Fairly quiet after lunch rush inside the restaurant. The sesame roll was fresh and plenty of Genoa…read moresalami and capicola in thus Italian sub.

As the Worthington Gateway continue to build on, businesses are lining up to be open. DiBella's…read moreSubs opened up their third location here in Columbus Their menu offering is quite diverse, from the sandwich size, bread type, meat and veggies option, to sides and desserts. You can order right at the counter and your sub will be made to order in the kitchen. I went for a Build Your Own 10 inch sesame roll with roast beef, turkey and capicola. Of course packed with tomato, shredded lettuce and cucumber to freshen thing up. I really like the sesame roll, which have a crusty part outside and soft inner part. Pair perfectly with the deli meat and fresh veggies DiBella's is famous for their authentic Italian-style subs and their bread are freshly bake every day. My first time trying DiBella's Subs and definitely won't be last. Give them a try at their newest Worthington Gateway location.

Haslam the reuben sandwich with kettle chips. Very good. Fresh brewed ice tea was delicious. Nice…read moreatmosphere and outstanding service.

Paid 17 bucks for fish and chips, asked for extra tartar sauce and got none, fish was small so…read moreyou're paying like a good 13 bucks for just some fries.

First time here when I came for the Restaurant Week menu. It is in a strip mall at the corner of…read morePowell and Sawmill and is a fairly large space with a patio. I was early enough for happy hour and had a wonderful Cucumber Gimlet. The service was excellent. I ordered the House Chopped Salad, Lake Erie Walleye, and Lemon Blueberry Panna Cotta. The salad tasted really good and fresh. The Walleye too. I liked the fennel salad with cilantro lime rice. I ate half to take some home and not be too full for dessert. The panna cotta was good, mostly because of the topping. It is not something I would order again, being kind of bland, but to no fault of the kitchen. I'm not a custard-y kind of gal, but wanted to try it. I would definitely come back here for another meal.

I've been meaning to go to this restaurant for a while. We went on a Saturday evening and there…read morewere plenty of tables available. The ambiance is low key but nice. Everyone from the hostess to our server was very friendly and nice. They have a full bar and a decent selection of beers. My wife and I decided to share their whipped ricotta appetizer and their French onion burger. The appetizer came with thinly cut crusted baguette. The ricotta cheese was mixed with some strawberry flavor. It wasn't bad but I would have preferred it to be thicker in constituency. The burger and fries came out perfectly cut into half portions for each of us, which was a really nice touch. We had asked for the burger to be cooked medium rare and I think it came out more like a medium well. The patty itself was a bit dry. This may be a one off issue and we hope to return to try some other dishes.

Kept hearing great things about this place, and it doesn't seem to be just hype. But the limited…read morehours and location kept me away- it's just not handy for me. And when I did happen to be nearby it was always packed. Today I got there at 1030 on a weekday, and while it was half-full inside and out there was no line. Service was excellent start to finish, with several people checking on me at various points. I got the kathi roll and a milk tea. Came up pretty quick. The milk tea was good, fairly subtle, a good accompaniment to food and refreshing on a hot day. The kathi roll was outstanding. Smelled great, tasted great, looked great. Plenty for me at lunch. A nice blend of flavors and textures; I looked forward to each bite, and each was a little different. Meat, onions, sauce, and more. Yum! Wrapped nicely and, though a bit soft towards the end, not messy. There are a lot of other things I want to try. Price is reasonable for the quantity and quality. Atmosphere is great, inside and out. One minor complaint: the bar stools aren't comfy, and could use a foot rest along the bar. There's one on the stool itself but it's awkward; I just used the empty stool next to me to rest a foot. There are several tables inside and out, lots of light, and nice decor. Street parking was a little busy, again late morning on a weekday- fairly typical for Worthington. I found a spot in front of the church, and there are city lots nearby. Somehow in a cell service deadzone for me, but CoHatch is right next door and has wifi... Oh, and the order numbers are Uno cards, kinda fun. A good experience all around, and I'll be back.

We had a fantastic lunch at Joya's at the outside tables in front of the restaurant. Service at the…read morecounter was quick & the whole staff was professional & Very friendly. We were asked if we wanted water & at the end of the meal asked if we needed a to go box to which we did. Downtown Worthington is so lucky to have Joya's & Chef Avishar's expertise, totally worth the time, hype & money to enjoy a great meal! Joya's Fried Rice $19.00 Chicken, bacon, wok fried egg, charred peanut chili crisp, rice crisps Cheesy Double Crunch Tacos $16.00 Double double crunch tacos, iceberg, cheeses, guasacaca, peanut macha Smoked Braised Beef, Wood Grilled Chicken, or Crispy Potatoes with Black Beans

The food was absolutely excellent, and everything tasted fresh and flavorful. My only reason for…read moregiving four stars instead of five is that the serving size was a little smaller than I expected, especially for something labeled as a flatbread. It was delicious, but I was hoping for a more substantial portion. Overall, I'd definitely come back--the quality of the food made it worth the visit!

