"The food and service were great as usual. I was, however, disappointed going to the restroom. The hallway leading to the restrooms was cluttered with extra tables and chairs. While the restroom was technically accessible, no one in a wheelchair would have been able to use them because access was blocked. I was very disappointed in this disrespect for any customer that would not have been able to use a restroom."
Forno Kitchen + Bar
4
1149
721 N High St, Columbus
OPEN · 16:00 - 23:00 · +1 614-469-0053
"Christina was awesome!!!!! Food was fast, tasty, and the vibes were awesome. 100% recommend"
Brassica in the Short North
4.5
1524
680 N High St, Columbus
OPEN · 11:00 - 21:30 · +1 614-867-5885
"Delicious. Friendly service. Cutest little spot. Sat up front with the windows open to the street. Did not get to try the tahini chocolate chip cookie but they looked amazing. Everything Cava wishes it could be."
Tiger + Lily
4
512
19 E Gay St, Columbus
OPEN · 11:30 - 21:00 · +1 614-928-9989
"Not my favorite ramen spot, but their Dan Dan noodles were great! I highly recommend this place for noodle specifically. \nI tried their ramen, the noodle in the ramen are average, and you have to make sure you sub for pork belly, otherwise you get turkey"
Yeah that's like you're asked to throw out the food or leave. If your kids are picky, you probably need to be ordering takeout for yourself. Restaurants protecting the basic foundations of their business trumps child accommodations here. And bringing a different pizza to the pizzeria is psychotic behavior
I think it's fine to bring food in from other restaurants if a) it's within the same shopping center (support local businesses), and b) you are also purchasing food from the restaurant you're dining in.
"Restaurants are really trying to be aggressive with their marketing calendars and releasing new products now," Francfort said. From March to June, U.S. restaurant chains collectively launched 76 new spicy menu items, representing roughly 5% of new menu items, according to market research firm Datassential.
ICE, FBI, and Federal Task Force raid restaurants across East Alabama OPELIKA, Ala. (WRBL) – Federal agents executed multiple search warrants across East Alabama Tuesday morning, targeting Mexican restaurants in the Opelika-Auburn area as part of a sweeping investigation into alleged federal crimes across the state.
I've noticed a lot of places have become Sysco dependent. "Are restaurants starting to taste the same? Food distributor Sysco has been on a relentless acquisition spree, becoming one of the largest companies in food service. This consolidation means higher prices for mass-produced food made...
i think it just seems like the menus at the majority of restaurants are designed for shared communal dining, with huge servings, so even if they let me eat there I'd prefer to figure out what kinda dishes here are more geared toward an individual portion and gravitate to those restaurants lol dunno if i'm adventurous enough for some of those dishes you mentioned but i've also tried korean ...
Because seeing people lack decorum is cringe but a few reasons - if you're waiting for a table and its being taken up by people not even eating food from there, that's annoying, not to mention people might also be choosing restaurants based on what they serve in order to avoid certain allergens. If people are just bringing in whatever then that is way more difficult to do.
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security on Monday told staff it was reversing guidance issued last week that agents were not to conduct immigration raids at farms, hotels and restaurants — a decision that stood at odds with President Donald Trump's calls for mass deportations of anyone without legal status.
