This is my first time visiting. The location is very clean and welcoming. The worker greeted me…read morewith a smile and helped me work through a custom salad order. Everyone was very kind and helpful with my order. Food was all fresh and I can't wait to come back

Busy, lots of training happening Salad looks amazing,…read morehaving later for dinner Happy with vegan options! (cutting board not changed after previous order, neither was salad chopping device). I'm good, no allergies (but). Happy staff, quick line, accurate order, good value

Loved the nut mixed salad with chicken. I didn't expect to find the grapes working so well with the…read morebalsamic, greens, nuts, and cheese. It was a sleeper hit for me. Give me a toasty thick cut sourdough and I'm set! The caprese chicken panini was good too but it was not on the same level. The establishment is spacious and airy but I wish the decorating inside wall didn't block the window views; i didn't realize until later that there were a bunch of nice window seats over there. I would definitely come back to try a few other things (and stop myself from getting the same salad).

This was my first visit to Jason's Deli but it won't be my last. This is a typical deli - you…read moreorder your sandwich at the counter and it's delivered to your table. They have an extensive menu of sandwiches - many available as a combo or as a half-and-half with soup or salad. And, for you salad lovers, there is a very good looking salad bar. I didn't come to a deli looking for a salad so I can't say anything other than it really LOOKED GOOD. The dining area is somewhat reminiscent of a NYC deli - open, loud and lively. I had the Spicy Sicilian Sub and my wife had the Smokey Jack Panini. Both came with some really good chips. Both sandwiches were excellent and are something we'd order again. BONUS - the man who took our order explained that our orders also included FREE ICE CREAM. They have a self-service, soft ice cream machine near the salad bar with vanilla, chocolate and swirl ice cream - available in a dish or a cone. Nice bonus.

The service at Fogo is impeccable, the staff genuinely seems happy and it shows in the way they…read moretreat their customers. Every time we go we have a better experience, but today brought me to tears. Armond, Ezequiel, David, and Anna literally made our day. I will never forget the hospitality and kindness we experienced today! Happy hour is all day, and the drinks are always well crafted. The never ending selection of meats are cooked to perfection. If you have not been, do yourself a favor and add it to your regular spots. We definitely have, and only wish we lived closer. If I could give them 10 stars I would!

Went on a weekday just because with my family. 2/3 the restaurant sitting empty because the host…read moredecided to cram everyone in the front next to the doors and windows. Like... you are built next to a Taco Bell in a strip mall plaza, chill out. Drinks were good (the brazilian limonade was bitter AF but maybe its supposed to be), waitstaff was great and attentive. The salad bar is okay. Cold cuts, fruits, cheeses, salads, pickles, veg - all nice. Kept clean and well stocked. Would have liked plantains and cheese bread offered in the hot bar section as those are good items and you only get tiny sharing portions at your table. The fire-roasted meats...? Seems the done-ness scale is either cremated or still mooing bloody raw. The gauchos comes all at once then crickets for long spells at a time. Pieces can be gristle or straight up just fat. If you're going to serve unmariniated meat, one word. SALT. It all needed backed up with much more salt. This place has its faults, which wouldn't be half as offensive if it was half the price. I've been to several brazilian places (including self-serve takeout) and this churrascaria is the worst. P.S. The grilled pineapple was bad, too.

The service was excellent. The sushi was fresh and delicious. Great variety of rolls...the Pink…read moreLady is my favorite. Highly recommend!

I feel like since this place opened, the management needs to get their service in order…read more It appears that the servers are stretched way too thin. The sushi is about a 4 out of a 5, which is pretty good for Ohio. I have to say that the bento box during the week lunch special was a pretty freaking phenomenal deal. We'll give it another try because of the sushi was so good but please please please get the service in order.

