What is there to say? This place always seems to hit very well. I absolutely love Jersey Mike's…read more Every sub is so delicious, and the service is always friendly and welcoming. The Italian is my favorite, but it's hard to switch up sometimes because it's so good!

The workers all always awesome and professional. They put all the other location in go to, to shame.read more

The fish and chips are outstanding. $2 drafts, you can't beat that. Servers work hard and they had…read morelive music that night. Love this place and enjoy it every time I go.

BaldWhiteGuy Reviews…read more https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1B3pXxs7fM/ So there I was... headed toward the chaos Blue Suede vortex known as the Ohio FFA at the Ohio Expo Center & State Fairgrounds. Needed lunch and thought about North High Street, but was not already mentally preparing to fight for parking like it's a Black Friday sale in 2003. Audible called. Swung into Grove City instead. Smart move. Possibly my best decision since I stopped trusting gas station hotdogs. After some extensive research (opened Yelp Columbus judged harshly, moved on), I had three requirements: 1. Not a cookie-cutter chain 2. Somewhere new 3. A menu that wouldn't trigger "I don't see anything I like" syndrome Enter: Broadway Plates & Pints 4008 Broadway, Grove City Grove City is that sweet spot... close enough to Columbus to feel alive, but still has that "people wave at you for no reason" energy. Parked on the street like a rookie, only to later discover there's parking behind everything. If you can't find a spot, just check the rear. Yes, I said it. Walked in, grabbed a seat. Smaller place, but in a good way. Elevated tables, bar seating, normal tables for us normal-ish folks. Big windows for prime people-watching. My dimpled sidekick even got a wave from a random passerby. #Friendly #ShesGotFans Then... plot twist... Cleveland Ketchup Company Ketchup sitting on the table. Didn't even know ketchup could have a hometown. #OH.. All-natural, Ohio-made, no junk. And yeah... it's actually really good. The Bald Bunch supports local, even if it's tomatoes living their best life. Check Cleveland Ketchup Company out. They have plenty of locally sourced condiment options. #supportlocal Server Emma B rolls up, keeps it simple. Water and a Michelob ULTRA for me. Because hydration matters... and so does survival. We were starving, so appetizer time: Fried Mozzarella Triangles Hot, crispy, did the job. Not life-changing, not disappointing. The Toyota Camry of appetizers. Reliable. Gets you where you need to go. Now the menu... solid lineup. Burgers, wings, calzones, sandwiches, enough options to make commitment issues flare up. I was bouncing between a calzone, Italian sub, or burger... Then I saw it... THE KRAKEN And listen... you don't order The Kraken.You summon it. This thing shows up like it just crawled out of the Atlantic looking for revenge: * THREE patties (because one or two is for amateurs) * Bacon * American cheese * Caramelized onions * Onion ring * Steak aioli * Brioche bun * AND a honey butter pretzel sitting on top like a crown Just in case was not already enough calories. This wasn't lunch. This was a full-contact event. Immediately ate the onion ring and honey butter pretzel solo like a savage. Then went to work. Multiple napkins required. Not first-date safe. Not job interview safe. Possibly not OSHA approved. But man... it was GOOD. Patties cooked right. Bacon had that perfect bite. Aioli and onions brought it all together like a greasy symphony. Left full... borderline questioning life choices... but zero regrets. Fries? Solid. Pretzel Topper? Sneaky good. Honestly might go back just for those. Service? Emma B crushed it. Drinks stayed filled, no disappearing act, no "I'll be right back" and then vanishing into another dimension. Now... let's talk price. $54.25 for lunch. Look... I get it. Everything costs more now. But I'm still gonna complain about it like it's my full-time job. Either prices come down or someone needs to give me a raise. Preferably both. And one more thing... Beer was cold. BUT NOT IN A FROSTED MUG. Unacceptable. Somewhere, Congress is wasting time when they could be solving real issues like this. Draft beer should never warm up mid-drink. That's just science. Final Rating: ‍‍‍‍ - 4 out of 5 Bald Heads Pros: * Parking (once you stop ignoring the back lot like I did) * Great people-watching windows * Filling, legit good food * Friendly, attentive staff Cons: * No frosted mugs (we can fix this, I believe in you) * Prices... but also, apparently I just complain now #OldMan If you're cruising through Grove City and want solid food, a relaxed vibe, and a burger that might require a waiver... this is your spot. And - order some Ohio Condiments at Cleveland Ketchup Company. #FreeShipping #SupportLocal #BaldApproved #ReleaseTheKraken

Walkable from our hotel, we ate here three times during our week-long business trip. The wings are…read morepretty huge and I never got a pic of them because I scarfed them down as soon as they arrived. I did get a shot of my dumpster tots. Good service and good prices to boot!

