Talk about service, I was greeted with nothing but friendly smiles and an exuberant environment. Dan was our server and made sure we were provided with food knowledge, attentive kindness, and an experience I'll never forget. The manager Caitlyn blew my socks off, talk about someone in charge that cares! I finished the night at the bar with TJ, there wasn't a question about bartending this man didn't know the answer to. 12/10 will be back. My first time attending the establishment left me with enough nostalgia for a life time. read more

We got carry out from Nada for the first time tonight and it was outstanding! We had the Saginaki quesadilla with steak, the Braised Amish Chicken enchiladas, and a Nadarita. I don't think I'll ever eat Mexican anywhere else again. The Kreeper Salsa that came with the quesadilla was aptly named. Not too spicy, but fantastic flavor that was absolutely unforgettable. The Scallion Crema that accompanied was the perfect cool down. The Nadarita? Get it. You won't be sorry. So fresh and an excellent balance of flavors. Two thumbs up, for sure. read more

Was in town for convention and it is hard to find restaurants with Gluten free options. Even the tortilla chips we GF and they made them fresh... best food we have had since we have been here for 4 days read more

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We went here when it first opened, expecting something great... If you like overpriced "upscale" mexican food, then check it out. No free chips and salsa which, i mean come on - that's the mainstay of any mexican restaurant. I ordered enchiladas, which were good. But expensiv... 16 dollars I think and came with NO sides. Basically the food is good, but overpriced and you'll probably leave hungry. Since it's been awhile, i would probably try it again - maybe for restaurant week when I don't have to pay full price. read more

Nada seems promising, but after my second visit, I'm not eager to return. First, the good news: it's a beautiful restaurant and great space in which to dine. Both times I've been here, I've found the food here to very underwhelming. The best things I had on the last trip was the trio of salsas and queso. The tacos we had -- porkbelly, chicken and al pastor -- were meh. Encourage the cooks or corporate chef to get out and try some of Columbus' taco trucks or Los Gauchos (for pastor). Flour tortillas? No thank you. Porkbelly could have been chopped fine and needed some crunch and acid. You get the point. Nada is just too pricey... I'd pay it if they nailed the food, but currently I can feed three people at Taqueria Los Primos for the price of a taco entree at Nada -- and it will be a lot tastier. Sorry, Nada, but you've got some work to do. read more

My avocado tacos were unique and delicious! This place is quirky and modern. Had a wonderful experience.

I absolutely loved Nada! My friends (and fellow Yelpers) threw me an anniversary celebration at the newly-opened Nada, and for a rowdy group of about 25 people--Nada nailed it. I had been to the Cincy Nada once before and really enjoyed myself. And maybe I'm partial, but I like the Cbus store better! First of all, the space is gorgeous! At first glance, it just seems fancy. Then after a second look, things get quirkier and weirder... in a great way. There are funny little things hidden all over the restaurant--like the dinosaur in the men's room, the perfectly-named "birdcage" room that's hidden in a wall, or the skulls in the wallpaper. This is probably the type of place where you discover something new every time. Then there's the people: Nada has been open for a week, and these folks GET it! I love that they set the expectation up front that they were still new and figuring things out... but ya know what? They didn't miss a beat. Sure they might be new to Nada, but all these people understood how to make a great customer experience. Everyone was super friendly, helpful, and not intrusive. The food... It's the same deliciousness that I remember from Cincy. The chips, salsas, guac, queso--all fresh and delicious. Strangely enough, I couldn't quit nibbling (read scarfing) on the jicama that came on the side. Also, I love that they don't dump cilantro on everything like some places. I hate cilantro... that vile weed. And the tacos? They're the slam too--really filling and delicious. The prices are a bit high, but for me, it's totally worth it. And I'm sure everything isn't perfect yet, but I don't need perfection for 5 stars. Give me loads of heart, a pretty space, and delicious food--and I'm a happy Yelper. read more

