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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 · 12h
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8 Historic Ohio Pizzerias Still Serving Pizza Made With Family Recipes

What makes someone return to the same pizzeria for fifty years? I suspect the answer has just as much to do with family traditions as it does with the pizza itself. Ohio has several longtime pizzerias with stories worth hearing. One started in a home kitchen, while another began in a garage before becoming a local favorite.

Columbus, OH · 1d
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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 · 1d
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Check out these Coshocton County restaurant inspections

COSHOCTON − The following are restaurant inspections with critical violations, as conducted by the Coshocton Public Health District in October 2026. Oct. 15 Subway, 390 1/2 South Whitewoman St.: No person in charge present during inspection. Meaning there was nobody who could demonstrate no critical violations knowledge or ensuring employees were maintaining temperatures of food during hot and cold storage. Employees were not informed of responsibility to report health information. Foods not being held proper cold temperatures. Doors were propped open and there are no screens or air curtains, which could allow for flies and other pests to enter. Oct. 29 Tlaquepaque, 131 N. Third St.: Kitchen employees need trained in food safety and processes and monitoring temperatures. No employees was observed washing hands. Large pots and containers of meat and poultry on floor in front of handwashing sink, blocking it from employee use. Foods are to covered in refrigerator, including large bins of beans and rice after use. Foods in pans in chest freezer were from 55 to 60 degrees at time of inspection. Roach spray and powder under cabinet in waiting room station stored with soda bags and hoses. Foods in freezer were not frozen and where improperly

Coshocton County, OH · 19h

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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 · 8h

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This Ohio Diner Has Been Serving Locals Since 1932, And It Might Be The State’s Oldest

The motto here is a million burgers sold 37 at a time. That number comes from the stools, not a marketing meeting. Three worn wooden U-shaped counters fill the room. Strangers sit close, pass the ketchup, and sometimes leave as friends. Outdoor tables offer another seating option when the weather...

Delaware, OH · 1d

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8 Tiny Hot Dog Joints In Ohio That Will Have You Coming Back For More

Want to find the best tiny hot dog joints in Ohio worth seeking out?. These 8 spots serve up bold flavors and creative toppings that’ll keep you coming back for more!. 1. Dirty Frank’s Hot Dog Palace (Columbus) Some restaurants earn their reputation one loyal customer at a...

Ohio · 2d

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13 Ohio Restaurants Serving Outstanding Meals For Under $20

Twenty dollars doesn’t go particularly far these days, especially when you’re hungry and someone else is doing the cooking. Still, I’ve learned that a good meal in Ohio doesn’t always come with an unpleasant surprise at the register. Sometimes, the best discoveries happen when you skip...

Ohio · 10h

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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 · 16h

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8 Historic Ohio Restaurants Going All Out For The Holiday Season

Would you book a restaurant just to see its Christmas decorations? I usually care more about what’s on the menu, but a few historic places in Ohio might convince me to reconsider my priorities. And December is a particularly good time to discover them. Imagine enjoying dinner beside a...

Ohio · 2d

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The 7 Most Nostalgic Burger Joints In Ohio Serve Up Vibes Straight Out Of Happy Days

Looking for the most nostalgic burger joints in Ohio that serve up vibes straight out of Happy Days?. These 7 burger joints bring the flavors and the feel-good atmosphere of the good old days right to your table!. 1. Zip’s Cafe (Cincinnati) If you’ve never made the trip to...

Ohio · 5d

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Ohio’s Old Railroad Depots Now Hide These 5 Restaurants Where You Eat Beside The Tracks

Ohio was built on railroads, and plenty of small towns still have the old depots to prove it. Some of those brick and wood stations sat empty for years, but a handful now serve pancakes, smoked brisket, sushi, and ice cream instead of train tickets. The best part is that...

Kent, OH · 2d

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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 · 17h

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This Ohio Donut Shop Never Closes And Even Serves Fresh Gyros Around The Clock

A donut shop that once sold more gyros than donuts? That’s a plot twist I didn’t see coming. Even better, the doors stay open 24 hours a day, every single day. The donuts get made by hand, fresh twice daily. The signature one combines chocolate frosting with peanut butter at its center, like the famous Ohio candy.

Columbus, OH · 2d

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This Ohio Bakery In Columbus Has Been Frying Cream-Filled Donuts Since 1910 And Still Sells Out

Cream-filled donuts have come out of one Ohio bakery’s fryer for over a century. The shop dates to 1912, and it still keeps a busy counter. Bakers there make glazed rounds, apple fritters, bowtie donuts, and Bavarian cream. I like when a classic survives a big change. This bakery...

Columbus, OH · 5d

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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 · 11h

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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 · 14h

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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 · 7h

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Harrison West brewpub and restaurant closing doors for good

Another Columbus brewpub has announced their final day of business will be this year—Saucy Brew Works located at 443 W. 3rd Ave., in Harrison West will close on December 19. The announcement came via social media. The post said, “Columbus friends, it’s with a heavy heart that we share our Columbus brewpub & coffee shop will close its doors after service on December 19th. For more than six years, you’ve welcomed us into your neighborhood and made us part of your lives. Morning coffees, game day cheers, trivia nights, and pup cup visits with your dogs became the moments we looked forward to each week. 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.”

Columbus, OH · 1d

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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 · 14h