I totally didnt want to give this a 5/5 bc y'all ruin nice things!! I had the best breakfast I've…read morehad in a while!! I had the challah french toast with eggs, and hash browns. Hubby has th eggs, sausage, hash browns and toast. Everything is made to order right in front of you. The food is amazing, service is great and the best part is you can really feel community here. Be cool guys....don't mess this one up!!

Stav's Diner We lost…read moreour go-to breakfast place earlier this year, "Th Grill and Skellet." We began looking for a new place on Tuesday at 9 am with a trip to Stav's Dinner. We are in the Eastmoor Area, so this was close. Stav's is a traditional dinner with some two-tops along the wall and the counter. There were two open tables, and we were seated right away. Our server was right there, asking about coffee or drinks and offering a menu. Coffee was served in a good-sized mug. I had a western omelet with hash browns, rye toast, and coffee. My wife had a mushroom omelet. Our food was out very quickly. Our meal was good but not extraordinary. If you are looking for a breakfast or lunch place on the Eastside, give these folks a try.

The food was delicious! The staff was amazing!…read moreAnd I loved the ambiance! The small cafe was so cute!

Had breakfast here with friends while traveling through the area. We love small mom and pop places…read moreand we were not disappointed. The place is on the smaller side, so we had to wait for seating...so be prepared for that. The staff is super nice and friendly!!! Our server was amazing and her personality made our visit so enjoyable. The food was really good!! Everything was fresh and cooked exactly as ordered. You cannot go wrong here.

We just love this place. Wonderful food, great service, great drinks. The restaurant is beautiful…read moreand well maintained too. My husband and I come here semi-regularly and normally sit at the bar ( around happy hour) . Taylor and Christina are the bartenders, and they are just the best. They are super fast even when it's packed, and always so nice. The people who come and sit at the bar have also been really friendly too. My fave thing to order is the linguini and clams, and I also love the steak frites and the happy hour sliders.

The Avenue is absolutely phenomenal! One of our favorite restaurants in Columbus. We have never had…read morea bad experience and the food is always top notch. This trip my wife and I ordered the Shrimp Dejonghe as an appetizer and we both ordered their incredible Beef Stroganoff for dinner, simply the best! The restaurant is always neat and clean and well staffed and we've always had great customer service. If you have never been to the avenue, you owe it to your self, your family and your friends to go. You will not regret it. We have never had a bad experience and we cannot wait to go back after we just written this review. BOOM!!!!

I've eaten both lunch in a booth, and had drinks at the bar. The bar sits low with comfy chairs on…read morewheels. The service is always friendly. My favorite thing not on the menu is the Rachel, a grilled turkey and coleslaw sandwich on rye, served with chips. They also have sweet potato fries available as a side. The parking lot isn't huge, but there is street parking on the side street.

Drinks were good and strong. My Blt and sweet potato fries were delicious. Would definitely go back…read morehere again great little dive bar with food.

Expect more than what you expect on the golf course pub. The setting is superb with scenic patio…read morewhere wide open space under the parasol. We had hamburgers with everything on it and steak fries. This was the third time for us, and each time the consistency of quality in burgers and fries are always top notch. Here in Dublin, such place is really a hidden gem. The services at the outdoor table and bar are both great with smiling faces. You may want to bring your date for an all together relaxing experience even if you don't golf.

First of all, let me say that I have every reason to wish that this place was great. The Golf Club…read moreof Dublin sits in the middle of the Ballantrae Subdivision, and I live there. The Club is within easy walking distance of my house, and not only would I love to be able to head over often for a nice meal, but the better they do, the better the neighborhood will do. So imaging my disappointment when we tried The Club's restaurant again, only to be let down by a boring menu, unenthusiastic staff, and a cold and uninviting environment. The Golf Club of Dublin has been operated by several companies since we moved here, and every time new management takes over they "revamp" and rename the restaurant. We always give them a try, but we have never been impressed. Our most recent visit was no exception. My wife and I walked over on a Saturday night in November. It was raining, so I understand that business from the course would be lacking. That said, we were the only two people in the entire place. It wasn't even 8:00, but you could tell that all the staff wanted to do was close early and leave. The atmosphere was ruined by the fact that every light in the place was turned on so that they could clean, and they made no effort to adjust for paying customers. The barmaid was polite but obviously annoyed that we had shown up, and the rest of the staff of seemingly unoccupied young men were hanging out in the bar area talking way too loud and horsing around. The menu is nothing special but not lacking in variety - typical pub food. The ruben that I had was bland and chewy, and my wife's burger was average at best. The fries were greasy, and everything seemed just a little less than clean - the glasses were cloudy, and the bar was sticky. Overall the food was okay for a public golf course snack bar, but to call this a nice restaurant is a stretch in my opinion...and that's the biggest shame of all. The clubhouse itself is a nice facility, and the customers are right here. Ballantrae has over 1100 single family units (and growing), and the average home price here is north of half-a-million. Each new owner/operator has marketed the place as something that it's not, but something that the neighborhood would welcome. I sincerely hope that my experience was atypical and just a symptom of a slow night.