Loved this place! Food was fantastic. Service was fantastic. It was an impromptu date night and our server made it so special. I can't wait to go back. read more

Nada - Mexican Near Me - Columbus, Ohio

The only thing that would ever qualify this restaurant as "Mexican" is that they serve chips and salsa and most of their food comes in a tortilla (although it doesn't say on the menu if it's going to be corn or flour). If you're going to name food items things like 'carnitas', 'sopes' and 'barbacoa' then the flavor profiles should back it up. That is not the case here. While everything we tried was flavorful, it severely lacked the flavors of Mexico, and in some cases one or two specific spices overpowered the rest of the food item. The atmosphere is super cool and probably would be a great place for happy hour if their cocktail list matched the surroundings. Sadly, it doesn't. It's very limited and I question the experience of the bartenders. The Mexican Mule was bitter sweet, almost like a LI Iced Tea, and no taste of the refreshing ginger I love. The margarita barely qualified as one. Shouldn't you at least have frozen as an option if you're classified as a Mexican restaurant? My rating is highly influenced by the fact this is sold as a Mexican restaurant and falls short in accomplishing that. Again, the food is good, just not Mexican. Oh, and please turn the music down during dinner hours. I'm all for a lively and fun environment, which you've accomplished, but take note, you are a restaurant, not a nightclub. ~De Nada! read more

I LOVE MEXICAN FOOD. So this place is obviously up my alley! It is a nice change of pace from regular Mexican places- more upscale and unique. We started with the guacamole and it was superb! As it was brunch time, I ordered the pork belly and fried egg tacos... YUM!! Everything about them was amazing! My mouth is watering writing this.. You must go for the brunch and I am sure dinner is just as fab! read more

Nada - Pork belly and fried egg tacos! Doesn't look filling, but is plenty! - Mexican Near Me - Columbus, Ohio

I just had an exceptional breakfast at nada in Columbus. Everything was about as perfect as I could hope. The guac was creamy without a hint of added anything (like mayonnaise), had just enough bite, and came with radish, cucumber, and jicama slices. The bloody maria was excellent. My entree, eggs goettadicto (eggs Benedict, with avocado and goetta (a nice head nod to Ohio) and sriracja hollandaise) was superb. Just an awesome breakfast experience. I will likely be back for dinner one night this week. read more

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Three words: Pork. Belly. Tacos. We came here right before I took the kids to Disney on Ice at The Arena. I figured that Mommy could use a few margaritas before a two hour Disney performance and boy was I right! First, they were completely ready for the kids that night. They had paper princess crowns for the girls and eye patches for the boys. Even better? They have tablets you can borrow and let the kids play games while you wait for your food. That is forehead-smack-inducing genius. Say what you want about my parenting style (Mother Of The Year Candidate right here), but you try taking two preschoolers and a baby to dinner after they've been at daycare all day. I dare you. Back to the food, we ordered the chips and salsa trio to start. The chips were still warm and the salsa was delicious. To drink (which is why I was really there in the first place), I had the pink grapefruit margarita and it was amazing. It might have been one of the best margaritas I've ever had. And for dinner, I had the pork belly tacos. They were AHMAZING. The pork belly was cooked to perfection. I found the whole meal so filling that I couldn't finish all three tacos and I was actually a little angry with my stomach. That's right: The food was so good that I was angry I couldn't finish it. And a few hours after the show, I was a little hungry and started thinking wistfully about the taco I had to leave behind. So go. The place is great. Our service was wonderful, the food was delicious, and the ambiance and decor were lovely. Just go. You won't be sorry! read more

