It is St Patrick's Day so I looked for a deli with corned beef sandwiches nearby and found Katz's…read more Having lived in NYC I had high expectations for a deli with Katz in the name. Additionally, having had a Goodman's Deli mile high corned beef sandwich when I lived in Cleveland, I had even higher expectations. Their most popular sandwich is the Reuben so I went with that. Katzingers did not meet them. When I arrived to pick up my sandwich I was shocked the line wasn't out the door to place orders before they closed and the dining room had maybe 6 people in it. There were about 6 to go bags on the shelf along with mine. When I mentioned to the cashier that I was surprised it wasn't busier, she said it'll be busier tomorrow. I said the day after St Pat's? No answer. Another not good sign in my mind. When I got home, the wrapped sandwich was bigger than my hand but not very tall. The paper had areas of grease which is a good sign for this sandwich. The corned beef itself was tender but there wasn't as much of it, maybe an inch high and 1/3 of the bread had no corned beef. I also could not taste the thousand island dressing. The rye bread was toasted but pretty soggy. The crust was mostly crunchy. The bread slices were paired upside down putting a narrower side a larger side against each other. There is not enough sauerkraut and it is not very sour. I was given the choice of a dill or garlic pickle but I cannot tell you how it was because they didn't put it in the bag. I expected this sandwich to have so much meat in it, I could eat for multiple days for $18. Again, disappointed. Maybe I should've gotten the deli sized version but paying that much for a sandwich... The inside of the deli is fun and it's obvious it's been around a long time and has been well loved. I wanted to like Katzinger's but since the price and the quality don't match, I cannot.

The best sandwiches in Columbus! We come to Katzinger's at least once a month, and it never…read moredisappoints. We have a few go to's (#41 and #16), but we like to try a new one each time we go. Every single one has been great! Tonight we got #57 Franklin's Kibbetz, which has homemade mozzarella and pesto and added turkey (bottom right). We also got #5 Mimi's Melody, which has their homemade tuna salad on grilled rye (bottom left). Next we got our favorite, #41 Phil Katzinger's Club, which has their homemade chicken salad, bacon, and Honeycup mustard (top left). Finally we got #3 Ari's Open Door, which had pastrami, salami, and cream cheese (top right). The service is also amazing - the workers are kind and even gave us free bagels tonight as they were closing! Must try.

What an amazing gem in historic German Village! The menu is extensive and unique and the daily…read morespecials are delicious. Fresh baked desserts and sides/salads are top quality. Service is always quick and friendly from Adam and the others working. This is definitely a must "go to" !

Absolutely delicious chicken salad sandwich! Great service, and love to support a local business…read more Portions were big and worth the cost. :) The gorgeous german village is a perfect setting, sitting outside is lovely !

French-owned. Family hospitality. Next-level sandwiches…read more This small deli is the definition of heart + flavor -- you can feel the love in every bite and every hello. You have to come try one of these sandwiches for yourself!

We walked to the brand-new Short North location first, but it was inexplicably closed despite…read moreposted hours. That was frustrating. We really wanted Frenchi's, so we drove up to this OG location. No line which is great! A nice woman was working the counter. We got our sammies and brought them home. They were as solid as always, but there's some things I have to note: Frenchi himself always made our sandwiches to perfection. Toasted, hot, perfectly made. The two times we had another employee make them, they are just different. Same ingredients, but different ratios maybe? Today my husbands Eiffel came super toasty and meats/cheese heated up in a microwave (or toaster oven maybe?) My Buckeye always used to come warm, but only if Frenchi made it. Twice now, I got barely toasted and my meat wasn't warmed at all. Also, man I loveeee the house made chipotle mayo but today was just way too much sauce. Yes, I should have spoken up about what I specifically wanted, but part of my reviews need to include things like consistency. Today was fine, but not the 5 star I've come to expect. One star off for the other location being closed and not posted anywhere. One star off for inconsistent sandwiches.

Scotty's Cafe came recommended by my wife's OSU colleague Isaac and it did not disappoint on two…read morefamily visits. First time my wife and daughter stopped before our daughter headed overseas for two years in the Peace Corps. Scotty''s is super close and convenient to the airport. Scotty learned of the imminent departure and came with cookies and treats for the long flight! And now this morning it was another airport drop off. It was my turn, dining alone but nothing about a table for one at Scotty's is lonely. The staff are immediately welcoming and every customer is every employee's charge. Four different people helped me or just checked in. The Gina breakfast combos have lots to offer for breakfast. But I was thrilled this 9:30 am to be assured the whole menu was available. I was looking for something less common and was excited to see potato latkes with sour cream and apple sauce as an option. That would have been great but then the waitress (Salome maybe) said, "Do you like corned beef?" The Schmoozer is 3 enormous latkes with thinly shaved and lightly grilled corn beef on top with an over easy egg atop that. Seriously, I can declare victory for finding something I'd never had before. Never would have found it without the nudge. Had to cut myself off with all the coffee offers. Just a great vibe. You rarely see a 4.9 rating and even more rarely that high based on so many reviews. But I understand why - like in so many things in life, it is about the people. And the joy they bring to every conversation. And I will just add, in this age when some would divide us, this dining room is filled with all manner of folks, reveling together over food in fellowship.

