Experience Columbus Fall/Winter 2023

Live for Inclusion

Columbus is dedicated to creating an inclusive destination that’s welcoming and accessible to all. From attractions and restaurants to hotels and transportation options, we’ve rounded up accessibility o erings in the categories of mobility, vision, hearing and cognition. We want everyone to feel fully included, welcomed and accommodated in our community. Find trip ideas curated by disability inclusion experts at experiencecolumbus.com/accessibility.

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Columbus is always growing and innovating. Check out what’s new and notable in food, sports, public art and more!

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Chef B.J. Lieberman, whose eateries include The New York Times-noted Chapman’s Eat Market and the underground jazz club Ginger Rabbit, brings his live fire cooking concept Hiraeth to the Short North. Named for the Welsh word for a sense of homecoming or longing, Hiraeth uses a specialized grill to craft Mediterranean, French, Israeli and North African cuisine.

Central Ohio’s newest food hall is Bubbly Hall in New Albany. Featuring diverse vendors, two bars and a boutique of handcrafted gifts, the hall features Somali fare at Hoyo’s Kitchen, delicacies from Fay’s Crêpes and hearty signature rolls at Kiku Sushi Bar. Don’t miss more amazing food hall destinations like the unique and vibrant East Market in the historic Trolley District, the nearly 150-yearold North Market downtown (and in Dublin), Center Street Market in Hilliard and Budd Dairy Food Hall in Italian Village.

In 2023, Cameron Mitchell Restaurants celebrates its 30th anniversary. It’s an exciting time for the Columbus-founded restaurant group, with three locations opening including Butcher & Rose steakhouse coming to a revitalized plaza downtown in 2024. Other new spots are Northern Italian-focused Valentina’s in Dublin and Cento in German Village. Named for the Italian word for “100,” Cento features an impressive patio space.

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The Leading Edge of Sports

For the first time ever, Columbus will host the U.S. Figure Skating Championships. The seven-day event is coming to Nationwide Arena Jan. 22–28. Guests will have the chance to observe many of the country’s best skaters firsthand, and the results from the event will help determine national champions across several skating disciplines. Tickets are available on columbussports.org/skate at all price ranges.

The Columbus Fury, the city’s brand-new professional volleyball team, will play 12 of the 24 games in its inaugural season downtown at Nationwide Arena. Look for the team — part of the new Pro Volleyball Federation, which is the first U.S. professional women’s volleyball league — to kick o their exciting season in February!

Eye-Catching Additions

Downtown Columbus unveiled a stunning new piece of public art. Internationally renowned artist Janet Echelman designed Current to float over the central intersection of Gay and High streets downtown. The 229-foot-long, multi-colored sculpture catches the breeze to create captivating movement every spring, summer and fall.

Just west of the Scioto River is The Peninsula, a rapidly growing area of downtown that’s on track to be a lively, walkable neighborhood. As part of the first phase of development, The Junto, a new independent lifestyle hotel just opened with 198 rooms, a co ee shop and multiple eateries, including a rooftop bar. The Peninsula sits next to COSI, the National Veterans Memorial and Museum, and the vibrant Franklinton Arts District with galleries, breweries and restaurants.

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Just 5 miles from the bustling city, you’ll find rugged limestone cli s, a 25-footwaterfall and picturesque trails at Quarry Trails Metro Park. Get a bird’s eye view by climbing the via ferrata route — it’s 1,040 feet of cabled climbing, a 90-foot suspension bridge and a steel staircase leading up the cli .

Follow the river for more trails at Scioto Grove Metro Park Bring binoculars for observing waterfowl and woodland creatures. If you’re in for a longer hike, pack a backpack and stay overnight on the REI River Trail.

Soar through the autumnal Ohio canopy at ZipZone Outdoor Adventures in an old-growth forest just north of Worthington. Save time for the Kids Park and Adventure Park, which o ers multiple di iculty levels.

Whether you’re looking for adventure or to relax, Columbus o ers a variety of ways to enjoy the great outdoors during cool fall days and snowy winter times.

Start exploring with the Columbus Outdoor Trails Pass.

TOPIARY GARDEN PARK: LARRY HAMILL

Life mimics art at Topiary Garden Park in downtown Columbus. This unique garden is modeled after Georges Seurat’s famous painting A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte. Wander the botanical sculptures and enjoy the fall blooms.

Even when temperatures drop, fun in Columbus doesn’t stop. Bundle up and head to Bridge Park, Battelle Darby Creek or Blendon Woods (depending on conditions) for a day of ice skating!

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Chestnut Ridge Metro Park’s 10.5-mile mountain bike trail weaves through the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains. The rugged natural terrain makes for an exciting ride and the dense forest is beautiful any time of year.

It’s not fall in Columbus without scarlet and gray. Cheer on the OSU football team and find the beat at halftime with The Best Damn Band in the Land. The city turns out with equal energy — think fireworks and yellow smoke — for soccer, so don’t miss a chance to see the Columbus Crew at Lower.com Field in the Arena District.

Pluck the perfect pumpkin and fill a bag with red, green and golden apples at Lynd Fruit Farm Test your aim with the Apple Cannon or challenge your family to a race in the corn maze.

Glide through the snow-covered landscape on cross country skis at Glacier Ridge, Highbanks and Prairie Oaks Metro Parks. Keep your eye out for animal tracks visible in fresh snow!

Can’t decide where to go on your night out? Rooftop bars might seem like a summer exclusive, but Brass Eye on top of The Junto o ers creative cocktails and cozy fireplaces to go along with panoramic views of downtown. Stories on High serves craft cocktails, small plates and cityscape views at its rooftop bar. Budd Dairy Food Hall o ers 10 kitchens, three bars, a rooftop and a patio so there’s no need to choose just one option.

fun indoor activities

If the forecast isn’t looking friendly, there’s plenty of fun to be had indoors. Grab tickets to a Columbus Blue Jackets hockey game or see what’s on stage at one of the city’s historic theaters. Get inspired at the Columbus Museum of Art and then head downstairs to the Center for Creativity to create your own masterpiece or explore touchable exhibits. Play is fun for all ages at COSI and the LEGOLAND Discovery Center. Transport to the tropics with an afternoon at the Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Garden. Connect to some of our country’s history at the National Veterans Memorial and Museum.

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Topiary Garden Park

Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens

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EXPERIENCE

The one big thing I’ve discovered in all my years of travel and leading tours is that everyone loves a good trail. There are always so many great places to go, things to do, foods to eat — that it can just get overwhelming. That’s why I love a passport. The Type A personality in me loves a good checklist, and Experience Columbus’ seven di erent trails provide a wonderful passport for everything from neighborhoods to sculptures, pizza shops to distilleries, co ee to hiking spots.

Over the past several years we’ve managed to hit up all the trails, and here are some highlights from each one!

First o : the Columbus-Style Pizza Trail. People get passionate when it comes to defending their regional pizza styles, and Columbus is no exception. Our pies are thin-crusted, topped from edge to edge, and cut into easy-to-sample squares. It’s hard to say no to any of the pizzerias, but we especially love Bexley Pizza Plus; JT’s Pizza, Pub & Patio; and the original location of Massey’s Pizza in Whitehall.

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I often joke that my goal in life is to travel around the world and drink co ee in di erent places, and the Columbus Co ee Trail has helped me accomplish that locally. The trail guides you to wondrous ca eine: Ohio maple lattes at Brioso Co ee, killer espresso at Florin Co ee, delicious nitro cold brew at Crimson Cup and everything in-between.

Over the course of 10 years, Columbus’ distilling scene has grown to seven diverse distilleries that have netted dozens of awards. The Columbus Distillery Trail o ers an introduction to each one, from tours to cocktails to tastings. Go for Middle West Spirits’ Wheat Whiskey, Echo Spirits’ aged rums, High Bank Distillery’s amazing blended whiskeys, Noble Cut’s cellos and more.

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Blogger Nick Dekker shares tips for exploring the city following Columbus’ experience trails.

My family and I are big fans of central Ohio’s many parks and trails. They o er inviting explorations any time of year, and the Columbus Outdoor Trails Pass helps us consolidate our checklist of adventures, whether we’re looking to ride bikes on the former rail lines on Hilliard’s Heritage Trail, find murals on the Camp Chase Trail or bird-watch at Glacier Ridge Metro Park. We love that many of the trail stops connect with local restaurants, bars or markets to augment our adventures.

Even as someone who works in the arts, I’m amazed at the breadth of live music in Columbus. Every night you can visit giant arenas or intimate bars and find stellar artists, and the Columbus Live Music Trail brings together the best finds. So many to choose from, but we love underground jazz at Ginger Rabbit, great local artists at Natalie’s Grandview and anyone gracing the stage of Land-Grant Brewing’s beer garden.

The Mona Lisa mural has long been the icon for the Short North, but it’s amazing how much stunning public art has infused the neighborhood over recent years! I almost can’t keep up with every mural or sculpture found on High Street and around back alleys, but the Short North Arts District Art Trail has provided an excellent guide to find them all.

I’m all about using public art as a motivator to explore hidden gems, and I appreciate how the CBUS Soul™ Sculpture Trail features a rich collection of pieces by African American artists across the city. I love Omar Shaheed’s depiction of families and Queen Brooks’ African Portal in the Kwanzaa Playground.

Craft with friends old and new during themed hands-on events at Wild Cat Gift & Party that include spooky decorations and holiday ornaments.

Feel the heat and make marvelous crystalline creations at Glass Axis, which will open a new studio on the south side of the city by October 1. “We’re really excited to be moving into Steelton Village, which is truly embracing creative businesses,” says Glass Axis executive director Melody Reed. “The area is poised to become a popular Columbus destination.”

Get ready to say “I Do” to your partner in a style all your own by crafting personalized wedding bands at The Smithery, and make memories guaranteed to last a lifetime.

Now’s the time to turn that creative concept you’ve been thinking about into reality at the Idea Foundry, a place where artists, techies and entrepreneurs of all skill levels share talents and become experts at crafting everything from furniture, sculpture and jewelry to motorcycles, 3D printers and everything in between.

Grab a hammer, nails and a cocktail, and settle in at Makers Social, an interactive bar that combines creating a DIY project you’ll be proud of — ranging from necklaces to leather clutches to serving trays and so much more — while partaking of “Moscow Tools,” “Screwdrivers” and other cleverly crafted libations.

Explore a favorite passion or find a new one at these unique establishments guaranteed to help you create an experience and object you’ll treasure.

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fashion forward

Columbus is a major fashion hub with style for days. Check out these two events where you can see who’s wearing what.

Watch as models and designers rule the runway at Fashion Week Columbus Sept. 24–30. Founded in 2010, the annual event showcases emerging and local fashion designers while providing scholarships to fashion design students. This year’s chic soiree includes a High Fashion Tea Runway Show, the Beautiful Garbage Fashion Show and a networking mixer.

From couture to costume, you are what you wear at HighBall Halloween on Oct. 28. The street festivalmeets-costume party is a rollicking good time. The annual event, which started in 2007, features an incredible costume fashion show with elaborate creations from local designers, musical performances and costume contests for kids and pets.

meet Celeste Malvar-Stewart

Celeste Malvar-Stewart didn’t know what to expect when she moved from New York City to Columbus about nine years ago. What she discovered was a city that was rich with fashion designers and its own sense of style.

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“There are so many independent designers here who are establishing style in the Midwest, which is really giving big cities a run for their money,” says the fashion designer and Columbus College of Art & Design professor. “We have such potential to really be globally recognized in terms of the quality and caliber of the work — and the imaginative artisanal aspects of design.”

She points to local designers such as Crystal Zhang, Voszi Douglas and CCAD alumna Tracey Powell as people who are doing very interesting things.

“I just love her fresh, sleek, city sort of look,” says Malvar-Stewart of Powell. “She’s kind of edgy and playful, but it’s all very luxurycaliber work.”

When it’s time for Malvar-Stewart to go shopping, her focus on sustainability usually draws her to thrift stores such as Rag-O-Rama.

“It’s one of the best thrift stores,” she says. “Every time I go and every time I take someone, we always find something fantastic. Like we just found like this really cool satin bomber jacket the last time we went!”

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Celebrate the rich German heritage Ohio’s capital city is known for at Columbus Oktoberfest, Sept. 8–10 at the Ohio Expo Center, featuring a Craft Bier and Wine Garten, a Kinderplatz filled with family activities, a 4-mile run and Bavarian games, including a keg toss and stone throw.

Discover new brews or savor an old favorite from a collectible mug that’s yours to keep at the Columbus Co ee Festival, held Sept. 23–24 at Ohio Village. Sample java from roasters throughout the Midwest while enjoying food truck fare and live entertainment.

Admire the majesty of equine beauty and strength exhibited at the All American Quarter Horse Congress, held Sept. 26–Oct. 22 at the Ohio Expo Center. The annual event is renowned as the largest single-breed horse show in the world.

Meet creators and fans of cartoon storytelling at Cartoon Crossroads Columbus, held at various venues throughout the city Sept. 27–Oct. 1, to showcase the best of comics, including animation, editorial cartoon and newspaper strips.

Don your favorite Halloween costume and get ready to enjoy family-friendly fun without the fright at Columbus Zoo and Aquarium’s Boo at the Zoo on weekends, Oct. 6–29. Watch as some of the animals get their own pumpkins to play with and eat!

Witness the talents of local artists painting colorful and imaginative murals during Scrawl 17, Oct. 13–15, in the Franklinton Arts District. Purchase favorites to take home at this annual event, which includes crafts, food and arts performances.

