Food and Drink in Columbus, Ohio and Central Ohio

Over the years, Columbus, Ohio has continued to grow in reputation as a can't miss food destination. When looking for good sushi, Columbus, again, doesn't disappoint. When dealing with the craving only a sushi afficianado can truly understand, Moshi Sushi Bar is just what the doctor ordered.

Hometown favorite Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams is long on flavor and craftmanship. Check out our review and learn more about the Jeni's Ice Creams app.

Columbus is a great place for sensitive palates and empty bellies. The culinary scene is taking off and each month the Columbus Ohio Guide brings your the top foodie events and activities.

This famous little German Village restaurant is a hot spot for a big reason. Psst, it's a sandwich.

Columbus is all about food. Well, it's all about football, then food depending on who you ask. The thing that surprises most people? The fabulous variety and depth of culinary delights the city offers. Check out my roundup of May foodie events.

Columbus is quickly gaining the reputation as a foodie heaven. Culinary artisans are expanding on efforts to buy and use local foods while exploring food outside the boundaries of normal Midwest fare. Each month we like to bring you some of the best places to sample this food revolution.

North Market is chocked full of food and fun. Located in the Short North District it has 35 different vendors all gathered in one very cool place to shop, eat and explore Columbus' culinary side.

Columbus is becoming the home of the diverse palate. Foodies from around the world recognize Columbus' artisan foods, alcohols and events. We're more than fried Kool-Aid, though we have that too.

Columbus is becoming the home of the diverse palate. Foodies from around the world recognize Columbus' artisan foods, alcohols and events. This holiday season, check out what Columbus has to offer - I bet you'll be surprised!

Summer festivals are a Columbus, Ohio staple. Here we celebrate diverse cultures - Hispanic, African American, Serbian, Asian, etc.; diverse music - Jazz, blues, alternative; and diverse foods - ribs, strawberries, tomatoes and anything that can be put on a stick or fried.

The Black Creek Bistro’s quirky, creative combinations of fresh-off-the-farm ingredients quickly earned it a place on the “Top Columbus Restaurants” lists. And the food and service just keep getting better. The best time to enjoy Black Creek Bistro if you’re on a budget? Monday-Fridays, 4-7 p.m.

Steak is serious business in Columbus. Try the six restaurants listed below. There are a couple of other well-known steak houses in the area, but these stand just a bit taller. They begin with melt-in-your-mouth filets and exceptional service, and go straight up from there.

A Review of The Twisted Vine -- Wine and Cigars in Grandview

Roasting coffee -- make that roasting coffee well -- is like alchemy. Something magic happens when the heat is applied. These four Central Ohio coffee roasters know the subtle joys of fresh-roasted coffee. They experiment and play, discovering flavor nuances for us to savor in the morning and throughout the day.

A review of Lotus Grill Restaurant at Crosswoods, near Marcus theater, north of Worthington, Ohio in Central Ohio.

This Columbus Convention and Visitors Bureau site has news, events and links to GLBT-friendly businesses.

A review of Weiland's Gourmet Market in Columbus, Ohio

A fun bar for gays and straights. An added plus: straight, solo women can usually have a good time and feel safe.

This sweet Columbus staple began in 1932 when a Greek immigrant named Anthony Zanetos opened Coop Dairy in Franklinton. When his son Thomas returned from WWll, the two men went into the candy-making business. Free Factory Tours are every Tuesday and Thursday from 9:30 am. to 2:30 pm.

Looking for a nearby farmers' market? This site provides market dates, times and what you'll find, all arranged by zip code. It even lists the winter farmers' markets.

Gourmet nuts, chocolates and natural peanut butter, almond butter, cashew butter and "hot and spicy" peanut butter. A Columbus company since 1898, Krema offers free factory tours by appointment for people over 21.

Review of the top 5 restaurants at Easton Town Center in Columbus, Ohio.

A full review of Columbus Ohio's The Happy Greek Restaurant located in the Short North neighborhood.