I've seen this diner as many different names but Dashing Diner is the best that I can remember. The…read more50's-60's vibe is definitely their, the food and service is what keeps this place alive and keeps me coming back. Take a step back and visit this place!

My experience here was terrible, in my opinion. I brought my parents and one of my daughters. I'll…read moreadmit they were more forgiving than I am here. We arrived around noon on a Friday. All tables were full. There is nothing that is worse in service than making people not feel welcome when you walk into an establishment. I don't need much. A hello, an acknowledgement, a welcome, sorry we'll be with you shortly....None of that. We stood awkwardly at the front of the restaurant half inside the doorway behind another family. The other family nor our family were not acknowledge for about 15 minutes. I tried to make eye contact and kind of nod at some of the wait staff and people behind the counter to make sure they understood we would like a table, but they flat-out ignored us. As if we didn't exist and they didn't want us there. It was kind of sad, really. The other family that was waiting eventually left after a while of realizing we may not be seated and we were not welcome. After about those 15 minutes, three tables of people finished at the same time. The waitress came over and said we could sit in a booth wherever. Yes, kind of like that. Sit wherever. It was clear they didn't want us there. We were inconveniencing them. Getting our waters and ordering our food was fairly straightforward, but the same vibes: not friendly nor welcoming. We waited longer at the table than I would've expected for waters and ordering, considering we'd now spent 30 min in the building and had hardly been acknowledged, but she did take our order. It was after 11am, so no breakfast options. Hmm, okay I get it I guess. That's fairly common for a diner. My only option as a vegetarian is a grilled cheese and french fries (pictured, after eating half the sandwich, about 12 french fries were included). It tasted good, but it was tiny. It was a kids'-sized portion. I was unsure of how a grown man was supposed to call this a meal. It was cheap enough, but I would've paid a couple more bucks for a larger portion, maybe a full side of french fries? All else was fine. The mood/vibe never changed. We weren't checked on, until we waved her over for more water and our bill. We paid our bill at the counter. I don't think I have high expectations. I just want them to...be okay with us being there? Provide service? (I always leave a tip, but I'm not sure what I was tipping for...) It's no excuse, but maybe they thought we were out of towners? I've lived here for 15 years, but it was definitely giving "you're not our people" type of vibes.

Absolutely beautiful restaurant. Feels like a dream to be inside. The ambiance and service was…read moreabsolutely amazing . They were very forgiving to me not liking the drink, got the wrong side and offered to bring the correct one out. Left the broccolini on the table aswell. I really enjoyed my lunch, I had lamb . Which was mad fantastically. The petite lamb chops were very easy to eat. And so tender, I got them pink. Shrimp was OK. I got the cucumber mojito which was amazing aswell. Definitely pay for the experience but worth every penny in my opinion. I would love to come back and visit to try more dishes.

I was excited to try RH Rooftop, and the experience was ultimately okay-- just that…read more Went early on a Thursday evening (4:45) in the hopes of enjoying a happy hour, as that had been advertised at other RH locations. This one didn't offer one, which was a general disappointment (and offering to be might benefit them-- the place was dead for most of the two hours we were there). The space is beautiful and luxurious: a lovely fountain is in the center and signature chandeliers fill the dining area. I was a little disappointed that the choices of seating were were given -- though the place was empty-- was either a very small table (so small our servers apologized for having to awkwardly stack things as dishes came out) or a table attached to the only other large party dining there. Felt like a very strange choice. Also, while the place is very upscale and very expensive, that vibe was somewhat at odds with other diners who did arrive in what literally looked like old pajama pants and workout gear. The food was all good, but portions are very small for the big prices: entrees are all in the $50 range, sandwiches in the $30 range. A "petite" baked potato (which is petite indeed) was $14; burrata was $26. It was fine, but you can have a true consistently upscale experience elsewhere for those kinds of prices. I'd come back -- if there was a happy hour!

Headed to a concert downtown. Needed a quick bite before we went in so used Yell to find a good…read morespot. Ringside Cafe popped up. Always heard good things about it so I dragged my wife there. Could not have been better. Not really a dive bar but pretty dang close. Known for burgers and cold beer. They were right. The Duran was spot on. Blue cheese and bacon. Nuf said. I could have used more Cajun flavor. Kick it up a bit. The onion rings were really really good. I hate when you bite in and the onion comes out entirely. These were different. Crunchy exterior. Great onion flavor. Get here early because there aren't many seats. So get in, eat, and get the hell out.

We kept hearing about this place so we decided to stop on in and try "Columbus's best burger"…read more We were quickly sat and our waitress was friendly and efficient. The food (a burger and the patty melt) arrived quickly. Ok, I'll be honest here - the grilled onions on both plates were blue-grey. It took me a few minutes to remember these are pickled onions that are grilled. But it was completely unappetizing to me. I slid them off and was left with a burger with blue cheese (which is my favorite topping on a burger for all time). It was good! It was cooked perfectly to my liking and the fries were delicious. Not sure this is one I'll need to go back to next time I visit? It's a unique experience in a very old bar. The setting is a gorgeous wood paneled room, maybe 10 tables total. It's worth a visit if you're in the area.