I was working at East Market one day and decided to treat myself to some carbs. I headed to Yellow…read moreBrick to try theur garlic bread, but they'd sold out for the day. I ended up getting a slice of pepperoni pizza instead and it was so good! Thin crust, fresh cheese, and not too much grease. Their staff was also very friendly and apologetic for running out of items, but to me that's a sign that the food is good!

Ordered two single slices: cheese and the white. Definitely can say the cheese was my favorite of…read morethe two! Exactly what I was craving. Food was to go since I was at East market, served on a paper plate. It did take a while to get them since they had to reheat the slices.

On January 27th I hit up @yellowbrickpizza for their snazzy Restaurant Week deal -- and trust me,…read moreyou do not want to miss this one!!!!! For just $25, I got: vegan antipasto salad a 10-inch vegan Fresh Prince pizza and a to-die-for slice of New York-style vegan cheesecake They have so many great vegan and regular food options to satisfy everyone's preferences. I'm able to take friends and family here for a nice night out around Columbus. I couldn't recommend Yellow Brick Pizza more!

Pear Pressure Made Me Do It -- #YellowBrickPizza (#TheElliot)…read more LOCATION: 415 W. Rich St., Franklinton, Columbus Last time I came to Yellow Brick, The Flying Pig and that cheesy bread came for my whole life. I left impressed, satisfied, and ready to plan a round two. This time, I switched it up and gave The Elliot a shot -- and well... let's talk. THE ORDER: Half The Elliot -- salt & pepper, thyme, light mozzarella, pears, bacon, shaved parmesan, honey, and an olive oil drizzle Half custom -- pepperoni, sausage, banana peppers THE CRUST CHECK: Still consistent. Crispy, a little flaky, and rocking that subtle char on the bottom. Wood-fired or not, the bite is solid. THE ELLIOT EXPERIENCE: I came in open-minded -- knowing this wasn't a crowd favorite and also knowing pear isn't exactly my go-to fruit. But I was curious. And to Yellow Brick's credit, it worked better than I expected. The pear and honey brought that mellow sweetness, the bacon and parmesan added salt, and everything was fresh. The olive oil drizzle? Cool touch -- added a light, fancy feel. But it wasn't enough to carry the whole pie. The marathon continues. Honestly, it just needed one more hit -- a saltier pop or a spice kick to pull it all together. Not tasteless, but definitely not leaving skid marks on your taste buds either. Just... mellow. Rick Ross once said, "I forgot what fruit tasted like. I eat pears now and sh*t like that. Shout out to all the pear." And listen, I'll give pears a shot -- just not on pizza. Respect to the fruit... but this ain't how I wanna remember it. And when your other half (pepperoni, sausage, banana peppers) is out here bold, flavorful, and dependable? The Elliot ends up feeling like the plate you get when everyone else at the table lucked out and you just... didn't. ABOUT THAT CUSTOM HALF: Zero surprises. Banana peppers brought their usual zing, and the meat duo came through. If I ordered this full size, I'd have no notes and no regrets. FRUIT-ON-PIZZA PERSPECTIVE: Let the record show: I do not fear fruit on pizza. I actually believe pineapple, when done right, deserves a seat at the table. Pear just isn't the one for me -- not outside this very specific recipe. Yellow Brick made it work, but it didn't convert me. FINAL THOUGHT: The Elliot is like that guilty pleasure playlist you'd never play on the aux -- thoughtful, quirky, and it might even surprise you... but it's not your go-to. It's fresh, creative, and respectable... just not something I'd reorder. Not when Yellow Brick's got bolder options on deck.

I love coming to this place when I am at Franklin Park area. I get to get a walk in and see nature,…read morethen come to East Market and get some great food and play around. This places is located at 212 Kelton Ave in Columbus, OH at the Station at Trolley District. You can honestly find everything here from great beers, varied food choices, and shopping. I have came here for Creole2Geaux, Koso, The Railhouse, and the Bearded Baker (now in Bexley) and grab a plant at the Plant Gays. Love that this place has everything including parking. I had nothing but great food experiences here and the service is always great and the ambiance is relaxed. Take your time shopping and dining! 5 stars.

