Showing posts with label Street Food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Street Food. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 14, 2015

Eat Right: Restaurants Hidden in Neighborhoods

So much of Columbus’ dining scene is centered on High Street, which is neat, but it’s always nice to get off the main drag and stumble upon a spot tucked into an otherwise residential neighborhood. Here are a few favorites around town.

Selected Spots Here 

Eat Right: Restaurants Hidden in Neighborhoods

So much of Columbus’ dining scene is centered on High Street, which is neat, but it’s always nice to get off the main drag and stumble upon a spot tucked into an otherwise residential neighborhood. Here are a few favorites around town.

Selected Spots Here 

Tuesday, March 10, 2015

Lineage Brewing Opening Soon in Clintonville

As winter slowly melts away and Columbus ushers in springtime, Clintonville will soon be welcoming its first local brewery and brewpub. Lineage Brewing, headed by four Clintonville residents, is slated to open at the beginning of April.

Link Here 

Lineage Brewing Opening Soon in Clintonville

As winter slowly melts away and Columbus ushers in springtime, Clintonville will soon be welcoming its first local brewery and brewpub. Lineage Brewing, headed by four Clintonville residents, is slated to open at the beginning of April.

Link Here 

Thursday, October 2, 2014

Gallery Hop Celebrates 30th Anniversary

If you want to show off Columbus to visitors from out of town, there’s no better time and place to do it than the first Saturday of the month in The Short North during Gallery Hop. The monthly tradition is one of the most definitive experiences in Columbus where thousands of residents crowd onto the sidewalks to take in the city’s best art, culture, food, shopping and entertainment. And that monthly tradition is celebrating a special milestone on Saturday, October 4th as the event series turns 30 years old.
Gallery Hop wasn’t always as well known as it is today though. In fact, the very first try was basically a failure.

Gallery Hop Celebrates 30th Anniversary

If you want to show off Columbus to visitors from out of town, there’s no better time and place to do it than the first Saturday of the month in The Short North during Gallery Hop. The monthly tradition is one of the most definitive experiences in Columbus where thousands of residents crowd onto the sidewalks to take in the city’s best art, culture, food, shopping and entertainment. And that monthly tradition is celebrating a special milestone on Saturday, October 4th as the event series turns 30 years old.
Gallery Hop wasn’t always as well known as it is today though. In fact, the very first try was basically a failure.

Friday, August 29, 2014

Festivals feature dancers, old-time baseball, yummy food

Traditionally, Labor Day weekend is jampacked with some of the most popular and interesting events of the season.
Although they’ve been around awhile — one event is in its 122nd year — several festivals have added fresh twists to the traditional offerings, ranging from new menu items to quirky events and innovative ways to tap into the competitive spirit.

Festivals feature dancers, old-time baseball, yummy food

Traditionally, Labor Day weekend is jampacked with some of the most popular and interesting events of the season.
Although they’ve been around awhile — one event is in its 122nd year — several festivals have added fresh twists to the traditional offerings, ranging from new menu items to quirky events and innovative ways to tap into the competitive spirit.

Saturday, May 10, 2014

Free CBUS Downtown Circulator Launches

This is neat. For me a COTA Bus is 6 houses away. The #4 bus takes me downtown in about 15 minutes. The the CBUS Circulator is available to go anywhere: The cultural Arts center, the brewery district or a lunch out. All without worry about parking or traffic.

A quick lunch or No Stress visit to Downtown, the Brewery District or Short North on the CBus Circulator

Free CBUS Downtown Circulator Launches

This is neat. For me a COTA Bus is 6 houses away. The #4 bus takes me downtown in about 15 minutes. The the CBUS Circulator is available to go anywhere: The cultural Arts center, the brewery district or a lunch out. All without worry about parking or traffic.

A quick lunch or No Stress visit to Downtown, the Brewery District or Short North on the CBus Circulator