Showing posts with label breakfast. Show all posts
Showing posts with label breakfast. Show all posts

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...

Life Is A Big Steaming Bowl...Of Home

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Fancy and oats, such as this McCann's Steel Cut Irish Oatmeal, weren't a thing for me until much later in my life Growing up, oa...

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...

Hedging on the Veggies

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Vegetables, exotic and more familiar, at Columbus's Saraga International Market Kids hate their vegetables, right? At least, the con...

Two of the Old Guard: Michael's Goody Boy Diner/Chef-O-Nette

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Considered the oldest restaurant in Columbus proper, Ringside Cafe has been serving its burgers and other eats in Pearl Alley since 1897 ...

From Indy to Columbus via Columbus: A Sweet Return Home

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A beautiful morning in the Village of Broad Ripple greeted us for our return home Our final Indy trip threesome of destinations on our r...

Donuts and Development: Buckeye Donuts

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The snapshot of the ongoing redevelopment of High Street next to Ohio State University from earlier this summer As you may have noticed,...

Cincy Travels Pt. 4: A Fifty-Fifty Brewposition

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Just one of the several photographs one can find of famed highway US 50 at Fifty West Brewing, located on the eastern outskirts of Cincinn...

The Old Man and the C(offee): Hemingway's Coffee Nook

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Part of the Poindexter Village staircase mural at the Columbus Metropolitan Library , as depicted by renowned local artist Animah Robinson...

Charleston Choosing (Part 2): Grits Are Good For You, and The Slice you Needa'

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Walking on top the High Battery, the seawall and promenade which was originally part of the town's coastal battery defenses The fact...

Saying Hello To An Old Friend: Return to Asheville

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Mural of actress/comedienne/Asheville native Shirley Hemphill, as painted by local artist Gus Cutty "And we're supping on tear...

Hier spielt die Musik: Valter’s at The Maennerchor

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My first encounter with the German culinary hybrid currywurst came courtesy of a Columbus Männerchor booth at German Village's Villag...
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The Happy Ones Are Here: Baba's

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The current mural outside Baba's in Columbus' South of Hudson (SoHud) neighborhood My spouse and I are generally fairly unabashe...
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The Sounds of Bronuts: Cravings Cafe

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When I initially started writing this post related to the return of Cravings Cafe, I kind of got the feeling that I was adding to the cho...

Wine Country in Recovery: When You Can Beat 'Em, Cooperate 'Em to Death (Pt. 1)

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Woodstock, along with numerous Peanuts-themed statues, watches over the city of Santa Rosa, longtime home of famed cartoonist Charles M....

X-Wings and Random Things: Mike's Place (Kent, OH)

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First off, the weather in Ohio has rated as supremely comfortable right now for the last couple weeks. While mid-fifties temperatures may...
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Lovin' The Oven: Forno Kitchen & Bar

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If Corso Ventures isn't one the hottest restaurant development groups in the Columbus area right now, it certainly ranks in the top t...
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Cincy Trip Pt. 3: From Sleepy Bees to Screaming Trees

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Our Sunday focus in Cincinnati was to grab some screen time in front of the TV for a little football action. But of course, we needed some ...

Where The Best Once Held Court: Delaney's Diner

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One of the first and most fun "buzzy" Columbus eateries that my spouse and I became acquainted with shortly after my move her...
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State of Roamance: The Bates Farm Kitchen (Sandusky)/Georgetown Vineyards (Cambridge)

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When you roam around the state of Ohio as much as we tend to do, you end up at a lot of places that are definitely worthy enough of a mentio...
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