This was my first time at eddy's and I didn't know what to expect but let me tell youuuuuu if you…read morelike your chicken extra crispy go here they even gave me extra lemon pepper I am definitely coming back !!! And the service was quick. I ordered a 10 piece wing with fries and it comes with a slice of bread

My son convinced me to try this place out after he had been talking about it over the course of…read moreseveral days. He knows I'm picky about my chicken, but since he was paying, I was game. We picked up about 40 pieces for the family and I must admit, I was impressed. Nice and crispy, temperature-hot and seasoned incredibly well. In fact, it was VERY hot, which was a plus since we had to drive home. My mistake was trying a piece while driving, but it was worth it. The second visit was a bit disappointing. We ordered 70 pieces and couldn't wait to get back home to enjoy them. They were overcooked and almost dried out. We had called the order in prior to picking them up, but I know they weren't sitting out that long, as we drove straight there (about 10 minutes) after placing the order. I thought it was just my pieces, but it turns out they were all like that. I suggested that we notify them and see about getting some of the order replaced but the kids were so hungry that they decided to let it go. I'm not angry with the restaurant and am definitely willing to give them another try, but looking back, I should have told them about the problem. We'll see during the next visit. In the meantime, I can only give them 3 stars. Hopefully next visit will bring up my rating.

Wonderful service as always. Our receipt said Mackenzie W we have had her before and she is a…read moreterrific server. Friendly, personable and efficient. They were out of pork nachos which my son had wanted so he got chicken tenders.Said they were just ok. My husband enjoyed his burger. I had the fish and chips . The fish was delish and my steak fries that I ordered extra crispy were perfectly cooked. My son got a complimentary bread pudding for his birthday.He had never had before and said wasn't bad- which for him is a compliment.

My aunt suggested this place for us. Yelp reviews looked good so off we went. Greeted and seated…read morein a timely fashion. Waitress check in fairly quickly for drinks. We ordered and it took a little longer than expected. But the fish n chips were very good, my aunt's burger was huge and tasty. My other aunt's salad was good too. Not as clean as it could've been.

I ordered to go. I did get my order in the allotted time but the Fried Chicken way too salty and I…read moregot Mac and cheese which were stone cold and not cheesy. Fried okra and mushrooms were burnt. Absolutely the worst experience I should of just ordered a pizza. Order at your own risk just horrible. Waste of money the best part was my sprite. I will never ever again order from there.

By far the worse experience from any food place in my life. Poor customer service and even worse…read moredelivery. I will never order from here again. Please consider closing this store down to save others the frustration. Do not order from this place.

Chicken and fish fried way too hard. Macaroni was bland and greens salty.. sweet potatoes were…read moregood. Service was nice

We've been wanting to try this place and then saw a post on Instagram this morning showing them…read morefeeding our youth this summer which is desperately needed when there are no summer programs to help. Now onto the food!! The candied yams and green beans were the most flavorful and perfectly done I've had since my gram made them. Bestie got the fried perch. He said it was excellent. The restaurant was clean and art work was really cool. Owner was a super nice guy.

We had the Indy 500 and the breakfast casserole and both were delicious! They were fairly busy when…read morewe arrived, but we were seated quickly and service was fast and friendly. It's everything you could want in a little diner. We will definitely be back!

Good vibe, good service, solid food :) Classic diner fare in a good spot. It's pretty much what you…read morewould expect with some extra space and a nice melting pot of clientele. I enjoyed the novelty of the Conewich, but I would probably just grab something more classic next time. Cinnamon roll was the bomb tho!

Eating lunch twice during the same day in Columbus (2 of 2)…read more I finally met up with my friend with whom a meal is never a short event because of all the philosophical discussion that will take place. We parked on a side street and walked to this restaurant - the Rusty Bucket - on the ground floor of one of those now standard issue mixed-use developments with retail at grade and residential living above. As soon as you walk in, you know you are in a tavern where the "fern bar" aspect of what could have been a "fern bar" has been dialed down. We were seated near the windows and, fortunately, the shades were pulled down. In short order, I realized that people were coming and going behind my chair to head to an outdoor patio or something similar. Their opening the door caused rapid changes in lighting (too much incoming sunlight) and ambient temperature (too much humid heat). I asked that we be moved and, while it was accommodated, the guy who moved us seemed a little put out. The Rusty Bucket's menu featured a treasure trove of comfort staples. My friend had meat loaf - a nice little slab of it, actually - and I had a beef stroganoff dish in pasta. I also ordered a soft drink that they refilled as necessary. I need to mention that the young lady who was our server was outstanding. She gladly helped with describing menu items and facilitating our decisions. The pricing was in the ball park for the genre and this easterly location of C-bus near the Bexley area. My dish was indeed good. However, I was eyeing that meat loaf. I had a feeling that it was a little better. I did not ask to taste it, but I know I could have eaten both entrees! I had no idea this place was part of a chain. I had asked my friend to find an indie location with good, reliable traditional food. (It's almost as if we are conditioned to "hate on" chain operations.) My friend runs on the more liberal side and notes that their children are all a little hippiesh, meaning the apple once again hasn't fallen far from the tree. But, given that this person eats meat and doesn't drive a Subaru, I can roll with it. Notwithstanding, the caliber of the conversation is always high and interesting. This Rusty Bucket location is one of those places that, from beginning to end, plays out like a strong 4 star event. The only minor thing I'm dinging them for is where they initially put us, when air conditioning and shade were just what that particular afternoon called for.