Let Jess Tell It…read more East Market | Franklin Park, Columbus Price per person: $15-30 Wait time for a table: No table service -- grab a seat wherever you can Noise level: Moderate to loud (it's a food hall, so expect a buzz) Seating options: Communal tables, bar seating, high-tops, outdoor patio Vegetarian options: Yes -- several stalls offer veggie choices Dietary restrictions: Vendor-dependent; some gluten-free options available Parking: Free lot + street parking (fills quickly on weekends or event days) Kid-friendly: Yes, but keep an eye on them -- very open and active Wheelchair accessible: Yes, wide walkways & accessible seating East Market stays booked and busy in the best way -- a true Columbus-style food hall where you can wander, browse, and let your appetite pick the direction. Even though I grabbed my actual meal next door at Local Cantina Trolley Barn, I still walked through to get the vibe, take in the energy, and check out who's serving what. Vendors you'll spot inside: * Creole 2 Geaux -- Cajun/Creole comfort dishes * Just Chicken -- crispy chicken sandwiches & tenders * Koso -- ramen, noodles, and rice bowls * The Pitt BBQ -- smoked meats and sides * Hisham's Bakery -- Middle Eastern pastries * Reverie -- cocktails & spirits * The Plant Gays, Poke Bowl, and dessert spots like The Cheesecake Girl (Perfect for groups that can't agree on anything.) Good-to-know for first-timers: * There's no single line -- each vendor has its own counter. * You'll order your food, grab your tray, and then find a seat anywhere in the building. * The bar inside stays active, especially evenings and weekends. * On busy nights, seats turn over fast but not instantly -- be ready to do a little "table scouting." * The building itself is renovated with a historic trolley barn feel -- lots of natural light and exposed brick. * Great place to bring out-of-towners: you can sample multiple Columbus spots without driving all over the city. Even without eating inside this time, it reminded me why East Market works: It solves the "What are we eating?" standoff better than almost anywhere else in the city. Save this if you want a go-to Columbus spot with options, drinks, and an easy setup for groups. Question for the community: What vendor are you loyal to in here? I'll try them on my next actual eating visit.

Heard they had good wings, and they are kind of on my way today so I stopped by. Nice neighborhood…read morebar atmosphere. Some street parking available on a weekday afternoon. Pretty big menu of bar classics plus a lot more. Wings are up under the appetizers, and they are pretty basic: Buffalo or barbecue, baked, with blue cheese and celery. No other options. But, simple is sometimes best. They came out steaming, 10 pretty good-sized meaty wings. The sauce was heavy, but not dripping off, although you are going to need the napkins and wet naps they bring. The barbecue was tangy and sweet, but not overly so. I really enjoyed them. Could've maybe used a little more celery to give me some kind of a health balance. Service was excellent. Prices are decent. It's hard to tell what's high anymore, but they are competitive. The atmosphere in the place was cool. People eating, drinking, talking, watching games. I would definitely come back.

The fish tacos were good if you could pick up the soggy flour tortilla…read more The service was subpar until the real service showed up.

So let me just start by saying the portions here are GENEROUS. And when I say generous, I mean…read moregenerous. We ordered two meals to split between two people and I think we had 8 meals between the two of us. Anyways, the restaurant itself is super easy to miss. Its right off of Cleveland Ave and if you aren't familiar with the area, you can drive right past it without noticing. Google maps does help but if you're like me and have no idea what "on your left in 1000 feet means" then best to try and look out for the sign and be prepared to make a u-turn. There is a small parking lot out front but again, very easy to miss, especially in the dark. As it is still COVID times, I can't rate the interior dining experience. I do have to admit, it didn't seem like the nicest area but the best food always comes with a journey and a story. We parked, went inside and were greeted with a wide array of tantalizing scents. The staff was friendly and had our food ready for pick up. Basic COVID measures were in place, masks, social distancing, cleanliness. With our food they included soda and bananas, more on the bananas later. We also got a couple cups of soup, so protip, ask for soup if they have some! So we took this behemouth bag of food home and finally sat down to try it. I'll start with the soup, it was such a great flavor. Heavy on the goat/lamb flavor if you've ever had that but not in any overwhelming way. It was just so flavorful! The chicken kalankal also was just bursting with spices and was a great accompaniment to the yellow rice it came with. It was a very warm dish and very reminiscient of South Asian curries. The goat cubes were also delicious, fairly tender and again all those spices and sauce was very well soaked up by the rice. There are bones that come with the goat cubes so if you aren't used to eating things with bones, be careful cause there could be little pieces here and there. Overall, the food was amazing and I'll definitely be coming back to try more dishes in the future. So about those bananas. My friend and I, being ignorant, had no idea whether the bananas were dessert, appetizers, whatever so weren't really sure how they fit into the meal. However, I do have one friend who told me he eats bananas and rice so I tried a piece of the banana with the overall dish. It actually worked really well, the sweet creaminess of the banana balanced out some of the spices from the meat very well. Whether or not I did the right thing is up to y'alls interpretation. Anyway, this was a very long review but in summary, Darbo is a great restaurant to try if you want some flavor heavy food. Also ensure you come with an empty stomach cause you can eat a meal for days!

Made a LONG DRIVE and wanted to eat in . Get here and it's TAKE OUT ONLY . I had tried calling the…read morenumber on Yelp earlier and no one answered No where does it say take out only . Taking my business elsewhere and my tik tok live stream . So disappointed

The food was amazing, especially the ranch dressing WOW!…read more Service left a little to be desired. We ordered a Jameson Orange and soda. What came was Jameson orange juice and soda. While we are on the topic of drinks our friends ordered margaritas... the drinks tasted like the mix was a concentrate and hadn't been diluted. Their faces almost turned inside out from the sourness. The acoustics in the restaurant make even the quietest table seem loud. It was crowded so it was so loud we couldn't hear each other from across the table. Calamari and shrimp was the best ting we ate.

