THEY SERVE NO COOKED FOOD at all, and reportedly haven't for 3 years!! It's just a fresh seafood…read moremarket. It's a bit off the beaten path with adequate parking and a fairly good selection. Prices were competitive with the larger markets, but, I wouldn't go out of my way for it again. But, I'd gone looking to have a great seafood lunch like the internet posted descriptions and menu showed. Just disappointed. The woman who waited on me was pleasant and efficient.

We have always gotten very good service and really fresh Seafood at Frank's. My mother introduced…read moreme to Frank's and we've gone back on many occasions.

I love this place from the bottom of my heart. People say it's pricey, while it's true, it makes up…read morein quality and in its suppliers outreach. Foreign beer, cheese, wine, and high quality dairy options, artisan bread, and fine meats make it well worth it to support a business that goes out of their way to get these products on shelves.

II've been going there for over 50 years now. My last order from there (Instacart) the ground chuck…read moreturned out to be brown on the inside. Second time in less than 3 months. Johnny would turn in his grave.

I stopped in here a few months ago for some fish (salmon, cod and walleye) and walked about a lot…read moreof fish, along with wine and Sabauce. Great selections, and friendly service.

Smells like dead fish, a seafood market should never smell FISHY I got about 10ft in turned around…read moreand left it was absolutely disgusting. This place needs to be cleaned badly. Only thing could be causing that smell is OLD/Rotten seafood or poorly cleaned facilities. I use to come here years ago when they had a restaurant in there never smelled this bad

You'll need a lot more time than I had to meander your way through this international treasure…read moretrove!! I got here with only half an hour to shop, but plan to be back SOON to check out their GREAT selection of fruits, vegetables, and TONS of authentic ingredients from around the world, esp. Asia and L. America. One tiny complaint, there are MANY items with prices not marked. Was a little nervous about choosing items with the "mystery prices." I love all the wonderful international markets in the Columbus area!! The west side is AMAZINGLY diverse (as is most of the city...) and I love it!! This semi hidden gem is ALMOST as good as Saraga on the North side, and 1000x better than anything we've got in the Springfield/Dayton area. No restaurants/food stands inside, but PLENTY of TEMPTING food trucks nearby. You'll be HUNGRY when you leave here!! Take a break from the same old-same old Kroger/Meijer/etc. options and check out your WONDERFUL international options, Columbus!!!

Great market for the people who like cooking. Prices are decent. Meat and Seafood Department is…read morelacklustered but prices and quality are good. It's like a smaller version of Jungle Jim's markets.

This time we stopped by just to satisfy our sweet tooth, and we couldn't have been happier. The…read morecookies and tarts were absolutely delicious--fresh, flavorful, and hard to resist. But this market is so much more than a bakery. It offers an impressive selection of specialty items, including a wonderful wine section and many other unique products worth exploring. The atmosphere is warm, welcoming, and feels just like home. Whether you're looking for desserts, gourmet items, or simply a pleasant place to browse, this market is definitely worth a visit.

Take away--go for the brews but skip the food. Also, they aren't the friendliest…read more I've been a couple times now and the coffee is stellar. I love the coconut cloud iced and I just tried the orange blossom latte. Both were memorable and worth a return trip. I keep trying something different with my drink (food wise) and most things have been misses. The breakfast burrito and breakfast sandwich=miss for me and quite pricey for grab and go. I will say the broccoli cheddar soup in the deli/middle was off the charts good at one of my visits in the fall. I have eaten in the cafe once and service was good (most of my experiences have been in the coffee shop area). The French onion soup was fantastic. The spinach artichoke pastry was good. Overall, the coffee is worth a return trip. Definitely a fan for the coffee. Not a fan overall for the food and service.

Great service Clean ambiance…read moreBold flavors in food. Friendly staff ..............................

This place is truly outstanding. They are an ethnic grocery store with some prepared food. I came…read moreher to pick up an order for the Too Good to Go program. It's so nice to have a neighborhood store as an alternative to big box retail.

The best Crab Boil I had so far in Columbus. The service was great, our server was informative and…read moreoutgoing. The ambiance made for a good experience with family and friends.