We visited 101 Craft Kitchen on the final evening of a special preview of dishes coming to their…read morenew seasonal menu October 13. This was the first time we've had the opportunity to try new dishes before they actually appeared on the regular menu, which made the evening especially interesting. Cindy and I ordered both preview entrées and split them so we could try each one, with the plan from the beginning to take about half of each home for lunch tomorrow. The Calabrian Chili & Sausage Flatbread was excellent, with sweet Italian sausage, Calabrian chilis, tomato sauce, mozzarella, provolone, ricotta, fresh basil and hot honey. Although it's called a flatbread, it eats much like a thin-crust pizza, which I liked since I'm trying to cut back a little on carbs. The Calabrian chilis definitely make their presence known! After a few slices I adjusted to the heat and loved the combination of flavors. I think this could be near the upper end of the heat range for some people. Cindy thought it was too hot for her, while I would definitely order it again. Interestingly, although they call it hot honey, the honey itself really isn't hot. It does add some moisture underneath the flatbread, but I didn't have much trouble eating it by hand. The Meatloaf Patty Melt was another winner. The meatloaf was moist, tender and almost melt-in-your-mouth. It has caramelized onions, cheddar cheese, Frisco mayo and crispy onion straws. I especially liked getting the onion flavor in two different textures, with the caramelized onions blending into the tender meatloaf and the crispy onion straws adding some crunch. There's a lot happening in this sandwich, and I found that cutting it in half first made it much easier to handle. Excellent flavor! I chose the Roasted Street Corn Pasta Salad as my side, and it was OUTSTANDING. The pasta appeared to be orzo, along with roasted corn, crumbled white cheese, chopped green herbs and a creamy dressing. We couldn't get the complete ingredient list, but whatever they're doing works. Great flavor and texture, and definitely not your typical mayonnaise-heavy pasta salad. Then we made the terrible mistake of letting our server, Kaitlyn, tell us about the dessert options. That resulted in ordering the Coffee & Doughnut Crème Brûlée with two beignets. For uncultured people like me, I learned that crème brûlée basically means "burnt cream," referring to that caramelized sugar crust on top. Who knew? Apparently Cindy did. The crème brûlée was excellent. I could definitely detect the coffee flavor. I couldn't really identify a "doughnut" flavor, although Cindy says she could. The two beignets (basically light, fried pastries dusted with powdered sugar) were great. I scooped up some of the crème brûlée, put it on a beignet and took a bite. THAT worked! Cindy normally doesn't care much for crème brûlée, but even she thought this one was pretty good. Kaitlyn told us the Coffee & Doughnut Crème Brûlée is definitely her favorite dessert at 101, and I can understand why. More importantly, her service throughout the evening was OUTSTANDING. She was attentive, friendly and extremely conversational. We learned that she's in her fifth year serving in the Army, and has applied to get into a field that...well, apparently we can't talk about. Both preview entrées were excellent, the Roasted Street Corn Pasta Salad was a standout, dessert was excellent, and Kaitlyn made an already enjoyable evening even better. We're looking forward to seeing these dishes on the new seasonal menu October 13!

We stopped into 101 Beer Kitchen for a quick bite while out running Saturday errands. We weren't…read morelooking for a full meal--just wanted to grab a few appetizers and relax for a bit. Vince was our server, and everything came out nice and hot. We tried the Smoked & Grilled Wings, Street Corn & Ricotta Dip, and the house Mac & Cheese. The wings were cooked well and had good flavor, but I definitely would've liked a little more sauce on them. The Street Corn & Ricotta Dip was my favorite. The guacamole tasted really fresh, and I loved that they put it right on top of the corn instead of mixing everything together. The tortilla chips were fresh and crispy too. The Mac & Cheese was good, but it wasn't your typical cheddar mac and cheese. It had more of a creamy white-cheese flavor with penne and breadcrumbs, so just know it's a different take if you're expecting traditional mac. Overall, it was a nice little Saturday stop while we were out running errands. Good service from Vince, hot food, and a relaxed atmosphere. I'd definitely stop in again to try some other appetizers.

Our first visit to Joya's was actually Plan B after discovering another restaurant we planned to…read morevisit wasn't open on Tuesdays. Plan B worked out pretty well! We told the woman at the register that it was our first visit, and she was very helpful. She told us the Joya's Breakfast Sandwich was their most popular sandwich, so we both ordered one. It comes on a pav-tato roll with bacon, cheesy eggs, chutneys and chives. I thought it was excellent. It has a distinctive flavor and a little bit of a kick. Cindy noticed the heat more than I did, but she really liked the sandwich and especially loved the pav-tato roll. Everything tasted fresh, the portion size was great for brunch, and we both finished the whole thing. I had the Rose Mocha. The rose was pretty subtle to me, but it was a very good mocha regardless. Cindy had coffee and said it was excellent. Joya's is small and cozy, and it stayed busy during our visit around 11 AM. There were usually three or four people in line at the register, but service was quick. Our drinks arrived within a couple of minutes and the sandwiches in about 5-7 minutes. I also got a kick out of the self-serve water station: sparkling H2O is "fancy water," iced H2O is "cold water, very sad," and ambient H2O is "just water, kinda mid." Little touches like that give the place personality. The prices may be a little more than some places, but the portions were good, everything tasted fresh, and the quality made it feel worthwhile. We would definitely go back! Joya's 657 N. High St., Worthington, OH 43085

Stunned!! Have been meaning to try out Joya's for a long time, and finally got around to it. We had…read morea bit of a wait, but for how busy it was, they are quite efficient! One of the servers came around with samples of their new drink, which was Oaxacan inspired tea and such a phenomenal first experience. I could have had a gallon of the drink! I ordered the Kati Roll and the chicken sandwich for my husband to go. The Kati roll is the best savory meal I've had in months! The first bite made my eyes go round with how flavorful it was. It had a bit of sweetness that balanced with the other flavors so beautifully. The chicken sandwich was also a 10/10 from my husband, despite being eaten an hour after ordering. Though, if we had to pick one, we'd say the Kati roll would win. We were seated almost immediately after ordering. Despite how busy it was, it didn't feel over-crowded. They told us about 45 min for our food, since they were so busy and backed up, but our food arrived not even 20 minutes later. Also, everyone we interacted with was so kind and pleasant! Honestly, everything we tried was perfection. As a Bengali myself, I was overjoyed with the representation. I can't wait to come back (maybe on a weekday when the line might be shorter?)