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Set your own pace or achieve a new goal during the Columbus Marathon weekend Oct. 13–15, which, in addition to the 26.2-mile run, features 5K, 1-mile and kids’ runs.

You’re sure to spot a Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown would be proud of at the Circleville Pumpkin Show, Oct. 18–21. Known as “the greatest free show on earth,” the popular event o ers parades, concerts and carving demonstrations, along with the chance to see award-winning entries weighing more than 1,000 pounds. Come hungry to try pumpkin in everything from burgers to doughnuts!

Surround yourself with botanical beauty during Conservatory Aglow at Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens held November to January, featuring holiday light displays, live entertainment and tasty seasonal treats.

Find a complete calendar of festivals and events at experiencecolumbus.com/ festivals or scan

Be dazzled by Wildlights at Columbus Zoo and Aquarium, held Nov. 17–Jan. 7, filled with gorgeous animated displays and other festivities that usher in the holiday season in style.

Find perfect holiday gifts for the loved ones on your list at Winterfair, held Dec. 1–3 at the Ohio Expo Center, featuring unique jewelry, glass, photos, ceramics and finely crafted soaps, lotions and chocolates, along with opportunities to meet the artists who’ve created them.

Feel the magic of the season at the Short North Holiday Hop on Dec. 2, where stores and galleries are ready to help you shorten your shopping list as musicians and carolers perform along High Street.

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ON STAGE WITH EDWAARD LIANG

From beloved classics, including The Nutcracker and Romeo & Juliet, to riveting works of choreographic innovation from Twyla Tharp, Ulysses Dove and Justin Peck, BalletMet remains renowned for bringing world-class dance to central Ohio in inclusive ways — and this season is no exception. Artistic director Edwaard Liang discusses his dedication to diversity and the places he loves in Ohio’s capital city.

The upcoming season is clearly an exciting and diverse one. How did you decide which ballets to include?

I’m really glad you brought up the word “diverse.” I always like to bring not only a varied repertoire to audiences, but also give a range of ballet to my dancers so they can show o their abilities and artistry. I want to present ballets that have not been seen in Columbus, or hopefully not in Ohio or the Midwest.

You have the noted distinction of being the only Chinese American artistic ballet director in the U.S. of a company that’s among the largest in the country and known for its diversity. How has BalletMet become a leader in inclusion?

I thank you for that nod. I don’t know if we’re a leader, but I love that we’re part of the conversation. Even before the movement forward to diversity began

in earnest, the dedication to diversity was very pervasive at BalletMet — including hiring me as choreographic artistic director. One of our mottos is to create new work and showcase choreographers who use every color in the crayon box to be able to paint and create. I’m proud of the fact that Columbus is so forward-thinking.

Asian Voices is a key highlight of the upcoming season. What artistic delights will audiences be treated to?

Ma Cong, associate artistic director of Richmond Ballet, returns to present Flights of Fancy, a whimsical, athletic and joyous work, which will show o our dancers.

Yue Yin, founder and artistic director of New York’s YYDC and a force of nature in the studio, will bring a world premiere of her latest contemporary work that’s sure to inspire my dancers to a new vocabulary. I’m bringing back Seasons, which I choreographed last year and was well-received.

How do you like to spend time in Columbus?

My husband and I love going to Columbus Jazz Orchestra concerts and performances by the Short North Stage. We also enjoy partaking of the city’s food scene by visiting old favorites, including Chapman’s Eat Market, Lindey’s and Comune, and finding new ones.

GREATER COLUMBUS AREA

EXPLORE COLUMBUS

Approximately 3 Miles = Visitor Center = Airport

A. Columbus Zoo and Aquarium/Zoombezi Bay

B. Tanger Outlets Columbus

C. IKEA/Topgolf

D. Polaris Fashion Place

E. ZipZone Canopy Tours

F. Easton

G. Jack Nicklaus Museum

H. Schottenstein Center

I. Ohio History Center/Ohio Village

J. Wexner Center for the Arts — The Wex

K. The Ohio State University

L. Ohio Stadium

M. Gateway/University District

N. Ohio Expo Center

O. Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens

P. Ohio Statehouse

Q. Hollywood Casino Columbus

R. The Wilds

S. Eldorado Scioto Downs

T. The King Arts Complex

U. National Veterans Memorial and Museum

V. Columbus Museum of Art

EXPLORE DOWNTOWN

UNIVERSITY DISTRICT

Home to The Ohio State University, this neighborhood is packed with cutting-edge science and tech resources as well as sports, shopping, music and nightlife.

SHORT NORTH ARTS DISTRICT

The “art and soul” of Columbus is lined with charming buildings that house the city’s best boutique shopping, art galleries, dining and trendy nightlife.

ARENA DISTRICT

This district is home to the city’s professional sports teams and brings live music, nightlife and dining within steps of the convention center and adjoining hotels.

DOWNTOWN

Downtown holds hotels, historic theaters, world-class museums and acres of green space that create an iconic skyline in the heart of the city.

GERMAN VILLAGE

This quaint, historic neighborhood is one of the most atmospheric in the country, with brick-lined streets alongside charming homes, cozy restaurants and delightful shops.

DOWNTOWN, FRANKLINTON & NEAR EAST SIDE

There’s so much to explore downtown and in nearby neighborhoods like Franklinton and the Near East Side. Use these listings to find museums, restaurants, historic theaters and more.

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DOWNTOWN/ FRANKLINTON/ NEAR EAST SIDE THINGS TO DO

16-Bit Bar and Arcade, 254 S. 4th St., 43215, 614-222-1616, 16-bitbar.com/ columbus. Retro watering hole with classic arcade cabinets, endless nostalgia, old school cocktails & more.

934 Gallery, 934 Cleveland Ave., 43201, 614-329-0650, 934gallery.org.

934 Gallery’s mission is to provide relevant programming as a publicly accessible arts anchor.

Amazing Scavenger Hunt, 125 E. Broad St., 43215, 805-603-5620, urbanadventurequest.com. Columbus’ best scavenger hunt! Solve clues, complete challenges. Play anytime.

BalletMet Columbus, 322 Mt. Vernon Ave., 43215, 614-229-4860, balletmet.org. Dare to be moved by the dance company that The New York Times proclaimed mesmerizing.

CATCO, 77 S. High St., 43215, 614-461-1382 ext. 110, catco.org.

Central Ohio’s professional theater company. Vern Ri e Center, Studio Theatres, Sept.–June.

Central Ohio Fire Museum, 260 N. 4th St., 43215, 614-464-4099, centralohiofiremuseum.com.

Family friendly interactive tours and fire safety education in a restored 1908 Columbus fire station.

Columbus Association for the Performing Arts (CAPA), 55 E. State St., 43215, 614-469-1045, capa.com. For over 40 years, CAPA has brought award-winning entertainment to downtown’s historic theaters.

Columbus Black History Tours, 252 Lucas St., 43215, 614-598-0875, columbusblackhistory.org.

Columbus City Adventures, 614-205-2964, columbuscity adventures.com. Guided tours led on foot or by bus or van featuring sightseeing, architecture, culture and history.

Columbus College of Art & Design, 60 Cleveland Ave., 43215, 614-224-9101, ccad.edu. Attend free art exhibitions at Beeler Gallery and take a selfie with our 100-foot-tall Art sign.

Columbus Commons, 150 S. Front St., 43215, 614-545-4700, columbuscommons.org. A hand-carved carousel, gardens, outdoor reading room, lawns and the Columbus Bicentennial Pavilion.

Columbus Museum of Art, 480 E. Broad St., 43215, 614-221-6801, columbusmuseum.org. Discover your creativity while exploring CMA’s galleries and JPMorgan Chase Center for Creativity.

The Columbus Symphony, 55 E. State St., 43215, 614-469-0939, columbussymphony.com. Full-time orchestra presenting Masterworks, Pops, Picnic with the Pops and family concerts.

COSI, 333 W. Broad St., 43215, 614-228-2674, cosi.org. Voted #1 Science Museum in the nation. 320,000 sq. ft. to feed your brain! Inspiration for all ages.

Cultural Arts Center, 139 W. Main St., 43215, 614-645-7047, culturalartscenteronline.org. Art exhibits, classes, workshops, tours, locally made art/ gifts and event rentals.

Discovery District, 43203, 614-645-5133, discoverydistrictcolumbus.org. Educational institutions, retail services, regional destinations and arts, culture and knowledge.

Dueling Axes, 309 S. 4th St., 43215, 614-221-1600, theduelingaxes.com. Urban axe throwing lounge in Downtown Columbus. Lounge atmosphere and BYOB.

East Market Trolley District, 212 Kelton Ave., 43205, 614-670-7994, eastmarketcolumbus.com.

FOMO Columbus, 165 Young St., 43215, fomocolumbus.com.

Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens, 1777 E. Broad St., 43203, 614-715-8000, fpconservatory.org. Blooms & Butterflies, Pumpkins Aglow, Conservatory Aglow and a vast Chihuly collection.

Franklinton Arts District, 400 W. Rich St., 43215, 614-321-5316, franklintonartsdistrict.com. Central Ohio’s creative hub located on the east side of Franklinton.

Fresh A.I.R. Gallery, 131 N. High St., 43215, 614-744-8110, southeastinc.com/ fresh_air.php. Exhibits the works of individuals a ected by mental illness/substance abuse disorders.

Glass Axis, 610 W. Town St., 43215, 614-291-4250, glassaxis.org. Glass art center dedicated to making and learning; providing equipment, classes and gallery space.

TIPS FROM A COLUMBUS INSIDER ANGELA LEE

There’s always something special about a homecooked meal and eating at home, but on the days I like to treat myself and take a break from cooking, I like to visit some of my favorite spots for a bite to eat. My all-around favorite go-to spot for drinks and eats is Goodale Station.

I’m also a fan of co ee shops, including The Roosevelt Co eehouse — with two locations in the city center — as well as downtown’s .

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Fairfield Inn Sawmill 7150 Sawmill Rd. Columbus, OH 43235 614-389-3036 marriott.com/cmhdf

Treat yourself to the ideal blend of excellent service and thoughtful amenities in our contemporary rooms. You are our #1 priority. Ask us about The Fairfield 100% Guarantee™, where we promise you will be satisfied, or we’ll make it right. That is our commitment to you.

Towneplace Suites 4079 Lyman Dr. Hilliard, OH 43026 614-541-9309 marriott.com/cmhth

Enjoy free daily breakfast, free Wi-Fi, pet friendly accommodations and our hotel lobby bar during your stay in Hilliard, OH. All our spacious hotel guest suites feature fully equipped kitchens so that you can cook your own meals any time.

Services & Amenities • 100% Non Smoking Hotel • Complimentary Hot Breakfast • Free High Speed Wi-Fi • 24-hour fitness center • In Room

Streaming Service (Netflix, HBO Go, & others) • Heated Indoor Saltwater

Pool • 24 Hours Market • On Site Laundry • Outdoor Patio with TV & Fireplace

• Walking distance to great Restaurants • 12 Person Board Room • Dublin Bridge Park District • The Ohio State University • Columbus Zoo and Aquarium • Downtown Columbus • Hollywood Casino

Services & Amenities • On Site-Lounge • Fitness Center • All Rooms With Full Kitchens • Laundry On-Site • Restaurants in Walking Distance Grocery Stores in Walking Distance

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• Free High Speed Wi-Fi • 100 % Non Smoking Hotel

• In Room Streaming Service (Netflix, HBO Go, & others)

Heated Indoor Saltwater Pool • Outdoor Patio & Firepit • Weber Grills • Hilliard Center Street Market • Columbus Zoo & Aquarium • Ohio State University

• Dublin Bridge Park District • Downtown Columbus • Hollywood Casino

Fairfield Inn Grove City

1722 Buckeye Place Grove City, OH 43123 614-808-8200

• Spacious suites with full kitchens • Located off I-270

Meeting Space • Free Wi-Fi • Our Scarlet + Gray meeting room can accommodates small meetings up to 50 people • On-site faxing, copying and printing services

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Experience the brand new Fairfield Inn & Suites Columbus Grove City. Whether you’re here on business or pleasure, you’ll find our spacious guest rooms and suites to be some of the best in the market. Enjoy complimentary WiFi throughout the hotel to ensure your homework is done on-time or the office is kept up to date with your e-mails. Keep your workout routine going with our fitness center. Start your day off right with our complimentary free, hot breakfast and fresh, hot coffee!

Courtyard Grove City

1668 Buckeye Place Grove City, OH 43123

614-782-8292

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Experience Courtyard by Marriott Grove City where you’ll get your best night’s rest and your best day’s work easily accomplished. Whether you’re here on business or pleasure, you’ll find our spacious guest rooms comfortable and functional. Get energized in our fitness center, and stay connected with our complimentary Wi-Fi or business center. Start off a great day in our Bistro with cooked to order food and Starbucks served daily. Courtyard by Marriott Grove City is ideally located just 10 minutes to Columbus Convention Center and downtown Columbus, and 15 minutes from Columbus International Airport (CMH). Our hotel is also surrounded by fantastic dining and shopping! One of the best values with superior hospitality among Grove City hotels! The Courtyard by Marriott Grove City looks forward to exceeding your expectations!

