I've been a longtime fan of Dirty Frank's downtown, with my only issue being that I don't go…read moredowntown very often. So the opening of Dirty Frank's on High St on the Ohio State campus is great news for me. Now I can get my favorite hot dogs in town literally twice as close to home! Another big plus is that the campus location is bigger with more seats than the downtown location. It might be packed on the weekends, especially on Buckeyes game days, but it was very easy to get into for dinner on a late November Sunday. As is the case as the downtown location, there's only street parking available at Dirty Frank's. I found free open street parking on Woodruff Ave, but be prepared to drive around a little bit to find parking.

I started feeling better while I was at the place on 4th first and I got to thinking I'd like a…read moresecond to compound the effect so here I am sampling additional hot doggery before turning in for the evening... oversized and alternate sausages are available but I'm looking for a standard issue hotdog cleverly adorned with interesting fixings and an suitable moniker. one glass of water later I came up with a Potato Dog and a pile of Idaho's best on the side plus a cider. again my food came out sooner than expected, I guess a life time of living will do that to a body. hotdog with sour cream, fries, bacon bits and scallion on a seeded roll looked comfortable in the paper wrapper all cozied up to a real metal fork for safety. huge pile of fresh out fries glistening in the bar light awaken thoughts of cold foods and warm beer, loose cars, fast women and dodging railcars in the tilt yard... when we get back to the hotel think I'll just throw liquor at that and hope it stops.

When we arrived we were greeted immediately by the owners. We noticed that they both washed their…read morehands and put on gloves. Nice to see! The restaurant appeared nice and clean. I ordered the burrito with rice, black beans, grilled chicken, cheese and sour cream. It was outstanding. Very yummy and good sized. My partner ordered a bowl with rice, black beans, grilled chicken, corn salad, and salsa. She thought it was yummy also. Food was outstanding, friendly service, clean and fast. We will return.

Due to the immense amount of 4/5 star reviews, we had high hopes but this place was...highly…read moredisappointing. We got a chicken burrito, 3 Birria tacos & the street corn in a cup to go. $40 total and absolutely not worth even a third of that price. Let's start with the Tacos-- literally the smallest Birria tacos I've ever seen in my life. They looked quite sad. Flavor wise it was not the worst, which is why I'm giving this place 2 stars. The Burrito and Street Corn were what really infuriated me. The burrito was also really incredibly small, and very bland. Like seriously, a burrito from Chipotle is cheaper, bigger, and way more flavorful. Also did not give us any salsa or anything to go with it. The street corn was not good either. The cup was 75% water...the seasoning was really just thrown on the top and didn't mix well at all. You might consider this good food if you have no taste and have never had actual authentic Mexican food. This is "Mexican" food for old white people. Unseasoned, sad, and too expensive considering the quality.

Came here on a Saturday afternoon. They had dauschund racing. Hilarious and fun! That was outside…read moreon the patio. Inside is quite an experience. It's a food hall. Crooked Can Brewery seems to be the center point. Then there are about 6 food options to choose. There were 4 of us and we all got something different. I got Dojo Dumpling. I got the pork dumplings and won ton soup. Dumplings were just OK. Not a lot of flavor. Same with the won ton soup. Good portion. But not a lot of flavor. Kinda bland. The Pita place was good. The person who got that loved it. The meatball place was good as well. But the serving for a bowl was tiny for the price. And the Burger place was a hit. Good burger and good fries. The brewery has a long bar that is on the one side. Lots of TV's everywhere and seating is everywhere. Got the apple cider. Again. No flavor. Kinda bland. Very disappointing. Love food halls. This place is popular and packed. But just thought it was OK and my food drink experience was just mediocre.

We stopped by Center Street Market after a soccer game in Hilliard. I love spots like these as they…read moregive a variety of food options for families/friend groups who do not want to eat the same types of food! My husband and daughter ordered pizza from Meatball Mafia. The pizza came out fresh, hot, and steamy. They ordered a half cheese, half sausage pizza! The cheese on the pizza was super melty and had a nice cheese pull every bite - pure perfection! (5/5) I ordered the pork dumplings, pork bao, and french fries from Dumplings of Fury. The pork dumplings were pan fried and cooked perfectly; however, it seemed that the dumpling were all pork - no other filling. Too "meaty" for me! The pork bao were not my favorite either - the bao was cold and the pork belly was primarily fat (not worth the cost). Ironically, the french fries were the best part of my order. The fries were crispy, crunchy, and thick; however, a tad cold (they must have been sitting while the other items were cooking). (1/5) My husband and I also ordered drinks from Crooked Can Brewing. I believe he had an IPA while I enjoyed a Bloody Mary. (4/5) We would like to come back again and try some of the other food spots the next time we're in town! I like that they have a nice outside/patio area and would like to enjoy it once the weather's warmer!

