Korean fried chicken restaurants: CM Chicken planning locations in Pickerington, Westerville A few closures, two temporarilyĬity Barbeque's Reynoldsburg location, at 5979 E. Hours are Sunday through Thursday, 11 a.m. To drink, the restaurant has bottled, soju, baekseju and myong jak, teas and sodas. The menu features seasoned, spring onion, sweet onion and other varieties of fried chicken, as well as dumplings, calamari and sides, including fries, coleslaw, onion rings and rice. Korean fried-chicken chain 92Chicken, at 12 S. Hours are varied and can be found on the restaurant's social media pages. in Westerville, is now available for pre-order on Thursdays and walk-ins on some Fridays and Saturdays. The pierogi eatery, which operates out of 447 Lazelle Rd. Sweet CLE-bus has also reopened for pre-orders and walk-ins. Hours are varied and can be found on the restaurant's social media. Working out of 1819 Brentnell Ave., the eatery serves 12-inch and 16-inch vegan pizzas and a tofurkey Italian sub. Ben's Vegan Frisbeesīen's Vegan Frisbeesreopened for weekend orders on Aug. The cafe serves breakfast all day, featuring avocado toast, egg sandwiches, bagels, yogurt and granola, and for brunch, wraps, soups and bowls. Livingston Ave., held a soft opening earlier this month and plans to open for dine-in in the near future. Simply Honest Cafe, a new breakfast and brunch restaurant, is open for delivery and pick-up in Schumacher Place, at a former location of Scrambler Marie's. The Westerville location is the first in Ohio. Based out of Buffalo, New York, Fattey Beer features a large variety of beer, wine, seltzer and non-alcoholic drinks, as well as food and snacks. to 7 p.m.īottle shop and taproom Fattey Beer Co., at 79 S. Hours are Tuesday through Friday, 11 a.m. The Jamaican restaurant features a menu of jerk chicken, beef and shrimp, "rasta pasta," pita and stir fry with meat and vegetarian options. Hours are Tuesday through Sunday, 11 a.m. The Lancaster menu includes specialty and create-your-own pizzas, calzones, subs, garlic knots and salads. The restaurant, started in 1995 in Junction City, also has locations in Rushville and Crooksville. Pizzeria King's Grand Central opened in a former gas station at 2610 N. The BBQ restaurant, which also has locations in Clintonville and North Market Bridge Park, first appeared at the food hall in December 2021.īudd Dairy's hours are Tuesday and Wednesday, 4 to 11 p.m., Thursday, 11 a.m. The Pit BBQ Grille returned to the "Hatch" rotating kitchen at Budd Dairy Food Hall this month. The Italian eatery chain, founded in Columbus as Bravo Cucina Italiana, opened its first location on Hayden Road in 1992. The Italian restaurant closed after a kitchen fire in April. on the Northwest Side earlier this month after several months of remodeling. Bravo Italian Kitchenīravo Italian Kitchen reopened at 3000 Hayden Rd. Woodhouse's Short North location is currently open Saturdays, 9 a.m.
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A grand opening to feature a full menu has not been announced. The new Short North location is currently only serving coffee and fresh-baked goods during its soft opening. Russell St., after starting out as a pop-up at Oddfellows Liquor Bar. Woodhouse Vegan Cafe returned to the Short North early this month, at 19 W. The restaurant is open Monday through Thursday, 11 a.m. The restaurant known for its long list of sushi rolls also has locations in Hilliard and Jerome Township, near Dublin. At 8591 Sancus Blvd., the space was previous another Asian fusion restaurant, Royal Ginger, and before that, Hooters. Wild GingerĪsian fusion sushi restaurant Wild Ginger opened in Polaris earlier this month. The Korean restaurant's menu features bulgogi, kimbap, bibimbap, mandu, sushi and more. Koshi Korean opened in early August inside Saraga International Grocery's Northland location at 1265 Morse Rd. Here's how the Columbus restaurant and bar landscape changed in August: Koshi Korean
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And the month saw a few closings, though two are expected to return.įrom Delaware to Pickerington, Westerville and Columbus proper, new restaurants to open include Jamaican and Somali eateries, plus a pizzeria and the reopening of some Greater Columbus favorites. In August, over a dozen restaurants opened or reopened in the Columbus area, including a second location of a popular vegan cafe and a Korean fried chicken restaurant among the chains making their first stop in Ohio via Columbus.
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