Services & Amenities • Featuring an Indoor Pool • Hot Tub • Free WiFi 50” HDTV and a desk • Private bathrooms come complete with a bath or shower and free toiletries • Grab a bite to eat at The Bistro café • Business Center and Fitness Center • 9 miles from Columbus Convention Center and downtown Columbus • Port Columbus International Airport is 16 miles away • The Ohio State University • Columbus Zoo and Aquarium

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Best Western 3831 Park Mill Run Dr. Hilliard, OH 43026

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Hawk Galleries, 153 E. Main St., 43215, 614-225-9595, hawkgalleries.com. Museumcaliber glass art by Chihuly, Morris, Zynsky, Ries, Marioni & more in a 5,000-sq.-ft. gallery.

Kelton House Museum & Garden, 586 E. Town St., 43215, 614-464-2022, keltonhouse.com. Victorian era home featuring original decorative arts and a part of the Underground Railroad.

The King Arts Complex, 835 Mt. Vernon Ave., 43203, 614-645-5464, kingartscomplex.com. Presenting, preserving and promoting African American culture via visual and performing arts events.

Makers Social, 461 W. Rich St., 43215, 614-309-1663, makerscolumbus.com. An interactive bar experience with a menu of DIY crafting projects and a full bar.

The Merchant Columbus, 1223 E. Main St., 43205, 614-407-3222, themerchantcolumbus.com.

National Veterans Memorial and Museum, 300 W. Broad St., 43215, 614-362-2800, nationalvmm.org. There’s only one museum in America that honors all veterans across our nation’s proud history.

Ohio Arts Council’s Ri e Gallery, 77 S. High St., 43215, 614-644-9624, ri egallery.org. Located downtown across from Ohio Statehouse. Featuring artwork by Ohio artists. Free admission.

Ohio Statehouse, 1 Capitol Sq., 43215, 614-752-9777, ohiostatehouse.org. The beautifully restored pre-Civil War era structure downtown is open daily with free guided tours.

Opera Columbus, 55 State St., 43215, 614-461-8101, operacolumbus.org. Opera productions, community performances and education.

Pins Mechanical Company Downtown, 141 N. 4th St., 43215, 614-464-2255, pinsbar.com/columbus. Duckpin bowling, pinball, old school entertainment, craft beers and classic cocktails.

Supreme Court of Ohio, 65 S. Front St., 43215, 614-387-9224, supremecourt.ohio.gov. Tour the beautifully restored 1930s Art Deco building.

Thurber House, 77 Je erson Ave., 43215, 614-464-1032, thurberhouse.org. Literary center and museum in the home of author, humorist and New Yorker cartoonist James Thurber.

FOOD & DRINK

Bexley Co ee Shop, 492 N. Cassady Ave., 43209, 614-695-8927, facebook.com/ bexleyco eeshop. Thunderkiss co ee beverages and mouthwatering treats.

Bexley Pizza Plus, 2651 E. Main St, 43209, 614-237-3305, bexleypizzaplus.com.

Brass Eye, 77 Belle St., 43215, 614-227-1797, brasseye.com. A rooftop bar and local stomping ground serving the drinker’s choice.

Brassica Bexley, 2212 E Main St., 43209, 614-929-9990, brassicas.com.

A restaurant honoring traditional Mediterranean flavors with a commitment to organic and sustainable practices.

BrewDog Franklinton, 463 W. Town St., 43215, 614-908-3077, brewdog.com. Experience the best views in the city on our rooftop bar, serving up great craft beer & burgers!

Brioso Co ee, 329 E. Long St., 43215, 614-754-9511, briosoco ee.com. Roastery and co ee bar serving specialty co ee since 2001.

Budd Dairy Food Hall, 1086 N. 4th St., 43201, 614-505-2630, budddairyfoodhall.com. A vintage dairy facility made extraordinary with 10 kitchens and three eclectic bars.

Dirty Frank’s Hot Dog Palace, 248 S. 4th St., 43215, 614-824-4673, dirtyfrankshotdogs.com. Delicious Vienna Beef franks, veggie hot dogs, fair food, boozy slushies, beer and a full bar.

Donatos, donatos.com.

Bexley, 2800 E. Main St., 43209, 614-235-4477.

Downtown, 280 S. Grant Ave., 43215, 614-464-2500.

Due Amici, 67 E. Gay St., 43215, 614-224-9373, due-amici.com. Italian cuisine with contemporary style. The taste of fine dining in a casual atmosphere.

Elevator Brewery & Draught Haus, 161 N. High St., 43215, 614-228-0500, elevatorbrewing.com. Brew restaurant in an historic setting.

Escobar Restaurant and Tapas, 31 E. Gay St., 43215, 614-947-0800, escorestaurant.com/columbus. The perfect backdrop to celebrate life’s accomplishments and your greatest moments.

Fox’s Bagel & Deli, 3012 E. Broad St., 43209, 614-235-2551, foxsbageldeli.com. Bagel deli serving east coast bagels, sandwiches, soups and salads since 1967.

Freedom a la Cart, 123 E. Spring St., 43215, 614-992-3252, freedomalacart.org. A unique approach to food service, delivering a delicious way to make your meal more meaningful.

Hadley’s Bar and Kitchen, 260 S. 4th St., 43215, 614-222-3022, hadleysbar.com. American food paired with craft beer and quality cocktails in a comfortable space with modern decor.

Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams, 160 S. High St., 43215, 614-867-5512, jenis.com. Ice creams built from the ground up with superlative ingredients.

The Keep Liquor Bar, 50 W. Broad St., 43215, 614-745-0322, thekeepcolumbus.com. American style restaurant featuring hand-crafted cocktails inside the historic LeVeque Tower.

Land-Grant Brewing Company, 424 W. Town St., 43215, 614-427-3946, landgrantbrewing.com. Production brewery, taproom in historic Franklinton. Food truck schedule online.

Little West Tavern, 77 Belle St., 43215, 614-227-1797, littlewesttavern.com.

A neighborhood tavern inspired by the west. Maudine’s, 77 Belle St., 43215, 614-227-1797, maudinesco ee.com. A neighborhood co ee shop where visitors can enjoy a variety of pastries and grab & go items.

Mikey’s Late Night Slice, 268 S. 4th St., 43215, 614-206-7448, latenightslice.com. Salads, apps, whole pies, pizza-by-the-slice, 10 taps of brewy goodness & designer cocktails.

Maker’s Social

Milestone 229, 229 Civic Center Dr., 43215, 614-427-0276, milestone229.com. On the Scioto Mile with a skyline view and a spacious patio. Scratch menu, cocktails and fine wines.

Noir Lounge, 15 W. Cherry St., 43215, noircolumbus.com. Good drinks, good vibes, good people.

North 4th Corridor, 1 Capitol Sq., 43215, 614-728-9231, cateringbymilos.com/north4th-corridor. Farm-to-fork café and catering services, featuring Midwest-inspired, local and seasonal dishes.

Olde Towne Tavern, 889 Oak St., 43205, 614-252-2955, theoldetownetavern.com. Traditional bar food with 20 beers on tap. Join us for lunch, dinner, cocktails or weekend brunch!

Railhouse, 212 Kelton Ave., 43205, eastmarketcolumbus.com. Huge bar with great outdoor space to grab drinks with friends while enjoying food from East Market!

Ray Ray’s Hog Pit, 424 W. Town St. (at Land Grant), 43215, 614-378-8920, rayrayshogpit.com. Authentic barbecue pit with all of our meats served with sauce on the side.

The Roosevelt Co eehouse, 300 E. Long St., 43215, 614-670-5228, rooseveltco ee.org. Serving Roosevelt Co ee Roasters co ee while fighting hunger, unclean water and human tra icking.

Rusty Bucket Restaurant & Tavern, 2158 E. Main St., 43209, 614-236-2426, myrustybucket.com. Lunch, dinner, weekend brunch. Gluten-free friendly. Make a reservation at myrustybucket.com.

Seventh Son Brewing, 1101 N. 4th St., 43201, 614-421-2337, seventhsonbrewing.com. Brewery specializing in ales and IPAs with a bright, rustic tasting room and visiting food trucks.

Stauf’s Co ee Roasters, 350 Mt. Vernon Ave., 43215, 614-487-6050, staufs.com.

Strongwater Food & Spirits, 401 W. Town St., 43215, 614-928-3170, strongwatercolumbus.com. An industrial bar and eatery featuring an eclectic menu housed in a 100-year-old warehouse.

Switch, 212 Kelton Ave., 43205, eastmarketcolumbus.com. Speakeasy style bar located in the East Market.

Wolf’s Ridge Brewing, 215 N. 4th St., 43215, 614-429-3936, wolfsridgebrewing.com. Upscale restaurant, craft brewery, tap room and private event space.

SHOPPING

Golden Hobby Shop, 549 Franklin Ave., 43215, 614-645-8329, columbusrecparks.com/goldenhobbygiftshop. Unique gifts at prices you’ll love, handcrafted by local senior citizen artisans. Free parking.

Growlers Dog Bones, 737 Parkwood Ave., 43215, 614-804-0525, growlersdogbones.org. We specialize in making all-natural handcrafted dog bones.

North Country Charcuterie, 1145 Chesapeake Ave., 43212, 614-670-5726, northcountrycharcuterie.com. A chef, his brother and their mom handmaking cured meat with all Ohio ingredients. #OhioCured

The Statehouse Museum Shop, 1 Capitol Sq., 43215, 614-728-9234, statehouseshop.com. Ground floor of the Capitol. Unique Ohio souvenirs including wine. zerOz wallets, 17 E. Gay St., 43215, zeroz.com. Unique slim-fit wallets.

VISITOR SERVICES

Capital Crossroads Special Improvement District, 23 N. 4th St., 43215, 614-591-4506, downtownservices.org.

Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, 150 S. Front St., Ste. 220, 43215, 614-225-6902, hccolumbus.com.

Lyft, 43215, 855-877-2646, lyft.com. Public transit bike system with 700+ bikes at 80+ stations in a variety of neighborhoods.

EXPLORE BY NEIGHBORHOOD • DOWNTOWN, FRANKLINTON & NEAR EAST SIDE

SHORT NORTH ARTS DISTRICT

Find galleries, restaurants, boutiques and shops in the Short North Arts District. Use these helpful listings to plan your time.

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SHORT NORTH ARTS DISTRICT / ITALIAN VILLAGE THINGS TO DO

Axis Night Club, 775 N. High St., 43215, 614-984-3824, axisonhigh.com. Columbus’ largest LGBT+ dance club with a patio, cabaret, dance floor and 2nd floor VIP bar.

Columbus Food Adventures, 43215, 614-440-3177, columbusfoodadventures.com. Delicious guided food and beverage tours, including neighborhood walking tours and van tours.

Short North Stage, 1187 N. High St., 43201, 614-725-4042, shortnorthstage.org. An innovative professional theater company in the historic Garden Theatre.

ART GALLERIES

Emergent Art + Craft, 14 E. Lincoln St., 43215, 614-706-2294, emergentartcraft.com. Gallery space in Columbus featuring original artwork and unique handmade jewelry and gifts.

Lindsay Gallery, 986 N. High St., 43201, 614-291-1973, lindsaygallery.com. Since 1999 we have specialized in contemporary selftaught, folk and “outsider” art.

Pizzuti Collection of the Columbus Museum of Art, 632 N. Park St., 43215, 614-280-4004, pizzuticollection.org. Contemporary art from around the world.

Studios On High Gallery, 686 N. High St., 43215, 614-461-6487, studiosonhigh.com. Artist-owned/operated gallery featuring 22 Ohio artists. Voted no. 1 gallery by Columbus Monthly

FOOD & DRINK

Bakersfield Short North, 733 N. High St., 43215, 614-754-8436, bakersfieldshortnorth.com. Tacos and a few other Mexican dishes are delivered in an upbeat, margarita-fueled atmosphere.

MIDDLE WEST SPIRITS

Ohio’s largest distillery where award-winning Bourbon, Whiskey, Rye, Vodka & Gin are produced using grains from Ohio. Tour the original distillery and learn how each spirit is made through variations of the same time-honored distillation process. Visit Middle West Spirits’ Service Bar Restaurant and The Bottle Shop, located next to the distillery for cocktails, dinner, or a bottle of any of our products (& usually some rare finds of limited o erings you wont find everywhere)! 1230 Courtland Ave. | 614-299-2460 middlewestspirits.com

Pedal Wagon Columbus, 848 N. Pearl St., 43215, 614-805-5497, pedalwagon.com/columbus. 15-person, pedal-powered rolling celebration taking you on two-hour cruises!

Penn and Beech Candle, 737 N. High St., 43215, 614-949-1458, pennandbeech.com. Come pour with us and discover the magic of truly custom fragrance!

Pinot’s Palette Short North, 691 N. High St., 43215, 614-456-7307, pinotspalette.com/shortnorth.

Columbus’ upscale Paint. Drink. Have Fun.® destination, now o ering in studio and virtual events!

Barley’s Brewing Company, 467 N. High St., 43215, 614-228-2537, barleysbrewing.com. Award-winning ales complement a full menu.

Basi Italia, 811 Highland St., 43215, 614-294-7383, basi-italia.com. Italian-inspired meals and casual dining.

Bernard’s Tavern, 630 N. High St., 43215, 614-223-9601, bernardscolumbus.com. Easygoing bar serving up craft beers and pub-grub standards with karaoke and an occasional live band.

Black Brick Bar, 920 N. High St., 43201, 614-421-5100, blackbrickbar.com.  Serving Donatos pizza, craft cocktails and live music.

Bodega, 1044 N. High St., 43201, 614-299-9399, columbusbodega.com.

