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Oldest Chinese restaurant in Cbus goes viral, has to adjust hours because of the attention
A 1950s Cantonese restaurant on Columbus’ West Side has been garnering praise for the past seven decades, but it’s officially gone “viral,” thanks to a national food blogger’s Tik Tok. Robert Martinez (@eatingwithrobert) has been traveling all across America and showcasing unique restaurants around the...
Two central Ohio pizzerias make it on Yelp’s 2024 list of ‘Top 100 Pizza Spots in Midwest’
The moment all of us pizza fanatics have been waiting for has finally arrived – Yelp released their exclusive, annual list of the Top 100 Pizza Spots in the Midwest – and two of our own have made it. Midwest pizza is really in a league of its...
Bojangles Makes Football Season More Affordable With Limited-time Deals on Wings
Your favorite fast-food chicken sandwich may soon have some serious competition. Bojangles, the beloved Charlotte, North Carolina-based chain known for its fried chicken, biscuits, and iced tea, is not just expanding its footprint with 270 new locations in the works — it's also adding exciting new menu items that are sure to catch the eye of football fans this season. Just in time for tailgating, Bojangles has launched marinated chicken wings in three flavors: Creamy Buffalo, BBQ, and Classic, all served with a new house-made ranch. While these wings are only available for a limited time, they’re perfect for any game-day gathering, and if you're looking to cut your dining-out costs, you can even snag 20% off a five-piece combo through the app. (Prices vary by location, but a 12-wing feast — complete with biscuits, sides, and tea — will run about $40.) So, whether you're looking to try these new wings, indulge in a BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwich, or satisfy your sweet tooth with their new peach cobbler, keep an eye out — Bojangles might just be coming to a city near you.
Get out and do something this weekend in central Ohio, Aug. 22-25
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – From celebrating your furry friends at Bark Bash, to the Columbus Clippers series at Huntington Park, here are things to see and do this weekend in central Ohio. Clippers vs. Indians Huntington Park, now through Sunday New Kids on the Block Nationwide Arena, Aug. 23 at 7 p.m. Columbus Mimosa Crawl […]
Whetstone Park pond remains empty after invasive species discovery. What's next?
Don't expect to cast your line into Whetstone Casting Pond anytime soon. The Clintonville park's pond remains drained after the discovery of an invasive species led to its closure in late July. Although the Columbus Parks and Recreation Department predicted water would be refilled after about two weeks after the late July...
The Columbus suburb with the best sandwich in the state, according to Yelp
On the hunt for one of the best sandwiches you’ve ever had? Well, the journey is not that far—it’s actually near Columbus. Yelp created a list of the best sandwiches in every state, and Ohio’s best sandwich is close to the capital city. You could say this sandwich is very far from sub-par...
Dogs abound at inaugural Bark Bash canine festival at Prairie Oaks Metro Park
Thousands of pups panted and played at Columbus and Franklin County Metro Parks' inaugural Bark Bash dog festival Saturday afternoon. Attendees could browse wares from 80 vendors, watch dog...
Fresh new movies to catch this weekend
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — Summer is for blockbusters but who said it couldn't be a bit scary? Hope Madden and George Wolf (MaddWolf) share their thoughts on the three newest films. Plus,their newest short film Basement Buddy will screen Saturday at the Gravity Film Showcase. It's a day-long program of Columbus made short films, live dance and sculpture. . It will take place at 480 W. Broad. Tickets for the whole day $10.
Fur Baby Friday: Ryan Reynolds and Vanessa from FCDS
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — Good Day Columbus featured Franklin County Dog Shelter Director Kaye Persinger on Friday, who brought two strays and two puppies from a litter of six that need forever homes. First up was the charming 3-year-old Mini Golden Doodle mix, affectionately named “Ryan Reynolds.”. Ryan...
Pins Mechanical holding final meet and greet with adoptable dogs
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – As August marks “National Dog Month,” Pins Mechanical Co. is celebrating by helping dogs at local shelters find their forever homes. Through the month, the company has been holding meet-and-greet events with adoptable dogs and is having its last event on Aug. 25 at its Downtown location at 141 N. Fourth […]
Hidden Culinary Gems In German Village Columbus
Looking for a unique dining experience in Columbus? German Village offers some of the best hidden culinary gems in the city. This historic neighborhood, with its charming brick streets and cozy atmosphere, is home to a variety of restaurants that cater to every taste. Whether you crave authentic German cuisine, modern American dishes, or delightful pastries, you'll find something to satisfy your palate. From quaint cafes to upscale dining spots, each place has its own special charm. Ready to discover where the locals love to eat? Let’s dive into the must-visit eateries in German Village Columbus.
Community prepares for the 27th annual Taste of Gahanna
GAHANNA, Ohio — The annual Taste of Gahanna event is back for the 27th time. “It is all you can eat. Live music. You get a free drink ticket. You're going to meet a ton of new friends,” said Brad Fisher, executive director of the Gahanna Area Chamber of Commerce and host of the event.
Popular local bubble tea café appears to have quietly shuttered
A popular spot on the North side for bubble tea, smoothies, and milk teas appears to have quietly closed. Bubble tea connoisseurs often considered The Brewed Leaf at 800 Bethel Rd. as one of the best bubble tea cafés around. Unfortunately, the space appears as “Permanently Closed” on Google and their phone has gone out of service. The windows are also covered.
Hereinafter's Riley rising star in restaurant business
MILLERSPORT — He’s young and rising fast. “As a kid I was always very social and involved,” recalled Nathan Riley. “Growing up I was very entrepreneurial and wanted to own a business like my father. I come from a very large Appalachian family that taught me the importance of community and having a strong...
Salad chain founded in Columbus plans expansion
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — A fast-casual salad restaurant founded in central Ohio is expanding with new locations in neighboring states. Chop5 Salad Kitchen is planning to launch as many as 10 locations in and around Indianapolis beginning in the fall of next year, co-founder Brian Mills announced earlier this month. Mills opened the first Chop5 […]
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