Our Favorite Local Restaurants

Nonic at Highside Market is a new favorite in town. The vibes are great, but the food is even better. If you go for brunch, we recommend making a reservation! Or, put your name down and mill around the cool shops inside Highside while you wait.

The Wicked Hen located in midtown Columbus offers up classic southern cuisine with a fresh spin. You won't go wrong with their Shrimp & Grits or Fried Green Tomato sandwich.

Banks Food Hall is great for a crowd with diverse tastes. Located right on the Chattahooche River, this food hall has seven different stalls and serves everything from tacos to poke bowls.

The Mix Market is a great game day spot if you're looking for classic pub food in an elevated environment with televisions playing non-stop college football. They don't take reservations, so we recommend going early to scope out a table.

The Lunch Counter at Dinglewood Pharmacy serves up old-school charm and the best hot pink hot dogs you'll ever have. Enjoy a scrambled dog, cut up weenie, with extra pickles and crackers (the bride's go-to order!) at this 107-year-old Columbus classic.

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