Sometimes you just want a dinner that says, "Hey, life's short, pass me a beer and a pile of cheesy…read morefries." That's exactly what happened when I stopped in at Rooster's in Grove City--a fun, casual joint where the sports bar energy is so strong, I'm convinced the TVs are watching me. I went for the Rooster's Nest, which is basically comfort food and guilty pleasure holding hands and skipping through a field of deliciousness. Picture this: a generous heap of curly fries, absolutely smothered in cheese sauce, sprinkled with diced bacon and green onions, and then--because the universe loves me--topped with four boneless chicken chunks. I opted for Korean BBQ sauce, which added that sweet, tangy kick that made each bite taste like it had its own happy ending. It arrived piping hot, and I swear I could hear faint applause from somewhere in the kitchen. Since it was happy hour, I also grabbed a frosty 22oz beer, because if you're going to enjoy curly fries the size of a small mountain, you might as well have a drink to match. Our server, Anna, was pleasant, quick with a smile, and kept everything running smooth--exactly what you want in a place where the action is as much in the dining room as it is on the TVs. When I arrived, the place wasn't full yet, but it was filling up fast. That's pretty much the Rooster's pattern--if you don't get there early, you'll be standing at the door wishing you had. And with that atmosphere, the tasty menu, and enough TVs to make a sports fan feel like royalty, it's no wonder. Until next time, I'm Brian -- and remember to Take the Trip... because if your dinner doesn't involve cheese sauce, bacon, and beer, are you even trying?

Get an order of pickles! Get a coozy! Get not one but two lobster rolls. All are awesome! Naughty…read moremaybe but have fun in life! The only thing missing is a beach sunset.

I tried to check in on Yelp, but sadly the food truck was outside of its normal area so I could not…read morecheck in. I arrived in Waynesville shortly after 12 noon, for lunch. I parked my car and walked over to the food truck, and I was lucky to literally be next in line. I ordered the recommended lobster roll from the fine gentlemen that was doing the serving. I also ordered a water because it was rather warm. I gathered my lunch walked over to a picnic table, nearby and sat down to eat. My first bite into the sandwich or roll as they label them was literally a shock to my memory, it took me back to being in Maine many years ago and getting a lobster roll at a restaurant. Now I know my memory is not what it used to be, but I can honestly say this was a freaking delicious lobster roll. I ate the entire roll, wiped my face with a napkin at the table. And went up and told the server behind the counter how good the food was and that I can't wait to literally find them close by again. I will admit, I did not eat all the potato chips, because I didn't need them, but they were also good. I just read on Facebook where they're going to be in Westchester on July 20 now I need to find out where because that's literally five minutes from my house. I truly cannot wait to order another lobster roll or two. If you've never eaten at this food truck, I highly recommend it. On the day I purchased my role. It was $29 which a lot of people might think is a lot of money literally for a sandwich, but I will tell you this it is truly worth it.

Ordered 4 pizzas and 2 giant Italian subs for a family birthday party. I ordered online and paid…read moreon the app. I was also able to use a coupon code to save a few dollars. My order was ready at the appointed time and I picked everything up at the drive thru window. The food was hot and ready to go. Everyone ate it all! I will definitely order again.

Flyers is decent pizza. The service is great and I appreciate a menu with some variety, so thank…read moreyou.

Run don't walk to Blu Willy's!! The bacon jam burger and lemon pepper wings were bussin! Crispy…read morefall off the bone wings with plenty of lemony seasoning... Dare I say better than Past Times .... Burger cooked to perfection with sweet potato fries What more can anyone ask for?

