Loved the nut mixed salad with chicken. I didn't expect to find the grapes working so well with the…read morebalsamic, greens, nuts, and cheese. It was a sleeper hit for me. Give me a toasty thick cut sourdough and I'm set! The caprese chicken panini was good too but it was not on the same level. The establishment is spacious and airy but I wish the decorating inside wall didn't block the window views; i didn't realize until later that there were a bunch of nice window seats over there. I would definitely come back to try a few other things (and stop myself from getting the same salad).

This was my first visit to Jason's Deli but it won't be my last. This is a typical deli - you…read moreorder your sandwich at the counter and it's delivered to your table. They have an extensive menu of sandwiches - many available as a combo or as a half-and-half with soup or salad. And, for you salad lovers, there is a very good looking salad bar. I didn't come to a deli looking for a salad so I can't say anything other than it really LOOKED GOOD. The dining area is somewhat reminiscent of a NYC deli - open, loud and lively. I had the Spicy Sicilian Sub and my wife had the Smokey Jack Panini. Both came with some really good chips. Both sandwiches were excellent and are something we'd order again. BONUS - the man who took our order explained that our orders also included FREE ICE CREAM. They have a self-service, soft ice cream machine near the salad bar with vanilla, chocolate and swirl ice cream - available in a dish or a cone. Nice bonus.

One of my favorite fast-casual spots in Columbus for a quick, consistently delicious meal and I've…read morealready been three times in the past few months. My usual order is the Reuben on rye with corned beef, sauerkraut, Swiss, and Russian dressing. It's always my go-to and never disappoints. I also recently tried the State & Main on rye with corned beef, pastrami, and coleslaw, which was another solid choice. I've heard great things about the Paesano on an Italian sub bun with ham, hot capicola, pepperoni, provolone, lettuce, tomato, onion, banana peppers, and Italian dressing (can be served hot or cold). A friend's favorite is the Figaboudit on grilled ciabatta with prosciutto, fig jam, goat cheese, and arugula. If you go, don't skip the homemade chips with the house-made sour cream and onion dip--it's easily my favorite thing on the menu and worth ordering as a side or appetizer.

As a sandwich lover, I had seen Uptown Deli & Brew pop up as a suggestion so many times, so we…read morefinally decided to give it a try! Parking was super easy, with free parking lots around the area. I honestly expected this to be a small deli, but I was pleasantly surprised to find a full restaurant as you walk further inside. It was packed for a Saturday lunch, which was a good sign! Since it was just the two of us, we sat at a communal high-top. Service was a little slow to start. We waited around 10 minutes before a server came over, but once we got going, things were fine. We started with the cheese curds, and these were delicious! They tasted fresh and homemade and were definitely one of our favorites. For sandwiches, I ordered the Italian beef and my partner got a turkey sandwich with some type of pesto on it. Both sandwiches were great! The Italian beef was more similar to a French dip, but it was still really tasty. My partner loved his turkey sandwich as well. The chips, however, were disappointing. They were extremely bland and definitely needed some salt or seasoning. We also tried the French onion dip, which was fine, but the chips really took away from it. The beer cheese was a total no for us. It was VERY liquidy and grainy, almost more like beer cheese soup than a dip. We were especially disappointed because it was an upcharge. Overall, we really enjoyed the sandwiches and cheese curds, and I would definitely come back to try another sandwich. I just wish the chips had more flavor and the beer cheese was thicker and more dip-like!

Honestly hit or miss with the indoor experience but the food is always great! Prices are a bit…read moresteep but I come here a lot bc it's close to work. Will continue to come back for good sandwiches and soup

Don't eat here. They allow non-service dogs into their restaurant and then accost the people…read morecalling them out about it.

Carfagna's is located in the busy Polaris area right next to a Hobby Lobby. It is a large Italian…read moreGrocery with a restaurant/bar and wine tasting area. The staff were friendly and helpful. Parking was easy in the parking lot despite being very busy. They had a good selection of Italian items. Especially bakery and premade items. Many of the premade items were in large quantities. I was looking for a specific Sicilian flour and they did not have it . The baking section was not very big. We passed through the wine area. The wine tasting bar was very busy and there seemed to be a large selection of wine. If I am in the area I would stop in again.

Local Italian grocery store with an alcohol room and restaurant attached…read more Always extremely busy around the holidays as they sell baked goods, pasta, sauce, meat, cheese, and even egg nog. Grab a shopping cart and meander your way around the store for all their homemade and imported goodies. Shelves are always well stocked. Sometimes they even offer samples. Listen to lovely calm music playing for your pleasure.

