Found another one! Little gem of a dive bar in Obetz. Thursday is 99 cent wings, 8 minimum order…read more Naked and extra crisp sized with Mild Garlic and blue cheese on the side. Also tried the battered fish and fries. The wings...solid. Fried the way I like with the right amount of sauce. Top 5 wing easily. The shocker was the fish and the Cole slaw! Soooo good! The slaw was like (but better) than KFC, which I love. The fresh cut fries were also crazy good with a shape that can only be described as overgrown Elephant Man toenails lol. But in a good way! All washed down with a Sonder IPA. This was a lot of food for the money. The vibe was also cool here. Variety of folks and everyone cool. Pool tables in the back with classic rock playing. Just a really good experience with awesome food. I'll definitely stop back when I'm working in the area. Man I need to take a small cup of this Cole slaw with me. For real.

Picked this place based on the reviews and food did not disappoint. Get the wings if you visit…read more Wings live up to the hype. They don't tell you the chips that are standard are a bag of Ruffles. Pay the extra to upgrade to fries.

Very small food truck on the side of the road! But as for as authentic Mexican food and food in…read moregeneral they are amazing. Decent selection of food but everything taste fresh. Recently discovered as this business is right off the road surrounding a large logistics area. I got the Cubana this time. Very good size sandwich with all the fixing on it. Highly recommend getting the red and green sauce. Both have great flavor and spicy. Please not the parking for this place is in a high traffic area. Best to pull into the business lot or on the other side of the road. Just be safe crossing the road.

This place is a little food truck (it does not seem to move or go anywhere). It has a vast menu…read morewith tacos, burgers, burritos, sandwiches, and many other items (both American and Mexican). The food tasted great and fresh. I tried the chicken tacos and hubby tried the Cubana. They also had a red and green sauce. They both tasted great. The red one had more of a kick (spicy) and the green was more herby with a slight kick. Both tasted great on the tacos. I look forward to trying more menu items in the future!

They cook some great tasting fresh food should try it ambiance is casual staffs friendly helpful…read moreatmosphere is great services are great their great for community

Grabbed a quick carry out burger order…read more Fresh, nice veggies. Decent bun. Worth the price,nothing fancy. Solid local choice.

First, if you're not from Columbus (like us), the place is inside the International Marketplace…read more Now with the housekeeping out of the way, let's get to the goody ... After a really rough day on the lanes, we were hongry (yes, I spelled that correctly) and wanted soul food. The soul food place we'd visited the last time we were in Columbus closes at 6pm. It's a little after 7. So trusting my fellow Yelpers, I searched out soul food and Kays was very near our hotel. They, the Yelpers, as usual, got it right. Those of you who know us, know that we go in hard. Especially when the place has good customer service reviews. Our fellow Yelpers did not lie. The place is a kitchen staff by Kay herself and a young lady whom I'm assuming is her daughter? Nonetheless, her booming personality and jovial demeanor made us not care about what was cooking in her kitchen! We wanted it. The hand written flipboard menu was nothing less than charming. Made me feel like I was at grandma's where she put a note on the refrigerator saying this is what's for dinner. Don't spoil your appetite before then. Not an expansive daily special menu, which was cool, because when you haven't eaten since breakfast, you tend to go hog wild at the mere thought of food, and typically can't settle on anything. Pimp had pork chops, rice and gravy, and greens. I had the catfish and macaroni and cheese. When I say the silence was palpable when Pimp started chomping that chop ... He completely left the building. Him, pork chops, rice and gravy were in a different ethosphere. He did wish there was more gravy though. Greens were tender and well seasoned. My catfish was rolled with hands that had done family reunion fish frys for a long time. Well seasoned, coated and fried to perfection. The macaroni and cheese had the creamy, stringiness that you like to play with before you fly it into your mouth. It definitely had personality. But the coup de grace was indeed the service. I am completely angry, because we need to eat in this woman's kitchen at least once a month, and Columbus is 3 1/2 hours away from Detroit! The Saraga International Market is interesting in and of itself, but I'll post a different review on that. Kudos Ms. Kay. We're looking forward to them oxtails on our way home tomorrow and to many visits in the future.

LOVED the food at Kay's, a food stall located inside the Saraga market on S. Hamilton Rd. Ms. Kay,…read morethe owner, is friendly and goes above and beyond to provide excellent service. I have to admit that ever since moving to Columbus 6 years ago, I've felt that great soul food is hard to come by here, but hers is definitely the exception! Came on a Sunday afternoon and tried the stuffed salmon combo. You are allowed to pick how many sides you want, and the price increases accordingly. I opted for mac n cheese and collard greens, and the greens were some of the best I've ever tried at a restaurant. Also was given a huge portion well worth the price. She was kind enough to let me sample her turkey and dressing which were delicious too. I'll definitely be back!

After photographing an inspiring Women's History event, I found the perfect way to unwind--with…read morethis standout meatballs appetizer from South Village Grill. These meatballs were incredibly tender, sitting in a rich pomodoro sauce that brought a beautiful balance of brightness and depth. Finished with a sprinkle of pecorino Romano, each bite had that savory, slightly salty kick that elevates the entire dish. The toasted ciabatta crostinis were crisp and golden--perfect for soaking up every bit of that sauce. And that fresh basil leaf on top? A simple touch that added just the right amount of freshness to bring it all together. After a day of capturing powerful stories, it was refreshing to experience that same level of care and intention on the plate. This appetizer didn't just hit, it lingered

