Visited the little grand for the first time today and had Fresh and Feta, it was AMAZING! The…read morecashier, Mohammed, was very understanding and helpful with my *peculiar* eating habits (I'm extremely picky) and what I ended up having was so good. The portions are huge and very worth the price!

What a fantastic spot for families, friends, and anyone looking for a great variety of food all in…read moreone place! Great location and a very family-oriented atmosphere, with an impressive variety of food options--from Mexican and Cuban sandwiches to burgers, Korean, pizza, Vietnamese, chicken, Mediterranean, and Italian. There's plenty of seating both indoors and outdoors, plus a great area to hang out with friends while the kids play and have fun. A fun, relaxed place with something for everyone. Definitely recommended!

Budd Dairy Food Hall is one of our favorite places in Columbus to watch an Ohio State game! The…read moreatmosphere on game day is fantastic -- tons of Buckeye energy, plenty of TVs, and a crowd that makes it feel like you're part of the action. What really sets Budd Dairy apart is the incredible variety of food. Everyone can get exactly what they're craving, which makes it perfect for groups. Add in the game-day giveaways, and there's always a little extra excitement beyond just watching the Buckeyes. The service has also been consistently great. Even when the place is packed for a big game, the staff keeps things moving and makes it a fun experience. Great food, great service, prizes, Buckeye fans everywhere and an awesome atmosphere -- it's hard to beat Budd Dairy for an OSU game day. O-H!

Caribbean jerk pineapple bowl was the best dish I've eaten in a while! I'm big on robust flavor and…read morethe shrimp, pineapple, rice, veggie combo was superb. Major compliments to the chef. Presentation was incredible as it truly is served in a pineapple bowl. The food hall itself is super trendy and I love that. I wouldn't change a thing. The restrooms are swanky, the rooftop space is classy with greenery all over and chandeliers made of jewels. We were greeted by the kindest hostess when we walked in who explained the layout and encouraged us to peek in at all 3 floors.

Good food at a good price. Friendly service with a nice historical venue I would recommend.read more

There are a few independent restaurants in a circle, you can pay and order from. Then they text you…read moreto pick it up when it's ready. My group got food from the Nood Bar. Some drunken noodles and also ramen and Bao Buns. Everything is delicious and smells amazing . They could do a bit better on wiping off the vacated tables however

Hibachi, Korean chicken, Indian, Burrito Bowls. Zeros Pizza too but they did away with their great…read morewheat crust after the move from their other location. The bar has a nice selection and there is seating throughout the food hall. There's a few games on the end where the restrooms are. I saw skeeball. I would return.

I like the different styles of restaurants that is located in this hall such they have Korean…read morefried chicken, sweet treats, sushi. It's nice for a little family adventure they have games that are free and they have some games you have to pay for. I wish there were more halls around like this.

I love coming to this place when I am at Franklin Park area. I get to get a walk in and see nature,…read morethen come to East Market and get some great food and play around. This places is located at 212 Kelton Ave in Columbus, OH at the Station at Trolley District. You can honestly find everything here from great beers, varied food choices, and shopping. I have came here for Creole2Geaux, Koso, The Railhouse, and the Bearded Baker (now in Bexley) and grab a plant at the Plant Gays. Love that this place has everything including parking. I had nothing but great food experiences here and the service is always great and the ambiance is relaxed. Take your time shopping and dining! 5 stars.

The lamb salad was amazing and the gravy led broccoli was awesome with a sweet sauce ...chefs kissread more

Hey yall! This…read moreplace is spectacular!!! I'd come here everyday esp b/c they have free fresh water and free WiFi! Free seats and it's modern and aesthetically pleasing!! I just stopped by and looked at all the mini pop up restaurants they have!!!! Ppl were working on their laptops in the coffee section! Nice restroom too! Right next to my job in Ohio!!

Good spot if everyone in your group wants something different…read more It's self-serve with a bunch of different stalls, so you're not stuck picking one cuisine. Space was open and had a really nice vibe to it. Food was okay across the board, nothing blew us away tho. Still, worth checking out if you're with a group that can't agree on one place.

The Liberty Collective is one of the best casual hangouts in Liberty Township--a place that…read moregenuinely works for friends, families, and all ages. The complex is large, lively, and designed for groups, with both indoor and outdoor seating that makes it easy to settle in and stay awhile. Billed as both an entertainment and dining destination, the Collective offers five different restaurant options, covering everything from burgers, wings, burritos, hibachi‑style bowls, fried chicken, salads, and pizzas. Dessert lovers tend to gravitate toward ice cream at The District, but there's also a shop offering macarons and cupcakes. Everything is ordered counter‑style, and you'll get a text when your food is ready for pickup--simple, efficient, and perfect for a casual night out. We haven't had anything we didn't enjoy, but the burgers are the standout favorites in our group. For adults, there's a bourbon bar and a second bar focused on craft cocktails and beer. And if you're serious about your beverages, there's an entire wall of 30+ self‑serve taps featuring beer, wine, and cocktails. We haven't tried the tap wall yet, but it's a fun option for those who like to explore. Only wish one of the restaurants serving craft beverages, had freshly brewed iced tea. There is iced tea in the soda fountain but it's not the same as fresh. We usually sit outside at the communal tables and watch the kids play sand volleyball or cornhole. One evening they even had karaoke--and true to the family‑friendly vibe, kids were welcome to grab the mic and have their moment. The Collective does enforce a teen curfew; after around 5 p.m., teens need to be accompanied by an adult. With the high school right across the street, it keeps the space manageable and enjoyable for everyone. A casual, local favorite that truly delivers on food, fun, and atmosphere.

We went there as a family last night to watch the Moeller vs. St. X Baseball game on their TVs. It…read morewas great that they paid for the service and put it on every TV in the place. We had Pizza and Cheezy Bread from Ramundo's. It was very good and the service was quick. Beer was reasonably priced. Parking was fine when we got there but it was full when we left. Everyone was parking at the High School and walking over. It was good to see our tax dollars being spent on something that helps the community more than educating the kids. It is noisy inside but it is at a level you can deal with. Lots of things to do and the outside areas looked great!

Being stable isn't life-threatening. But being bi-Polaris…read more This is the kind of food court that can really Polaris opinions. This is the the food court at the Polaris Mall which is one of the biggest and most famous Malls in all of Ohio. There's actually not a lot of really good food in this Hall even though there are lots of different options. It's pretty typical, and the bubble tea here is awful. There are a couple of gems that you can find, like the Doner Kebab stand, but generally speaking it's not a very Happy Food Hall. Not for me, anyway. But lots of good people watching, and nice bathrooms. My other review said: I don't mean to Polaris opinion, but this food court is severely lacking. This is a large typical food court with a few chains and a couple of locally owned but predictable businesses, as well as a couple of local chains here as well. It's part of a massive gargantuan Mall, and you'd expect better food accordingly. Still, a lot of locals come eat here while hunting for their shopping needs.

Tasted good, teriyaki chicken was a little overcooked (ate at 1pm so it had been sitting on the…read moregriddle probably for a while but didn't bother me), fried rice was nicely seasoned, vegetables were nicely freshly stir fried, springroll was soggy. Biggest reason I wanted to come here was because of the food and portions. Unfortunately from the picture you will see the amount of chicken is severely less than what it used to be. They use to load you up, now it's way less. I think it was 6-7oz if I'm lucky. Almost $15 for the combo meal which included a drink and a small springroll. Not much of a value anymore.

Not worth the money at all. The portion size was very small for the price, and the food didn't live…read moreup to expectations. Left still feeling hungry. Definitely overpriced for what you get.