Katzinger's was a fun deli in German Village. It was very busy on a Saturday afternoon. The menu…read morewas expansive and included a vegan section. We ordered at the counter and our food was delivered to our table within minutes. The table was sticky when we sat down so we wiped it ourselves. They were having lots of turnover. They offered pickles in a barrel. You could choose between garlic and dill pickles. They were very good. The potato salad was great as were the sandwiches. There were pictures of celebrities who have visited the restaurant. Katzinger's is definitely a destination.

Outstanding! Our lunch on a Sunday was superb. The service was good and the busy deli was clean…read more The barrels of pickles took me back 40 years to the way it used to be! I had a pastrami sandwich on rye and it was fantastic. Others in the group loved their Reuben and the turkey sandwich with avocado.

I have travelled all over the country on business for 40 years and eaten at all the famous and no…read moreso famous sandwich shops. Sandwiches are my favorite food by a long shot. This place is the best I have ever eaten at. Sandwiches are off the hook and I always struggle with which killer sandwich to order. Salads and soups are excellent and great selection of chips. If you are in Columbus this is a must stop for a great meal.

Found this place on Yelp while in German Village. Wanted a good deli sandwich to pack a lunch for…read moreexploring Greenlawn Cemetery. Busy little spot. Decent menu but not overwhelming. The wait was great for as busy as they were. Decent seating inside and out but a lot were to go orders I ordered the #7 The Village Addiction $13.00 smoked turkey, havarti, cranberry mayonnaise served grilled on sour dough. The cranberry mayo was a great addition to the sandwich tangy and refreshing. They have plenty of salads as well but I opted for the Curry Cauliflower. Well spiced, slight heat, but delicious Service was friendly and welcoming. Good value and a refreshing change from fast food restaurants

The sandwiches are absolutely incredible, but the best part is that we rarely even order off the…read moremenu anymore. We just tell them, "Make us something amazing," and they knock it out of the park every single time. Fresh ingredients, great combinations, generous portions, and clearly know how to build a seriously good sandwich. There's something pretty special about walking into a place, putting your lunch in their hands, and knowing you're going to leave happy. If you go to Frenchi's, try skipping the menu at least once. Tell them what you like, let them work their magic, and enjoy the surprise.

Frenchi's was on my list to go to. I was in the area and decided to give it a try. This is a small…read morespot, meant more as a order and take to go place. The service made this experience memorable. The gentleman working asked me if it was my first time. He made some recommendations. They were out of corned beef for the #3 The Eiffel Tower so he substituted bacon for me instead. I liked that the buns are smooshed flat, the meat and cheese heated and melted, and then the additional toppings diced up into smaller pieces. I had about a 20 minute drive that could have made the difference, but once I started eating the sandwich it was good but aa bit chewy. It might have been less chewy if I would have ate it right away. I also ordered the specialty croissant. The staff person asked me if I was okay with the price, it was $8. I appreciated he let me know the price and made sure I still wanted it as it was a bit pricey. The croissant was amazing! This was also a food that was better ate day of. I had it the next morning for breakfast and although it was delicious you could tell it was getting stale already. It was beautifully made. Frenchi's was good, just eat it right away for optimal freshness!

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.

steak sandwich and the OG cutlet...Awesome! i thought Angelos on 9th st in Philly was the…read morebest...not any more. Wario's is the #1. they have a wrestlers mentality,

Fast, friendly, and hit the spot. Ordered the Wario's Way (less whiz) and had food in hand in under…read more5 minutes flat. Service was great, the kind of place where they clearly have their system dialed in. The caramelized onions were tasty, and honestly giving off a French onion soup vibe that might've overshadowed the beef. Sandwich was solid overall, though maybe I'd built it up in my head a bit too much going in... still good, just not quite the mind-blowing experience I was hoping for. Worth noting: no mushrooms on the menu . Would absolutely go back. 5 stars for the speed, service, and quality.

Bagel sandwiches were amazing! I got the southwest egg sandwich and my mother got the lox. For me…read morethe southwest egg sandwich had a little too much avocado for me, other than that the bacon was very crispy in the best way. The egg was fresh as well. The bagel its self was a little hard to bite into but not anything too crazy. I also tasted the lox, now THAT was probably the star of the show. You can taste every flavor and they all mix extremely well together.

My goodness. This bagel changed my outlook on life and helped resurrect me to continue my apartment…read moresearch. The staff were friendly and somewhat fast, this place obviously has fans because it was packed! It's a cute little spot with a modern atmosphere. The bagel was perfectly toasted, the egg was soft and flavorful, to top it all off the bacon was crispy and delicious. Cannot wait to get another pick me up bagel from this place, worth the price.

Great place to get deli meats that are freshly sliced. In the summer the have fresh produce and…read morecorn. In the fall they do wagon rides to the pumpkin patch.

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.

We hit this place for a Friday afternoon lunch. Warmly greeted by the guy behind the counter who…read morewalked us through the menu. I have to be honest, I don't have a clear idea of what was on my sandwich but it was great. I ordered the Della Casa and it was solid. Not too filling but tasty and fresh. I'd come back to explore the menu and check out the gelato.

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!

Russian Club and Romashka European Deli is not permanently closed. This is false information. They…read moreare still fully operational...

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 .

I prioritized checking off the original Katzinger's at the German village but they are not open…read moreuntil a later hour and we had to make adjustments to our day's schedule. We stopped by Katzinger's in Dublin, a very family-friendly suburb, on a Sunday morning at 9 am and picked up the Katzinger's Reuben in deli size. It is stacked with corned beef, sauerkraut, Swiss cheese, and Russian dressing. We brought the sandwich as lunch for our visit to the COSI: Center of Science and Industry because they are brown-bag friendly. The sandwich sat in our insulated cooler bag for about three hours before we go to it and it held up really well. The meat was tender but the bread lacked a caraway tang. The diner has a complimentary, all-you-can-eat, self-serve pickle barrel. Realistically, you only need one or none at because it was overly salty.

You can add parking and move to the suburbs, but Katzingers is still Katzingers. I had to laugh…read moreduring my most recent visit after the storms when there was a bucket and rags inside the door in perfect trip hazard position just like on third street - leaky roofs are apparently an essential Katzingers tradition. The menu is also the same - we're all living in the same economy, so just like most places the sandwiches have shrunk and the prices have grown, but the quality is still there. And the pickles are still free, so we're not in the end times quite yet.