First time here after moving our daughter in at Capital University for her sophomore year. The…read moreservice was very slow at 2:30 pm. My wife enjoyed her French onion soup and my daughter enjoyed the fried pickles. They both had the fried shrimp special which were heavily breaded butterflied shrimp and filled you up fast. As for my cheesesteak: this was just sad. Being a native Philadelphian I know what a cheesesteak should be and it appears that the Rusty Bucket missed the assignment. They really tried but I can tell you that I had to make meal out of my fries and a couple a shrimp from my daughter. At best this would be an okay place for basic pub food like a burger and fries but do not get this cheesesteak unless you have never tried one before and have no idea what to expect.

Let's start with the dessert. The Gooey Butter Cake is a must-have. The gooey inside is the star,…read morebut the firmer outside of the cake is highly savorable. Once the ice cream starts melting, things get even more gooey and delicious! So. Freaking. Good. I went during lunch and had the benefit of trying my wife's cheesesteak which is only one the lunch menu. Now, I loved my burger and the thick cuts of bacon that overflowed from the circumference on the buns. Somehow, that cheesesteak was a notch above that. The cheese sauce was the key ingredient. If you get a sandwich, my vote is for the fries over the kettle chips. But my biggest vote is for going to South Village Grille in the first place because they really impressed during my lunchtime visit.

Tried this place a few weeks ago on an impromptu date with my daughter. We are in love with this…read moreplace. It had a beautiful inside and a great ambiance. Then the food was amazing! We have been non stop talking about it since and will definitely be back and soon!!!

Dawn's Fish and Chicken deserves every bit of praise. I am extremely picky about soul food because…read moreI grew up on real Southern cooking and most places simply do not measure up in Central Ohio (and believe me, I've tried them all!). This spot hit the mark in every way. Their deals are unbelievable. They had one dollar wings for game day along with BOGO meals that included catfish, chicken and even fried lobster. I ordered wings, mac and cheese and collard greens and everything was amazing. The wings were perfectly crispy, the mac tasted like home and the greens were fresh and seasoned beautifully. Most places shortcut and use canned greens but not here. I am so glad I gave this place a try. This is officially my new favorite soul food spot and i highly recommend ! Update: had to come back and update this because I got dessert but hadn't tried it when writing the review, but the banana pudding deserves its own shoutout. I'm always nervous trying banana pudding anywhere new because so many places hit you with that artificial "laffy taffy" banana flavor. Not here. This tastes authentic with fresh cream, real ingredients, and zero shortcuts. Absolutely delicious. I love this place and can't wait to come back for more.

Went to location to try to enjoy food was very difficult to order because you have to use a QR…read morecode, there's no hard copy menu location does have multiple restaurants that you have a place to sit down and eat and I Didn't get to enjoy the food the because of how difficult it place an order looks like to get the best out of the experience here better to order to go on doordash or grub hub.

Somehow, after all this time, I finally made it to Thurman's and I'm already wondering why it took…read moreme so long. From the moment we walked in, the staff made us feel right at home. Kind, personable, and genuinely warm exactly the kind of energy that makes a meal feel like more than just a meal. If you've seen The Menu, you know that scene where all anyone really wants is just a perfect, unpretentious burger done right. Thurman's is exactly that. The burger was everything it needed to be no gimmicks, no shortcuts, just a beautifully made sandwich that delivers on every level. The fries? Equally on point. Honestly, I have no notes. None. This is the kind of place that reminds you why simple food, done exceptionally well, will always win. If you haven't been, go. If you have, you already know.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

So while in Columbus to look at a vehicle with my best friend we had to stop for some plumbing…read moresupplies near by and I had this location as a bookmarked location I wanted to eat at. I am so glad we stopped. Parking can be a pain as it is all street parking and there are 2 coffee shops and two restaurants basically next door. With parking aside, we were stopped in and was greeted as soon as we walked in and then taken to a seat. The bar staff handles all tables and the bar. This place isn't huge and the lobby hold as many people as the seats and the bar. So plan accordingly. The bathroom was clean and the restaurant was clean as well. We ordered drinks. And our burgers and sides. The burger is literally at 3/4 pound burger. I took half home as it is a big burger. The fries were perfectly done fresh cut fries. These are not frozen bag fries. This burger was one of the best I have had. The fries are also very very good. Highly recommend. If you are anywhere near here and want a good burger why are you not here yet.

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!