Your favorite corner bar nestled in the heart of the Short North for 15 years running!

Brassica, 680 N. High St., 43215, 614-867-5885, brassicas.com. A restaurant honoring traditional Mediterranean flavors with a commitment to organic and sustainable practices.

Brewcadia, 467 N. High St., 43215, 614-228-8831, brewcadia.com. Arcade bar where old school amusement meets downtown culture.

TIPS FROM A COLUMBUS INSIDER HANNA TUMBUSCH

@RunwayAndRose

For shopping, I like to go to Jolie Occasions, a local boutique with the cutest feminine looks and accessories. I love to stop at The Lox Bagel Shop for an amazing homemade bagel sandwich; it’s truly unlike any other bagel you will have ever had! For dinner, 1126 Restaurant for the freshest sushi and, of course, mochi for dessert. Forno Kitchen and Bar by far is the best happy hour in town, whenever it’s the half-priced stone fired pizza or the endless shareable apps and cocktails!

Jolie Occasions

Bristol Republic, 1124 N. High St., 43201, 614-929-5847, bristolrepublic.com. Get the full Southern experience with our modern rustic country décor and live bands!

Cluck Norris, 1086 N. 4th St., 43201, 614-889-2594, budddairyfoodhall.com. Ready to roundhouse kick your taste buds with the baddest, boldest, most flavorful ass-kickin’ chicken in town.

Condado Tacos, 1227 N. High St., 43201, 614-928-3909, condadotacos.com. We’re all about the tequila and margaritas, but the main attraction is our build-your-own tacos.

CRMD Ice Cream, 1190 N. High St., 43201, 833-GETCRMD, getcrmd.com. Making people happy by getting them CRMD! Colorful and fun ice cream for any age.

Del Mar SoCal Kitchen, 705 N. High St., 43215, 614-300-9500, delmarcolumbus.com. Fired-up flavors. Cool, crafty cocktails. An atmosphere that will nourish your traveler’s spirit.

Denmark, 463 N. High St., 43215, 614-984-7351, denmarkonhigh.com. A lite-contemporary menu and top-rated cocktails, wines and craft beers.

Donatos, 920 N. High St., 43201, 614-421-5100, donatos.com.

The Eagle, 790 N. High St., 43215, 614-745-3397, eaglerestaurant.com. Convivial eatery and beer hall dishing up Southern classics such as fried chicken and spoonbread.

El Segundo Mexican Kitchen, 698 N. High St., 43215, 614-965-6660, elsegundocolumbus.com. Inspired by Mexican street food, our chefs o er fresh, responsibly sourced and local ingredients.

Fireproof, 1026 N. High St., 43201, 614-706-4425, fireproofcolumbus.com. Global tapas, cocktails and wine bar.

Forno Kitchen and Bar, 721 N. High St., 43215, 614-469-0053, fornoshortnorth.com. We o er the best contemporary cuisine in the city. Check out our unbeatable happy hour and brunch!

Fox in the Snow Cafe, 1031 N. 4th St., 43201, 415-497-4049, foxinthesnow.com. Bakery, co ee shop serving up rustic-style baked goods and hand-poured drinks.

FYR Short North, 404 N. High St., 43215, 614-484-5286, fyrshortnorth.com. Columbus’ first live fire restaurant where fire and flame forge a bond between incredible flavor and local ingredients.

Galla Park Social, 900 N. High St, 43215, 614-826-0023, gallapark.com/social. Modern American steakhouse and chic entertainment venue o ering a dynamic fine dining experience.

Ginger Rabbit Jazz Lounge, 17 Buttles Ave., 43215, 614-929-5298, gingerrabbitjazz.com.

Green Olive Company, 59 Spruce St., 43215, 614-754-8652, greenolivecompany.com. Experience the di erence of Ultra-Premium EVOO with 100% purity and complete traceability.

The Guild House, 624 N. High St., 43215, 614-280-9780, theguildhousecolumbus.com. Creative American cuisine available for breakfast and dinner daily.

Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams, 714 N. High St., 43215, 614-294-5364, jenisicecreams.com. Ice creams built from the ground up with superlative ingredients.

Global Gifts

Katalina’s, 1105 Pennsylvania Ave., 43201, 614-294-2233, katalinascafe.com.

Lots of local goodness. Homemade food with attitude for breakfast, brunch and lunch.

Lincoln Social Rooftop, 711 N. High St., 43215, 614-300-9494, lincolnsocialrooftop.com. Sip, savor and surround yourself with stunning views of the city at our rooftop oasis.

The Lox Bagel Shop, 772 N. High St., 43215, 614-824-4005, theloxbagelshop.com. Hand rolled, boiled and baked in live fire bagels and bagel sandwiches in the Short North!

Marcella’s, 615 N. High St., 43215, 614-223-2100, marcellasrestaurant.com. A bustling burst of Italian flavor and energy. Online ordering available.

Martini Modern Italian, 445 N. High St., 43215, 614-224-8259, martinimodernitalian.com. Contemporary Italian style with classic Italian influence.

Northstar Cafe, 951 N. High St., 43201, 614-298-9999, thenorthstarcafe.com.

Oddfellows Liquor Bar, 1038 N. High St., 43201, 614-923-9631, oddfellowsliquorbar.com. Brick-lined joint with old-timey kitsch and a patio for craft draft beer, clever cocktails and trivia.

One Line Co ee, 745 N. High St., 43215, 614-564-9852, onelineco ee.com. A locally owned co ee roaster and retailer specializing in traceable single-origin co ees.

Parlay Sporting Club + Kitchen, 570 N. High St., 43215, 614-812-0200, parlaycolumbus.com. Polished sports bar and restaurant featuring elevated American fare.

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The Pearl Restaurant Tavern Oyster Room, 641 N. High St., 43215, 614-227-0151, thepearlcolumbus.com. Open daily for dinner. Brunch on weekends.

Roaming Goat Co ee, 849 N. High St., 43215, 614-294-2489, roaminggoatco ee.com. Small-batch specialty co ee roasting based in Columbus, and a co ee shop in the Short North.

Ruth’s Chris Steak House, 511 N. High St., 43215, 614-927-5663, ruthschris.com. Outpost of upmarket steakhouse chain known for sizzling, butter-topped beef in an elegant setting.

Saucy Brew Works, 443 W. 3rd Ave., 43201, 614-696-5100, saucybrewworks.com. Deliciously complex craft beers, New Havenstyle pizza and signature co ee to start your day Saucy.

Service Bar, 1230 Courtland Ave., 43201, 614-947-1231, servicebarcolumbus.com. Restaurant and craft distillery. Modern innovation, nostalgic flavors. Uniquely Columbus.

Shake Shack Short North, 750 N. High St., 43215, 614-697-2029, shakeshack.com.

Short North Pint House and Beer Garden, 780 N. High St., 43215, 614-429-3986, shortnorthpinthouse.com. Open-air beer garden with over 75 beers and an outstanding “pub grub” menu.

Prologue Bookshop

Soul at the Joseph, 620 N. High St., 43215, 614-227-0100, soulatthejoseph.com. Bar located in the Short North o ering cocktails, sparkling libations and an extensive wine list.

Standard Hall, 1100 N. High St., 43201, 614-831-1112, standardhall.com. Industrial hangout with large patio serving craft beer, fresh cocktails and made-from-scratch food.

Terrace Bar, 1079 N. High St., 43201, 614-929-5430, terraceshortnorth.com.

Combines a metropolitan flair with the tropical charm of a coastal bar to create a spirited and welcoming environment perfect for relaxing.

Union Cafe, 782 N. High St., 43215, 614-421-2233, unioncafe.com. Bustling, gay-friendly bar/restaurant o ering American cuisine, a large patio and entertainment.

SHOPPING

Big Fun Columbus, 672 N. High St., 43215, 614-228-8697, facebook.com/ bigfuncolumbus. Vintage toys, novelties, jokes and gags, and classic candy!

Global Gifts, 682 N. High St., 43215, 614-621-1744, globalgiftsft.com. Non-profit fair trade shop with unique artisan clothing, jewelry and more from around the world.

Mukha Spa, 980 N. High St., 43201, 614-294-7546, mukhaspa.com. Totally customized cosmetic products. Make your own lip gloss!

The Optical. Co, 870 N. High St., 43215, 614-477-9229, theoptical.co. Fashion forward optical boutique o ering a curated selection of handcrafted glasses and sunglasses.

Prologue Bookshop, 841 N. High St., 43215, 614-745-1395, prologuebookshop.com. A bright, cozy store specializing in the latest books, puzzles, board games and greeting cards.

Red Gira e Designs, 847 N. High St., 43215, 614-804-9512, redgira edesigns.com. Handcrafted, custom-made jewelry and vintage pieces.

STUMP, 305 E. 5th Ave., 43201, 614-681-4769, stumpplants.com. Indoor plant retail shop specializing in curated plants.

TENSPACE, 930 N. High St., 43201, tenspacebrand.com. Revolving space creating in-real-life experiences for online brands!

ZenGenius Marketplace, 30 E. 4th Ave., 43201, 614-220-9040, zengenius.com. Shop curated gifts and gently used decor and props for parties, events and personal celebrations.

VISITOR SERVICES

Short North Arts District, 875 N. High St., 43215, 614-299-8050, shortnorth.org. Start with art every first Saturday at Gallery Hop, Columbus’ favorite night to celebrate art.

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ARENA DISTRICT & CONVENTION

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THINGS TO DO

A&R Music Bar, 391 Neil Ave., 43215, 614-461-5483, promowestlive.com. Live performances by local bands.

Columbus Blue Jackets, 200 W. Nationwide Blvd., 43215, 614-246-3735, bluejackets.com. National Hockey League team that plays at Nationwide Arena in downtown Columbus’ Arena District.

Columbus Clippers, 330 Huntington Park Ln., 43215, 614-462-5250, milb.com/ columbus. Triple-A A iliate of Cleveland Guardians. Plays at Huntington Park, walking distance to surrounding hotels, year-round fun!

Columbus Crew, 96 Columbus Crew Way, 43215, 614-447-4239, columbuscrew.com. First club in MLS who currently plays at the world-class Lower.com Field in downtown Astor Park.

Columbus Eagles FC, 43216, 614-868-5033, columbuseaglesfc.com.

The city’s women’s soccer team.

Granero Lounge, 51 Vine St., 43215, 614-972-8957. Amazing drinks, delicious and creative food, awesome happy hour, dancing, DJs.

Howl at the Moon, 504 N. Park St., 43215, 614-568-4695, howlatthemoon.com/ columbus. Come sing, dance and howl as talented musicians perform your favorite songs in a high-energy show!

KEMBA Live!, 405 Neil Ave., 43215, 614-461-5483, promowestlive.com.

America’s first indoor/outdoor concert venue, located in the Arena District.

North Market, 59 Spruce St., 43215, 614-463-9664, northmarket.org. Historic public market featuring fresh and prepared foods, flowers, wine, beer and more.

Pelotonia, 450 W. Broad St., 43215, 614-221-6100, pelotonia.org. Thanks to our partners, 100% of every rider-raised dollar goes directly to the OSUCCC-James.

SegAway Tours of Columbus, 400 N. High St., 43215, 614-222-3005, segawaytoursofcolumbus.com. Two-hour guided Segway tours explore Short North Arts District, Arena District and riverfront parks.

FOOD & DRINK

Boston’s The Gourmet Pizza, 199 W. Nationwide Blvd., 43215, 614-229-4275, bostons.com. Sports bar with pizza, pasta, salads. Kid-friendly.

Goodwood Brewing, 401 N. Front St., 43215, 440-829-1432, goodwoodbrewing.com/columbus. Your spot for burgers, brunch and brews.

Greater Columbus Convention Center, 400 N. High St., 43215.

American Nut, americannut company.com. Get your snack on!

Charley’s Philly Steaks, 614-344-6772. A Columbus original, o ering freshly grilled Philly steak sandwiches, hand-cut fries and lemonade.

Chicken ‘n Eggs, 614-461-8116. Eggs to fried chicken, don’t take time debating which came first. Enjoy all their poultry items.

Fame’s Diner/Fame’s Indian Cuisine, 614-461-0587. Variety of daily specials featuring fresh sandwiches, breakfast items, salads and Indian cuisine.

J’s Sweet Treats, 614-906-8888, jssweettreats.net. We specialize in making magical memorable moments through edible art.

Jet’s Pizza, 614-300-7178, jetspizza.com. Detroit-style, deep-dish pizzas and fresh, high-quality ingredients.

Mykonos Gyros, 614-463-9263. Experience a taste of Greece, specializing in Greek entrees, sandwiches, salads and desserts.

Siam/Ohio Noodles & Sushi, 614-461-8116. Siam Express o ers a variety of Asian entrees, soups and sushi.

Subway, 614-224-0800, subway.com. Enjoy a sub, salad or melt made the way you say. Our ingredients, your masterpiece!

Velvet Cafe & Ice Cream/ Subway, 614-222-0740. Delicious ice cream, paninis, deli sandwiches, hot hogs, salads and breakfast. Delivery available.

Je Ruby’s Steakhouse Columbus, 89 E. Nationwide Blvd., 43215, 614-686-7800, je ruby.com/columbus. U.S.D.A. Prime steaks, seafood and sushi, live music and impeccable service that is unmatched!

Lumin Sky Bar, 517 Park St., 43215, 614-607-5960, luminskybar.com.

