Great quirky local diner restaurant with a Caribbean/South American flair. Big portions at a great…read moreprice. This place is usual busy for a reason. The cool mismatched interior gives it an unique feel. Great friendly staff. Delicious breakfast and lunch.

Pros: Great location with easy street parking…read morelove the decor - the retro clocks are my favorite! Broad menu - breakfast all day, lunch and dinner Specials are creative Enjoyed my 2 eggs, meat, and pancakes dish - a value at $11 Service was excellent and food came out fast Cons: Cuban French toast was a bit oily and not enough powdered sugar sausage only comes in a patty - wish there were links too Pro tip: Breakfast for lunch is the best! Over easy eggs were cooked perfectly.

We love the food and the family atmosphere. Every time we visit we receive service with a smile. We…read morehighly recommend.

Great food, good service, wish some parts were cleaner. Prices are decent for a good amount of…read morefood. Busy on sundays

We reviewed this a while back but we just visited again and they have new things! Their outdoor…read morepatio is redone and so beautiful! It has shade and a lovely breeze on our visit. The menu has expanded with drinks and food. Weve never had bad drinks, food or service and this visit was no different. Absolutely delicious!

The food was so good! My friends had several different empanadas and I had the chicken panini. We…read morewere all thrilled with the dishes. Parking is a bit of a challenge, but it's worth it.

I stopped into this quaint little bakery on my way into the office the other day for breakfast. The…read morestaff was super friendly and working hard pumping out all those yummy looking bagels and bialys all over the display cases. I opted for the Por que no el Puerco on the cashier-recommended pretzel bun. The flavors and the layers were sensational. A great bite without being too heavy or too greasy. The pretzel bun was also a great choice - some salt but not trying to actively dehydrate you with every bite. The Bear bottled latte was also quite good. It was a very unique flavor profile with obviously lots of banana but it took a little getting used to being mixed with the bitterness of the coffee and some of the nuttiness of the hazelnut and oat milk. I'm not sure I'd go out of my way to get it again, but with the limited coffee options here, I wouldn't not get it either. Overall, a really solid place to stop. Not necessarily the best place to go if you're looking for breakfast AND coffee, but certainly a great local joint to check out!

I wasn't expecting Bears Bagels to be attached to a gas station but it is. Parking is limited, and…read moreit is an order and take your food to go place. There is a vendor out in the parking lot that offers limited coffee options. The line in Bear Bagels was long. You can tell they are a favorite. I ordered the lox bagel. It was tasty and filling. There were some delicious sounding bagel sandwich options, it was hard to pick.

The GOAT has a diverse menu, a friendly casual environment with amazing servers. The price points…read moreare fair for the amount of food you get and the presentation. My servers were fast and friendly, even lending an ear for conversation. I highly recommend the goat for a bite to eat and a drink.

We had a wonderful experience at the restaurant, the food and atmosphere was great and our server…read moreKelcie was very friendly, attentive, and the suggestions she gave to us regarding dishes were very good.

YE Gurl Says: Brunch, Babies & Biscuits at Scramblers Hilliard…read more **Date:** September 6, 2025 **Place:** Scramblers Hilliard You know when you've lived somewhere a while and then discover a spot hiding in plain sight? That's Scramblers Hilliard. A friend put me on--and even hosted her baby shower there. Imagine a cross between Denny's and First Watch, with an added bonus: a back space event area you can snag for free (since they don't do reservations). Translation--get there early, chicas. For the meal, I skipped the all-you-can-eat griddle (tempting... maybe next time ). The Surf's Up ($12.99) went to the beau: tender, sustainably sourced shrimp sautéed and folded into hand-cracked scrambled eggs with cream cheese and dill. Served with hollandaise, bread, and your choice of a Scramblers side--it was a crowd-pleaser with a little doctoring up when we got home. I went with the Big Country ($13.79)--a layering of giant flaky biscuits, golden hash browns, two eggs, and sausage gravy. Except, I forgot the sausage gravy part might include, well... sausage. I picked it out, but even then, the dish landed kind of flat. Heavy on portions, light on flavor. I had to break out the ketchup, and honestly, it still needed heat. I get it--the flavor runway is probably tailored to their audience dun dun dun..., but still. What made the morning sparkle wasn't the food but the reason: celebrating love and longevity with Kenya G. and her soon-to-arrive little Elite-in-training. 15+ years together? That's the kind of milestone brunch is made for. YE Gurl says: Scramblers is more about community than culinary innovation, but sometimes that's exactly what you need.