The sandwiches are still excellent, and service has significantly improved from the grumpy teenager…read moreof my first visit. I particularly like the breakfast sandwiches now, but don't get the coffee - it tastes like it was brewed in an ashtray. Luckily Sweetwater is just down the street, so breakfast plans were saved.

I wish I could them a 3.5 because it was honestly pretty good for fast casual. My expectations were…read morenot high but I needed a quick meal. I ordered the sandwich/salad combo. I got the chicken club and powerhouse salad for $12, which was enough for 2 small meals. The club was good, with chicken breast, bacon and I pot hot peppers, tomato and lettuce with the spicy bbq sauce, not too much bread - just the right amount. The salad was solid too, tons of toppings. The service was fine for fast casual. The ambiance is as expected for fast casual. I was pleasantly surprised and would go again!

Met up with a friend passing through town, and we decided to hit Potbelly--because nothing says…read more"catching up like adults" quite like soup, sandwiches, and chips that burn slightly on the way down. It's been a minute since I've been here, and honestly, I forgot how good it is. I went all in with the Chicken Pot Pie Soup, Mama's Meatball sandwich with peppers, and a bag of Zapp's Hot Pepper chips--because moderation is for people who don't love flavor. The Chicken Pot Pie Soup? Well, let's just say it leaned more "cream of chicken" than "pot pie." The crusty topping... I'm not sure what sorcery that was, but it had the texture of something between a crouton and a pulverized Ritz cracker that lost its way. Not bad, just... confusing. cracker The Mama's Meatball, though, stole the show. Delicious, saucy, and stacked like it's proud of itself. The peppers gave it just the right kick. And Zapp's chips? Always a chaotic good choice. Overall, great lunch, great company, and a reminder that Potbelly still knows how to make comfort food without overcomplicating it. Would I come back? Absolutely. Just maybe I'll skip the soup--or bring a pie crust of my own next time.

This family and friends place is nice! They have a good selection of coffee and other unique finds…read more A small flower shop where they arrange for you. A decent produce department. The absolute BEST item in the store is the ham salad! They make their ham in house and use it for the ham salad as well as sell it sliced. It's great on bread and crackers alike, you may even find yourself eating it with a spoon.. or finger ( no judgment here!) My only complaint is that it's very pricey. Yes, it's a small business and I get that. However, money only goes so far and choices need to be made. So, they are on a once every couple of weeks rotation for us. They have a punch card that gives you a punch when you spend $50 on one purchase. You do not get 2 punches if you spend $100 sadly. Once you get so many punches, you get so much off your next purchase.

I pop in here every time I'm in the area. I love the salad bar but always leave with a few bottles…read moreof wine and several bags of ground coffee. It's never been crowded on my handful of visits and the staff are genuinely kind and helpful. The one thing I wish for is a few more sales. I'm a sucker for sale prices.

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.

This business actually operates under two names: Uptown Deli and Brew is the same place as…read moreTemperance Row Brewing. They are one and the same according to our waitress. I love days when I can sit on their patio which is behind the building and away from street noise - it is private and very comfortable. As the name (Deli and Brew) might indicate, the menu leans heavily towards excellent deli sandwiches and the menu includes a nice varity of their local brews. My favorite sandwichs are either the Pastrami (that I had today) or the State and Main which is a pastrami/ corned beef combination. I prefer their potato salad which is excellent while my wife prefers the cole slaw which is also excellent. Serivce was great and the food was excellent.

What a gem this place is! I've stopped in several times to…read moregrab ready made meals every now and then ....and became addicted to their cranberry apple chicken salad. This weekend I had them make the sandwich platter for a wedding shower that I was hosting. Cranberry apple chicken salad on a mini croissant; ham and swiss w/rasberry dijon spread on foccacia; and roast turkey W/ havarti cheese and Boursin spread. All were delicious and I heard many compliments from my guests. Amber was so helpful....just an all around great experience. I highly recommend.

Service was quick and easy. The lady at the counter was super nice. The place is clean cute and…read moresmall. They have a lot of to go options that looked really good. And a bunch of people were coming in to buy them. I got the chicken pesto sandwich and to be honest it was okay. The pesto was good but the chicken was bland. My husband got the ham and wuss which had a raspberry mayo and it was super good to me but my husband said it was all right to him. Now the best part was the blueberry bar dessert we got. It was fantastic and big enough for my husband and I to share. I would definitely get that to go with drinking my coffee in the morning.