Moran’s Bar and Grill, 415 N. Front St., 43215, 614-972-7170, moransbarandgrille.com. Where the people, the vibe and the comfort food all say, “Hey, come on in. Stay awhile.”

TIPS FROM A COLUMBUS INSIDER HANNAH LEWIS

The Arena District area has evolved so much since I started visiting over a decade ago! The historic North Market is always a staple to get some of my favorites like Brezel and Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams. It’s always hard to not visit Wario’s Beef & Pork whenever I’m in a five-mile radius of their window. But, if I’m looking for a more sit-down spot, The Pearl in the nearby Short North is forever a go-to; their fried chicken is just delightful.

Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams

Nada Restaurant, 220 W. Nationwide Blvd., 43215, 614-715-8260, eatdrinknada.com/ columbus. Kick back at this taco and cocktail joint.

Sunny Street Cafe, 277 W. Nationwide Blvd., 43215, 614-222-3008, sunnystreetcafe.com. Best breakfast, brunch and best value lunch downtown. Outdoor dining, semi-private space.

Ted’s Montana Grill Arena District, 191 W. Nationwide Blvd., 43215, 614-227-0013, tedsmontanagrill.com. Made-from-scratch cuisine such as award-winning burgers, steaks and all-natural bison.

Whistle & Keg, 343 N. Front St., 43215, 614-419-1979, whistlekeg.com. Brewery and Beer Hall in the heart of the Arena District.

NORTH MARKET DOWNTOWN

The original North Market is a 147-year-old public market located in downtown Columbus. Inside you’ll find more than 30 independently owned small businesses o ering a wide variety of fresh produce, meat, poultry, seafood, flowers, specialty foods, international prepared foods and distinctive gifts.

Zoup! Arena District, 155 W. Nationwide Blvd., 43215, 614-607-5600, zoup.com. Locally owned eatery featuring handcrafted soups, fresh salads, sandwiches, bowls and mac.

a wide of fresh

59 Spruce St. | 614-463-9664 northmarket.org

North Market Downtown, 59 Spruce St., 43215, 614-463-9664, northmarket.org.

Dos Hermanos, 614-670-4239, doshermanoscolumbus.com. Serving authentic Mexican food from family recipes using fresh ingredients.

Flavor and Fire, flavorandfire.com. Flavor for every plate. Fire for every level.

Hot Chicken Takeover, 614-800-4538, hotchickentakeover.com. Ohio’s very own juicy, Nashville style, made to order hot chicken and classic sides.

Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams, 614-228-9960, jenis.com. Ice creams built from the ground up with superlative ingredients.

Stauf’s Co ee Roasters, 614-486-4861, staufs.com.

Novak’s Tavern & Patio, 475 N. High St., 43215, 614-224-8821, novakstavern.com. Our bar is just the place for you! From a place to unwind to a lively Saturday night with friends!

Rodizio Grill, 125 W. Nationwide Blvd., 43215, 614-241-4400, rodiziogrill.com/ columbus. Authentic Brazilian steakhouse.

SHOPPING

Greater Columbus Convention Center 400 N. High St., 43215.

Fresh Look Beauty/Barber Boutique 614-754-1741. Barber shop and beauty service all in one. Services include hair cutting, coloring and styling.

Heroes & Games, 614-228-8500. Buy, sell and trade your comic books, collectible video games, board games and toys.

Nielsen’s, 614-224-7750. O ering a variety of items, cards, gifts, newspapers, snacks, cold beverages and lottery games!

Ohio Buckeye Connection, 614-223-0089. The Ohio State University memorabilia, gifts and apparel for men, women, children and pets.

VISITOR SERVICES

Arena District, 375 N. Front St., 43215, 614-242-3711, arenadistrict.com. The premier entertainment district in downtown Columbus, o ering sports, dining and live music.

Experience Columbus Visitor Center, 277 W. Nationwide Blvd., 43215, 614-221-6623, experiencecolumbus.com. Get recommendations on what to see, do and eat.

Historic German Village

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German Village is the nation’s largest private historic neighborhood nestled just south of downtown Columbus, settled in the early-to-mid 19th century by German immigrants. Today it is a bustling, walkable neighborhood full of popular restaurants, unique shops, beautiful homes and parks. In the heart of German Village you will find Schmidt’s Sausage Haus, voted BEST place to take out of town guests, and the ICONIC food of Columbus. The restaurant and banquet space is owned and operated by the 5th generation of the Schmidt family beginning in the meat packing business 135 years ago. Come and experience Schmidt’s Bahama Mama smoked sausage and Jumbo Cream Pu s served by caring people, where every day is a celebration!

GERMAN VILLAGE & BREWERY DISTRICT

Be charmed while strolling the brick streets in historic German Village and the adjacent Brewery District. Plan your outing with these helpful listings.

NEIGHBORHOODS Lindey’s

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GERMAN VILLAGE & BREWERY DISTRICT THINGS TO DO

Bloc Garten, 512 Maier Pl., 43215, 614-929-6277, 5.life/bg. Bouldering gym with a welcoming climbing community and sta waiting for you to join the fun.

Grange Insurance Audubon Center, 505 W. Whittier St., 43215, 614-545-5475, grange.audubon.org. Native plant gardens, bird watching and exploration, children’s nature play.

Shadowbox Live, 503 S. Front St., 43215, 614-416-7625, shadowboxlive.org. Sketch comedy and rock-n-roll shows, dance theatre productions, tribute shows and musicals.

FOOD & DRINK

Antiques on High, 714 S. High St., 43206, 614-725-2080, antiquesonhigh.com. Antiques on High focuses on the production of sour and wild beers as well as hazy hop-forward IPAs and pale ales.

Barcelona Restaurant, 263 E. Whittier St., 43206, 614-443-3699, barcelonacolumbus.com. Upscale, authentic Spanish cuisine. Open nightly and Sunday brunch.

Big Room Bar, 1036 S. Front St., 43206, 614-449-9612, bigroombar.com. Music and entertainment venue located above the legendary CD102.5 FM Radio Studios.

Cento, 595 S. 3rd St., 43215, 614-696-6565, centocolumbus.com. Cento, named for CMR’s 100th restaurant location, is an authentic Italian oasis in German Village.

Chapman’s Eat Market, 739 S. 3rd St., 43206, 614-444-0917, eatchapmans.com. Friendly food. Delicious people.

Columbus Brewing Company, 2555 Harrison Rd., 43204, 614-224-3626, columbusbrewing.com. An independent craft brewery best known for Columbus IPA and Bodhi.

Community Grounds: Co ee & Meeting House, 1134 Parsons Ave., 43206, 614-826-1026, mycommunitygrounds.com. Small, family run co ee shop in the south side of Columbus.

Donatos, 1000 Thurman Ave., 43206, 614-444-6823, donatos.com.

Emmett’s on South High, 744 S. High St., 43206, 614-826-0679, emmettscafe.com.

Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams, 900 Mohawk St., 43206, 614-445-6513, jenis.com. Ice creams built from the ground up with superlative ingredients.

Katzinger’s Delicatessen, 475 S. 3rd St., 43215, 614-228-3354, katzingers.com. NY-style deli. Seen on Food Network’s “The Best Thing I Ever Ate.”

The Kitchen, 231 E. Livingston Ave., 43215, 614-225-8940, thekitchencolumbus.com. Event venue focused on participatory dining, food challenges, wine tastings and a weekly dinner pop-up.

Lindey’s, 169 E. Beck St., 43206, 614-228-4343, lindeys.com. Historic bistro, outdoor bar and patio, lunch and dinner all week, brunch on weekends.

Matt and Tony’s Wood Fired Kitchen, 525 Short St., 43215, 614-732-5098, mattandtonys.com.

Pistacia Vera, 541 S. 3rd St., 43215, 614-220-9070, pistaciavera.com. Pastry kitchen and cafe. Co ee, macarons, croissants, brunch, dessert and more.

TIPS FROM A COLUMBUS INSIDER NICK DEKKER

SCHMIDT’S

In the heart of German Village sits the historic Schmidt’s Sausage Haus. This fifth generation family-run business is a must-see when traveling through Columbus. Serving up family famous recipe sausage, pastries and, of course, real German beer on tap. Live polka entertainment Wednesday through Saturday evenings!

240 E. Kossuth St. | 614-444-6808 schmidthaus.com

We love strolling through beautiful Schiller Park, especially in the evening when you can catch worldclass, free theater from Actors’ Theatre of Columbus. We start our days at local bakeries like Kolache Republic, Pistacia Vera or Fox in the Snow, and dive into breakfast sandwiches at Emmett’s Café. The district is home to two of the city’s best restaurants: Chapman’s Eat Market and Agni. South High Street is our favorite spot for drinks, from amazing creations at Law Bird to cocktails and sour beers at Antiques on High.

Pistacia Vera

RESTAURANT UND SAUSAGE HAUS

BARCELONA RESTAURANT

263 E. Whittier St., 614-443-3699 • barcelonacolumbus.com

Barcelona, a premier Columbus restaurant, has been a part of Historic German Village for over 25 years. The cuisine focuses on Spanish fusion including tapas and paella. Housed in a 100 year old space, Barcelona boasts outstanding service, creative cuisine, an award-wining wine list and one of the best patios in Columbus.

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FRANKLIN ART GLASS STUDIOS, INC.

222 E. Sycamore St. 614-221-2972 • franklinartglass.com

Since 1924, Franklin Art Glass has been creating custom stained and leaded glass for clients nationwide. Franklin is the largest brick and mortar stained glass supplier in Ohio selling both retail and wholesale products nationwide. The retail store features supplies, handmade items and unique gifts.

HELEN WINNEMORE’S CONTEMPORARY CRAFTS

150 E. Kossuth St. 614-444-5850 • helenwinnemores.com

In operation since 1938, Helen Winnemore’s focuses on the work of American artisans—our shop is like an arts festival all year round! Featuring many handmade items including jewelry, we have a beautiful array of uniquely curated works of art. Open seven days a week.

OLD MOHAWK RESTAURANT

819 Mohawk St. 614-444-7204 •theoldmohawk.com

Buzzing, longtime American tavern and former speakeasy since 1933 serving creative sandwiches and turtle soup. Delivery available through DoorDash & ChowNow!

GERMAN VILLAGE MEETING HAUS AND VISITORS CENTER

588 S. Third St. 614-221-8888 • germanvillage.com

Start your visit here! Our Visitor Center is staffed by volunteers who can share our award-winning 8-minute history video, which gets you oriented not only to our German heritage but also to our pioneering preservation activities. Volunteers will set you off with stories and advice to make a special day in German Village.

SHOP | DINE | STROLL

Open Mon.-Fri. 9 am-4 pm, Sat. 10 am-2 pm Sun. Noon-3 pm (April-November)

LINDEY’S RESTAURANT & BAR

169 E. Beck St. 614-228-4343 • lindeys.com

Consistently voted one of Columbus’ best restaurants for the past 40 years. Featured in the Washington Post, USA Today, the New York Times, Gourmet Magazine and the book As the Tables Turn by Michael Rosen. Voted one of the top 100 patios in America.

SCHMIDT’S GERMAN VILLAGE FUDGE HAUS

220 E. Kossuth St. 614-444-2222 • schmidtsfudgehaus.com

Our small-batch fudge is made the old-fashioned way — heated in a copper kettle and creamed and cooled on a marble slab. Named top 4 best fudges in America. A selection of handmade chocolates includes sugar-free and vegan. We offer European chocolates and gifts, and feature lithographs and paintings by artist Michael Dickinson.

FRANKLIN ART GLASS INC.

SCHMIDT’S SAUSAGE HAUS AND RESTAURANT

240 E. Kossuth St. 614-444-6808 • schmidthaus.com

In the heart of German Village sits the historic Schmidt’s Sausage Haus. This fifth generation family-run business is a must see when traveling through Columbus. Serving up family famous recipe sausage, pastries and, of course, real German beer on tap. Live polka entertainment Wednesday through Saturday evenings!

KATZINGER’S DELICATESSEN

475 S. Third St. 614-228-3354 • katzingers.com

Katzinger’s Delicatessen is an award-winning traditional New York-style delicatessen featuring traditional and inventive takes of your favorite deli sandwiches. We are also a specialty foods store featuring artisan cheeses, meats, dry goods and breads and we don’t stop there — our catering department services the entire city of Columbus with deli platters and homemade desserts.

THE THURMAN CAFE

183 Thurman Ave. 614-443-1570 • thethurmancafe.com

A family-owned Columbus institution founded in 1942. Perennial winners of “Best Burger” by all major Columbus publications. National TV appearances include: Travel Channel’s Man v. Food, ESPN’s College Game Day, Big Ten Network’s Campus Eats, and many others. Here you’ll find a casual laid back atmosphere where you can relax and enjoy the good times.

SYCAMORE

262 E. Sycamore St. 614-407-3071 • sycamoregv.com

Stop by in the morning for expertly crafted espresso, a freshly baked pastry, or a light breakfast. Take a mid-day break for a salad, sandwich, or small plate. Join us for dinner and enjoy our menu influenced by the changing of the seasons, featuring local and sustainably sourced ingredients prepared simply and elegantly.

THE BOOK LOFT OF GERMAN VILLAGE

631 S. Third St. 614-464-1774 • bookloft.com

The Book Loft of German Village is located just a few blocks south of the state capitol building. The pre-Civil War era buildings that once were general stores, a saloon, and a nickelodeon cinema, now are home to 32 rooms of bargain books.