Yes, I'm another one of those people that was part of the big UYE a few weeks ago. I'll preface (as I do) by saying that my standard for Mexican food is a little hole-in-the-wall place in LA county, and that hipster quasi-Mexican isn't my style (see: Bakersfield SN). However, the folks running the place here are so nice and the food very good quality (despite not being my taste really) that I can't help but give it a good rating. The communal table in the front room was great for our noisy party, though if I were to return I'd definitely ask for a table in the quieter section. I had the much lauded fish tacos, and also got a taste of the black bean puree which doesn't sound like much but is actually really tasty (thank Mike G for the food recommendations). Someone else at the table got butternut squash soup which looked really good. It's pretty pricey for dinner though, and sides are extra. If I do come back, it'll probably be for lunch, and some of that black bean puree and those salmon tacos. read more

I was really looking forward to our Thursday night couples dinner date at nada. I had dined for lunches and dinners at the Cincinnati location. Our first experience at nada in Columbus's Arena District was a total let down. We had 7:30 reservations. The meal took until 9:30. No dessert was offered. We ordered $19 worth of chips, salsa and guacamole. It was barely enough for the four of us and the chips were all broken into tiny bits. Total meal cost was over $200 without tip. We still tipped 20% but don't know why. Our server kept walking away while we were in the midst of making our requests. The food was just ok. It seemed our server was in another world. Drink and food orders both took a comically long time to come out. I've had much better Mexican food for a fraction of the price. The shrimp tacos were remarkably lacking in flavor despite the shrimp being very fresh. For $18 tacos, I expected a memorable meal but all I remember is how bland it was. The chicken tortilla soup was the best item I had that evening but who can mess up chicken tortilla soup? They're all pretty much the same. If you've been to the original nada, you're going to come away disappointed. If you haven't, you may enjoy the food but not the prices. read more

The decor is incredible. I appreciate the effort by management to research cantinas around the world and search for the most fitting fabric, color, furniture to make the ambiance explode with style - very impressed. I was impressed by their wine list (A++ Malbec), although I'd personally like to see a whiskey cocktail on the menu, but I get it, they're in the tequila business! I would like to send out one tiny recommendation -- the tacos could have had a bit more substance. I had the pork belly tacos (WOW was the pork amazing) but there wasn't much of the other ingredients to compliment the meat. I will probably be back again to try more of their Spanish wines and appetizers in the future! read more

This is a great place! Great spin to modern Mexican presentation was different but loved it. They had the best "chips & salsa" my wife and I ever had not to mention the service as well as the atmosphere was way better then we expected. Ended the meal with a nice pour of EH Taylor Burbon....A ok!!! read more

Nada - Josh our waiter surprised us with complementary "choros" for our anniversary! EH Taylor to sip and the best "chips & salsa" ever! - Mexican Near Me - Columbus, Ohio

A-OK, in the best way! The Arena District needed a restaurant with a little more flair than the chainy offerings that have haunted the area (not that chains are bad, and I know this isn't the only Nada -- but I think you know what I'm saying). I think Nada mostly delivers on a promise of something different. Tacos are fun, and everyone loves guac. The cocktails are imaginative. The interior is festive and feels upscale. I enjoyed my tacos and the plating. It was the perfect stop before catching a show at the LC Pavilion. Good for groups, too. I was initially annoyed when I heard people complaining of the price here -- you can't compare Nada prices to a taco truck when you consider the full waitstaff, gorgeous and creative interior, and location. Apples to oranges and all that. However, after visiting, I did have a little bit of sticker shock... cocktails felt a dollar or two too high for comparable restaurants in Columbus. I'd agree that other fun full service taco restaurants are significantly less expensive. I'm sure Nada sets prices at what they need to be to cover costs and still be profitable, but it's just a bit spendy to do on a regular basis. So, Nada won't be where I think to go if I just want a fun taco night, but I am happy to make this a stop before or after attending other entertainment in the area. read more

I really do love Nada and have been going here for my birthday for years. Unfortunately, last night the service was very slow even though there were virtually no people there. At one point we didn't see our waitress for over 30 minutes. The food was pretty good but the portions have gotten noticeably smaller and the queso was pretty cold even though she poured it right in front of us. Love the vibe and the margs so I'll continue to go there but they only earn 3 stars from me this time read more

