Top Restaurants in Columbus, Ohio

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Top Restaurants in Columbus

OSAKA TON KATSU

OSAKA TON KATSU

โญ 5.0 (46 reviews)

194 S High St, Columbus, OH 43215

Fit Fresh Fast

Fit Fresh Fast

โญ 5.0 (35 reviews)

2680 Billingsley Rd, Columbus, OH 43235

Maryam's Halal "Taste of New York"

Maryam's Halal "Taste of New York"

โญ 5.0 (35 reviews)

1600 Oakland Park Ave, Columbus, OH 43224

Urban Gourmet

Urban Gourmet

โญ 5.0 (74 reviews)

212 Kelton Ave, Columbus, OH 43205

Curry Kabab Handi Biryani

Curry Kabab Handi Biryani

โญ 5.0 (83 reviews)

195 E Campus View Blvd, Columbus, OH 43235

Lori's Bake Shoppe, LLC

Lori's Bake Shoppe, LLC

โญ 5.0 (22 reviews)

165 S Vine St, Pataskala, OH 43062

Frequently Asked Questions About Columbus Food

What is famous to eat in Columbus?

Buckeye Candy: These peanut butter and chocolate treats are named after the Ohio State University mascot.
Schmidt's Sausage Haus: Famous for their German sausages and jumbo cream puffs.
Columbus-style Pizza: Thin crust, edge-to-edge toppings, cut into squares.
Thurman Burger: Giant, legendary burgers from Thurman Cafe.
Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams: Creative artisanal ice cream that started in Columbus.

What are Columbus's foodie neighborhoods?

The Short North is known for trendy restaurants and bars. German Village features charming eateries and the famous Schmidt's. Grandview Heights has many chef-driven restaurants, while Clintonville is known for casual dining and coffee shops.

What is Columbus's food scene known for?

Columbus has a surprisingly diverse food scene with strong influences from Somali, Nepali, Mexican, and various Asian cuisines due to its diverse immigrant populations. The city is also known for farm-to-table dining, craft breweries, and a strong food truck presence.

Why is Columbus a great food city?

As a test market for many restaurant chains, Columbus sees new concepts before they go nationwide. The city has a thriving independent restaurant scene, affordable dining options, and the influence of the Culinary Institute at Columbus State. It's also home to major food companies like Wendy's and White Castle.