#BREAKFAST RESTAURANTS COLUMBUS OHIO WINDOWS#
open kitchen viewing through large glass windows to the left, pastry offerings then drinks up ahead. As you enter there are tables to the right. The day I visited the line went out the door at 9:30 am. It attracts The Ohio State University students, young and middle aged people for the most part. I think the owner's concept of the restaurant, "serving up rustic style baked goods and hand-crafted poured drinks". The university is only a few blocks away.
It is surrounded by a grass parking lot in a very commercial area. a large fox logo painted on the building. The outter cinder block structure is covered in vines with. This location has been in the Italian Village since 2014. There are two other locations in the greater Columbus area. 'm writing a review of the restaurant located at 1031 North 4th Street, Columbus, Ohio.
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They hit all the right notes with their omelets, steak and eggs, and biscuits and gravy, but go for the Belgian waffle: golden, crisp and the best in town. The Pappas family welcomes regulars with hearty breakfasts and warm camaraderie. Tommy’s Diner: Everybody loves a good family-run diner, and with 30-plus years in business, this is a prime example of Columbus’ old-school eateries. It’s the perfect hand-held breakfast: a golden pocket stuffed with (my favorite combo) scrambled eggs, cheese, chorizo and jalapenos. It was love at first bite, and that affection deepened when they started selling breakfast sandwiches using the same dough wrapped around savory fillings. Kolache Republic: This is where I first learned about kolaches: fluffy, lightly sweet Czech pastries cut into squares with fruit, cream cheese and nuts in the center. Here are a few spots I think you’ll love. Although I’ve expanded my scope to include other meals as well as family travel and the arts, breakfast will always be nearest and dearest to my heart (and stomach). I had begun lecturing at Ohio State’s Theatre Department and used blogging as a way to document the great restaurants I was discovering: diners, doughnut joints, coffee shops and more. I started my Breakfast with Nick blog as a hobby in 2007.
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