Nada is swanky! Very cool vibe from a Mexican restaurant in the arena district. The interior decor makes the vibe feel upscale but casual cause it's a taco joint! Ordered some chips and salsa which were fantastic. The kreeper salsa is awesome if you like things spicy. The quest dip is also delicious and great for sharing. I had the fish tacos which were pretty good. They weren't overly breaded and the fish tasted fresh. You get 3 generously portioned tacos and it's definitely filling. I will definitely be back to try their lunch menu! read more

I loved Nada and can't wait to come back. I met a group of Yelpers here, and we had a great time. I sampled all of their salsas (the spiciest one is the best one) and the guac and queso. The guac and queso had me coming back again and again. We also shared a couple of orders it tacos, and while they are a bit pricy, those were great too. Nada would be an awesome place for a special occasion. The most impressive thing about this restaurant is the staff. Friendly, knowledgable and willing to bend over backwards for you. They make your experience unforgettable. The decor is also really neat and just wait til you see what's in the bathroom. read more

I'm wavering on whether to give Nada four or five stars. It's a solid five star experience: great food, great drinks, beautiful restaurant, and our server was awesome. It's just. It's really hard for me to pay $15 for three tacos, no sides. Yes, they were good tacos. No, they weren't significantly better than $1.50 tacos from a good taco truck. And while I understand that Nada has bills to pay that a taco truck clearly doesn't have, I also feel like the food should be elevated enough to reflect that and give me an elevated experience. (Also . . . I mean, just saying, you couldn't throw some rice and beans on the side? I don't think a cheaper-yet-still-delicious food even exists.) Maybe I'm too simple; maybe other people put enough stock in being able to eat in a beautiful setting instead of at a picnic table outside a beat-up truck that they want to pay that much for tacos. I'm not EveryYelper, for sure. I can see myself going back and having a cocktail and some chips and guac on a night when things are slow in the Arena District (because for real, I'm not trying to be anywhere near Arena when there's a game or a concert or a confluence of bros getting their Friday night on). The tacos were good, but not good enough for me to lay down that much money for them again. read more

We booked our table via the open table app and let the restaurant know it was our anniversary (it really was) this will become relevant soon, i promise. Nada is fun fusion tex-mex. the decor is bright and funky yet almost upscale. The staff is friendly and welcoming from the first moment you step in the door. There are a lot of seating options and the space is larger than it appears from the outside. I can echo other reviewers in saying that the service at this location is a bit slow but depending on if you're trying to make an event or not, it could be interpreted as relaxed. We dined on the opening night for the local hockey team, but were not going to the game so we didn't care that the service was a bit more relaxed than what i would call normal. Our server came back 3 or 4 times before he took our dinner order, but as i said, we didn't mind. Overall, the portions may be a bit small, but they make up for the size with imagination and flavor. We started with the queso appetizer which was a good size for 2. I had the three taco platter as did my wife. I had the pork belly (great), the Fish (pretty darn good) and the mu shu pork (a bit heavy on the ginger/hoisin but still good). THere is a small upcharge for mixing up the taco selections. The tacos are a smidge larger than street taco size, so if you're looking for huge portions, you will be disappointed. I can't comment on the really good looking mixed drinks, as they has a local beer special and i partook. During our dinner, the manager brought us each a glass of cava for our anniversary and following the meal the server brought us a free cheesecake dessert to share. Not too shabby for clicking a box on an app. All in all, if you are able to chill and enjoy some imaginative tex mex, i would recommend nada. If you go during an event, the place is practically empty. They have a great patio for people watching. read more