So this was the Goog apology for literally being asked to leave after spending $300 at this place…read moreAWFUL CUSTOMER SERVICE I make a bad Review and this is the Apology ‍ If you don't have space on Major occasions then You Should not take large Parties and make that plain You certainly took the money and the 18% gratuity tip. AWFUL SERVICE AND A EVEN WORSE EXCUSE We deeply apologize if this policy was not clearly communicated to your party by our hosting staff upon your arrival. It is never our intention to make our guests feel rushed, and we regret that the reminder from our management came across as harsh or selective. This limit was applied to all tables that day so we could honor the reservation times of waiting guests.

Ate in the bar area, the service was great as always…read more The Ginger Custard Salmon was cooked to perfection. Im so glad the dish is back on the menu. The General Manager stopped by my table to make sure the meal was to my satisfaction, which of course it was delicious. This is a great place to eat with great service.

Did you recently get a new golf shirt? Maybe a new pair of Dockers that you desperately want to…read moreshow off? The Columbus Fish Market is the place for you. The first thing you need to know is that the Columbus Fish Market is NOT a fish market. It is an upper middle class seafood restaurant. It has all the trappings of a country club restaurant which is to say, comfort reigns here at a slightly elevated price. I can't really complain, our server was sweet and attentive. The manager checked on us. The food was tasty, the drinks were very good. I don't know it was just... nothing special. Let's put it this way, a few weeks ago I was in Ocean City, MD and we stopped at a crab shack where they put paper on the table and we ate like Neanderthals who just discovered that crabs were edible. We made the kind of mess that only long married couples with kids can make. Crab shells and shrimp tails were flying. That meal lives rent free in my brain. Damn it was good, but I digress. See there are places you take family, and places you take a first date. The crab shack is for family, The Columbus Fish Market (still not a fish market) is where you take a first date assuming she is not allergic to seafood. The ambiance just lacks character and charm in an inoffensive way. As Shakespeare once wrote, "nothing is either good nor bad, but thinking makes it so" and I am not sure even thinking can move the needle on this place. Did I mention it is not a fish market? Ok, ok, the food. Yes, I got the Cajun swordfish and a little gem side salad. That followed the spicy crispy shrimp appetizer. All were very good. I recommend the shrimp if you end up here. The Cajun swordfish was well seasoned and only ever-so-slightly overdone. It was good, to be sure but a minute too far. The sear was great though, crisp and flavorful. The little gem salad was a great compliment to the main. I love a good salad. I also tried my daughter's Caesar salad and my wife's tomato, bacon, Bibb wedge salad. Skip the Caesar and get one of the others, especially if you like a good Caesar. Overall the food was very good and I should probably give this place four stars. I dont know, I'm feeling salty. Drinks, drinks, drinks. My daughter recommends the berry lemon drop. I got a Sam Adams which was one of four or five bees on tap. Four or five. The wine list was extensive so do with that what you will. Pretty good for (not a) fish market. Finally, finally, finally. What the hell is the name of this place? Mitchell's Seafood something-or-other comes up in searches but the sign says Columbus Fish Market. "There are no spare customers." -Timon J. Fertitta (owner) Google him.

This family and friends place is nice! They have a good selection of coffee and other unique finds…read more A small flower shop where they arrange for you. A decent produce department. The absolute BEST item in the store is the ham salad! They make their ham in house and use it for the ham salad as well as sell it sliced. It's great on bread and crackers alike, you may even find yourself eating it with a spoon.. or finger ( no judgment here!) My only complaint is that it's very pricey. Yes, it's a small business and I get that. However, money only goes so far and choices need to be made. So, they are on a once every couple of weeks rotation for us. They have a punch card that gives you a punch when you spend $50 on one purchase. You do not get 2 punches if you spend $100 sadly. Once you get so many punches, you get so much off your next purchase.

I pop in here every time I'm in the area. I love the salad bar but always leave with a few bottles…read moreof wine and several bags of ground coffee. It's never been crowded on my handful of visits and the staff are genuinely kind and helpful. The one thing I wish for is a few more sales. I'm a sucker for sale prices.