Cast Iron steak and enchilada. This is one amazing dish. Perfectly prepared steak, enchilada with a…read morewonderful lightly spiced green sauce, and black bean side. Service was 5* tonight. Everything was super clean!

I really like Northstar Cafe, especially the Westerville location. I've been coming here for years,…read morebut I just can't justify leaving a full five stars because of the price. I always get the Uptown Salad. It is literally my favorite salad of all time, but the cost just keeps increasing and the meat portion size is shrinking. Today, I had about three full bites of chicken and this cost me $19. This was my only meal today, so I added on some fries to make this my "Girl Dinner". This was a normal size side of fries, and it cost me an extra $7. The ambiance is comforting, the staff is pleasant, but for a place I order at the counter, still leave a tip, and then have to pour my own beverage, $30 for one person is excessive.

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.

Normally, I love the food from here, but my recent experience wasn't the best. It was just a few…read moreyoung girls working their butts off, so I'll give them the benefit of the doubt. I ordered the Cali breakfast flatbread and as soon as I was handed it, I could feel something cold. Biting into semi cold eggs isn't a pleasant feeling. Apart from that, the flatbread was good. The value would have been better if a side was included like most other flatbreads. I also ordered the Detox Island Green smoothie. It wasn't anything to brag about. It tasted a little off...I'm not sure how to describe it. Perhaps too heavy on the ginger. If you like green smoothies, I would opt for their regular Island Green (no ginger is added) or the Avocolada. Overall, it's still a decent place to grab yummy smoothies, so I'll be back.

The service has definitely improved and my mobile order was completed in a very timely fashion. I…read moretried the açaí bowl for the first time and it was amazing!!!

WOW. So I had a…read moremedical appointment up in Westerville & as usual, due to health issues, couldn't eat before it -- which means I would be hungry & cranky by the time it was over. Husband came with me, and we were trying to find a reasonably inexpensive restaurant with good food. A quick search turned up a lot of *expensive* restaurants in the Polaris area, and restaurants that we weren't into at that point, but then I saw Agape' listed right near the Ohio Health offices up there. So I did what any sane hungry person would do -- I asked the nurses & techs at Ohio Health who were involved in the procedure, "Hey, that Agape place nearby? Any good?" (seriously, medical people are going to know the good eateries nearby -- they get a ton of delivery because they're always busy & they aren't going to mess around with a crappy eating place for their lunch breaks). I got an immediate "OH HELL YEAH" and enthusiastic recommendations from not only the folks who were involved in my medical stuff, but also the desk staff, other nurses/techs, etc etc. That's an amazing sign -- a place that gets immediate "OH MY GOD YES" when you ask folks at random if it's any good. So, my medical procedure over, we went to Agape'. OH MY GOD, YES. OH HELL YEAH. First, it's a chain, but it's a LOCAL chain, founded & based here in Columbus OH with only a few locations around the city at the moment. They seem to have focused on taking over the old/defunct Chipotle locations (Chipotle's mostly gone belly-up here), and repurposing it for their Greek/Mediterannean concept. Let me be clear for the folks in the back: AGAPE' IS NOT OWNED BY CHIPOTLE & HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THEM. They're Columbus-local, & MORE POWER TO THEM. Agape' works like Chipotle -- select your base (salad, fresh pita bread, bowl), select your protein, select your sauces/spreads, load up on the fillings, and DAMMIT GET THE GREEK FRIES, THEY'RE SO FREAKIN' AWESOME...:cough: sorry. So both Husband and I had pita gyros with various different fillings and then made the "mistake" of ordering 2 portions of Greek Fries, one for each of us. FYI, those portions are BIG. One order of Greek Fries is more than enough for two people, but who cares, we've got leftover Greek Fries in the fridge for a snack later... :cough: sorry. The food is that good. We had to wait a bit for fresh pita (but who cares? FRESH HOT PITA!!!), all the fillings & protein & THOSE FRIES were fresh, hot, tasty, filling & just go ahead and add any other complimentary adjectives here, because Agape' deserves it. They took the Chipotle concept, improved it, ran with it, and GOD, I hope they succeed & stay the course, because I have regular medical stuff up in Westerville, and I really need a good inexpensive place to eat after those appointments are done. (My only minimal gripe -- no Clintonville location. Yet. The Westerville location is about 20 minutes up the road for us; the next closest seems to be out in Gahanna. But don't rush to expand, Agape' -- expanding too fast, too soon can sink a business hard. Take your time & focus on that glorious Greek food. AND THOSE FRIES.) Oh, and the baklava was PERFECT, too. ;)

Came here to say for lunch while on a work trip, and will definitely come back! I got the pita with…read moregyro, and a side of pita and hummus, and the portions were incredible! I left full, and the taste was amazing!