The best food I have ever had in a long time I wish I could go back to Ohio just to eat it againread more

HUGE seating space! They have room! All the windows, too, letting in all the sunshine…read more This was my first stop after seeing them pop up while searching for lunch. I opted for Tawouk - a seasoned chicken wrap, served with fries, pickles, and a drink (strawberry passionfruit). Tried it spicy - it's a sneaky heat that hit after I was done, but still dry and not too spicy (for me, if you're spicy adverse, don't do it!) I could eat that chicken all day long. It's seasoned so well, that I just wanted MORE. AND you see the racks of the chicken in the kitchen, over the flame! I have no idea how to explain the sauces - savory, not sweet was another reviewer's words and I agree. Put some on the wrap, some on fries, it all goes together. I dig it. It IS a little pricey - but I left full, and craving more of that chicken, that'll bring me back.

Delicious, authentic, fresh, fast...always hits the spot. Ambiance is relaxed casual, tables are…read moredown and dirty, but family style, perfect for any groups small or large, and even for a date night, pro tip if date goes well, can grab ice cream right down the street at Jeni's, and if the date doesn't go well, you can ditch your date after dinner...and go have ice cream at Jeni's

I stopped in for carryout one night on the way home. It is an order-at-the-counter type place,…read morewith lots of seating in the dining area. There was a photo of a barramundi entree that looked good, so I ordered that. I also got a chicken shawarma entree. The entrees come with rice & side salad. I also ordered a fried cauliflower side. After unpacking my bag at home, I found 5 pieces of pita bread with extra garlic sauce. It is whipped and very garlicky. I didn't like it and couldn't eat it. They had plastic lidded cups of fresh juices on ice for around $7. They are closed on Tuesdays. They do not serve alcohol. I thought the food was good, and portioned well. They are a bit pricey, but the food tasted fresh.

Not a bad option for a sandwich. Pretty reasonable price-wise. They also serve bowls, sushi, and…read moreThai dishes. I ordered a Reuben sandwich. It wasn't too heavy on the meat. Kind of lighter than typical sandwich shops. I wish the bread was toasted but that's minor. I found parallel parking on the side street.

In all the years Cornerstone has been around, this was only my second time here. I had the shrimp…read morepad thai that is raved about. I had tofu added to it. They don't ask about spice level, so I guess there is only one. It is really good, and not too spicy. I look forward to getting it again. There is a lot of good stuff on the menu and plenty of seating. The coffee is good too!

Maybe more like 3.5/5 for me? I've been meaning to check this place out but never had the time…read more Came on a Saturday morning and they were already busy. Lots of people dining in and a handful waiting for pickup orders. I also had a pick up order but it was already ready when I got there. Had to try the All the Feels breakfast sando since I've been interested in trying it for a while. Soufflé egg, crispy Brussel sprouts chopped tiny, bacon, cheddar, and maple sauce. Honestly, it wasn't bad. With the bread, it's quite a heavy sandwich. Could only eat half. Got tots on the side. Pretty plain. Not really salted. The price does make this place kind of unbeatable. Hard to find breakfast sandwiches for under $10. Parking is easy. There's free parking if you park in the carryout spots in the garage. The menu overall is kinda basic. Nothing unique to it. But it's so close to campus that I'm sure it appeals to a lot of students.

I went twice in a two week period, once for brunch and the other for treats. In a surprise, I liked…read moremy brunch experience better. My Brekkie of Champions entree was light but tasty, powered by the sweet potato Brussels sprouts hash. My wife's breakfast burrito was okay, but I wish it had more meat and fewer eggs in its composition. My buddy's burger looked good from afar though I didn't try it (but I did gobble up the fries that he didn't eat which helped fill me up after my aforementioned "light" entree. The baked goods looked amazing but their flavor was not quite on par with some of Grandview's other bakeries. I'm looking at you, sticky bun. Brekkie Shack has enough rotating specials to keep it interesting, so I'm not ruling out a return.

Hard to decide which was better, the food or the people. Everything homemade with absolute care…read more You know your sandwich is going to be great when they are mixing up a batch of dough right in front of you. Got the traditional breakfast roll and was blown away. Brought one back for my wife and she suggested we go back and beg for the roll recipe! Would drive back to Columbus six hours just for the sandwiches!

When here with my girlfriend during a series of apartment tours around the city…read moreI got a burger and she got a fancy ham and cheese sandwich I thought my burger was pretty solid, and she enjoyed her sandwich as well I thought the price was a little too expensive for the quantity of food, especially because they did not include fries. Probably will not come back anytime soon

I can't believe I haven't been here before! I've driven past many times, but overlooked it. It…read morelooks almost like a house on the corner leading into the shopping plaza with Kroger. It's pretty small inside. A counter seating area and then may 8-10 tables. We waited 15 or so minutes to be seated. Not bad. My son had the strawberry pancakes and hubs and I shared the chorizo breakfast burrito. Both were very good! I would recommend checking it out.

Restaurant = 4* Very small, but a nice place. Loses a star for size (wait)…read more Cleanliness = 5* Very Clean Service = 4* Pretty Good, so small they don't have much help. Food = 3* Hollandaise sauce tasted like pure mayo. Pricing = 2* Everything is overpriced for the portions you receive. $7 for a side of two eggs is a complete joke.

The restaurant is bright and cheery with a spacious outdoor patio…read more The food was good: Sister Sadie's Eggs&Tators, Hens-in-a-Basket w Sweet n Spicy Bacon. Yum!! I had a Horchata Cold Brew which I had seen on IG and thot i would try it. Was good cept a lil too much cinnamon. Our waitress was sooo nice and personable. Great place to visit!!!!

I lived in Columbus for years before relocating in 2016 and somehow never made it to Katalina's…read more Visiting for a wedding, my partner and I finally decided to give it a shot. I wish I could say it was worth the wait. We ordered the "award winning" breakfast tacos, the Nutella pancake balls with bacon, and two orange juices. The bill came to nearly $50 and then we were asked for a tip. That last part stung a little, considering the service model is essentially counter-order takeout style. A friendly staff member directed us to grab a menu, decide what we wanted, and then come tell her. We did sit down and have our food brought to us, but it still felt more like a fast-casual setup than one that warrants a tip prompt. The restaurant itself is pleasant, clean, open, and airy with a nice patio out front. No complaints there. The food, however, was underwhelming. The breakfast tacos, supposedly the star of the show, were bland across the board and fell apart almost immediately. Three small tacos for $20 is a tough sell when there's nothing memorable about them. The Nutella pancake balls were decent but forgettable. The real highlight? The bacon, but that's not exactly a high bar. As for the orange juice, it comes pre-made and refrigerated near the register, which felt a little out of place for a spot with this kind of reputation. I genuinely don't understand the hype around the food here. The price point would be justified if the flavors delivered, but they simply don't. The staff were kind and the space is lovely, I just can't recommend making a special trip for the menu.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

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.