Advice on where to eat in Columbus...

[OSUsushichic]

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Wow, that was intelligent.

 

[buckeyefool]

Wow, that was intelligent.

what was said?

 

[sepia5]

The Columbus food scene gets a glowing write-up in the Washington Post:

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2011/01/28/AR2011012804375.html

 

[WolverineMike]

wasn't sure where else to ask this:


Has anyone eaten at Barrio? It's a tapas place located in the old Wendy's downtown across from the old COSI building. Trying to figure out where to take the wife for our 11th wedding anniversary this weekend. Not looking for out of the world prices, but we want to try something new.


Thoughts?

 

[jwinslow]

I haven't eaten there, but it seemed like it was a place with some tapas items rather than an actual tapas restaurant.

 

[ochre]

Unless they've moved recently, Barrio isn't where the original Wendy's was.

 

[WolverineMike]

We're just going to hit up Cameron's. It's on our side of town and we know we'll get a quality meal. Hate to try something new and not be pleased on such a special day. Thanks for the input, though.

 

[sepia5]

More glowing reviews of C-Bus as a foodie destination and all-around great city here:

http://www.blue-kitchen.com/2011/10...-chops-mashed-sweet-potatoes-and-swiss-chard/

http://www.blue-kitchen.com/2012/10/31/baked-eggs-with-tomato-and-spinach/#more-15246

 

[jwinslow]

We waddled a few blocks up the street to Pistacia Vera, a beautiful, airy patisserie where everything is scratch-made from loads of butter and sugar.

A must stop every time we are in german village. Their macaroons are $1.25 each and worth every penny.

 

[Dryden]

Another bump. The Pearl and Rigsby's Kitchen named.

http://blog.forbestravelguide.com/five-secret-foodie-cities

 

[THEWOOD]

Anyone been to Rigsby's? Looks pretty easy to get in.