Let me start off by saying this is one of the best Reuben sandwiches I've ever had in my life. It…read morefeels like they tossed their sauerkraut with the dressing, so it's extra creamy and moist, just like the meat, but without dressing dripping out of the sandwich. The fries were phenomenal and the kind that go really well with malt vinegar. I believe the bartender said they cut them fresh in house. The pork rinds came out fast & hot and you can hear them crackling still five minutes after they arrive. I got the salt and vinegar flavored ones and the seasoning was way too light on them, but the bartender brought more out when I inquired. She provided great service and good recommendations. Apparently, I have to come back in the future for a burger! The place itself is nothing special, but I like the small town vibe to it. Unfortunately, they only have four or five beers on tap which is a big letdown for a bar in my opinion. Definitely looking forward to coming back in the future, though!

You can tell this is a local hotspot in Grove City. We went to find a sandwich shop, spoiler…read morealert...it's inside the pub! While we were waiting on our dinner there was a crowd of people in the small pub watching one of the many football games going on in winter. They have a darts board, pool table, and some lottery machines inside. There is a bar and a couple of tables spread throughout. I liked that they had a shot and alcohol menu cycling on on of the tvs. I don't drink much so seeing the options was a nice touch for me. In the summertime there are some seats outside and it is usually busy with patrons.

My husband and I ate here for restaurant week. What we chose was so delicious. It is too bad that…read morenone of it is on the regular menu. We need to return to try some of the regular menu items, probably in the summer, so that we can sit outside on their patio. We did not order any alcohol, but there were plenty of choices. We were greeted so warmly on such a frigid day. Our server, Allison, was very pleasant and attentive. The atmosphere is casual and not loud like a lot of sports bars are. There are a few TV's and they were not blaring.

Grove city brewing company hit the spot! Boasting a small but adequate menu of food and a larger…read moremore diverse menu of beer and wine it was the perfect mix to wind down after a full day traveling. Our server was super friendly and prompt and the decor and ambiance were nice and what I would expect from a brewery. The food itself was tasty featuring some stellar fries, and the price was fair for both drinks and food.

I started with a side salad with a little extra red peppers. It was crisp and fresh. I had the…read moregrilled tenders and they were very flavorful. My husband had his chicken swimming in the BBQ sauce. Hallie was our waitress and she was very personable and attentive to our needs. The restaurant was not too loud because it was early in the afternoon. We will definitely be back.

Our first time in Ohio and our first time in Wings & Rings. Bar/Lounge was full of people watching…read moresports games. Server was very friendly and all smiles. I'd say food is ordinary, nothing compelling me to come back. We had the SOUTHERN FRIED WINGS, SMOKED WINGS and CAULIFLOWER WINGS plus a big bowl of BLACKENED CHICKEN CAESAR. The Smoked Wings were my least favorite as it was overcooked and dry. The Southern Fried Wings could be better with more punch of yumminess.

These guys make, hands down, the best sandwich in the city. When my wife and I moved to Columbus,…read morethere didn't seem to be a stand out place. Wario's changed that. The service is top notch. After finding out how much the owner takes care of his staff, it makes sense. There's a real pride back in their kitchen. It's the best. Yes it's expensive. It's worth it. Go get the Steak - Wario's Way. It'll change your life. Get the House Spuds. Sample it all. You won't go wrong.

This pains me to write this but the food is slipping badly, today I had the Philly Wario's way and…read moreI got bland tasteless meat and cheese whiz. There was maybe 5 onions pieces the size of nickels that came pouring out of a sub that acts more of a squishy squirt gun than a sub, lately the bread is stiff and falls apart on the first bite. This sub was garbage Previously I got my favorite, the chicken caesar. The crispy chicken cutlets were so well done that they were hard to bite through and that just ripped apart the now stiff old rolls, and of course now everything is pouring out. The bread is not the same quality a year ago, in fact I saw a delivery of bread and I thought I saw everything was made in house. I'm kind of at the 1,2, strikes you're out because let's face it these aren't cheap subs and feeling ripped off while covered in your subs droppings is the worst feeling, I'm not to eager for a possible 3rd disappointment. The staff is always extremely friendly but it's an expensive sub shop, I want more than kindness.