Be strong like me and eat five tacos. I was a HUNGRY GORL. Tacos were yum yum in my tum tum. My…read morefavorite was the buche: Lots of crunchy bits! I feel like the portions are quite generous though, so by the end my tummy was bursting at the seams (ten million fireflies). I did also split the molotes which were like torpedoes of maize. Eat a weapon, become the weapon. Tortas, which were taken to-go, were just as yumilicious the next day and gave me something to live for. I preferred the Cubana bc it tasted more flavorful and saucy to me but it was a bit meat-heavy after a while. The restaurant lowkey looked like a house from the outside but the interior was retrofitted to be diner-esque. It felt like a mom-and-pop-and-youngins shop so service was very sweet and engaging, going out of their way to hook customers up with toppings or extra spicy sauces. Appreciated the banter at the cash register where we were convinced to get more food than we intended but they were right: Were we really going to skip out on the al pastor?

The food was delicious. The wait staff was kind and courteous. The seating inside is on the smaller…read moreside but during the warmer months they have a nice sized patio that you can eat on. Would definitely recommend to try and grab lunch if you are in the area. Will definitely go back when I am in the area again.

Walked here after dropping our dog off at OSU Veterinary Medical Center. Great spot on campus,…read moreoffering breakfast, bagels, salads, sandwiches, wraps, soups, coffee, tea, smoothies and refrigerated drinks. Service was fairly quick, and my Fresh Greens Smoothie was delicious and refreshing. This is a nice spot to grab coffee and a bite if you're visiting the campus. Lots of space to relax or get some work done.

A mainstay on campus. They have some of the freshest bagels I've had in Columbus and they make…read moretheir own cream cheese in house! Their drinks are also pretty decent, I usually get an oat milk iced vanilla latte or an oat milk cappuccino depending on the weather. Service is always super friendly and ambiance is super chill, great for meeting with friends or for a work-related coffee chat.

The food was absolutely amazing. I ordered enchiladas and my friend ordered salmon. The salmon was…read moreflaky and tender. We will definitely be back.

Twice in a row! Our crew was looking for a restaurant in Marysville after a long 2 days of work and…read morechose Tres Potrillis. The restaurant was busy but able to accommodate our large group. The menu had so many choices for Mexican and Peruvian dishes. The taste was good with my shrimp dish, but the chicken flauta was dry and salsa needed more "kick." Come for Taco Tuesday or Friday-Saturday margarita night and enjoy.

PSA: current operating days are Thursday - Sunday!…read more I went with my Polish boyfriend and had a great experience. We ordered shisk kabob, beef samsas and beef stroganoff. He especially loved this and said it was very authentic (lots of beef and mushrooms and plenty of dill sprinkled on top. There was a birthday party that came in so the place was lively. We really liked the atmosphere and can't wait to come back.

Red Square Grill used to be a restaurant located on Bexley. Now I believe it has turned into a food…read moretruck located behind the Russian grocery store Romashka on 2400 W Dublin Granville Rd. Their new hours of operation at the time of this review are from Thursday to Saturday 11-6 and Sunday 11-4. I've wanted to try this place for soo long but Bexley is just out of my way. So when I heard that Red Square Grill became closer to me, I just had to try it! I brought my mom along to explain the dishes to me and what's good (short answer; everything). The lady that took our order is very nice and very helpful with understanding the menu. She speaks both Russian and English, so communication was not an issue. There's even an area to sit behind the food truck if you wanted to hang out there, which is what we did. I don't need the judgement, but I had a lot (it's been over 20 years since I've had these dishes) ... I had about 4 Chebureki (crescent shaped deep-fried pastry with meat inside), 2 Samsa (flakey pastry with either beef or lamb), 1 Lagman (think of a hearty soup mixed with light pasta - consists of meat, different vegetables, and noodles, VERY filling). I ate the most I've had in my life. Everything tasted delicious and nostalgic. It's not pricey at all and very worth it. With Columbus not having many Russian & Uzbek restaurants, it really makes me happy that this food truck exists and bringing a bit of diversity to Columbus. This is such a great opportunity to try a new cuisine and be exposed to a new culture that's really hard to come by otherwise. I really hope my review somewhat helps even one person not familiar with the food truck try it out. I will be back!

Even though we got lost on the way, I called ahead and asked them to delay making my order for…read moreanother 20 minutes, and they gladly we made my food before we got there. The food was fresh and delicious. They have steak street tacos and American styled tacos as well. I love King Luis tacos and I think I'll make them once a week treat

If you guys don't know about this place, y'all better get to know this place. I feel as if recently…read moretacos are becoming very over priced honestly. But this is where fairly priced tacos and delicious tacos meet . My wife and I ordered 8 supreme pastor tacos. These tacos were the bomb.com. The pastor was so flavorful and well seasoned, the tortillas had a great texture to them. The condiments also were a great touch. The service and ambiance, were amazing, the staff were very friendly and it's a family business which is always great. Will def come again ! 9.5/10