Showing posts with label Columbus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Columbus. Show all posts

The 614ortyPlatter - Rhythm Kitchen 1811

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The sign outside Columbus's Ace of Cups, one of the many music venues/bars which has managed to eke by during the pandemic I must say, t...

Day of Gluttony, Columbus Style - Part 2

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(Note: This is Part 2 of a blog post proposing our 24 different dishes from 24 different venues inside of 24 hours quest within Columbus, Oh...

Day of Gluttony, Columbus Style (Part 1)

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If nothing else, cutting the cable cord and going to streaming has increased our viewing options several dozen times over.  At times, the sh...

Loafing Around Encouraged: The Whitney House

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The humble meatloaf has graced numerous household dinner tables around the world in one form or another Many dishes come to mind when it...

The Nostalgia Bin: Columbus and Beyond

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As this The Book Loft shelf shows, plenty of travel guides exist to places people wish to go, such as Paris and the country of France in ...

The Beans Are Not Always Greener...

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The Carquinez Bridge, gateway to Vallejo and Benicia in San Francisco's east bay It may be less evident to more and more people as t...

Hitting the Grounds on Indianola: Yeah, Me Too

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Baba's, where coffee is brewed with Thunderkiss Coffee beans and pairs up well with their excellent breakfast sandwiches For all the...

Where The Weather is Wacky and the Forecasts Don't Matter

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Yes, Comedian/Host Drew Carey knows what's up with Ohio weather I've been in the Midwest long enough to get the joke about Ohi...

In Sync With The Shack?

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My first visit to Shake Shack came at an advantageous time - on a weekday, just after the prime lunch rush. Even better: most of the electro...

Brimful of Dishes on the Northwest Side

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The regional cuisines of India were, through circumstance, not something I explored a lot while living in the Bay Area. That changed for ...

Could it be...Seitan?

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The inside of the tasty Seitan Shawarma from Pittsburgh's B52 Cafe For all the hype meat substitute like the Impossible Burger and B...

It's Easy To Trace The Trucks of My Cheers (Summer 2019)

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As mentioned in a previous blog post in the Autumn 2018, I have veered toward notable experiences with the area's food trucks instead of...

Columbus Iconic: Whither The Lettuce Wrap?

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Iconic eats?  P.F. Chang's has made it three years in a row topping the (614) ColumBest Reader Poll for "Best Asian Restaurant...

The Fifty and The Familiar

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Theoretically, buzzy and busy places with communal seating like the area's Fox in the Snow locations will fall off the radar for me s...

Bundles vs. A La Carte: Cutting the Cord and the Pies

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After numerous years of just being lazy about dumping our cable TV, one more cable bill increase last month provided the necessary moment...

We're Going To Give It 101%

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The Meat Cut chart at Columbus's The Pearl Restaurant that started the whole 101% Cow Conundrum In the big-wide world of sports clic...

You Can't Spell Nostalgia without L-A-G

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Just one of the numerous albums put out by Jandek, perhaps the most cultiest of cult artists in the music world today Does owning one al...

Playing The Host: A Kid-Friendly Tour of Columbus (Pt. 2)

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A bloom hangs on against the impending winter cold at Columbus's Park of Roses As noted in the last blogpost , we don't get to...

Playing The Host: A Kid-Friendly Tour of Columbus (Pt. 1)

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There's more than macarons to titillate the taste buds at Pistacia Vera, a German Village standout and family destination While we...

Food Truck Roundup: Autumn 2018 Edition

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A little blast from the mobile food past: the colorful truck of Horn OK Please To paraphrase from my previous Food Truck roundup, the lo...