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Orient, OH · Food & Drink
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Local ice cream parlor announces permanent space in Central Ohio brewery
An Ohio ice cream shop is getting a new permanent location in a Hilliard brewery. Dell’s Ice Cream & Coffee announced on November 5 that their handcrafted ice cream cart perched outside of Crooked Can in Hilliard is getting its own permanent space inside the brewery’s food hall.
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Ringside Cafe serves burgers with a side of old Columbus
Columbus has plenty of places to grab a burger and a beer, but few have been doing it since 1897 like Ringside Café. Why it matters: This downtown hole-in-the-wall is a throwback to an older Columbus — full of history, kitschy personality and darn good burgers. Zoom in: Ringside sits along Pearl Street, an eclectic alley lined with colorful graffiti and quirky businesses. A nearly-building-long contemporary mural in the patio area show's Columbus native James "Buster" Douglas' infamous knockout of "Iron Mike" Tyson. The vibe: Inside, dark wood and exposed brick fill a cozy dining room that fits only a couple tables and a few booths. There are a handful of stools at the bar as well. There's vintage boxing memorabilia and paintings everywhere. It didn't feel like this was anyone's first time at Ringside. Around noon on a Saturday , a few older gentlemen sipped beers and talking sports like they'd been doing it for decades. The TVs aren't great and there's no surround sound, but nobody seemed to care. Best bites: Burgers dominate the boxing-inspired menu, including the monstrous, 1 1/2-pound Buster Douglas ($32). I ordered the Smokin' Joe BBQ Burger ($15), topped with bacon, cheddar and barbecue