I stopped in for Burger Wednesday and ordered the double smash burger with fries…read more Food: The burger was flavorful and seasoned really well without being overly salty. The toppings were fresh, the grilled onions added great flavor, and the bun stayed soft without getting soggy while I ate. The fries were crispy, perfectly seasoned, and the portion was huge--there were more fries than I could finish. They were so good I didn't even need ketchup. Service: I sat at the bar, and the service was excellent. The waitress was friendly, prompt, and attentive throughout my visit. At one point, while the bartender was helping other customers, she noticed I needed napkins and brought them over without me having to ask. It's little things like that that make a difference. Atmosphere: The ambiance was really nice. There were TVs throughout the restaurant, making it a great place to relax and catch a game. They also have outdoor seating available, although I chose to sit inside. The atmosphere was comfortable, welcoming, and somewhere I could easily see myself returning. The burger was cooked a little more medium than I personally prefer, but that's on me because I didn't ask for it to be cooked well done. The burger was still juicy and flavorful. For $10, the value is outstanding. Great food, great service, generous portions, and a great atmosphere. I'll definitely be back.

You ever walk into a place and think, there's no way something special is hiding in here?…read more Yeah....That was me. An old tavern in Columbus. Dim. Historic. The kind of spot where you expect a solid beer and maybe some decent bar food. What you don't expect? One of the best Detroit-style pizzas of your life hiding behind a window in the back like some carb-based speakeasy. And when I say hidden, I mean hidden. No flashy signage. No "best pizza in town" ego. Just a quiet little window cranking out square pies that deserve a standing ovation. I ordered the classic red top -- already a bold move -- and added pesto because balance matters and I like to live a little. The result? Beyond reproach. Fresh, loaded toppings. Sauce with depth. And that crust... that beautiful Detroit crust. Crispy edges with that caramelized cheese halo, but still chewy and pillowy inside. The textural contrast is what separates amateurs from legends -- and this? This was legend-level execution. Easily top 3 Detroit-style pizzas I've had. And that's not a casual statement. If you don't understand the life-altering power of true Detroit-style pizza, I regret to inform you... you have not been living. Go find the window in the back. Trust me.

Finding this place took a little effort since it's tucked away in the back of a bar. Once you walk…read morein, you'll spot a small window where you place your order. The food does take some time, so be ready to wait and maybe grab a drink while you hang out. The pizza was really good, but definitely on the heavier side. Wings were decent. Come hungry or bring a few friends so you can share and try more without tapping out too early.

I've heard so many good things about Harvest, super glad I finally got to visit! The Clintonville…read morelocation was cute and cozy, I loved seeing local art on the walls. It onlu took a few minutes to be seated and out server was fast and friendly. They have a lunch combo that includes a personal pan sized pizza with a side salad, total win. The salad was a nice size alone, but I also added the sardines. Loved the pizza :) The crust was light and crispy and I liked the fresh basil. It's too cold right now, but I can definitely see myself coming back to dine on their patio.

It's been a hot minute since I visited a Harvest Pizza so when the opportunity presented itself on…read morea Friday afternoon when it was time for lunch, my coworker and I jumped on it. It was shortly after a huge snow storm so parking was not easy to find but somehow we lucked out and found a spot on High St right out front. Once we made our way through the doors the host greeted us and they actually had a table available right away. Score! We sat down and our waitress was also at our table right away. She told us about their lunch special (pizza and a salad), gave us recommendations, and went to grab our drinks. Now, I cannot come here and not get their kale caesar salad. It's seriously amazing! So I went with the lunch special and the roasted garlic pizza. Everything was SO GOOD and came out pretty quickly. The pizza was a nice size and I was able to take a few slices home to enjoy later. While there isn't a location super close to me, I definitely won't be sleeping on them again.

Absolutely incredible- I let two friends taste the cheesecake, and both said it was the best they…read morehad ever had! The staff is friendly and service is quick. Please note that the bakery is takeout only and lunch is only served until 2pm.

Grabbing cookies. They have the best tiny fig cookies. They almost taste like they have a tiny…read morebit of anise in them. Mmmmmmmm. Today they had so many cakes and brownie selections. All looked amazing. As we came in two other couples popped in too. For a tiny little bakery its pretty popular! Come try it! Mmmmmmm. So good!

Chicken tikka masala & mushroom saag: both dishes were packed with flavor and were absolutely…read moredelicious! I've had tikka masala before but this was the first time trying saag. I loved both! The onion naan was some of the best naan I've ever had. It was extremely soft and tasted very fresh. It even heated up very well the following day. We also got the chefs special naan and it was good, but not my favorite. I think there were already a lot of flavors from the entrees, so it was overwhelming with the different fillings in the naan. Take out/pick up process was extremely easy!

My family I had a wonderful time at this establishment. The restaurant was very clean and our…read morewaiter was very welcoming and kind. Our food was outstanding. I ordered the chicken tikka marsala, and my husband ordered the lamb curry. Everything was served hot and fresh. The non-wasn't just soft but also very crispy on the bottom, which was a nice touch to the overall meal. We will definitely be back!