Michael Alvarez+FollowSouthern breakfast spot coming to GrandviewBig news for breakfast lovers—Biscuit Belly is bringing its famous, from-scratch biscuits and massive breakfast sandwiches to the Grandview area! Taking over the old Hot Chicken Takeover spot on W. 5th Ave, this Louisville-born chain is all about comfort food with a Southern twist. Think biscuits and gravy, chicken and waffles, and loaded French toast—all under one roof. This will be their first Ohio location, and while there’s no opening date yet, the anticipation is real. Who’s ready to make this their new brunch go-to? What’s your must-try breakfast dish? #Food #ColumbusEats #Grandview10Share
Annette Jones+FollowColumbus loses a sushi favorite—what’s next?Rishi Sushi, a downtown Columbus staple for 12 years, has suddenly closed its doors, leaving regulars searching for a new go-to for sushi and lychee martinis. The team says this wasn’t an easy decision, but there’s a twist—they’re already hinting at a fresh, community-driven concept in the works. Their Instagram tease, “To Be Continued,” has everyone speculating about what’s next. How do you feel about losing a neighborhood favorite, and what would you love to see in their second act? Let’s talk about what makes a great local spot! #Food #ColumbusEats #LocalBusiness00Share
dianefrank+FollowNew Mediterranean spot Amara coming to Scioto MileColumbus foodies, get ready—Chef Josh Dalton is bringing a fresh Mediterranean vibe to the Scioto Mile with his new restaurant, Amara. Taking over the long-empty Milestone 229 space, Amara aims to capture the warmth and generosity of Mediterranean dining, with flavors from Southern Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East. Expect rotating dips, fresh-baked breads, stuffed pitas for lunch, and shareable plates for dinner. With Dalton’s track record at Veritas and Speck, this spot could quickly become a downtown favorite. Who’s excited to see this riverfront space come alive again? #Food #ColumbusEats #SciotoMile00Share
mary01+FollowSoul food favorite opens doors on Sullivant AveColumbus just got a new spot for soul food cravings—Tee’s Southern Kitchen has opened its first restaurant at 2384 Sullivant Ave. After years of wowing folks at weddings and events, Chef Tee is now serving up those legendary oxtails, mac & cheese, and banana pudding to everyone, but only three nights a week. Everything’s made from scratch, so some dishes might sell out fast. On opening day, the line was out the door! If you’ve tasted Tee’s food before, you know it’s worth the wait. Who’s stopping by for dinner? Let’s talk favorite menu picks! #Food #ColumbusEats #SoulFood00Share
Michael Alvarez+FollowSoup, salad & sandwich heaven near OSUCraving comfort food? Cafe Zupas just opened its third Central Ohio spot right by Ohio State’s campus, taking over the old Wendy’s on N. High St. Their menu is packed with choices—think eleven soups (lobster bisque, anyone?), eleven sandwiches, and seven salads, plus protein bowls and desserts. It’s the kind of place you can mix and match your favorites, whether you’re grabbing a quick lunch or fueling up for finals. Anyone tried it yet? What’s your go-to combo? Let’s swap recommendations! #Food #ColumbusEats #CafeZupas00Share
Annette Jones+FollowHelen’s Asian Kitchen shutters surprise ColumbusHelen’s Asian Kitchen, a North Side favorite known for its authentic Chinese menu, has suddenly closed its doors, leaving regulars and foodies in Columbus wondering what’s next. A sign posted on the door says it’s “closed until further notice,” and online orders are down, too. Folks in the Columbus Foodies group noticed the closure sign has been up since early December. With no word from the owners about reopening, it’s got people talking: What’s your go-to spot now for Chinese food in the area? And what does this mean for our local dining scene? #Food #ColumbusEats #RestaurantNews00Share
Ryan Horne+FollowJT’s Pizza brings its magic to Plain CityJT’s Pizza & Pub is about to make Plain City a whole lot tastier! Their third location is landing in Jerome Village, and if you’ve ever obsessed over their crispy Columbus-style pies and wild crust flavors (garlic butter, anyone?), you know this is big news. Each JT’s spot has its own vibe—Linworth is cozy, Grandview is all about sports energy, and now Jerome Village gets its own flavor. With the area booming and more businesses popping up, JT’s feels like the perfect fit. Who’s ready to see what personality this new spot brings? What’s your go-to JT’s order? #Food #ColumbusEats #PlainCity00Share
Jason Wells+FollowColumbus gets a taste of Spuds-n-SubsCraving something new on High Street? Spuds-n-Subs, a popular Myrtle Beach franchise, is opening its first Columbus location this Monday! Locals can look forward to a fresh mix of loaded baked potatoes and hearty subs—perfect for lunch breaks or casual dinners. Owner Tim Wright promises a menu that brings a little Southern flair to our city’s food scene. Whether you’re a spud lover or a sub enthusiast, this spot could shake up your usual dining routine. Who’s planning to check it out, and what are you hoping to see on the menu? #Food #ColumbusEats #NewInTown00Share
Ryan Horne+FollowSouth Side scores big with Spuds~N~SubsColumbus’ South Side just got a flavor boost—Spuds~N~Subs has landed on S. High St., bringing Myrtle Beach’s famous loaded baked potatoes and giant subs to the neighborhood. The menu is all about choices: bread, potato, or lettuce as your base, then pile on your favorite toppings. Whether you’re craving a hearty cheesesteak or want to keep it light with a salad, you don’t have to sacrifice taste for healthy options. Anyone tried it yet? What’s your go-to combo? Let’s swap potato and sub ideas! #Food #ColumbusEats #SouthSideColumbus10Share
mary01+FollowWhy Marcella’s is Columbus’s toughest tableLanding a dinner spot at Marcella’s in the Short North is like scoring a golden ticket—by 4 PM, hopeful diners are already crowding the entrance, and by sunset, reservations are booked solid. The secret? It’s not just the crave-worthy Southern Italian pasta and pizza, but the whole lively, communal vibe that keeps locals and visitors planning weeks ahead. With only dinner hours and a prime spot in Columbus’s arts district, Marcella’s has turned eating out into an event. Have you braved the wait, or do you have a reservation strategy that works? #Food #ColumbusEats #ShortNorth00Share
