back the clock this month in honor of its 30th birthday. The Short North restaurant opened in November of 1996 at 445 N. High St. and is one of the first concepts developed by Cameron Mitchell Restaurants. To celebrate the anniversary, the restaurant is featuring past menu items throughout the month of November.

Columbus, OH · 1d