Let's just cut to the chase... You are paying for the decorations and the ambiance. This is a hip place downtown to see and be seen. It was packed and had a wait list when we went on a Tuesday evening. A measure of how authentic a supposedly ethnic restaurant is is what percent of the patrons are of that ethnicity. I didn't see any obvious Mexicans or Latinos in the restaurant - not even the servers. The food is ok but is like the PF Chang's of "Chinese" food. To some extent it's Mexican food for gringos who don't really like Mexican food. I got the 40 hour beef short ribs. I thought it would be a big chunk of juicy, tender short ribs. It was 5 thin slices and kind of dry. Why did they have to slice it for me? Maybe because if they didn't the piece would look obviously small but if they sliced it and laid the slices flat on the plate it looks deceptively large. It was a small portion of food. I was going to stop by a Taco Bell for some more authentic Mexican food on the way home but I'm watching my weight. This is gentrified Mexican food at its best (worst). But the gringos in Columbus lapped it up. read more

Food was good, not great; portions were extremely small especially for the price. Went for lunch $50+ later (including tip) left still feeling hungry - not a fatboy paradise. I will say, service was awesome and ambiance was cool & trendy. I'll be back for drinks on the patio and a light fare before heading out to a ballgame at Huntington Park. read more

Short review- cool atmosphere, ok food but not worth the money. I went to Nada on 2/25/15 for a friend's birthday. We had a reservation which seems a little pretentious for Columbus Ohio on a Wednesday in February (people are not going out as much). We were seated immediately and received great service. I was a little put off by the fact that they did not have drink specials at all. We ordered some queso which was delicious. Note you pay for chips and salsa. I ordered the fish tacos and received 3 average size fish tacos...no rice, no beans, no extras. When I received the bill I was surprised at how much they charge for so little. If you love restaurants for the atmosphere, try this place. If you love good mexican food and margaritas and don't care about the atmosphere, I would skip this place. I prefer hole in the wall places myself. read more

No idea why this place has 4 stars. Every item was too salty. Guacamole, chips, sauce in the tacos, even the tortilla, The crispy pork belly taco was good compared to everything. Pork belly was cooked well. Warm chocolate torte was pretty good. Churros were limp, too soft in terms of texture, not impressed. Do not come here. There's got to be better Mexican restaurants in Columbus. read more

Me and a friend came here last night for dinner. It was delicious and the service was great. We loved the chips and salsa and the Mexican poutine appetizer. Their margaritas are also the slam, strawberry being my favorite. They are over ice, not frozen. The décor is really unique and fun, too. Can't wait to come back! read more

Nada - Lunch box meal. Got the short rib tacos. Everything was great. Would've rather had corn tortillas but the server didn't even ask. - Mexican Near Me - Columbus, Ohio

I recommend this place if you're not very hungry and don't want to drink very much because the portions are very small and service was very slow even though they weren't very busy. I probably still won't be back even in the above circumstance though because I was really put off by them imposing a 20-percent tip because we had a large group. I understand adding some sort of automatic tip in those situations is customary, but that is way too much, especially because our waiter showed no sense of urgency at all in performing his job. I'd prefer to see it be something like 10 percent to be sure the wait staff isn't ripped off by stingy people but allow me the option to leave more based on what they earned. The food tasted good though. read more

Had dinner at Nada before a Bluejackets game. As an avid lover of Mexican food, I've been wanting to try this place for a while. The restaurant embodies a more upscale take on Mexican food - think trendy, contemporary ambiance. Being situated in the Nationwide area, the place was packed; I would guess it routinely is due to its location. Started with the guacamole - loved the creamy texture and the seasoning was just right. The portion was small though, especially considering that it's labeled a "shareable" item on the menu. For my entree, I had the Baja fish tacos. Sadly, they were quite bland. The slaw that came on them was flavorful, but the fish itself was lacking. Instead of being served with pico de gallo, I found maybe three or four little pieces of tomato on each, which probably didn't help with the overall flavorless quality of the dish. Service was fairly slow. In all fairness, it was pre-Bluejackets game, but the restaurant should be well-equipped for big crowds before events considering the location. Maybe the service and food is hit or miss, but in a city with so many fabulous food offerings, I probably won't be back. read more

