Awesome. Good food. Great service. Love the atmosphere. At…read morethe bar everyone is very social. I dine alone and I appreciate the friendly people Xoxo Xoxo

It's only about 12 miles from my home in Westerville to Dublin but we don't often make the drive…read more Looking for something different tonight prompted us to head to Dublin and to the Dublin Village Tavern. The tavern is housed in a historic building that is over 100 years old. The building itself was worth the trip. The food, however, was the real highlight. I had an exceptionally good Shepherds Pie while my wife enjoyed the Irish Kettle dinner that came with corned beef, bangers, rashers. Cabbage, and potatoes cooked in a Guinness based broth. It was outstanding. Service was very good. It was a delightful evening.

You wouldn't think you could get decent Chinese food in Ohio but turns out you can. I wanted some…read morecomfort food and found this place well recommended. I got in just in time to order some food to be delivered. I got the thai basil chicken, the turnip cake, and the pork and shrimp siu mai. And I'll tell you, I was pleasantly surprised with the quality of the food. The basil chicken had that classic soy sweet flavor. The chicken was a little dry but otherwise a good flavor. The turnip cake was good, if maybe could have used a little more crust to it. The pork and shrimp siu mai was solid. All in all, a solid Chinese option if you're craving some Chinese in Columbus.

Very cute on the inside. Our server was very nice and efficient as was the hostess. I got crab…read moreRangoon, which was really good because they were huge. I also got chicken pad Thai and it was pretty good. Again the portions are huge. I enjoyed dinner here and would come again.

This is a casual ramen place in Dublin. I've never been disappointed with their traditional…read moresignature tonkotsu. The broth is excellent and it's quite filling. Also, the egg is usually cooked perfectly. Service is efficient. You can order online or in the restaurant.

I ordered the Red Dragon ramen at spice level 2, and it was delicious, but a little too spicy for…read moreme. Learned my lesson for next time lol The broth had good flavor, the noodles were nice and chewy (perfect texture), and the toppings tasted fresh. I also got the Ube Dreamzzz drink with oat milk, which had good Ube flavor, and creamy matcha cold foam. Thankfully, they have non-dairy milk available. I liked the variety of seating options, especially for those dining alone (like myself). Service was friendly and efficient.

Normally I would give 5 stars but food this past Sunday was subpar. Evidently my buttered noodles…read morewere stuck under the heat lamp while they made my friends' entrees- my noodles were hard and brittle! Barely edible.

The food was fine. The service was ridiculous. Emily was rude to customers and her staff!…read more Will never go back because of her.

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Don't eat here. They allow non-service dogs into their restaurant and then accost the people…read morecalling them out about it.

I had a dinner here while visiting and was really impressed with the ambiance and friendly service…read more The waiter was able to make some recommendations and everything was fresh and really tasty. We started with the blue cheese potato chips and they were better than I expected. I got the diner meatloaf melt and it was GOOD. I will definitely be back the next time I'm in the area.

I always thought Cap City was expensive for years being a Cameron Mitchell establishment. I came in…read morea few months ago and actually compared what I spend at other restaurants and this one was cheaper with specialty burgers. Yes, I said cheaper! What a shock! The Juicy Lucy is only like $9 whereas other burger restaurants may charge more, is theirs grass fed to be more expensive? So then I started looking at other options on the menu and you could see those $20 and up but those dishes are actually pretty big for the price and now it makes sense why they are priced that much. I ordered a lamb kebab for instance which is in the $20 range that dish is meant to feed 1 person maybe for 2 days, if not shared with 2 people. That being said, not "all" nice restaurants are pricey as everyone states. You just have to really pay attention to the price tag when going out to eat. The service has always been excellent here as well each time. Even when we came during the final fifa game where someone ordered $2,000 doordash meal and entire restaurant waited for that order to be done. The staff were very nice and polite during every encounter. Looking for your next special celebration? Look no further than Cap City, for the service and price it just makes sense.

