Budd dairy is one of my favorite food halls in the city! They have so many options for not only…read morefood but bars as well! My friends and her family recently came for her parents weekend and we had a great time on the rooftop bar. I can't wait to go back during the summer when it's open. More than that, everytime I go the service is so friendly and you can tell they're really excited to help serve and talk to you. I love that they have brunch too and a bunch of events weekly like trivia and bingo. I recommend Budd Dairy to anyone who's visiting Columbus or even locals if they want to try something new.

I love a good food hall . I've been to Budd Dairy a few times on game days or just to grab food,…read moreand it's always good vibes. You can use a QR code to order food and drinks from your table, then float around and explore the place! There's a tv/stage area on the main level, but there's another bar upstairs that gives more chic, lounge energy. Whether you're with friends or stopping by solo, there's plenty of space, food, and cocktails to enjoy.

East Market is one of my fav places around town, so I've been making my way through all the…read morerestaurants. Koso is a Korean restaurant that serves a fusion of Japanese and Korean cuisine. I chose a sushi roll and some wings this visit, they were both great . The sushi was made fresh and the wings were hot and crispy. They were also doing a scratch off for various prizes and I won a free cookie!

Pros: Good location at East Market…read moreOpen until 8:30pm Nice selection of drinks and yummy dishes Onigiri is buy 1 get 1 closer to closing Homemade kimchi Cons: Wish there was a little more counter seating Pro tip: Catch up with the owner. She is a gem and YouTube famous!

Technically reviewing Rolls Reversed. I am super happy to see that this place is open and their…read morerole selection has been expanded as well as their footprint at the East market. Everything is always amazing, the only complaint that I have is often they run out of inventory of rolls, which I guess speaks to how good things are here.

Decent but I don't think it was worth it. The worker was very kind and our food was ready in a…read moredecent time. The catfish came very hot and fresh but it had a lot of extra crispy sides to it that isn't worth eating and you can tell the grease it was fried in was dirty and/or old because it has that old old burnt specks on it. The sides are kind of small for 5 dollars each and the collard greens seemed like a lot of juice. For the price I would expect a little more. The fries were pretty good though.

I've been coming here since 2017, and it's always been a reliable spot at the convention center…read more Their chicken fried rice is my go-to, and I usually ask for it extra spicy. The chefs have years of experience, and the quality has remained consistent over time. I also really enjoy their chili oil--it adds a great touch to the fried rice.

My first time eating here at the Columbus Convention Center food court. Chose General Tso chicken…read morewhich is my go to Asian food dish. Did not really enjoy the flavor when I compare to other place I eat asian food. White rice was fine and the fountain drink they charge $1 for refills, which is a show stopper for me when they charge 2.75 per drink. This is a walk up so no real ambiance to talk about but behind the counter seemed in order and generally clean to the naked eye. Will not likely return here when visiting the convention center.

Dinin' Hall is a great concept. It's an indoor food truck court. The area is kind of bad but it's…read moregetting better. It's nice to be able to have somewhere to sit and eat your food truck food inside. There's also some cool local artists hanging there. If you haven't been to the area recently you might be confused. It's located in the Franklinton neighborhood. This area has had a reputation of being crime infested and trashy. It's gotten much better recently. The area is home to some up and coming businesses that are reshaping it and making it safer. If you're looking for the hall, it's located in the 400 West Rich building. This shares a building with a gathering of local artists and Strongwater bar and restaurant. It's a good way to meet new people and make connections. The people you meet are very interesting so to say. I like visiting local businesses so Dinin' Hall is a good way to do it. It features some of the best food trucks in the city. The area isn't the best but it has gotten much better and will improve thanks to concepts like this.

I have been anticipating the opening of Dinin' Hall for a month now. When I first heard about it, I…read morewas immediately intrigued by the concept. I love food trucks but it can be a hassle tracking them down sometimes. Having a central location is a great way to try out different ones without traipsing all over Columbus. I went on the 2nd day and they were still working out some minor kinks but I thought the execution was close to perfect. Ordering is easy, paying inside is easy (they accept credit card, yay! but prefer cash), and getting your food is easy. You can also take your food to go. I love the look of this place as well. Very minimalist and well-designed. Not surprising since the husband & wife team that own it are architects. I had the chance to chat with the wife (didn't catch her name) for a few minutes and she was so sweet! Nothing better than supporting local businesses run by awesome people. Other things I loved: delicious, free cookies in celebration of the first week and all the items they sold at the register. I think I saw chocolate dipped oranges, pattycake cookies, macarons, and thunder kiss coffee. Snacks for the drive home!

Amazing food and great service always. Highly recommend. They have great sushi options for…read morevegetarian as well!

When I read they are closing soon (6/28/26) I thought crap, I have a Columbus Independents voucher…read moreto use. Paid $25 for a $50 certificate. I rushed to get ready for their 3:00 happy hour. It's Friday. Paid $30 at a parking garage because it's ComFest weekend. Ugh. There were 2 people there. The bartender and a guy at the bar. The music was excruciatingly loud. I couldn't hear her and told her so. Then I heard they were doing things differently and something about hibachi. I then asked if they would accept my voucher. She took it to the bar guy, came back with it and said something I couldn't hear. I said so. She was informed they could not accept it. I declined to stay. It was disappointing since I made a special trip but even more annoying to not hear because of the music. Why stay open 2 more days? There were no customers and it's ComFest. And why not accept the voucher? Goodbye. Forno received my business.

I ate half a sandwich from here in March 2021 and I got horrible food poisoning. We know it was…read morefood poisoning because we were with a large fraternity formal group and the only people who got sick were the people who ate at subway that night. DO NOT EAT HERE .

I came to this restaurant in fall 2011, the food is standard Subway quality, it is in a food court…read moresetting so there is plenty of space to sit. I don't think the hours of operation are set. This black employee, Eczavier or Xavier, was really cheerful, sincere and courteous; impressive. Something you don't see everyday, in fast food people. I would go again. Update 06/03/2013: I first reviewed (5 stars) this Subway a while ago and was a repeat visitor in large part because of the good service I was given by the employee but I have not seen him in months. The service now is lacking; it's just another Subway with people making your food who really don't want to be there and don't want to help you. I hope that worker is still there.

Great price for the amount of food, and I loved the egg roll…read moreI work near here so I will be coming back

I had it via uber eats so I can't speak on service or ambiance. However the lo mein noodles and…read moremushroom chicken was serviceable!