The macarons here are always super delicious and the staff is friendly. My recommendation is the…read morecheesecake flavored macaron! Also don't forget to signup for their rewards program and get your free birthday macaron! It's my favorite birthday tradition!

Macaron Bar in Short North is a great stop for a sweet treat if you are around. The macarons here…read moreare always fresh and they taste amazing. This place got a great vibe and all the viberant colors will lift up your mood. After trying their macaroons you'll feel even better. The people here are very frendly. It's a must try if you in mood for some sweet treat.

Pistacia Vera was recommended by a friend and what great recommendation. When we first passed the…read moreline was out the door we strolled around for a few minutes and the line was a little shorter. It was with the wait. My purchase consisted of pain au chocolat, two shortbread an orange brioche and a blueberry lemon taro tea. All of the items were amazing. I don't like items too sweet and the tea was perfect. The line moved fast and the staff were very efficient. There was outside seating as well as a few seats inside. I like that they support local small business. They were selling flowers from a local urban farm.

Waiting in line on a Saturday is not ideal, but to get a drink and some food from Pistacia Vera is…read moreworth it. As usual, the line was out the door but thank goodness the weather was in our favor. Mentally already knew what to get so i couldn't get swayed. lol. I got the smoked salmon sandwich, maple butter latte, and a of course some macarons. My friend got the bacon onion quiche, chocolate pistachio feuillette, and a spiced apple matcha. Drinks were great. Both were creamy and tasty. I preferred the maple butter latte because it wasn't too sweet. I also wished mine came in a larger size. Smoked salmon sandwich was my favorite part of the meal. It was dill forward which was not an issue with me. The bread had a nice crunch to it. The cucumbers add a nice freshness that paired with the crème fraiche. I got a small tasting of the pistachio dessert which was rich but surprisingly made you want more. I like the nice touch of gold specks which made it very elegant. My friend enjoyed the quiche which was exciting to hear since they hate onions. They said they didn't even notice any. Can't wait to come back for some seasonal flavors Tip: Parking is a bit tough. Try to park a few blocks down since it's rare to find a spot right next to the cafe.

Sadly, we were in town for a funeral, got to the church too early, so we took a walk around the…read morecorner. Although it was too early in the morning for all the stores to be open, it is a lovely, cute, quaint place. The food stalls looked wonderful and they even had a little gift section. If you're in the area, it's definitely a place you want to check out. We didn't go upstairs, we ate outside on some cute benches, but evidently they're seating inside upstairs.

The north market should be called international market…read more This wasy first time here and so many ppl told me their places in there that have really good food, but they did not tell me that it was food from other countries. So I was a little taken back you got a little bit of everything in this location is really small. And the parking is terrible but what can you expect for downtown? I had to take my ticket inside and if you purchased something from one of the vendors, they have to give you a QR code for the parking garage and it's two dollars for parking. We had Indian food and the food was delicious. The young lady behind the counter was so nice. She let us taste the chicken before purchasing our meals. The food in the North market is expensive. It was almost $40 for two people to eat. Then we had Jennie's ice cream afterwards and it was $15 for two scoops of ice cream. Customer service was great as all the vendors were awesome and explained everything to us. Is this something that I would do again know just because of the parking and most of the restaurants inside of Markette is not something that I would normally eat very clean. There is a second floor for you to sit. I don't know if they had an elevator. I didn't see one, but I know there are stairs to the second floor. Very busy long lines and you feel like you have to rush to order something because all lines were so long.

Since having a sweet tooth is the name of the game over here, any time we see a new-to-us baker at…read morea farmers market, we're pretty much required to check it out. The Midnight Baker offers a delightful selection of macarons, with the flavors varying. So far we've tried: Fruity Pebbles, Nutella, Brownie Batter, Cookies & Cream, and Toasted Marshmallow. All of them are flavorful and delicious and are beautifully presented. The friendly baker told us she even puts real chunks of brownie in the middle of the brownie batter one to oomph the brownie flavor. We'll definitely be checking back for favorites and must try new-to-us flavors!

This is the 2nd tour we've experienced with Columbus Food Adventures and it was probably more…read moreamazing than the first. You meet at the 1st stop and with the 2nd stop right next door. Then you jump on a bus to visit stops 3-5. The food was absolutely incredible! The tour guide so knowledgeable and fun. Cannot wait to book another tour and visit these delicious locations again

The relatively new Asian Eats tour is a well-balanced presentation of a range of cuisines and…read morerestaurant types along with a grocery store and a bakery. It starts and ends on a sweet note and brings a little heat (with water also provided). I have added several new stops now to my usual haunts on Bethel and Henderson. The personable tour guide(s) were very informative and we never felt rushed.

