This is such a cute spot for lunch and some yummy Italian food. I've now been twice and enjoyed it…read moreboth times. The staff is super friendly and pleasant. Will come back for a third time.

I ordered pasta la fata through Grub Hub at prime lunch time and my food was delivered hot, fresh,…read moredelicious, and early! I had the "Hungry" sun dried tomato pasta with extra sauce. 10/10 would have again. Amazingly tasty with the perk of dining at home. Loved it!

Good food and service! Very nice wait staff and management. We had to wait for 45 minutes but it…read morewas worth it

Excellent dinner tonight at The Pasta Factory! We shared toasted ravioli appetizer and they are…read moretasty! Bottle of Malbec to share and I had tortellini with peas, mushrooms and pancetta and my boyfriend enjoyed the cannelloni. Flavors were delicious in everything. We shared a piece of housemade turtle cheesecake. Ambiance is cute with old advertising signs and stained glass. Nest overhead fans that are connected by belts and my synchronously.

Found Sophia's after a big game because most places around Columbia had 1-2 hour wait times. We…read morewere seated right away and got our drinks a few minutes after ordering. They had a constant flow of groups so it didn't seem that they were ending their night anytime soon. Really decent Italian food and nice specials. We had the Horseradish Encrusted Salmon, the Smoked Chicken Pot Pie and the Ravioli Aragosta. If I had to rank them, the Pot Pie was our favorite. The pastry did not overwhelm the meal and loved the large chunks for chicken and veggies. If you are the fence about horseradish, then steer clear. The horseradish overpowers the salmon but it was still a decent meal. The pasta tasted fresh so would like to try their more traditional meals next time. Service was great and you can flag any staff member down and they were eager to help. Plates were delivered all at once by multiple staff members.

Decent brunch spot in Columbia. Friendly service, decent food, but sort of had that warehouse /…read morefactory feel. Overall nice, but not exceptional.

The Selection here is great and the shopkeeper is very proud of his Fantastic Selection of hand…read morepicked exotic delights! Figs, Turkish Dates, Sweets, all sorts of delicacies, nuts, spices, Turkish coffee, baklava and all the basics for India and middle east cooking . The store is a Hub with well dressed customers coming and going. Prices are great! This is a FIVE STAR Market! Note: Midwest Rednecks used to shopping at a bland Wall- Marts with no experience in travel do not understand International shop keepers and criticized this outstanding shop owner as being rude?

Always has what I need. The owner is very nice, helpful and always smiling. I never have to drive…read morearound anymore to find the taste of home.

Frances the bartender was great and it was so apparent how much pride she takes in the product. She…read moreshared how almost everything was homemade: bread, ketchup, etc. Also how they butcher in house. Had a good meal, I'd come back if I was in Columbus again.

Had really high hopes for this place after a long day on the road. The menu looked inventive and…read moreamazing. Things started out well, the BF had a tasty Manhattan and I had a mocktail that was subtle and delicious, and not overpriced as mocktails often are. But alas. The house salads that we ordered were overdressed in a vinaigrette so acidic we couldn't finish them. And there wasn't much to them. Other than greens and fried shallots and pickled red onions, there was a tiny dusting of some finely grated cheese. And who needs two kinds of onions and nothing else on the salad? Then we each had a bowl of the matzo ball soup, which was ridiculous. Three matzo balls sitting in a quarter-inch of broth that was so unbelievably salty that we couldn't eat that either. We ended up asking for hot water to dilute the broth to a level of saltiness that was edible. The chicken was okay and the matzo balls were okay. A little gummy. But the broth was just awful. It all made me wonder if the chef had lost their sense of taste due to Covid or something. Seriously. I've had that happen to me a couple of times and all I could taste was really basic stuff like sour and salt. And our waitress was totally uninterested in trying to make our experience better. She wasn't rude, she was just indifferent to the fact that we'd been served two courses that we absolutely couldn't eat. Didn't offer us anything to compensate or even express any sympathy about it. We got out of there as fast as we could and made ourselves feel better with an Andy's frozen custard.

been looking for allergen friendly Halloween candy KCMO didnt order any and were not getting any…read moreaccording to the regional manager they messed up this location had their act together so bought several packages here thank you!

