Your prices on all your garden plants and bushes have really gone up where I will sadly have to…read moreshop elsewhere as I'm retired and on a fixed income. I have been coming here since you opened. I have enjoyed your deli, Amish Jared goods, your seasonal offerings and certainly your lovely plants. Wish you all the best.

I've driven past Sambuca's many times and have been meaning to stop here. Disappointed with the…read moreplant selection at a big box store, my wife and I went to Sambuca's looking for spring plants. The "greenhouse" part of the business haas an excellent selection of plants - potted plats, flats, hanging backets, shrubs, etc. We talked to 3 different employees and ALL 3 were very pleasant and most helpful. They really seemed to know what they were talking about and we able to answer questions and direct us to where we could find particular plants. I did not get inside but my wife said they have what appears to be a well-stocked Italian deli inside. Something to look into on my next visit. We left with a trunkload of plants. I highly recommend this place.

Food and service are always great. Sports bar type environment. If you're wanting to visit with…read morefriends or family, it gets a little noisy on Trivia nights (maybe Tuesdays?). Be sure to check out the pretzel bread.

Late night dinner for me and my husband (9pm) this place is one of the few places open after 9 in…read moreDelaware that's serves food. Pretzel bread made with Ale cheese- heavy on the ale. The bread itself also had an alcohol taste to it- maybe it's the batch as the last time I had it I couldn't taste it but this time I may not pass a breathilizer from it alone I had the RBW Burger and the aioli was tasty. The pickles were unlike any I've had before- like the thing between a pickle and a cucumber. The wait staff were nice! The volume was pretty standard for a bar. Only gave it a four because the food can be inconsistent between visits. (Last time the fries were way too salty and this time they were perfect- also the bread)

So excited that this location is open again and currently they are offering $5 beers all day on…read moreSunday which is a great deal. They usually have a food truck available. Great spot to stop and try some new beers.

Stopped by the Columbus Brewing Company Taproom with a rather large group after a banquet. The…read moreinside is pretty big, with really cool artwork and decor on the walls. They have a patio in the middle of the building, so that's where we sat. The service was good and they were able to take payment on a handheld device up front which made for closing tabs a breeze. I tried the 'Summer Teeth,' a German style lager and it was really good. It also came in a cool, mini-liter German style glass which was neat They have a full menu and the food sounded appealing. A few people in our group got the french fries. We didn't stay very long, so I didn't get the full experience but from what I can tell, the CBC Taproom has a lot of potential and I'm excited to give it another try for a meal and drinks.

Where I work, they have "Food Truck Fridays" in the summertime. I don't normally go outside for…read morethat since I don't like spending a lot on food and I prefer to treat myself for a Friday dinner, not a lunch. However, two years ago, I went to the food trucks and got Short North Bagel Deli. I had gotten the Good Ole Goodale and it was SOO GOOD that I thought about it for days afterwards. I even googled to see if there was a legit location instead of the food truck. Alas, it wasn't meant to be. The following summer, I was training for my first full marathon so no way I was able to eat any of the food truck fare during that summer. However, this summer I saw that Short North Bagel Deli was back in our parking lot! Even though I had packed my lunch, I knew I wanted to re-experience the Good Ole Goodale! It was pretty much as good as I remembered it. Delicious turkey, flavorful havarti cheese and ooey gooey cream cheese and avocado pouring out the sides (warning...this sandwich is MESSY!). They allow you to pick your bagel type (white, wheat or everything). I opted for white! Also, the staff is friendly and the chips are only $1! I got the Miss Vickie's salt & vinegar. Yum! Reasonably priced as well ($8 for the bagel and chips). I do wish this food truck had an actual location. I find it odd that it's called Short North Bagel Deli when it's not technically located in the Short North. Overall, I definitely enjoyed and it will remain one of my fave food trucks!

Short North Bagel Deli is a good food truck. It has a simple menu. There's mostly bagels of course…read moreand some sides. It also has build your own options. The service is pretty fast most times. I got the bagel with most of the vegetables. It's about $5 for one bagel. The sides of potato chips aren't that special. It was overall a good bagel. The actual bagel was fluffy and warm. It's a steamed bagel so it's different than the hard ones you usually get. This one was much better. Inside the mustard and vegetables were fresh. This is also a popular truck so expect a line. I would get something from here again. The truck is often around the OSU campus on Ackerman. When you want a bagel the next time you should go there.