Cafe Istanbul is our go to place for Turkish food. Excellent kebabs, delicious bread to start, and…read morelots of great options. Their baba ghanoush is terrific. We recently had dinner for 110 people and they provided an excellent buffet with lots of vegetarian options for some of our guests. Their outdoor patio is lovely (sometimes the music gets a bit loud), and the service is generally good.

Sometimes it's easy to overlook Cafe Istanbul since it's not the walking distance of Bridge Park or…read moreHistoric Dublin, but don't let that deter you! It's a short drive and well worth it! It's a beautiful restaurant that sits along the river and has some beautiful views - especially on a gorgeous spring/summer evening! Their food is top notch as well! I've dined in several times in the past, but decided to get takeaway and take it to the pavilion by the pedestrian bridge to people watch and have a nice after dinner walk. Food to go was just as good as dining in - at least for the Chicken Kebab. Made with white meat chicken, you get 5-6 large pieces with rice and veggies. I was excited to learn they had rice pudding to go as well because theirs is quite good! I ordered over the phone, had about a 25 min wait on a busy evening. All were friendly and ensuring I was being helped.

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.

Had lunch here yesterday and loved my meal. Looks like a new menu. Had the casado bowl with grilled…read morechicken and it was so yummy. Would definitely get again.

The food here is seriously so consistent. Being gluten-free, I'm especially grateful for how many…read moreoptions I have because I can order things I almost never get to have anywhere else. The last time we went, I had the gluten-free fried green tomatoes AND gluten-free crab cakes. Two things that are basically never an option for me, and both were so good! Every person I've brought here has loved their food too, and the service is always great. My only complaint is that I wish it were closer to where we live, but clearly that doesn't stop us from going out of our way for it. Definitely worth the drive!

if I could give no star i would! I go through the drive thru the speaker outside isn't working so I…read morepull around, i sit at the window for maybe 5 minutes while two guys look at me sitting there but continue prepping food. finally this guy comes to the window Dunkin I ask for a $25 gift card he tells me they don't sell gift cards through the drive thru i would been to come in! I wasn't as upset about that as I was them both ignoring me at the drive thru for 5 minutes or longer so unprofessional I wish the video could be looked at! I believe this was 6-15

Location: 6695 Avery-Muirfield Dr. Dublin Ohio Website:…read more potbelly.com Covid-19 rating: A App rating: A Parking: plenty of free parking in adjacent lot shared with other businesses. Great experience at this sandwich shop using their online app. Pictures of every item, calorie count, and great descriptions as well as customize capabilities with very clear charges. Excellent m. I ordered dinner for two on a Friday night using the app for the first time. The order was ready within 20 minutes per the app but going inside a bit early, the friendly and efficient staff finished my order and brought it to me. Diners have the option to request curbside contact free delivery as well. My order would have been placed on shelves near the front door otherwise. The sandwiches are generously sized but not overwhelming. Lightly toasted bread filled with a nice balance of great ingredients. You have your choice of multi grain or white and there is a 'thin' bread option. The menu has several options extending beyond the extensive sandwiches to include soups or macaroni & cheese. If you have a sweet tooth you are in luck here with cookies, dessert bar, and milkshakes on the menu. I also appreciate the option for Zapp's potato chips but this time went with two sandwiches. My son chose the 'clubby'; a club sandwich Clubby$6.94 Hand-sliced turkey breast, hickory smoked ham and bacon topped with melted provolone cheese toasted and then topped with fresh lettuce, tomato and buttermilk ranch dressing on multigrain I chose the 'pizza'; a play on an Italian sub with pizza toppings and sauce. Pizza Sandwich$5.99 Pizza the Potbelly Way! Meatball, capicola, and pepperoni with marinara sauce, melted provolone cheese, mushrooms toasted and then topped with Italian seasoning on multigrain The sandwiches were excellent. The service was even better. Great experience!