They have an extensive menu with great prices! The food tasted very good and was prepared well.read more

Extremely late post (2024)…read more The one good thing about post this review so late, it reminds me that we need to get back here soon. One of the best restaurants we've eaten in Columbus since we've been here. Great food, great service, great atmosphere! Everything was just right. We even sat outside and ate. Don't do that very often. The inside was nice too. Good music playing, nice bar area. I will be back.

Man, we were fresh into Columbus on a very hot and sticky day and needed a covered outdoor patio…read morefor us - and Puppy . We saw this spot and decided to hit them up for a din-din and beer on this auspicious late afternoon. We were seated and they quickly brought out a menu - including one for our pup! How cool was that? I ordered their house lager- hubby ordered chicken Caesar salad- I got chicken tenders and waffles for me with fried okra for the table- puppy got a whole chicken breast- nice! Ok the taste - I'm not a huge okra fan. But these fried little morsels were spiced up and hit the spot- hubby loved his salad while I munched down my chicken and waffles like - you know - stat! And the service was great- definitely was awesome. If you want a little taste of the south? Check this place out?

Never ever disappointed by Lil Donut Factory! Donuts are always delicious and the staff is always…read morebeyond pleasant and helpful. Unassuming location attached to one side of a gas station but easy to get in and out. The Apple fritter is a personal favorite.

Good customer service. The doughnuts were super popular. I called in the order & items were ready…read moreas soon as I got there. Nicely done.

Nice little family owned place, so many fun donuts and pastries to choose from!…read more The fresh cracked egg sandwich was delicious, I got it on a croissant and my husband got it on a biscuit and both of them looked and tasted fresh! A little pricey but honestly the location, service, and quality is sooo worth it! The Buckeye Latte was amazing and can't wait to come back and try something else!!

A very disappointing visit as we had heard good things. The selection of donuts was mostly picked…read moreover, we got a dozen. We each tasted a donut hole that was mediocre. The drink cooler was not very cold so drinks were not enjoyable. They told us they were out of French Toast after we ordered and paid. We switched to grilled cheese which they said was more expensive. When we got to our table we realized that the grilled cheese was $5.80 less than the French toast so after a little debate my wife went up to the counter and explained it and the guy offered her some of the last of the donuts, my wife said no thanks and the guy gave her a five dollar bill. The grilled cheese was not good. My breakfast sandwich was warm and not too bad. It had bacon with a maple taste. The biscuit was fresh but not sure it was made on site. The total bill for the sandwiches, no sides, and a dozen donuts was about $50, $45, counting the $5 back. It felt about $20 overpriced for what we got. The cashier was unfriendly and aloof from the beginning. Maybe he was having a bad day. We were the only customers at about 12:30 on a Saturday.

Cafe Elena is just a great restaurant to go to. The food is amazing. I ordered Crepe de Nutella,…read moreand a Rich Dark Chocolate smoothie. That was really tasty. The ambience it self is really nice, the bathrooms are really clean, and the restaurant is not too empty and not too crowded. But there was steady traffic. That's how you know it has really good food. The service is amazing. The servers are extremely nice. Our server was recommending food options and always being polite and respectful. They are quick and efficient, and the food was fresh.

Stopped here for the first time, and we loved it! The service, space, and food are all great! We…read morehad the Nutella crepes and breakfast burrito. I'd highly recommend both. I'll be back!