As someone who considers herself a pancake connoisseur, theirs were genuinely the best ones I've…read moreever had. They have such a wonderful vanilla flavor, I could eat them plain. Their baked goods are also a must-get, especially the lemon cookies and oatmeal raisin cookies! The workers were so kind and attentive and made our first experience there absolutely amazing.

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.

Medium sized restaurant that's nearly full at 10am on a Saturday morning. Efficiently run and a 10…read moreto 15 minute wait for the order to come out. Seeing the back counter, they have a it's very cold to be able to see them making the bagels in the back of the shop. And they have a huge bucket of rosemary sprigs. Just waiting to be used. All very fresh ingredients. The sandwich is large because the bagels are a good size. Chewy in the outside, soft inside. Having lived in NYC I wondered how the lox sandwich would be and it's not too bad. The lox was tender. I asked for chive cream cheese not knowing there was $1 up-charge for it. That was not obvious on the menu. I love capers on a lox sandwich and usually crave more but there were a few too many for me, making the sandwich a little salty. Easy enough to fix after the fact. I recommend The Lox and The Lox sandwich!

Kicked out me and my elderly registered service dog in 20 degree weather. (Highly Illegal)…read more Just because they don't have a vest on in the moment doesn't give you the right to kick us out. I appreciate the food but that was pure disrespect.

Small but nice. Easy to get to (except that Renner Road is currently closed.) Super friendly and…read morehelpful staff. Ice cream for the kid, plus candy, fry pies, etc. And corn for me. Early in the season, so small, but decent looking. We'll try it out tonight. Also cheese, lunchmeat, coffee, salsa, jam, and more. A bit out of my way but if I lived over here I'd come once in awhile. Prices are a bit high, but on par with other markets. They also have subs, with their meat and Auddino's bread; if we hadn't been headed somewhere for lunch already I would have grabbed one.

This definitely seemed more like a deli than it did a farm market to me. I was hoping to pick up…read moresome vegetables, but they didn't have any. This surprised me, but maybe farm markets just don't have veggies in February? What they did have was popcorn! It is homegrown corn and it tastes incredible. They generously offer free popcorn samples and I had to exercise my self control not to go back for seconds. The deli counter had a steady stream of customers and they have a few kinds of deli subs you can order (Italian, chicken salad, ham & cheese). They also have a soup of the day. They carried some other local food items like Liege waffles, local bratwurst, baked goods and Bellisari's brand spreads. They also sell condiments, dairy, ice cream, nuts, candy and chips.

This hidden gem is right next to The Lox and specializes in traditional Italian sandwiches, freshly…read morebaked focaccia, and homemade gelato. I've been here a few times now and it's always a treat. The staff is very pleasant and helpful, the food is delicious with ingredients imported from Italy, and the decor is relaxing. -- at Short North Arts District.

Piazza Pelino is an awesome authentic Italian shop with freshly made focaccia sandwiches, delicious…read morehomemade gelato, and a great wine selection! It's fun and inviting if you're eating in, and it's also great for picking up a sandwich, a loaf of focaccia or a scoop of gelato to go! They have so many great flavors of gelato and the staff is very friendly. The authentic canned sodas goes perfectly with the sandwiches as well!

they are selling out expired foods . today i got salted fish , it was expired and disjusting the…read moreworst thing is that they advised to me to get this kind of fish I never recommend to come to this store anyone .

Hubby & I stopped in here with 15min to close. Felt horrible, but after the Yelp reviews, we had to…read morejust take a minute a look around. We're trying to broaden our horizons beyond the burger & fries. The Store does look a bit ominous from the outside. Open sign on the door, but looked closed. Door knob turned & we walk into a brightly lit, full, but quaint market. A bit overwhelming for a newbie. But the moment we started asking questions, the owner (I presume), was very willing to help. With suggestions & honesty, we walk out of there with (the more premium) caviar, which he let me taste before I bought (Holy s$i@, it was beautiful), a bag of Lavash bread & a vegetable spread. We're definitely going back to get some chili paste & to try the smoked meats & maybe smoked salmon. And we're bringing friends.

I've had Katzinger's plenty of times for office events from their other location, though years…read moreago). I remembered always enjoying it. Decided to swing into the Dublin location. Love the interior, space, layout. The staff were awesome. FOH took great care of me and it was fun seeing the BOH banter with each other having a good time. Unfortunately, I was underwhelmed by the hot corn beef on rye. The mustard was the best part but the meat was just above cold and frankly lacked any flavor. The rye was good but a tad too dry for my preference. At almost $20 for a sammch and fountain drink I'd really like to have more than meh. I'm a sucker for a deli so I won't give up; so helpfully next time knocks it out.

Prior to last week, I had only been to the German village location. I really like that this…read morelocation is open until 8 pm and seemed less cramped. I felt like the tables were a little bit more spaced out and the staff were friendlier. I love their matzah ball soup and pickles. The pickles were so fresh in the barrel here!! I also loved their special which was a hot roast beef sandwich with garlic, caramelized onions and Italian granolas. Absolutely delicious and I hope it makes it to their daily menu because this honestly is the best sandwich I've had from Katzingers. Definitely give this location a try and check out their special!!