Our group of four stopped in for the first time last weekend. I don't think any of us had too high…read moreof expectations for the food here, as it is tucked into the back of a pub. We all ordered the Apollonia Italian sub, which turned out to be the best Italian sub I've had in Columbus! The Apollonia has the perfect spice level. To top it off: fast service, friendly staff, and everyone's order came out right. We will be recommending Fat Arnie's to anyone who asks, and we'll definitely be back the next time we want subs!

Fat Arnie's is the place to be on Saturdays! The fried pork belly chicharrones are dangerously good…read morecrispy, rich, and packed with flavor. I swear I went into a full food daze while inhaling every single bite. But don't wait... these sell out fast and once they're gone, they're gone. Tucked in the back of Rafters Beer Pub is a hidden gem of a kitchen just waiting for your order. Trust me, this is one you don't want to miss.

Decided to visit Wario's again and asked Stephen if the Cold Cut was a good choice considering it…read morewas Meatball Sunday. He said it was the right choice. He hasn't steered me wrong yet. He's the one who suggested Wario's Way for the steak sandwich last time. The restaurant was pretty full and the patio had many happy patrons! This sandwich is a foot long and nearly 4" wide! The first thing I smell when I open up the halves is the pickle of homemade giardinera, solid amount of lunch meat and nice crisp from the shreduce (iceberg lettuce) and the relish. Be ready to unhinge your jaw to eat this sandwich! This is not something you can eat and drive at the same time, it's messy, but that's what makes it delicious. Thank you Wario's for another great food experience!

First visit to Wario's. Walked in at 7:05 PM and was told they closed at 7pm. Was told their…read moredowntown location was still open. Really? Closing at 7:00 PM for a restaurant is baffling to me. That's like showing up for breakfast at 9:00 AM and being told they're closed. Not exactly the first impression I was expecting. Already on the fence about spending $20 for a sub and this experience made the decision easy.

Super cute space and cool staff, very Brooklyn/NYC energy, ate outside since weather was good,…read moreseating inside is limited, on the pricier side but I'd say worth it Manchurian chicken - 9/10 great crunch from cabbage, nice sweet sauce Hushpuppies - 8/10 I loved it, very soft Thai tea - 8/10 not that sweet but also not super flavorful, refreshing though Breakfast sandwich - 8.5/10 Kati roll - 8.5/10 Chap cheese - 8/10

Saw this place on Triple D, so had to give it a try. Came in on a Thursday at noon. Heard the…read moreplace is small and often has a line out the door. Biggest problem was finding parking. Drove through several lots with others prowling as well. Ended up finding street parking right in front of of the joint. Line was not out the door, which was delightful since it was only 4 degrees out, but my butt was just inside right up against the door. By the time I got to place my order, a spot opened at the counter to enjoy the meal. This place is as much of a coffee house as it is a restaurant. I saw 4 taps and was hoping for an IPA, but they were for coffee and teas. Got a Diet Coke instead. Had the Smashburger and the fried rice to take out. The burger was one of the most awesome burgers I have ever had. I don't know what they put in it, but it was just downright delicious. The fried rice was for my daughter's lunch tomorrow, but I took a few bites of it just for quality control sake, and it was very good as well. Unlike any fried rice you have ever had.

While there are lots of terrific food trucks in town, there are not nearly as many good food CARTS…read more New American Deli helps to address this gap. The menu when I stopped by recently at the Pearl Alley Market was limited to just three sandwiches: turkey bahn mi, ham and swiss, and their 21 day reserve corned beef. I had been kind of in the mood for a ruben even before I saw the cart, so it was like a sign from above. Corned beef it was. And boy was it delicious. Cut fairly thick, the sandwich had a hearty (but not obnoxious) measure of meat. It was griddled so that the cheese melted and held everything together. I opted for a roll instead of the rye bread on the menu. I'm not sure where they source the bread, but it was excellent with a nice crust and softer interior bite. The quality of the corned beef was top notch, some of the best I've had recently. I wouldn't hesitate to get it again. Nor would I hesitate to seek them out elsewhere. According to the operator of the cart, they also have a breakfast menu which they're currently serving on Saturdays at the Clintonville Farmers market. Some of the things he described as on the menu were quite enticing. All in all? A fantastic new addition to Columbus.

I had the Italian breakfast at the Saturday Clintonville Market location. It was outstanding and…read moreunique. I chose mine with aged corned beef since I don't eat pork products. They cure the meats at their commissary. The egg was cooked to my specs. Very very tasty and nicely presented in a bowl. That's a good idea since it could have been messy. Only negative. I think you need better forks. Your's are flimsy and didn't work well. I'm a big fan.

Feels like a neighborhood bar. Lots of TV sets with closed captions…read more Loved the French onion soup because it has a rich, thick beef broth as the base. The onion rings were more plentiful this evening rather than the last time we were here. The Hugo Spritz depends a lot upon who makes it. The price certainly is better than LA prices. Good service.

We waited to order. We waited longer for the food. How long for the food....?…read moreWell from the time we "ordered" over 45 minutes and never received food. we left hungry and cold. (It was freezing inside that restaurant) It was relatively empty The server was nice. Not sure what the delay was. kathy the server said there was a huge take out order that delayed our order and ours would be right out. (Which I feel may have been a fib.... Not sure but my gut say probably.... Why? No one had come in for a "big"take out order, I think she forgot to log in our order as she was distracted with the table next to us that had their former cook there. I could see that easily happening under this situation.) After waiting another three minutes and no food, we were "over" Over the Counter and nicely told her were leaving. To cancel our order. She nicely tried to entice us to stay saying the owner was going to give us a gift certificate... but that just further solidified that they "knew" our meals timing had gone sideways and we had been neglected. We chose to leave and we dont really plan on coming back. Why? The inside seemed old. We saw the kitchen from our table. It seemed disorganized. It gave off a bad vibe. Add our wait. Meh. Like I said Im over over the table.

I discovered Sticky Fingers Foods the first time I ever went to the Whitehall Food Truck Festival…read more I took the time to look up every truck online before I went over and Sticky Fingers' fry pies caught my eye. I had never heard of such a thing and they looked delicious! So, I went out into the sweltering heat, plunged into the packed crowd of people, and zig zagged my way down the street to my target - Sticky Fingers Foods Truck. Lucky me, I arrived just in time to get the very last raspberry fry pie. And, my God, I am so glad I did. These pies are sort of like a turnover. Real (not processed), flaky, rich pastry. Ooey, scrumptious, raspberry filling. Lightly coated with powdered sugar. Best dessert I have had in ages! And only $3! I loved it!! You MUST find this truck and try it!

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!

Amazing food and friendly service! One of the best sandwiches I have had in a long time. Pro Tip…read morepick your sandwich and tell them to make it how they would want it!

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.

Stopped in after work with some coworkers for drinks and sandwiches, and it was a great experience…read morefrom start to finish. We had a short wait for a patio table, but it was absolutely worth it the patio is perfect on a summer evening. The food was excellent! I ordered the roast beef sandwich with the house chips and dip, and everything was delicious. The sandwiches were fresh and flavorful. A special shoutout to our server, Gavin, who was incredibly friendly, attentive, and personable. His great service made an already enjoyable visit even better. 10/10 experience we'll definitely be back!