This location opened on 5/24/26 in the former Hot Chicken Takeover location…read more The inside has been redesigned. Enter through the main door and there is a table with branded merchandise available for purchase. Place your order and they will get it ready for you. At the end of the counter is the register. This feels very odd to say, but the person who takes your order, packages/plates your food items, nearly whispers into the ear of the person who is ringing up the order, is providing a curated experience. To repeat your order at the cash registers feels very much like a part of a production line. The drink station is next to the register and along the wall is a spot to get lids, straws, etc. The kitchen is behind the case of baked goods and you can view them making the food while you're in line. Seating is plentiful. There are tables and chairs. Along one wall is bench style seating. Lots of light wood and light. The noise level can be loud. The second glass door in front is blocked by a table and chairs from being used. This is for the safety of the outdoor patrons. One morning the patio area was completely full. The former drive through window is still there but it's not currently in use. I thought it might be turned into a walk up window at some point for people who order ahead or single neighbors who bring their dog and don't want to let them out of their sight while getting food or coffee. They have cars parked there to discourage walkups. On one visit the line was almost to the door but there were two people taking orders so the line went quickly. Of course I've gotten the egg sandwich. Still great. I've finally tried the everything danish which is a savory start to the day. The sticky bun is a solid example of what a sticky bun should be. This location has a pastry cream/custard filled donut. The filling is not a sweet sugar bomb if that's what you're looking for. So happy to have this new location in the neighborhood.

Great atmosphere, great people. Pretty pricey though but good for a treat. Breakfast sandwich was…read moregood, Japanese style eggs inside.

One of my favorite fast-casual spots in Columbus for a quick, consistently delicious meal and I've…read morealready been three times in the past few months. My usual order is the Reuben on rye with corned beef, sauerkraut, Swiss, and Russian dressing. It's always my go-to and never disappoints. I also recently tried the State & Main on rye with corned beef, pastrami, and coleslaw, which was another solid choice. I've heard great things about the Paesano on an Italian sub bun with ham, hot capicola, pepperoni, provolone, lettuce, tomato, onion, banana peppers, and Italian dressing (can be served hot or cold). A friend's favorite is the Figaboudit on grilled ciabatta with prosciutto, fig jam, goat cheese, and arugula. If you go, don't skip the homemade chips with the house-made sour cream and onion dip--it's easily my favorite thing on the menu and worth ordering as a side or appetizer.

This business actually operates under two names: Uptown Deli and Brew is the same place as…read moreTemperance Row Brewing. They are one and the same according to our waitress. I love days when I can sit on their patio which is behind the building and away from street noise - it is private and very comfortable. As the name (Deli and Brew) might indicate, the menu leans heavily towards excellent deli sandwiches and the menu includes a nice varity of their local brews. My favorite sandwichs are either the Pastrami (that I had today) or the State and Main which is a pastrami/ corned beef combination. I prefer their potato salad which is excellent while my wife prefers the cole slaw which is also excellent. Serivce was great and the food was excellent.

The premier pretzel in Columbus, Ohio. Super unique hand crafted pretzels that are will meet…read moreexpectations. Will be back for more!

Tatoheads = a solid food truck lunch experience!…read more Tatoheads parks outside of Germania on Front Street from time to time and it is SUPER close to my work so, recently, I decided to check it out. The first thing I did notice was that the poor young lady working in the truck was all on her own. This lead to the Tatoheads experience taking a VERY long time. I saw other colleagues walking to other restaurants in the area who both passed me heading to lunch and heading back to work because I was in line for so long and then had to wait for my food for so long. The gal working in the truck seemed very flustered even though she was super nice. When she brought me my order, she realized that it was completely wrong. She was super apologetic but I didn't have time to wait any longer so decided to go ahead and take the food she made. I ended up with Bacon Cheeseburger Fries. They were super delicious! It was such a yummy meal. Sadly, I am allergic to dairy so I ended up with some hives and a rash for eating it but it was basically worth it since it was so tasty. The portions were HUGE and I could barely finish my meal. I really liked it a lot and I hope to check it out again when they're less busy or less understaffed.

Again, more hype and excitement then needed. It was better…read morethan all the other food trucks at the festival, but only because the others really weren't great. Again, pricey, $4 for fries, and an extra $1 for sauce which of course you need. Then $7 for "combos" meaning loaded fries. We got the chicago dip with fries and I chose spicy which was too hot for me or my son so my husband got it. The fries were nothing special, a bit of mozz, some steak and way too much watery gravy which stained up everything. I did get to try the herbs de provence topping which was great exactly the right herbs it should be and I refused to pay $1 for ketchup so I asked him for a taste of the roasted red pepper and cilantro ketchup (with such a name I coulbd't leave without at least tasting it) and he gave me a try, it was not as expected. More like your cornstarch filled jellolike sweet chili sauce with green specks in it, so glad I saved the money on that. In all ok, but not worth going to again, I don't like fries enough to make a meal out of it and the portions not big enough to fill you up.