This store has a lot of the brands I look for, but they often run out of items that I need,…read moreespecially in the produce section. There have been so many times that I had to ask where the bananas were, beets, etc. Overall I'm so glad this store exists, because it is the closest to Whole Foods so far here, although it's also nothing like WF. It would be nice if they opened a location in the Southwest of town because it's quite a drive, especially when there's no option to pick up. It is so expensive at Natural Grocers which I was absolutely shocked at, but I guess we have no choice other than to spend the money because Columbia doesn't have a lot of options for organic food. I at least appreciate that the store exists. A common misconception is that Natural Grocers is cheaper than Whole Foods. It's not. I used to shop at Whole Foods in my old town and it was significantly cheaper, more items to choose from, and they actually have a meat counter which is missing from Natural Grocers. I spend double the money when I'm here compared to WF. I miss the days where you can go get all your meats from one store. I cannot find good quality meats here, but they do have some chicken and ground beef options that's packaged. But even then, they run out of it. I miss having the options. Some other differences between NG and WF---- Whole Foods has an option where you can order from an app and pick up in the parking lot. NG doesn't have this option. WF has a smoothie and coffee bar, as well as a hot food bar. The amount of people dissing WF to me is just insane. This attachment to "the way things were" in the Midwest and limited thinking has got to be changed here in Columbia. One thing I appreciate about NG is that they do not use Apeel, which is a big problem in other stores. The one thing I REALLY do not like about this store is the amount of rude people who work the cashier register, especially to people who shop a large amount of groceries at once. I don't want to say all of them because some of them have been very nice. However, there was one African American lady who you could feel just hated her job and hated ringing me up and would make snarky comments to me. It was more than once and very clear she hated what she was doing there. I did not catch her name because it was hard to even be around her due to how uncomfortable she would make me. Another person named Sloan is always passive aggressive to me and other customers when ringing us up. Every time I get rung up by these people, they seem extra bothered and have a rude, standoffish demeanor about them. Their behavior was just strange, unacceptable and lame. Especially someone like me new to the Midwest, these types of people are the reason I don't find Midwesterners all that friendly. They are ruder than people from big cities. I get very anxious in the store because I don't want to deal with some of the rude cashiers. The rest have been decent and one of them was exceptionally kind to me, but I forget her name. Management should help these people understand that even if they're annoyed with their job, we are the ones spending an exorbitant amount of money to help the business and keep the lights on, and possibly even your job. I get it, work sucks. But it's not okay to be rude to customers or act like you're bothered when you're ringing someone up. It sucks to only have one store and one option in town to go to, to get organic food. Eating healthy shouldn't have to be this hard or complicated. But overall, I'm glad it exists because without it we would have nothing.

We enjoyed our dinner here. The vibe is comfortable and inviting. We sat at the bar and ordered…read morecocktails. The bartenders were efficient but not particularly engaging. We got the La Chingona which was maybe a bit too smokey and an old fashioned. For dinner we're shared the Mediterranean meatballs which were beautifully presented and tasty. The star of the evening was the EO larb which had amazing flavor. Overall we had an excellent meal and look forward to our next visit.

Reservations were full online. Called and they were able to squeeze us in! Great service…read more Seated immediately. Plenty of parking in the strip mall. Pretzel app. 9/10. Pretzels were warm and the cheese dip was very tasty. Fettuccine was good. 7/10. Solid. Slightly heavy on the salt. Pasta was good. 6/10. Not what I expected. Service was very nice. Pay online is a bonus, so convenient.

A nice little restaurant in the lobby of, The Broadway. I stopped by for a light bite before going…read moreto a private party over at, Logboat Brewery. I didn't want anything heavy, so I just went with an appetizer and a cocktail. For my cocktail I choose, 11Eleven Old Fashioned. My birthday is 11-11 and one of my favorite cocktails is a Old Fashioned, so it just seemed right. It was refreshing and helped me relax before heading out to my party. As a child, I was not a fan of Brussels Sprouts. Now that I am an adult, I order them all the time as an appetizer. These were flash fried and then tossed with honey, mustard, bacon and parmesan. They hit the spot, and gave me something in my tummy before heading over to Logboat. It actually, was rather filling. I could have it as an entree and be satisfied. My server was sweet and friendly. She touched base with me often, which is good customer service. If you stay at, The Broadway, 11Eleven would be a quick and easy meal.

We came in on a weekend for dinner and were seated right away. This place is a basic hotel…read morerestaurant with pretty good food. The place was not busy, and service was good overall. - French onion soup (3.5/5): good flavor, pretty basic. - Carnitas Philly (3/5): a bit dry in my opinion, definitely needed some type of sauce. But big portion, and the fries were tasty. - Broadway burger (4/5): this burger was simple but delicious. Basic ingredients, but paired well together. My favorite dish of the night.

Decided to go to Goldies this morning for breakfast, because bagels are one of my favorite things!!…read moreAt first I was a bit weary because I've never had turkey bacon or turkey breakfast sausage, and that's all they have because they are kosher. But I'm glad I decided to go!! I ordered a Zhug on a Goldie's bagel, added turkey sausage, and a side of avocado smash. It was glorious. It was everything I wanted and more! But that Zhug sauce!?!? I want to eat that on everything!!!!! They make challah on Fridays and have latkes, and other pastries as well. They also have pastrami, which I will be going to try! The inside is so cute and eclectic. The brick building and bagel counter are NYC reminiscent. And all the employees were kind and working hard at making bagels. I honestly love everything about Goldie's and can't wait to go back!!

It's fine. Goldie's has very nice employees, but the bagel was nothing special. Very average. I…read moredon't get the hype and wouldn't make any effort to go back. They're kosher so there's no pork - turkey-based breakfast meats if that matters to you. The bagel was actually kind of small/thin and I was surprised by that. We had Maccabees and the latke was the best part. I will say the eggs were cooked well - not tough, no brown spots, tender. But overall this was a miss for us. Sorry.

HORRIBLE! I would not recommend, their food may be fresh and good but there was this woman outside…read morecalling a towing company on EVERYONE who parked there and didn't go to her store, and I saw a car get towed that had a car seat for babies 2 years old and under! that's disgusting as a human being.

I was desperate to find Jersey Sweet Potatoes, as the state of Missouri or Texas doesn't sell…read moreYELLOW SWEET POTATOES as I always got in California. It was a requested must for this year's Thanksgiving dinner. I called 16 stores in Columbia and wound up at this Clovers. I was SHOCKED when I checked out. 7 sweet potatoes cost $40!!! 7 freaking potatoes. Half that amount is too much. It's a potato, not cavier or steak. This is beyond comprehension. How dare they!! You WILL NEVER GET MY BUSINESS AGAIN! Your greed is disgusting!