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- Harvest Bar + Kitchen. 4.3 (488 reviews) $$Clintonville. Waitlist opens at 11:00 am. “Absolutely delicious and amazing. Harvest has the best pizza I've had yet, and it's very consistent and I have not yet had a bad experience in the many times…” more.
- Pat and Gracie’s. 4.3 (471 reviews) $$Clintonville. “Great place for American food. I like trying new things sometimes but the burgers are my favorite.”
- The Eagle. 4.3 (733 reviews) $$Short North. “The Eagle in Columbus, Ohio is an absolute gem for anyone craving delicious comfort food with a Southern twist.
- Press Grill. 4.0 (374 reviews) $$Short North. “Not sure what "American Traditional" food really is? That's fine! Go to Press Grill.” more.
Mar 21, 2022 · If you feel like ordering pizza instead, visit the Crust, the quirky pizza kitchen operating out of the Crest, and try the pesto or traditional pepperoni pies. Open in Google Maps. Foursquare ...
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- Aab India Restaurant. Specialty: Authentic Indian Cuisine. Prepare to embark on a flavor-packed journey as Aab India’s expert chefs weave their magic with traditional Indian spices and recipes passed down through generations.
- Los Guachos Taqueria. Specialty: Authentic Mexican Tacos. For an unforgettable taco experience, head to Los Guachos Taqueria. Los Guachos is a haven for taco lovers, where every bite is a fiesta of taste and texture.
- Tensuke Market & Sushi Café. Specialty: Japanese Cuisine. Tensuke Market & Sushi Café is a treasure for Japanese food enthusiasts. The market offers a wide selection of Japanese groceries and ingredients, while the café serves up delicious and fresh sushi rolls.
- Lavash Cafe. Specialty: Mediterranean and Middle Eastern Cuisine. Lavash Cafe is a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Columbus, where the flavors of the Mediterranean come alive in every bite!
- Buckeyes
- Goetta Sausage
- Barberton Chicken
- The Thurmanator
- Pawpaws
- Polish Boy
- Sauerkraut Balls
- Klondike Ice Cream Bars
- Cincinnati Chili
- Kaiser Pickles
Buckeyes are the quintessential Ohio candy, and you can find them throughout the state at restaurants, gas stations, cafes, and potlucks. These candies are made from peanut butter rolled into balls and dipped in melted chocolate, leaving one side uncovered. The peanut butter is combined with butter and powdered sugar to keep its form. Buckeyes were...
Goetta is a type of sausage that rose to popularity in the Cincinnati region because of the large number of German immigrants living there. In an effort to make meat last longer, people in the community mixed oats with ground sausage and flavored it with herbs and spices. These days, Goetta sausage is considered a staple of Cincinnati cooking and c...
Barberton chicken is a special chicken dish originating in Barberton Ohio from the Serbian-American community. The fried chicken dish is flavored with Serbian-style spices and served alongside coleslaw and “hot rice” — that’s rice cooked in tomato sauce and spicy peppers. The dish originated in the early half of the 20th century in a Serbian-owned ...
The Thurmanator is an iconic burger served at The Thurman Cafein Columbus. The cafe has been a part of the Columbus restaurant scene since 1942. Its famous burger includes two, 12-oz beef patties, lettuce, tomatoes, onions, mushrooms, bacon, ham, hot peppers, cheddar, provolone, and American cheese. The burger is topped with mayonnaise and accompan...
Pawpaws are wild fruits that are native to the American Midwest. While they aren’t widely known outside the region, they grow throughout Ohio and are considered the official state fruit. These delicious fruits have a flavor that locals say can’t be perfectly described, but they’ve been compared to mangoes, bananas, and pineapples. The fruit is cele...
The Polish Boy is an aptly-named sausage sandwich that originates from the Polish immigrant community in Cleveland Ohio. It has become famous all over the country for its delicious taste and high sauce level. The sandwich consists of grilled kielbasa with French fries, coleslaw, and barbecue sauce in a bun. Because it’s so messy, it’s often served ...
Much of the best Ohio food comes from the influence of the Polish and German immigrant communities throughout the state. Sauerkraut balls are no exception. These delicious fried appetizers originated in Akron Ohio and are popular throughout Northeast Ohio. They include sauerkraut and cream cheese — and ham, in some versions — rolled into balls and ...
We’ve all heard of Klondike ice cream, but you might not know that this iconic ice cream got its start in Mansfield Ohio. First produced in 1922, Klondike quickly became a popular product throughout the Midwest. It was marketed as superior to other ice pops, with the proof in the lack of a stick — which pointed to the extra-large size and heft. Unt...
Chili isn’t unique to Cincinnati Ohio, but the manner of serving it is so iconic that it has become known far and wide as Cincinnati chili. This dish involves topping spaghetti with chili instead of the traditional marinara sauce and finishing it off with a heaping pile of shredded cheese. This dish is considered Cincinnati’s most famous meal, and ...
Kaiser Pickles was founded in Cincinnati in 1920. Over the last five generations, it has become known far and wide as an essential supplier of Cincinnati specialties, most specifically pickles, sauerkraut, and various relishes. Today, the company produces more than 90 million pounds of these products every year. While you can find it in grocery sto...
- Cincinnati Chili. For a good reason, Cincinnati Chili is one of Ohio’s most iconic dishes. This delicious chili packs flavor from generous amounts of warm spices such as cinnamon and allspice, contrasted with clove, nutmeg, and cayenne.
- Buckeyes. Buckeyes are iconic treats worth trying if you are in Ohio. While they may not look as appealing as some other dishes Ohio offers, such as Cincinnati chili, they have firmly established their place within the state’s cuisine.
- Hot Browns. Hot Browns, originating in the Brown Hotel in Louisville, Kentucky, have been a staple of Cincinnati’s culinary scene since the 1930s. A warm and hearty comfort food, Hot Browns are a delicious mix of roasted turkey, bacon, and tomatoes topped with gooey mornay sauce and baked to perfection under a layer of cheese and breadcrumbs.
- Pierogi. Ohio’s signature dish, the pierogi, has been a staple of Polish cuisine for centuries and is now a beloved part of Ohio culture. Though often referred to as boiled dumplings, it’s more complex.
Oct 5, 2022 · With little infrastructural support across Ohio, the Native American Indian Center of Central Ohio (NAICCO) has the tall order of staying connected with Natives from all corners of the state. Then, NAICCO Cuisine was born: a food truck that is not only helping to strengthen the NAICCO community, but is also extending a “warm handshake” to ...
96 restaurants available nearby. 1. Cap City Fine Diner & Bar - Grandview. Exceptional ( 6634) $$$$. • American • Grandview Heights. Booked 120 times today. Cap City Fine Diner & Bar in Grandview is a haven for those who appreciate quality American cuisine. Celebrated for its diverse menu, the restaurant has won the hearts of patrons with ...