TIKI BOTANICALS

650 S. Third St. 614-674-2443 • tikibotanicals.com

Luxurious handcrafted candles, lotions, soaps, bath bombs, scrubs, perfumes and so many other bath and body care goodies all made locally in our cute shop in the German Village area of Columbus. Other locations at 1727 W. Lane Ave. in Columbus and 12 W. Olentangy St. in Powell.

THE RED STABLE — GERMAN VILLAGE SOUVENIRS AND GIFTS

223 E. Kossuth St. 614-867-5300 • theredstable.com

Featuring local artists and vendors from German Village, Columbus and Ohio. Be sure to visit the local art gallery on the second floor and experience our outdoor patio. Plus, shop from the largest collection of German-made collectibles including nutcrackers, smokers, pyramids, cuckoo clocks and more!

Open daily at 11 am.

WINANS CHOCOLATES + COFFEES

897 S. Third St. 614-445-6464 • winanscandies.com

STAUF’S COFFEE ROASTERS

627 S. Third St. 614-486-4479 • staufs.com

All of the coffees that we offer are roasted by us, by hand, everyday. You will not experience coffees of higher quality, consistency or freshness. We let our coffee speak for itself which is why our motto is: The proof is in the cup!

At Winans, we handcraft chocolates and coffees to inspire moments of joy. Our coffee is brewed and served fresh daily. Using time-tested methods for over 60 years, Winans offers products made with fresh ingredients like real cream and butter, without any waxes or paraffins.

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Public art displays

Anti-Saloon League HQ Underground Railroad

650 acres of parkland

51 miles of trails

Eclectic shops

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Skillet, 410 E. Whittier St., 43206, 614-443-2266, skilletruf.net. Neighborhood restaurant o ering a farm-to-table menu of comfort classics with an urban edge.

Stauf’s Co ee Roasters, 627 S. 3rd St., 43206, 614-221-1563, staufs.com. Local co ee roaster o ering premium quality co ee, freshly baked pastries and seasonal desserts.

Sycamore, 262 E. Sycamore St., 43206, 614-407-3071, sycamoregv.com. Based on our love of restaurants that weave themselves into our day-to-day lives.

The Thurman Cafe, 183 Thurman Ave., 43206, 614-443-1570, thethurmancafe.com. Featured on “Man v. Food.” Serving up the best burgers in Columbus, along with old favorites.

Winans Chocolates + Co ees, 897 S. 3rd St., 43206, 614-445-6464, winanscandies.com. Freshly made chocolates and co ees in the heart of German Village.

SHOPPING

The Book Loft of German Village, 631 S. 3rd St., 43206, 614-464-1774, bookloft.com. 32 rooms of books at bargain prices.

Franklin Art Glass Studio, 222 E. Sycamore St., 43206, 614-221-2972, franklinartglass.com. Stained glass supplies for hobbyists, custom leaded glass creations and unique glass related gifts.

The Red Stable, 223 E. Kossuth St., 43206, 614-867-5300, theredstable.com. Ohio-made gifts, art and souvenirs plus German-made nutcrackers, smokers, pyramids and cuckoo clocks.

Schmidt’s Fudge Haus and Gifts, 220 E. Kossuth St., 43206, 614-444-2222, schmidtsfudgehaus.com. Handmade fudge from the copper kettle to the marble table. We also have sugar free and vegan too!

Tiki Botanicals, LLC, 650 S. 3rd St., 43206, 614-674-2443, tikibotanicals.com. Handmade candles and bath products made in-store; we also o er private candle pouring parties.

VISITOR SERVICES

German Village Society, 588 S. 3rd St., 43215, 614-221-8888, germanvillage.com. Restored 19th century community with beautifully renovated homes, shops and restaurants.

This “City within a Park” offers something for all.

Schmidt’s Restaurant und Sausage Haus

Masterworks

2023 • 2024

The Planets

September 22 ǀ 7:30pm

September 24 | 2pm

The Beauty of Spain

October 13–14 | 7:30pm

Beethoven Pastoral Symphony

November17–18 | 7:30pm

Time for Three

January 19–20 | 7:30pm

Stravinsky Firebird Suite

February 3 ǀ 7:30pm

February 4 | 2pm

Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto No. 1

February 23–24 ǀ 7:30pm

Rachmaninoff Symphony No. 1

March 22–23 ǀ 7:30pm

Beethoven, Mozart, & Haydn

April 5–6 ǀ 7:30pm

Tchaikovsky & Prokofiev

April 19–20 ǀ 7:30pm

The Return of Natasha Paremski

May 3–4 ǀ 7:30pm

Beethoven Symphony No. 2

May 17–18 ǀ 7:30pm

Mozart’s Mass in C minor

May 24–25 ǀ 7:30pm

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Watershed Distillery

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GRANDVIEW/ UPPER ARLINGTON THINGS TO DO

Ohio Craft Museum, 1665 W. 5th Ave., 43212, 614-486-4402, ohiocraft.org. Unique, handcrafted jewelry, functional pottery, glass vases, silk scarves, artistmade cards.

X Golf, 1165 Yard St., 43212, playxgolf.com. Our state-of-the-art system measures ball and swing data to an unrivaled 98% accuracy.

FOOD & DRINK

1400 Food Lab, 1400 Dublin Rd., 43215, 614-636-3164, 1400foodlab.com.

Hands-on cooking, chef demonstrations, private parties and events.

Aladdin’s Eatery, 1425 Grandview Ave., 43212, 614-488-5565, aladdinseatery.com. Serving freshly prepared, naturally nutritious Lebanese-American meals.

The Avenue Steak Tavern, 1307 Grandview Ave., 43212, 614-485-9447, cameronmitchell.com. Restaurant serving fine steaks and tavern fare.

Basic Biscuits, Kindness and Co ee, 1160 Goodale Blvd., 43212, 614-549-5955, getbasicbiscuits.com. All of our items are made by hand, from scratch, every day in our bakery.

Brassica, 1442 W. Lane Ave., 43221, 614-929-9997, brassicas.com

Brekkie Shack, 1060 Yard St., 43212, 614-525-0190, thebrekkieshack.com. Tasty, health-centric creative takes on breakfast, lunch and brunch served all day.

Cap City Fine Diner & Bar, 1299 Olentangy River Rd., 43212, 614-291-3663, capcityfinediner.com.

Recognizable favorites with upscale twists, alongside flavorful chef-driven dishes.

Chocolate Cafe, 1855 Northwest Blvd., 43212, 614-485-2233, chocolatecafecolumbus. com. A must-try for any dessert lover! Breakfast, lunch and dinner also served.

Crimson Cup Co ee & Tea, 2468 Northwest Blvd., 43221, 614-641-7020, crimsoncup.com. Experience craft co ee from Roast Magazine’s 2016 “Roaster of the Year.”

Donatos, donatos.com.

Grandview, 1612 Northwest Blvd., 43212, 614-486-5363.

Northwest Columbus, 4515 Kenny Rd., 43220, 614-459-9523.

Northwest Columbus, 2522 Bethel Rd., 43220, 614-442-8666.

Upper Arlington, 3000 Northwest Blvd., 43221, 614-340-0905.

Echo Spirits Distilling Co., 985 W. 6th Ave., 43212, 614-725-1955, echospirits.com. A local craft distillery focused on relationships and doing things di erently.

Endeavor Brewing Company, 909 W. 5th Ave., 43212, 614-456-7074, endeavorbrewingco.com. Internationally inspired and locally produced craft brewery in the Grandview Heights neighborhood.

Grandad’s Pizza, 1254 W. 3rd Ave., 43212, 614-488-9700, grandadspizza.com. A family-owned and -operated pizzeria serving their family recipe since 1997.

Grandview Cafe, 1455 W. 3rd Ave., 43212, 614-725-1077, grandviewcafe.com. Laid-back neighborhood tavern serving American eats and craft brews in a vintage space with a patio.

High Bank Distillery Co. Grandview, 1051 Goodale Blvd., 43212, 614-826-5347, highbankco.com. Distillery Pub with seasonally inspired takes on modern American cocktails & cuisine. Awarded Best Cocktails in Columbus four years running.

TIPS FROM A COLUMBUS INSIDER JEREMY QUAM

@ThatSandwichDude

What’s not to love about Grandview?!

There are so many great places to eat!

You’ve got Katalina’s close by in the Short North and Clintonville with their famous pancake balls and huge Mazatlán slow-roasted pork and egg sandwich.

HOFBRÄUHAUS COLUMBUS

BREWERY & RESTAURANT

Everyone can enjoy great biers, food and fun times at Our Haus! Steeped in Bavarian tradition, all our German dishes are exactly what you would find in the heart of Bavaria.

800 Goodale Blvd. | 614-294-2437 hofbrauhauscolumbus.com

Hot Chicken Takeover Grandview, 1417 W. 5th Ave., 43212, 614-502-3599, hotchickentakeover.com. Ohio’s very own juicy, Nashville style, made to order hot chicken and classic sides.

Cambridge Tea House has some of the best scones with clotted cream and jam and hosts fun events like Wizard’s Tea around Halloween. Visit Sí Señor Peruvian Sandwiches for unique food with a Latin flair, like the chicharron Peruano sandwich. And the list goes on!

Katalina’s

Hudson 29 Kitchen & Drink, 1600 W. Lane Ave., 43221, 614-487-0622, hudson29.com. Lunch and dinner daily, weekend brunch. Online ordering available.

Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams, 1281 Grandview Ave., 43212, 614-488-2680, jenis.com. Ice creams built from the ground up with superlative ingredients.

Panzera’s Pizza, 1354 Grandview Ave., 43212, 614-486-5951, panzeras.com. Discover Italy without moving an inch away from Columbus and satisfy those cravings at home in Panzera’s Pizza Grandview.

Round II, 1312 Grandview Ave, 43212, cafesround2.com. The most flavorful food around with a taste that packs a punch.

Rusty Bucket Restaurant & Tavern, 1635 W. Lane Ave., 43221, 614-485-2303, myrustybucket.com. Lunch, dinner, weekend brunch. Gluten-free friendly. Make a reservation at myrustybucket.com.

Stauf’s Co ee Roasters, 1277 Grandview Ave., 43212, 614-486-4861, staufs.com. Local co ee roaster o ering premium quality co ee, freshly baked goods and seasonal desserts.

Third & Hollywood, 1433 W. 3rd Ave., 43212, 614-488-0303, thirdandhollywood.com.

Watershed Distillery LLC, 1145 Chesapeake Ave., 43212, 614-357-1936, watersheddistillery.com. Producer of the #1 selling Ohio-made bourbon and gin portfolios & award-winning vodka and specialty spirits.

Watershed Kitchen and Bar, 1145 Chesapeake Ave., 43221, 614-357-1936, watersheddistillery.com. A hidden gem, this popular eatery is consistently rated one of the top restaurant and cocktail bars.

SHOPPING

Fortin Ironworks, 944 W. 5th Ave., 43212, 614-291-4342, fortinironworks.com. Vintage, industrial themed decor re-purposed and hand crafted on site in a historic iron factory.

Glenn Avenue Soap Company, 1166 W. 5th Ave., 43212, 614-706-7221, glennavesoap.com.

Krema Nut Company, 1000 W. Goodale Blvd., 43212, 614-299-4131, krema.com. Gourmet nuts, all-natural peanut butter, handmade candy and gifts.

Penn and Beech Candle, 1255 Grandview Ave., 43212, 614-488-2009, pennandbeech.com. Come pour with us and discover the magic of truly custom fragrance!

Red Gira e Designs, 1419 Grandview Ave., 43212, 614-705-5749, redgira edesigns.com. Handcrafted, custom-made jewelry and vintage pieces.

State of Devotion, 1399 Grandview Ave., 43212, 614-569-9057, stateofdevotion.com. Ohio-inspired apparel and accessories for the truly devoted.

THREAD, 1110 Chambers Rd., Ste. B, 43212, 614-906-3407, shopthreadonline.com. Chic boutique selling a curated selection of designer clothing with a relaxed, bohemian vibe.

VISITOR SERVICES

COhatch, 1733 W. Lane Ave., 43221, 614-808-1620, cohatch.com. Flexible workspace with meeting rooms, co-working, event and o ice space.

Destination Grandview, 820 Goodale Blvd., 43212, 614-453-4295, destinationgrandview.org. Hip neighborhood near downtown known for restaurants, microbreweries, boutiques, hotels and tours.

Glenn Avenue Soap Company

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CLINTONVILLE/ UNIVERSITY DISTRICT THINGS TO DO

The Big Bang, 1516 N. High St., 43201, 614-947-0434, thebigbangbar.com. A high-energy dueling piano bar. Sing and dance along to your favorite song requests played live!

Columbus Futsal Club, 614-655-1590, columbusfutsal.us. Columbus Futsal men’s professional team. To catch this action-packed game, visit columbusfutsal.us!

Gateway Film Center, 1550 N. High St., 43201, 614-247-4433, gatewayfilmcenter.org. Independent theater with commercial and indie films. Full-service restaurant, bar and 32 handles.

The Seasoned Farmhouse, 3674 N. High St., 43214, 614-230-6281, theseasonedfarmhouse.com. A recreational cooking school, learning garden, cookbook library, culinary boutique and event space.

Studio 614, 2487 Summit St., 43202, 614-600-1614, studio614.com. BYOB art studio & private event space.

The Wexner Center for the Arts, 1871 N. High St., 43210, 614-292-3535, wexarts.org. Contemporary arts center at The Ohio State University showing art, films, music, theater and dance.