This place is pretty good. They are close to work and their food is really really good. The owner…read moreis a great guy we always talk to him while waiting for our food. Its not horribly expensive but nnot somewhere i could afford to eat every day. Trust me i wish i could.

Best service around! Staff members are always friendly & personable and the food is always fresh…read more I've never had a bad experience and that's coming out of a very large sample size!

I wish I could them a 3.5 because it was honestly pretty good for fast casual. My expectations were…read morenot high but I needed a quick meal. I ordered the sandwich/salad combo. I got the chicken club and powerhouse salad for $12, which was enough for 2 small meals. The club was good, with chicken breast, bacon and I pot hot peppers, tomato and lettuce with the spicy bbq sauce, not too much bread - just the right amount. The salad was solid too, tons of toppings. The service was fine for fast casual. The ambiance is as expected for fast casual. I was pleasantly surprised and would go again!

I like being able to buy some things in bulk and this is a great place to do that. I like the range…read moreof selections. And almost always find something new to try, most recently those Unreal coconut bars. The one issue I have with BJ's is those annoying beeping robots. I seriously cut my shopping trip short because as someone who can be sensitive to sounds and constant disruptions, I couldn't take more than a few minutes of it. Maybe next time I'll bring and wear headphones. It's maddening. I give it a 3 because of that beeping robot. Otherwise it would be a 4.

A buddy dragged me into BJ's Wholesale Club -- and as a loyal Costco guy, I went in skeptical. You…read moreknow, like switching from Pepsi to Coke just to "see what happens." Turns out... I kinda liked it. First thing I noticed? The brand war: Costco's a Duracell household, BJ's rolls with Energizer. Do I need to know that? Absolutely not. Did I immediately start judging my battery loyalty? 100%. BJ's feels more like a "wholesale meets grocery store" hybrid -- smaller quantities, but still solid deals. I appreciated being able to buy one normal-sized ketchup bottle instead of a gallon drum. Prices were surprisingly competitive, and in a few cases, even beat my local grocery and Amazon. Sure, the selection isn't as massive as Costco, and the store footprint feels tighter, but that's part of the charm. It's like wholesale shopping without needing a forklift or a second mortgage. Verdict: Still a Costco guy at heart, but BJ's earned my respect -- and maybe a spot on my errand rotation.

This review is for the store located near Polaris Costco. Like an Italian grocery store there are…read morefresh meats of all kinds (chicken was on sale today), some veggies, lots of dry goods. Check out the gluten free pasta and flours. There are cheeses and breads and pastries galore. There are cheese curds, canned fish and olive oils. Premade meals are in the cooler. Order a sandwich to go. There is a large wine selection. The set-up is nice. Employees are friendly. This is definitely a stop when in the area.

We made a reservation for dinner, which I highly recommend since its super busy! They were running…read morea little behind so we wandered around the liquor shop and grocery store while we waited. Once we were seated, we had great service and the cocktails and food were both absolutely delicious!

omg you guys haaaave to get your bagels on saturdays. They're golden brown and delicious and…read moreperfectttt. Idk who the baker is but they do an amaaaazzing job!

First of all the food is phenomenal. The building is always clean and it has a great atmosphere but…read morethe service is always slow. They seem to not understand what part of the process they are in building the sandwich. I had three different people ask me if I've been helped yet and then after they started making my sandwich two other people asked me what I wanted to order. It took 15 minutes to get four people ahead of me and me through the line to pay.

Heard about this, it was handy, I needed breakfast, so I checked it out…read more It's on the ground floor of an office building in a business park, so you gotta know where you're going. Address is correct and is in big numbers on front of building. Go in front and take elevators to ground floor, then follow signs. Or, park in the lot on the east side and go in there, it's just around the corner. Nice inside, many seating options, and a businesslike counter. Guy and a grill, good food made fresh. Many breakfast and lunch standards, plus occasional specials. There's an app so you can order ahead and see what the specials are. I got a sausage egg and cheese breakfast sandwich. One of the best I've ever had; top three anyway with Fox in the Snow and my own kitchen. Texas toast or bagel, 2 eggs fried up, big tasty sausage patty, good cheese. Cooked and seasoned perfectly. Hot sauce and other condiments on the counter. So so good! Bottled and canned drinks. Great prices. Friendly owner. Tucked away in an odd spot, but right near 270, Home Depot, not far from St. Ann's. I'll be back.

Closed at 9am on a Monday. Please update your business hours. The restaurant is also located on…read morethe lower floor of a corporate building.