It is St Patrick's Day so I looked for a deli with corned beef sandwiches nearby and found Katz's…read more Having lived in NYC I had high expectations for a deli with Katz in the name. Additionally, having had a Goodman's Deli mile high corned beef sandwich when I lived in Cleveland, I had even higher expectations. Their most popular sandwich is the Reuben so I went with that. Katzingers did not meet them. When I arrived to pick up my sandwich I was shocked the line wasn't out the door to place orders before they closed and the dining room had maybe 6 people in it. There were about 6 to go bags on the shelf along with mine. When I mentioned to the cashier that I was surprised it wasn't busier, she said it'll be busier tomorrow. I said the day after St Pat's? No answer. Another not good sign in my mind. When I got home, the wrapped sandwich was bigger than my hand but not very tall. The paper had areas of grease which is a good sign for this sandwich. The corned beef itself was tender but there wasn't as much of it, maybe an inch high and 1/3 of the bread had no corned beef. I also could not taste the thousand island dressing. The rye bread was toasted but pretty soggy. The crust was mostly crunchy. The bread slices were paired upside down putting a narrower side a larger side against each other. There is not enough sauerkraut and it is not very sour. I was given the choice of a dill or garlic pickle but I cannot tell you how it was because they didn't put it in the bag. I expected this sandwich to have so much meat in it, I could eat for multiple days for $18. Again, disappointed. Maybe I should've gotten the deli sized version but paying that much for a sandwich... The inside of the deli is fun and it's obvious it's been around a long time and has been well loved. I wanted to like Katzinger's but since the price and the quality don't match, I cannot.

The best sandwiches in Columbus! We come to Katzinger's at least once a month, and it never…read moredisappoints. We have a few go to's (#41 and #16), but we like to try a new one each time we go. Every single one has been great! Tonight we got #57 Franklin's Kibbetz, which has homemade mozzarella and pesto and added turkey (bottom right). We also got #5 Mimi's Melody, which has their homemade tuna salad on grilled rye (bottom left). Next we got our favorite, #41 Phil Katzinger's Club, which has their homemade chicken salad, bacon, and Honeycup mustard (top left). Finally we got #3 Ari's Open Door, which had pastrami, salami, and cream cheese (top right). The service is also amazing - the workers are kind and even gave us free bagels tonight as they were closing! Must try.

Nice old school butcher. Loads of different meats available, from them, and from Packo's, Falter's,…read moreetc. A few prepared items. Cold cases with Der Dutchman pies, packaged meats, snacks, etc. Amish jams and jellies and pastries. One stop shopping for some people, like me. I got a bulk pack of brats, some big premade burgers, and scrapple! Haven't seen that for years. If it's not raining this weekend, I will be grilling. And I will be having scrapple for breakfast at some point. Service was super friendly and fast. The wait was short, midday and midweek. Prices are very reasonable. Pretty easy access, although both the street and the lot can get busy. Mosley's left, Thurn's left, so this is one of the few remaining real butchers in the area.

We were long-time Thurman's Fine Meats customers until they closed in May. We began our search for…read morea new butcher shop and were concerned that we might not find a place like the one we had lost. Then we found Schuman's Meats. When you arrive at Schuman's and enter through the front door, you'll notice a red number dispenser to your right. Take a number to determine your place in line. Once your number is called, you'll be quickly helped. This system ensures a fair and efficient service for all customers. At Schuman's, you can be sure that your meat and side needs for any meal, big or small, will be met. The butchers are not just knowledgeable, they are also incredibly customer-centered. We bought pork chops and were asked if the thickness was to our liking; if not, they were willing to cut what we wanted. Their helpfulness and support make me feel appreciated and confident in my choices. Schumans has an extensive selection of beef and pork products, and a delightful delicatessen with a variety of cold cuts and cheeses. While Schumuns does not make its own sausage like Thurns, it does carry a wide selection of Falter's products and Tony Packo's. At Schumun's, you can find more than just meat and deli products. They also stock staples like milk, bread, eggs, a wide variety of condiments, rubs, Tony Packo's pickles, and local butter by the log. This convenience adds to the overall satisfaction of shopping at Schumun's. We miss Thurns but are thrilled with Schumun's Meat. Give them a try.

What is there to say? This place always seems to hit very well. I absolutely love Jersey Mike's…read more Every sub is so delicious, and the service is always friendly and welcoming. The Italian is my favorite, but it's hard to switch up sometimes because it's so good!

The workers all always awesome and professional. They put all the other location in go to, to shame.read more

If negative stars were an option I would give this location ten of them. The food isn't the…read moreproblem, it's the employee (manager?) I hope god can forgive her. I will not. Ever. Honey baked ham has been a holiday staple in my family since the 1980s. It will never be on the plate of anyone I care about again. Thanks for ruining overpriced ham for me KAREN!