I remember when this place used to be Easy Street - I was a regular before I moved in…read more Then this place switched to South Village - felt weird and took a long while to get used to. It was definitely not the same place. However, this place warmed up to me pretty quickly. It looked a lot different when it first opened, has theough a few changes with one being a Hallway to the sushi restaurant next door - Great sushi by the way!! My friend and I were equally impressed. We got the giant meatballs from South Village and 3 different types of sushi from next door. Quite the spread but all of it was good!! I come a lot here - for months I used to come every Sunday night get the wings and hummus. Whatever the old wing sauce was - it was sooo good. They have now switched to buffalo and to be honest other places make it better. Still try the hummus. It's delicious. So is the incredible meatball. Drinks here have always been really good. Quality. Pizza really goood - get the Hot Honey pepperoni. They also used to have one of the best calamari plates in the city - and I have Italian parents who ALWAYS order Calamari. So if you ever see it - get it. Small tv in the corner by the bar - enough to be seen, small enough not to kill the vibe but definitely don't come if your goal is to watch a game. This past time I went I had the Braised short rib, with a Martini and the cookie with ice cream for dessert. I hardly ever get dessert but some broad yelled at me for getting stuck in the great snowmageddon snow on the way here so cookie it was!

Stopped in for the first time today after reading some Yelp Reviews!! I was amazed that I haven't…read morebeen here sooner. The property is amazing. They have a Pizza Oven area and the pizza is so good. The have a great cozy bar area that you can grab a drink and eat. That's where I hung out. They have an outdoor Bier Garten that looks fun. Was pretty chill for a Sunday. They also have a separate barn for weddings and other functions that is private. They have a Bed and Breakfast. Also the have an area to tent camp or Park an RV. The other thing is they have their own bakery and general store with a Butcher. You can grab meat and take it home. So many things to choose from. I got the Fish n Chips and it was great. The breading for the fish was crunchy and delicious. I did get a 6 lb piece of carrot cake to go. Did I also tell you that they sell beer too. You don't want to miss this spot as the weather warms up. I'm coming back for a steak next time. My server and bartender Shannon was Top Notch. Thanks so much

They have a great happy hour. Enjoyed our pizza and beer with some wonderful friends. Great service…read moreand atmosphere.

Little Italy has quietly become my go-to pizza spot, and I don't see that changing anytime soon…read more I've been to a lot of pizza places, but something about Little Italy in Groveport just hits different. The sauce is what gets me every time -- thick, deep red, and rich in a way that actually tastes like it was made with care. There's a subtle kick of spice in there that keeps it interesting without overwhelming anything else on the pie. The crust has that perfect balance of chew and crunch. Not crackerlike, not doughy -- just right. And the cheese? They're not skimping. You get a solid, generous layer that pulls and stretches the way pizza cheese is supposed to. It's the kind of place that earns repeat visits not because it's trendy, but because the food is just consistently good. If you're anywhere near Groveport and haven't tried it yet, fix that.

The hubs and I have been here many times. But on this visit it had a purpose, a percentage of all…read moreprofits are being donated in honor of the 3 Ohio Service members that were shot down in the refueling crash on March 12,2026 in Iraq. The place was packed with- which is per the norm - but we got sat very quickly. Our server was super attentive & she had some jokes which was great. The food & drinks came out very quickly as well. Everything was hot & delicious. Even with the entire dining room and patio packed service was great.

I attended the grand opening of this Dunkin Donuts. It has a great location great location because…read moremost Dunkin are on the north side of town. They pulled out all the stops for the opening. The cheerleaders kept us entertained while we waited. Sprinkles the mascot was there and local fire fighters. The tip of the iceberg was being one of the first 100 to receive free coffee for 100 days. The donuts looked really fresh and good. I ordered my usual Carmel,oatmilk ice coffee. Everyone was so nice and excited for the opening.

Today was my FIRST time ever placing an order. FIRST! Valentine's Day! I asked for an assortment of…read morea half dozen VALENTINES DONUTS. The photos online were all colorful! Can you believe that they did not put NOT ONE sprinkle donut in my box!? When I picked it up, the box was sealed so it was an inconvenience to open while driving. SO DISAPPOINTED! I know my daughter will be grateful no matter what, but as a first time customer, I would have thought that they would at least have mentioned at the window that they ran out of sprinkles or something. Like no color icing at least?

I had dropped off my son's truck to get it worked on, and decided to stop by and grab some…read morebreakfast at Delaney's. I really enjoyed the style of this diner, such a throwback to old school clientele, and had such a nostalgic feel to it. I remember my dad taking my brother and I to spots like this in Oklahoma growing up, and thought it was just right to take my son here and not just enjoy some quality time with my son, but to enjoy some breakfast. Now we didn't order anything fancy, honestly, I wasn't really hungry, so I ordered the Avocado toast, and my son had the oatmeal bowl. To be honest, I really like how simple this food was, but in all truth, how really delicious it was too. The eggs were cooked just how I like them, the fresh taste of the avocado was on point. My son enjoyed his oatmeal and brown sugar. The young man waiting our table (Logan), was a good kid, quick to take our order, quick on the coffee, and extremely polite. No doubt the manager knows, that kid is a keeper. The establishment was very clean, and just had a clean shine to it. Best part was just enjoying time with my son, and showing him how important that family time really is. Will we come back, no question we will.

My wife and I have eaten at Delaney's in Groveport many times and usually have a good experience,…read morebut today was very different. My wife found a hair in her food after taking only one bite. Our waitress handled it professionally and apologized right away, saying she would get the manager. The manager never came to our table. Instead, we were given a $7.50 discount, but no one offered to remake her meal or make things right. That's basic customer service, and it didn't happen. I still paid my bill and left a 30% tip because the issue wasn't the waitress, she did her job. The problem was management. Based on how this was handled, we won't be returning, and I'll be sharing this experience with others. Customers deserve better than being ignored.