I ordered food via delivery to my hotel today as I had a late night and needed to get some work…read moredone. I didn't dine in so I can't comment on the service or ambiance. I had the croque madame (croque senior with a fried egg on top) and it was fabulous. Two pieces of focaccia or some similar type of bread with Swiss ham and bechamel sauce in between. It was superb. Very well made and so delicious. The hand squeezed orange juice was also good (although I wish I had ice but I realize that is not normal probably) and a size of baguette. Everything tasted handmade delicious and well balanced. I would definitely be back - not sure how they aren't averaging above a 4 star because their food is delicious as far as I can tell.

Amazing service, quick wait times, inviting ambiance, and some of the most comforting and delicious…read morefood I've ever had! I highly recommend the Bœuf Bourguignon!

If you're looking for a fun new dining experience I highly recommend you check out Cambridge Tea…read moreHouse for the Afternoon Tea experience ($33). The food is amazing, the service is amazing and the prices are unbeatable! https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZThMUmN6U/

I visit the Cambridge Tea House twice a year when visiting my family in Columbus. It really pains…read moreme to take 2 stars off my normal 5 star experience but hopefully they will read the review (and the feedback I provided to the manager) and use it to return to their 5 star experience. On my most recent visit this month there was a noticeable shift in food quality and service. Our server was new to the team so I give him grace as he ramps up his learning curve. Other issues came from the kitchen. I learned that the tea house is under new management so hopefully they can get up to speed. Issues included: 1)about 45 mins to get our tea. Scones arrived and were eaten before the first drop of tea arrived at our table. Despite being ordered at same time. 2)the orange chicken salad is now shredded instead of ground. It was the unique ground up texture that I loved. I really don't even like chicken salad lol but the old recipe was much better than the new. 3)the carrot salad was basically just carrots with a dollop of dressing in bottom of the cup. The carrots had no dressing on them at all. 4) sausage quiche went half eaten by those who ordered at our table. These may seem like small things but when coupled with multiple requests for water, tea, and waving down the waiter for service it made for a very frustrating visit at what was previously my favorite little restaurant in Columbus. Fortunately the atmosphere is still lovely and the scones, cream and jam were on point.

Authentic Moroccan cuisine in the heart of Columbus. Tajine House is one of the many food vendors…read morelocated inside the North Market. The chicken tajine is expertly seasoned. Get it over a bed of fluffy turmeric basmati rice or pillowy couscous. There are many fantastic cold salad sides. It's always hard to pick just two! If you aren't quite sure, the wait-staff is patient and willing to give a small tasting sample. Your meal is wrapped to-go. Take it with you or head upstairs to the seating area.

My Yelp CM from out west saw that I was here and recommended this stand…read more As usual he got it right. The food here was incredible. Today we tried the Chicken Tajine and the Paella, which came with Couscous, rice and a Beet Salad. Turns out I'm a fan of the Moroccan cuisine! The staff were super, too! Very friendly and patient. I guess it's easy to tell if someone has never been here. They made me feel like a regular. From now on I will be. They are also great about letting you sample. It would be terrible to buy a huge helping and not like it (I've tasted most everything and don't think it possible). 08/24

Came in Monday morning for the breakfast buffet and everything was perfectly prepared. The potatoes…read morewere fresh, the marinated carrots were excellent, and the eggs were cooked just right. Comfortable seating, a classy atmosphere, and soft background music made it a great place to start the day. What truly stood out was our server, Kim, She was remarkable -- extremely professional, classy, attentive, and a great listener who answered every question we had. Service like that makes a big difference. Highly recommend visiting and, if you can, ask for Kim!

This restaurant/bar is in the "old" Hilton on the 2nd floor, right by the skyway over High St. It…read moreserves its purpose for those staying in the 402 tower (which I got stuck with, but it wasn't bad). After a long travel morning and wandering around the convention center, this was a nice stop for a quick bite. Service was good and they had enough options to satisfy us. The club sandwich was pretty good, although a little greasy. It's not going to wow you, but if you're tired of walking and want something close, then this fits the bill.

This location was rather busy with all the conventions downtown but they moved through people very…read morequickly. The space is small but homey. I enjoyed all the flavors: Goats Milk Cherry, salted Peanut Butter with chocolate flakes, opaque, and brown butter almond brittle. Having the sampler with 4 flavors reminded me of my youth and ordering the sampler from friendly's. Mt favorites were not what I expected, the goat's milk cherry and the brown butter almond brittle. Texture, taste, everything excellent.

I've been getting Jeni's from Whole Foods for years since we don't have a store in Nor Cal, so I…read morewas excited to finally visit an actual Jeni's while I was in Columbus. The ice cream is even better than what I get in a pint. They have such an interesting selection of flavors, and I love that a lot of them feel more unique and thoughtfully made than what you'd typically find at an ice cream shop. Brambleberry is my all time fave. There's something fun about finally getting to visit the actual store after being so used to picking up a pint from the grocery store. It definitely made the experience feel a little more special. If you're already a fan of Jeni's, it's worth stopping by when you're in Columbus.