FOOD & DRINK

451 Spirits, 590 Oakland Park Ave., 43214, 614-929-3836, 451spirits.com.

Aladdin’s Eatery, 2931 N. High St., 43202, 614-262-2414, aladdinseatery.com. Fresh, naturally nutritious Lebanese-American meals.

Crimson Cup Co ee & Tea, 4541 N. High St., 43214, 614-262-6212, crimsoncup.com. Named 2016 “Roaster of the Year” by Roast Magazine!

Cup O’ Joe Clintonville, 2990 N. High St., 43202, 614-447-7563, cupojoe.com. Locally roasted co ee, freshly baked pastries and desserts.

TIPS FROM A COLUMBUS INSIDER MANDY SHUNNARAH

@OffTheBeatenShelf

My favorite places run the gamut!

I love the freshly poured concrete at Tuttle Skatepark. Bookspace

Columbus is an anarchist bookstore that shares space with Flux+Flow

Dance. My favorite co ee shops are Global Gallery, Crimson Cup, Kafe Kerouac and Winston’s Co ee & Wa les. Kitty Bubble Cafe has excellent co ee and more than a dozen adoptable cats to pet! As for restaurants, don’t sleep on N.E. Chinese, and be sure to hit up a dance

party at Ace of Cups

Spacebar.

Jack Nicklaus Museum, 2355 Olentangy River Rd., 43210, 614-247-5959, nicklausmuseum.org. Museum honoring Jack Nicklaus and golf history. Open Tue.-Sat., 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Adults $10; students $5.

Newport Music Hall, 1722 N. High St., 43201, 614-461-5483, promowestlive.com. America’s longest continually running rock club. Check the schedule online.

Donatos, donatos.com.

Clintonville, 3489 N. High St., 43214, 614-268-9559.

OSU, 2084 N. High St., 43201, 614-294-5371.

Emmett’s at Open Air, 2571 Neil Ave., 43202, 614-670-7702, emmettscafe.com.

Florin Co ee, 874 Oakland Park Ave., 43224, florinco ee.com. Crafting co ees that are simple and delicious, so you can fully enjoy every co ee break.

Gatto’s Pizza, 3420 Indianola Ave., 43202, 614-263-3737, gattosclintonville.com. Traditional Columbus style pizza, using made-from-scratch dough, homemade Italian sausage, handmade meatballs and pasta sauce.

Hang Over Easy, 1646 Neil Ave., 43201, 614-586-0070, hangovereasy.com. “Breakfast cures all” is the motto of this diner serving up playful twists on classic dishes.

Harvest Pizzeria, 2885 N. High St., 43202, harvestpizzeria.com. At any Harvest, guests can expect the freshest, tastiest in food and beverage coupled with genuine hospitality.

Hot Chicken Takeover, 4203 N. High St., 43214, 614-754-1151, hotchickentakeover.com. Ohio’s very own juicy, Nashville style, made to order hot chicken and classic sides.

Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams, 4247 N. High St., 43214, 614-447-0500, jenis.com. Ice creams built from the ground up with superlative ingredients.

Katalina’s Too, 3481 N. High St., 43214, 614-689-8896, katalinascafe.com. Lots of local goodness. Homemade food with an attitude for breakfast, brunch and lunch.

Mikey’s Late Night Slice, 15 E. Duncan St., 43215, 614-206-7448, latenightslice.com. Expanded menu that includes breadsticks, specialty pizzas and a build-your-own option!

Northstar Cafe, 4241 N. High St., 43214, 614-784-2233, thenorthstarcafe.com.

Rusty Bucket Restaurant & Tavern, 4109 N. High St., 43214, 614-261-0385, myrustybucket.com/clintonville. Lunch, dinner, weekend brunch. Gluten-free friendly. Make a reservation at myrustybucket.com.

Stauf’s Co ee Roasters, 1334 Neil Ave., 43201, 614-928-3993, staufs.com.

The Torpedo Room, 1550 N. High St., 43201, 614-247-4433, gatewayfilmcenter.org/ the-torpedo-room.

Understory, 2571 Neil Ave., 43202, understorycbus.com. A new concept from the team at Wolf’s Ridge Brewing. Restaurant, lounge and event space.

SHOPPING

Rock Candy Healing Stones, 3343 N. High St., 43202, 614-859-6343, rockcandy888.com. Rocks + stones + crystals. Family-friendly rock shop. Stop in and touch everything and have fun.

Sweetfire Nursery, 3407 Maize Rd., 43224, 614-641-0177, linktr.ee/sweetfirenursery. Exotic peppers (plants, produce and powder!), houseplants and 3D printed plant accessories.

Used Kids Records, 2500 Summit St., 43202, 614-421-9455, usedkidsrecords.com. O ering the best selection of new and used vinyl, CDs and DVDs in the city.

Wild Cat Gift & Party, 3515 N. High St., 43214, 614-420-6603, wildcatgiftandparty.com Handmade goods and quirky gifts for all your favorite people. Plus fun balloons and party supplies!

VISITOR SERVICES

COhatch – Gateway, 1581 N. High St., 43201, 614-368-1810, columbus.cohatch.com. Flexible workspace with meeting rooms, co-working, event and o ice space.

Rock Candy Healing Stones

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TIPS FROM A COLUMBUS INSIDER JASMINE LAWRENCE

The Midwest’s premier shopping, dining and entertainment destination with 250+ stores and restaurants.

160 Easton Town Center | 614-337-2200 eastontowncenter.com

The Escape Game, 3960 Easton Station, 43219, 614-412-5372, theescapegame.com/ columbus. A live 60-minute adventure that’s great for families, friends and team building!

Funny Bone Comedy Club and Restaurant, 145 Easton Town Center, 43219, 614-471-5653, columbus.funnybone.com.

O ering the best in live stand-up comedy, food, drinks and laughter.

LEGOLAND Discovery Center, 157 Easton Town Center, 43219, 614-407-7721, columbus.legolanddiscoverycenter.com.

The ultimate indoor LEGO playground including two rides, a 4D cinema, LEGO themed play areas and more!

FOOD & DRINK

Brassica, 4012 Townsfair Way, 43219, 614-532-6865, brassicas.com.

A restaurant honoring traditional Mediterranean flavors with a commitment to organic and sustainable practices.

Condado Tacos, 4077 Fenlon St., 43219, 614-532-5956, condadotacos.com. We’re all about the tequila and margaritas, but the main attraction is our build-your-own tacos.

Cooper’s Hawk Winery & Restaurants, 4230 The Strand, 43219, 614-428-6999, chwinery.com.

Crimson, 4066 Worth Ave., 43219, 614-532-0053, crimsonco ee.com. Located at Easton Town Center. Crimson Co ee serves its award-winning co ees in a handcrafted fashion.

Donatos, 4055 Morse Crossing, 43219, 614-470-6001, donatos.com.

Easton has become a family favorite. My family and I go to Easton about once a week and normally for dinner, but sometimes for lunch. The kids are always up for a shake and a great burger. There’s lots of places to find those at Easton. My favorite spot is the RH Rooftop Restaurant at Restoration Hardware. It o ers great food and good vibes, if you’re looking for a great place for family night or date night.

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Hot Chicken Takeover, 4198 Worth Ave., 43219, 614-532-7435, hotchickentakeover.com. Ohio’s very own juicy, Nashville style, made to order hot chicken and classic sides.

Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams, 3998 Gramercy St., 43219, 614-476-5364, jenis.com. Ice creams built from the ground up with superlative ingredients.

Mitchell’s Ocean Club, 4002 Easton Station, 43219, 614-416-2582, ocean-prime.com. Serving prime seafood and steaks.

Northstar Cafe, Easton Town Center, 43219, 614-532-5444, thenorthstarcafe.com.

Pins Mechanical Company Easton, 4117 Worth Ave., 43219, 614-831-0033, pinsbar.com/easton. Duckpin bowling, 40+ pinball machines, old school entertainment, craft beers and classic cocktails.

Rusty Bucket Restaurant & Tavern, 4062 Gramercy St., 43219, 614-342-2063, myrustybucket.com. Lunch, dinner, weekend brunch and gluten-free friendly. Make a reservation at myrustybucket.com.

Ted’s Montana Grill, 4169 Worth Ave., 43219, 614-337-1457, tedsmontanagrill.com. Made from scratch cuisine such as awardwinning burgers, steaks and all-natural bison.

True Food Kitchen, 4052 Worth Ave., 43219, 614-269-8910, truefoodkitchen.com. Deliciously crafted dishes and drinks for lunch, dinner & brunch.

Weenie Wonder Easton, 4117 Worth Ave., 43219, 614-683-9523, weeniewonder.com. A fast casual experience that serves hot dogs and other tasty delights for you and your family.

SHOPPING

Bliss in a Bottle, 124 Easton Town Center, 43219, 614-428-9463, blissinabottle.com. Perfectly paired chocolate and wine, handdipped.

Celebrate Local – Shop the Best of Ohio, 3952 Townsfair Way, 43219, 614-471-6446, celebratelocalohio.com. Shop the best of Ohio and support Local! Showcasing the best of Ohio-made from 300+ Ohio businesses!

Red Gira e Designs, 122 Easton Town Center, 43219, 614-705-4827, redgira edesigns.com. Handmade, customizable and curated jewelry in Columbus.

VISITOR SERVICES

COhatch, 4182 Worth Ave., 43219, 614-324-9204, columbus.cohatch.com. Flexible workspace with meeting rooms, co-working, event and o ice space.

Experience Columbus Visitor Center, 188 Easton Town Center, 43219, 614-221-6623, experiencecolumbus.com. Get recommendations on what to see, do and eat.

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AROUND COLUMBUS

Fun attractions, unique shops and appealing restaurants are found throughout the greater Columbus area. Use these helpful listings as your guide.

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Brush Crazy, 1299 Bethel Rd., 43220, 614-929-5417, brushcrazy.com. Paint for fun! Canvas, wood, ceramics, mosaics, glass, clay. All ages welcome.

Get Out Adventures, 6000 Harriott Rd., 43065, 614-389-3921, getoutadventures.us. At the intersection of adventure and wellness. We o er exceptional outdoor experiences wrapped around fun, friendship and philanthropy.

Lighthouse Immersive, 940 Polaris Pkwy., 43240, 216-272-1265, lighthouseimmersive.com. The first experiential entertainment multi-plex, aiming to cultivate community and creativity through large-scale events and exhibitions of all art forms.

Movement Lab Ohio, 7086 Huntley Rd., 43229, 614-987-7597, mlabohio.com. Ninja Warrior, parkour, fitness and obstacle course race training for all ages and skill levels!

Ohio History Center & Ohio Village, 800 E. 17th Ave., 43211, 614-297-2300, ohiohistory.org. Explore our state’s history museum & step back in time to the 1890s in our living history village.

Penn and Beech Candle Co., 646 High St., 43085, 614-433-9900, pennandbeech.com. Come pour with us and discover the magic of truly custom fragrance!

Rockin’ Jump The Ultimate Trampoline Park, 1220 County Line Rd., 43081, 614-508-6088, westerville.rockinjump.com. Dodgeball courts, open jump trampolines, stunt bag, ninja course, rock wall and widget ladder.

Star Lanes Polaris, 8655 Lyra Dr., 43240, 614-468-4830, starlanespolaris.com. Boutique bowling experience with an upscale lounge, restaurant and arcade for all ages.

Topgolf, 2000 Ikea Way, 43240, 614-300-9352, topgolf.com. No golfing ability? No problem! Topgolf is a game that anyone can play (and win).

Vertical Adventures, 6513 Kingsmill Ct., 43229, 614-888-8393, 5.life. Break out of the norm. A perfect group activity. Come climb with us.

ZipZone Outdoor Adventures, 7925 N. High St., 43235, 855-538-7947, zipzonetours.com. O ers fully guided zip line tours and a treetop obstacle course.

FOOD & DRINK

101 Beer Kitchen, 817 Polaris Pkwy., 43082, 614-776-4775, 101beerkitchen.com. Seasonal, chef-driven menu with a focus on pairing of food and beer.

Aladdin’s Eatery, 7227 N. High St., 43085, 614-430-1730, aladdinseatery.com. Serving freshly prepared, naturally nutritious LebaneseAmerican meals.

Cameron’s American Bistro, 2185 W. Dublin-Granville Rd., 43085, 614-885-3663, cameronsamericanbistro.com. Contemporary American cuisine.

Donatos, donatos.com.

Delaware, 122 S. Sandusky St., 43015, 740-362-0682.

Easton West, 4238 Morse Rd., 43230, 614-471-7474.

Marysville, 111 Emmaus Rd., 43040, 937-642-7000.

North Linden, 1366 Oakland Park, 43224, 614-262-0840.

Northland Plaza, 2769 Northland Plaza Dr., 43231, 614-895-0111.

Polaris, 1263 Cameron Ave., 43035, 614-825-2900.

Powell South, 1878 Hard Rd., 43235, 614-792-7779.

Sunbury, 101 W. Cherry St., 43074, 740-965-1114.

Worthington, 5388 N. High St., 43085, 614-846-3373.

Worthington North, 7568 Worthington Galena Rd., 43085, 614-431-1115.

Worthington West, 1891 Tamarack Circle N., 43229, 614-846-8411.

Flint Station, 225 Park Rd., 43235, 614-505-0088, theflintstation.com. Good drinks. Good music. Good people. Your one-stop destination for events, gatherings and nights out.