What a lousy ran business. I placed my order over a week ago. Have been so excited to get it and…read moretonight was finally the night ! I end up getting off work early, go home and call this store just to ask if it is ok for me to come a little early. I was told yes, I can come early, so I go. I walk in and see about 10 employees standing in 2 groups and only 3 other customer's. Not a single person greets me when I walk in and once it is my turn I stand there for easily 5 mins while all the employees stand and talk to one another and yet not a single one stopped to say hello. Finally after about 5 mins a girl simply scans my q code which I had ready. She goes to get my 3.99lb ham and 2.5-3.49lb turkey. Now keep in mind I am eating Thanksgiving alone and have already ordered far more food than I can eat by myself. Once the employee comes back out she tells me the only hams left weigh more and I will be charged another $14. At this point I am upset because of how all the employees ignore walk ins and then they wanna charge me another $14 for more food that I simply cannot eat alone. This store and the management have ruined my holiday and I will NEVER order from Honey-baked Ham again! I should have read the review first, it is clearly evident that the management is the problem with this store!

Small but amazing selection, including a row of mead. I found an amazing Nordic mead I tried at a…read morelocal fave back home (Vikings Blod at the Merry Shelley in Buffalo). Lots of craft beer and wine, including individual cans and small bottles in the fridge to get a treat for Shakespeare in the Park. Helpful service.

Somehow, having lived in German Village and been in the area often after that, I never made it…read morehere. I assumed it was a gift shop, maybe with tchotchkes and kitchenware, German snacks, German Village souvenirs. I was nearby today and time to kill, so I went in, finally. And: it's a wine shop. It does say "wine and gifts" outside but I figured it leaned towards gifts. And I am not a wine drinker. If I were, it looks like a heckuva good wine shop. There are also plenty of local beers in a cooler. A few gifts, mainly in the form of sarcastic cocktail napkins, drinking accessories, etc. Not my kind of place, but I will be directing "winos" here.

I've been giving out a lot of "five stars" lately. I don't think it's because my standards have…read morerelaxed. I think I've been going to good places, partly with Yelp's help. Or I've just been lucky. I did not expect to give this five stars, or to enjoy it quite as much as I did. I mean, it's a sandwich shop. Grinders used to be scattered around Columbus, and this might be the only one left. I used to go to the one by me all the time. This happened to be nearby today, and so I stopped in out of nostalgia. And it was pretty much what I remember. But a peak experience. Service was great, fast and friendly. The menu is pretty much the same as it always was. Lobster bisque was one of the soups of the day and I didn't expect it to be great quality, but it sounded good, and I got my usual club sub. Soup and drink, and bread for the soup (you could choose crackers) were up almost immediately. Sandwich took about 10 minutes, but that's of course because it's being toasted. The soup was fine, nothing special, strong sherry odor, lots of tiny bits of lobster. Pleasant enough, and served with a chunk of good bread. And they serve it piping hot in its own little crock with a metal spoon. Don't throw those in the trash. The sandwich was as good as I remember, maybe better. Good bread, loads of meat, tomatoes, and a honey mustard spread. I got a 6 inch and it seemed longer than that, although maybe my estimation skills are off... It was very tasty. Held together pretty well. I was stuffed. They have lots of salads, that is, pasta salad or potato salad, etc. They are always good, but I didn't have any room with the soup. The place was clean, it was steady at 1 PM but not packed. Plenty of parking in the big mall lot. I really enjoyed it. And as far as sandwich shops go, this is about as good as it gets.

Every time I get Grinders, I'm a happy man. Used to get the subs but the Stromboli has done…read moresomething real to me. Fantastic place. Great atmosphere. It is obviously so well run and it seems to have 8 amazing 19 year olds doing so. Truly impressive every time I come, which is getting oftener.

As a delicatessen as the business say it is people it is not a delicatessen yes they sell a variety…read moreof meat but that doesn't make it a delicatessen.. they also have a variety of different things from different cultures . It's a nice little store

I always buy pierogis from this place. Also lots of cookies, sweets, meats etc. The owners are from…read moreUkraine so now is the time to help them out.

We needed some NA brews for the golf weekend and we were nearby. They have a walk in beer cooler…read morewith a ton of beer choices including a great selection of NA beers. I selected these NA's: Guinness Athletic Free Wave Brew Dog Good Liar IPA We were in and out in less than 10 min, 5 of which was selecting our beers. Nice! If I'm in the area I'd stop again!

This is my 2nd time buying from here. First they're expensive, "8 bucks for a sandwich " cool, but…read moreleast be good. I got in today get a salad, it looks fresh, the toppings, the salad. I get back to work to see the "salad topping" look like it's rotting, the deviled egg that came with the salad had a sour smell. Like you joking right now. ​​