First impressions are key and this place hit it out of the park! Bravo! Decor was cool as all get out, the lighting was very unique and abstract. Service was very tentative and speedy as well and was not being helicopter-ish. In and out for lunch in under an hour! MAKE RESERVATIONS! The food. Chips were awesome! I mean awesome, still warm and crunchy fresh out of the fryer. The salsa that came with the endless $2 (chips and salsa were not free, not sure if this is a new trend but believe you me I am not a fan! This is America, chips and salsa should be free, especially when the prices on the other items were a little ways up there, but I digress) chips were tasty. The little bowl the salsa came in was little indeed and needed refreshed frequently. After about 4-6 solid dips it was gone. I ordered the Carnitas Tacos, received 2 regular soft tacos and then ordered the house salad as a side (Ill get into this later) for a total of 12 bones. The tacos were pretty dang good. The guacamole was ok, and to be honest looked as if it was from a tube. Swear. I like my guac with chunks of avocado and not pureed and pushed out of a tube. The salad was served out of a small bowl, about the size of a regular coffee mug. For 3 bucks for a house salad I would want something a little more. I mean sure, if you wanna do some portion control, go here, don't order the chips and you'll be set. But as stated above, this is AMERICA and I would like normal American size portions! We did not order any booze since we had to go back to work. As much as I wanted to... we didn't. Side note- the prices on the menu on the their website are higher then in real life. Example- My tacos with salad (salad was additional) $12, online its $17. If I actually paid $17 before tip for that meal....I would not be happy. Dinner prices are higher too! read more

Salty, salty, salty....everything! I ordered a large el jefe con pollo salad . Wish I had taken a picture. It was teeny tiny, I cannot imagine what a small would have looked like. It was basically a handful of greens with some thinly sliced, cold chicken. $15? Are you kidding me?????? The guacamole was very salty and tasted like store bought! Texture was smooth. Chips were super greasy. The bill was wrung up wrong (to their advantage), service was slow and very awkward. What a shame! read more

Wanted mexican and found this little place. It's not a typical mexican eatery with complimentary chips and salsa, thats an appetizer! It's eclectic and very clean and spacious. This isnt the place for hungry eaters as the portions are small but good enough for a quick bite. read more

Nada - Veggie tacos - Mexican Near Me - Columbus, Ohio

Stopped in for a quick bite and beer before the CBJ game. While the bar was crowded, we got a table real quick. There was a nice beer selection, if you want more you are too picky. We ordered the Mexican Poutine and the pork belly tacos. They came out quick and were delicious. The Poutine had a great runny egg on top and the pork belly was really crisp. The staff was really friendly and helpful. I agree with other reviews that it is expensive, but it is right next to the arena. Their beer is a lot cheaper than inside the arena and there were a few specials at better prices. I will try them again, maybe for happy hour. read more

I came here on a Friday at about 3pm. There were a few tables on the patio but no one inside but us. Happy hour started at 3. I had a glass of wine, guacamole, and two tacos, and my bill came to just over 19 dollars. If I had eaten there after happy hour I wouldn't have felt it was a good value, but during happy hour it was. My wine was good, guacamole was tasty, although it was not spicy at all. Chips were a little oily but crispy. Salsa was so-so. My chicken tacos were very good. The chicken was cooked well, there was a good amount of cheese, and the pico and guacamole inside gave it a good flavor. Our service was good, though our server had no other tables, so if it was bad that would have been really shameful. This is a trendy place that I think probably isn't worth waiting an hour for a table at and then overpaying. Go during happy hour. read more

