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Sep 19, 2023 · The Kahiki Supper Club Was The Most Iconic Restaurant In Columbus. By Chelsea Wiley September 19, 2023. Let’s take a stroll down memory lane and take a closer look at one of Columbus’ most iconic restaurants. When the Kahiki Supper Club opened in Eastmoor on E. Broad Street in 1961, it was unlike anything Columbus had seen before.
- The Thurman Cafe – 82 Years
- Ringside Cafe – 127 Years
- Schmidt’s – 57 Years
- Ding Ho – 68 Years
- Johnnie’s Tavern – 76 Years
- York Steakhouse – 50 Years
- Tommy’s Pizza – 72 Years
- Chef-O-Nette – 69 Years
- The Top – 69 Years
- Refectory Restaurant – 43 Years
What: Thurman’s is a family-owned restaurant in German Village. Of course, it’s known for its legendary burger, The Thurminator. Thurman’s has been recognized as having some of the best hamburgers in the country. When: Opened in 1942 Where: 183 Thurman Ave, Columbus, OH 43206 Website: The Thurman Cafe
What: Ringside is the oldest restaurant in Downtown Columbus. Serving the community for 120+ years, Ringside has perfected so many things, especially its burgers. When: Opened in 1897 Where: 19 N Pearl St, Columbus, OH 43215 Website: Ringside Cafe,
What: What started as a meatpacking plant in German Village has grown into one of the most iconic restaurants in the city. Schmidt’s may have been making sausages in the 1880s, but their first venture into restaurants was in 1914 when they opened a concession at The Ohio State Fair. Although it wasn’t until decades later when the German Village loc...
What: This Cantonese restaurant has been serving families on the west side of Columbus for decades. Generations of families, including many friends of mine growing up on the west side, have been going to Ding Ho. When: Opened in 1956 Where: 120 Phillipi Rd, Columbus, OH 43228 Website: Ding Ho
What:I’m not really sure how this city has been able to keep something as amazing as Johnnie’s Tavern “sort of” secret for over seven decades, but it remains one of the most underrated dives in the city. They are known for their burgers, and just so you can’t say I didn’t warn you, they are big. And very delicious. When: Opened in 1948 Where: 3503 ...
What:York Steakhouse was a megachain in 1970s-1980s suburban America. The last remaining location is on West Broad Street, and it’s truly a portal back in time. When: Opened in 1974 Where: 4220 W Broad St, Columbus, OH 43228 Website: York Steakhouse
What:Tommy’s Pizza has been providing authentic, delicious pizza since the 1950s. Owner Thomas Iacono grew up in New York City in a first-generation Italian family and was inspired to open his own Pizza place and restaurant when he moved to Columbus. When: Opened in 1952 Where: 1350 W Lane Ave, Columbus, OH 43221 Website: Tommy’s Pizza,
What: Currently temporarily closed (as of March 2024) for 3-4 months as it goes through an ownership change and renovation, but Chef-O-Nette has been an Upper Arlington favorite for years. Serving breakfast all day, as well as lunch and dinner menus, Chef-O-Nette is known for its welcoming service and their delightful food. They also had one of the...
What: This midcentury throwback is truly one of a kind. The Top, which was opened by the owners of the legendary Kahiki, will have you feeling extremely realistic Mad Men vibes. In fact, The Top is so authentically old school that it has had the same pianist, Sonia Modes, since 1965. When: Opened in 1955 Where: 2891 E Main St, Columbus, OH 43209 We...
What: The Refectory has been an iconic restaurant in Columbus for many years and is, let’s be honest, possibly the fanciest place we have to grab a bite to eat. This old church turned award-winning French restaurant has seen many special occasions throughout the years. When: Opened in 1981 Where: 1092 Bethel Rd, Columbus, OH 43220 Website: Refector...
4 days ago · May 24, 2024. Columbus might be Ohio’s capital, but the dining scene often gets overshadowed by other “C” cities to the north and south. The mix of longtime Midwesterners, Ohio State University students, and newer communities makes it difficult to pin down a quintessential meal.
Aug 13, 2017 · Restaurants that are still around after 25 years. Still Cookin’ After All These Years. Restaurants at least 25 years old, thanks to Doug Motz. 94th Aero Squadron. Aki Hana (formerly known as Restaurant Japan) Anthony Thomas. Apollo’s. Auddino’s Bakery. Block’s Bagels. The Blue Danube (since 1940) Buckeye Donuts. Buxton Inn (Granville) Ding Ho.
Mar 21, 2022 · You’ll sample a bit of history and a lot of global flavors as you eat your way around the city’s essential restaurants, but every meal is quintessentially Columbus. So come take a seat, grab a ...
German Village & Brewery District. Just south of downtown Columbus lies German Village, one of the most idyllic neighborhoods in the country. Built by German settlers hundreds of years ago, the area is defined by its brick homes and shops, as well as brick-lined streets. Historic charm and modern tweaks exist side by side here. Peruse local ...