I will go ahead and list off all the positives first... The place sure is classy. They are quite the new hip Mexican restaurant around town. You will know what I mean when you walk in. The entrance has a bar surrounded by shelves of top shelf liquor encased in glass on display. Not to mention, there is a secret door that opens to a private room on the left! Check it out!!! They have cool chairs, lights, utensils, and bathrooms. The place is just flat out cool, plus, the food tastes very fresh. There are some problems, however. You do not get much bang for your buck. The portion sizes are SMALL for what you pay... And I even ordered a "large plate". The BIGGEST problem is the drink prices. A liter of margarita is $29!! I recommend not ordering alcoholic beverages, your receipt will quickly reach triple digits before you know it, especially with a date! If you are planning on heading out after Nada for a night on the town to slam adult beverages, I would wait until you get out of here. The good news is that you will not be too full after eating here, so you can pound drinks after. This place is worth checking out. Oh yeah, the green salsa is great by the way! P.S. A 20% gratuity is included!!!!!! WATCH OUT! read more

Go here. You'll love it. The salsas are amazing. We've tried just about everything on the menu and it's all good. You can tell that they take pride in what they do. And where else in town can you get a French press coffee? Great stuff read more

First time here: fairly impressed. The atmosphere definitely doesn't scream 'Tacos!' but it's well decorated. The queso was excellent, but the guac portion left something to be desired. Tacos were also fantastic, but for $4 each, relatively small. Mu Shu tacos in the picture are great for fans of asian cuisine! Overall, you pay for the atmosphere and stay for the innovation read more

Nada - Mexican Near Me - Columbus, Ohio

First time here. This place is amazing. Get the Mexican Mule. Well worth it! Queso is delicious. I got the fish tacos and they are one of the best in town! read more

I have now had two amazing experiences at Nada. I don't remember much about the first (no, I did not throw back too many margs - it was just too long ago!), so I'll recount my most recent, which was tonight. It's rare that I jump right on the computer to write a review, but we had incredible service tonight and I felt it worth immediately sharing. We took a seat on the patio around 5pm. Lucky for us, there was an abundance of seating, and there's no bad seat on the patio. We did the three salsa trio samples - they were delicious AND our servers immediately filled up our chip bowl to make sure we always had something to dip. The chips are obviously homemade, buttery, a tough - perfect for salsa dipping! My fiancé ordered the yucatan chicken. The chicken was cooked perfectly with crispy skin and perfect seasoning. I had three tacos - Pastor, Chicken and Barbacoa. I didn't through the chicken because I was so full from completely devouring the Pastor and Barbacoa. But this is where we really started to love this place. The server brings out a dessert menu, and I asked her to read off the Gelato flavors. She named three, and I picked the Salted Caramel. My fiancé made a face and said, You made the wrong choice! He wanted me to order the Banana Fosters so he could steal a few bites. So, I agreed to switch my order so my sweet man could enjoy it as well. Instead of bringing us the Bananas Foster gelato like we asked, she brought out BOTH - with the Salted Caramel on the house. She knew that's what I really wanted, and didn't want me to miss out just because I ordered something I could share with my date. She also was really passionate about the salted caramel - so much so that she wanted me to be able to try it. Nada, I hope you're listening. I don't remember her name (ACK!), but you have got to keep her on staff. You want people who are just as excited about the food as you are. And because she gave it to us on the house, we fell head over heels for this place. Not because it was free - we can afford two gelatos - but because of the gesture. Now that I've seen that the patio is amazing for large groups (tons of seating that can be pushed together and a huge square table in the back of the patio), I'm turning this into my summer party locale moving forward. read more

So my friends and I tried out this restaurant simply because we thought the outside was so cute! Loved the ambiance inside just as much as the building. We ended up eating outside b/c it was all booked for the night. We would have waited over an hour for a table inside (but as expected in the arena district on the night of a Jackets game) Our waitress was fantabulous! Genuinely sweet and very attentive to our tables needs. The only reason I'm not giving 5 stars is simply b/c I thought the tacos were a little over priced. They were good, but not quite worth $16 for 3 "palm sized tacos" but all in all loved it!! O, And the Nadarita was beyond delish. read more

Nada - The 3 tacos served w/ dinner portion. 2 of these are served w/ the lunch portions - Mexican Near Me - Columbus, Ohio