Marcella’s, 1319 Polaris Pkwy., 43240, 614-844-6500, marcellasrestaurant.com. A bustling burst of Italian flavor and energy. Online ordering available.

TIPS FROM A COLUMBUS INSIDER BRANDY GLEASON

Every year I take my daughters to see The Nutcracker at the Ohio Theatre, and this year I got to take my granddaughter! Bridge Park is my go-to place with co ee shops, Vaso for drinks on the rooftop, Kilwins for a sugar fix and a great green space for sunsets. The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium is a family go-to, from Christmas lights, feeding gira es and quiet fall afternoons when kids go back to school. Ohio History Center is great for special events, especially the Columbus Co ee Festival.

Massey’s Pizza, masseyspizza.com. Massey’s has been winning the hearts of Columbus pizza lovers from one generation to the next.

Beechcroft/Rte. 161, 1951 E. DublinGranville Rd., 43229, 614-888-0022.

Worthington Hills, 7838 Olentangy River Rd., 43235, 614-896-9800.

Molly Woo’s Asian Bistro, 1500 Polaris Pkwy., 43240, 614-985-9667, cameronmitchell.com. Asian cuisine. Lunch and dinner daily. Online ordering available.

The Refectory, 1092 Bethel Rd., 43220, 614-451-9774, refectory.com. Award-winning French cuisine and 700+ wines.

Rusty Bucket Restaurant & Tavern, 7800 Olentangy River Rd., 43235, 614-436-2626, myrustybucket.com. A fun, fast and friendly place to dine, celebrate or just hang.

SHOPPING

Polaris Fashion Place, 1500 Polaris Pkwy., 43240, 614-456-0120, polarisfashionplace.com. Premier shopping and dining venue home to Apple, Lululemon, Saks Fifth Avenue and more.

Rod’s Western Palace, 3099 Silver Dr., 43224, 614-268-8200, rods.com. Everything Western, from apparel and tack to unique gifts and home décor.

Tanger Outlets Columbus, 400 S. Wilson Rd., Ste. 190, 43074, 740-965-2927, tangeroutlet.com. Open-air shopping, featuring more than 75 retailers including Adidas, Vera Bradley, Nike and Aerie.

VISITOR SERVICES

Asian American Commerce Group, 6121 Huntley Rd., 43229, 614-888-0040, aacg.org.

COhatch, columbus.cohatch.com. Flexible workspace with meeting rooms, co-working, event and o ice space.

Delaware, 18 E. William St., 43015, 614-324-9398.

Polaris, 1554 Polaris Pkwy., Ste. 325, 43240, 614-368-1810.

Worthington – The Hardware Store, 659 High St., 43085, 614-324-9203.

Worthington – The Library, 752 High St., #2, 43085, 614-324-9203.

Destination Delaware County Ohio, 18 E. William St., 43015, 740-368-4748, visitdelohio.com. “You don’t have to go far to feel far away!” World-class dining, shopping and entertainment.

Experience Worthington, 777 High St., 43085, 614-841-2545, experienceworthington.com. Beautiful historic area with delicious restaurants, walkable shopping and fun attractions.

NORTHEAST THINGS TO DO

Driftwood Aesthetics, Spa+Home, 405 Polaris Pkwy., 43082, 614-948-2200, driftwoodaestheticsspaoh.com. Your destination for advanced aesthetic treatments and wellness services!

Glass Rooster Cannery, 1673 S. St. Rte. 605, 43074, 614-499-2958, glassroostercannery.com. Farm-to-fork cooking and canning classes year-round, country store, farm tours and Airbnb.

Metro Parks, 1069 W. Main St., 43081, 614-895-6365, metroparks.net. 19 natural area parks, 200 miles of trails, public gardens and an 1880s farm.

FOOD & DRINK

101 Beer Kitchen, 397 Stoneridge Ln., 43230, 614-934-5501, 101beerkitchen.com. Seasonal, chef-driven menu with a focus on pairing of food and beer.

Aladdin’s Eatery New Albany, 6284 E. Dublin-Granville Rd., 43081, 614-656-7060, aladdins.com.

Antolino’s Pizza, 1050 Beecher Crossing N., 43230, 614-475-9900, antolinopizza.com. A family-owned and -operated pizza shop that has been proudly serving award-winning pizza, subs and Italian food for more than 40 years.

The Barn at Rocky Fork Creek, 1370 E. Johnstown Rd., 43230, 614-855-9840, cameronmitchell.com. Dinner nightly. Online ordering available.

Cap City Fine Diner & Bar, 1301 Stone Ridge Dr., 43230, 614-478-9999, capcityfinediner.com. Recognizable favorites with upscale twists, alongside flavorful chefdriven dishes.

Cardinal Pizza, 10 E. Main St., 43081, 614-423-8717, cardinalpizzashop.com. O ering some of the city’s best “Columbus-Style” thin crust pizza, and stromboli is a can’t miss. We use locally made Ezzo pepperoni and cook in traditional stone ovens.

DiCarlos Pizza Westerville, 20 S. State St., 43081, 614-800-6422, dicarlospizza.com. Ohio Valley style pizza, crispy crunchy crust, savory sauce, fresh provolone cheese! Wine, beer, patio.

Donatos, donatos.com.

Gahanna, 377 Granville St., 43230, 614-471-4111.

New Albany North, 5525 New Albany Rd. E., 43054, 614-855-7060.

New Albany South, 1391 Johnstown Rd., 43230, 614-855-5400.

Westerville North, 861 N. State St., 43082, 614-891-6333.

Westerville South, 363 S. State St., 43081, 614-882-5211.

Whitehall, 1095 S. Hamilton Rd., 43227, 614-231-1665.

Donna’s Delicious Dozen, 5322 N. Hamilton Rd., 43230, 614-245-4859, donnasdeliciousdozen.com. We are a made to order donut shop! Choose from our favorites or create your own! Online and catering.

Edison Brewing Company, 785 Science Blvd., 43230, 614-762-6183, drinkedison.com. We focus on traditional styled brews. Enjoy a beer and the amazing view!

Flavor 91, 5186 E. Main St., 43213, 614-845-8840, flavor91.com. Family-owned to nourish you with local food from Ohio farms.

Giammarco’s, 6030 Chandler Ct., 43082, 614-895-8890, giammarcos.com. If you want to taste the finest Italian cooking with authentic Italian flair, Giammarco’s is the place to be.

High Bank Distillery Co. Gahanna, 1379 E. Johnstown Rd., 43230, 614-656-7343, highbankco.com. Distillery pub with seasonally inspired takes on cocktails and cuisine. Awarded Best Cocktails in Columbus four years running.

Hot Chicken Takeover, 435 Polaris Pkwy., 43082, 614-954-0008, hotchickentakeover.com. Ohio’s very own juicy, Nashville style, made to order hot chicken and classic sides.

Hudson 29 Kitchen & Drink, 260 Market St., 43054, 614-859-2900, cameronmitchell.com. Lunch and dinner daily, weekend brunch. Online ordering available.

Java Central Cafe and Roaster, 20 S. State St., 43081, javacentral.co ee. Co ee shop, cafe, co ee roaster, local artist gallery and live music venue.

JD’s Kitchen, 3728 Agler Rd., 43219, 614-383-7399. Southern fried chicken, fish and more!

Massey’s Pizza, 4464 E. Main St, 43213, 614-599-2222, masseyspizza.com. Massey’s has been winning the hearts of Columbus pizza lovers from one generation to the next.

Noble Cut Distillery, 750 Cross Pointe Rd., Ste. K, 43230, 614-532-9888, noblecutdistillery.com. Independently crafted with care. With each of our spirits, we aim high to bring the essence of home to your glass.

Northstar Cafe Westerville, 109 S. State St., 43081, thenorthstarcafe.com.

Pasquale’s Pizza & Pasta House, 558 W. Schrock Rd., 43081, 614-882-6200, pasqualespastahouse.com. Pasquale’s is a family-run restaurant that’s been around since 1988.

Rusty Bucket Restaurant & Tavern, myrustybucket.com. Lunch, dinner, weekend brunch. Gluten-free friendly. Make a reservation at myrustybucket.com.

Gahanna, 73 N. Hamilton Rd., 43230, 614-475-4435.

New Albany, 180 Market St., 43054, 614-939-5300.

Westerville, 400 Polaris Pkwy., 43082, 614-890-3663.

Simple Times Mixers, 750 Cross Pointe Rd., 43230, 614-395-2963, simpletimesmixers.com. An all natural, non-alcoholic, craft cocktail mixer. Our products are gluten-free and vegan.

Speakeasy Bakery, 314-435-4455, speakeasybaker.com. Speakeasy Bakery evokes the spirit of the Art Deco Era, when jazz and liquor were enjoyed in secret clubs and hidden in the most obvious of places.

VISITOR SERVICES

COhatch, 240 S. State St., 43081, 614-956-5949, cohatch.com. Flexible workspace with meeting rooms, co-working, event and o ice space.

New Albany Chamber of Commerce, 55 W. Main St., 43054, 614-855-4400, newalbanychamber.com.

Visit Gahanna, 110 Mill St., 43230, 614-418-9114, visitgahanna.com. Ohio’s Herb Capital. Visit the Ohio Herb Center, attend premier events and more!

Anthony-Thomas Candy Company, 1777 Arlingate Ln., 43228, 614-272-9221, anthony-thomas.com. One of the largest family-owned candy-making facilities.

Columbus Zoo and Aquarium, 4850 W. Powell Rd., 43065, 614-645-3400, columbuszoo.org. Home to more than 10,000 animals representing 600 species from around the globe.

Early Television Museum, 5396 Franklin St., 43026, 614-771-0510, earlytelevision.org. The only museum in the country that features the technology of early TV. Rare TV sets on display.

Momi Land Indoor Playground, 3681 Park Mill Run Dr., 43026, 614-363-4037, momiland.com. Momi Land is an indoor playground for children eight and under located in Polaris and Hilliard!

Ohio Railway Museum, 990 Proprietors Rd., 43017, 614-885-7345, ohiorailwaymuseum.org.

Pins Mechanical Company Dublin, 6558 Riverside Dr., 43017, 614-761-3933, pinsbar.com. Duckpin bowling, 40+ pinball machines, old school entertainment, craft beers and classic cocktails!

Phoenix Bat Company, 7801 Corporate Blvd., 43064, 614-873-7776, phoenixbats.com. Wood baseball bats made

VISIT WESTERVILLE

This “City within a Park” is where small-town charm meets big-city style. Along with a thriving cultural arts community, Westerville o ers hundreds of acres of parkland and miles of trails, sophisticated restaurants, fun festivals and tours, eclectic boutique shops and modern, full-service hotels.

240 S. State St. | 614-794-0401 visitwesterville.org

NORTHWEST THINGS TO DO

Aerotique Columbus, 6665 Singletree Dr., 43229, 614-505-6066, aerotiquecolumbus.com. Youth and adult programming for multiple aerial arts.

Are you to be terrified? two scare zones, and scream your way

Are you ready to be terrified? ZOMBIEzi Bay beckons the daring to the ultimate Halloween experience. Navigate through four haunted houses, brave two scare zones, and scream your way through thrilling amusement park rides. Quench your thirst with craft beers and specialty drinks, indulge in wickedly delicious Halloween treats, and embrace the chilling atmosphere. Don’t miss your chance to face your fears at ZOMBIEzi Bay this Halloween season!

4850 W. Powell Rd. | 614-645-3400 zoombezibay.com

FOOD & DRINK

101 Beer Kitchen, 7509 Sawmill Rd., 43016, 614-210-1010, 101beerkitchen.com. Seasonal, chef-driven menu with a focus on pairing of food and beer.

Aladdin’s Eatery Powell, 9711 Sawmill Pkwy., 43065, 614-389-5438, aladdins.com.

The Avenue Steak Tavern, 94 N. High St., 43017, 614-591-9000, cameronmitchell.com. Restaurant serving fine steaks and tavern fare.

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Cap City Fine Diner & Bar, 6644 Riverside Dr., 43017, 614-889-7865, cameronmitchell.com. Recognizable favorites with upscale twists, alongside flavorful chefdriven dishes.

Carlucci’s Pizzeria, 8757 Smoky Row Rd., 43065, 567-277-0721, carluccispizzeria.com. One of the most beloved restaurants in Westerville’s uptown district.

Co ee Connections of Hilliard, 4004 Main St., 43026, 614-664-3993, co eeconnections.me. Fresh roasted co eeall about the people! Support small biz; see how we aim to make a di erence.

Donatos, donatos.com.

Dublin, 6 S. High St., 43017, 614-793-1100.

Dublin West, 6810 Perimeter Loop Dr., 43016, 614-659-0797.

Hilliard Mill Run, 3703 Fishinger Blvd., 43026, 614-921-1800.

Hilliard North, 3817 N. Main St., 43026, 614-876-4444.

Hilliard South, 1730 Hilliard Rome Rd., 43026, 614-529-7200.

Powell, 9764 Sawmill Pkwy., 46065, 614-761-5400.

Getaway Brewing, 108 N. High St., 43017, 614-389-0137, getawaybrewing.com.

Hot Chicken Takeover, 8715 Owenfield Dr., 43065, 614-695-6930, hotchickentakeover.com. Ohio’s very own juicy, Nashville style, made to order hot chicken and classic sides.

Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams, 1 W. Bridge St., 43017, 614-792-5364, jenis.com. Ice creams built from the ground up with superlative ingredients.

JT’s Pizza and Pub, 2390 W. DublinGranville Rd., 43235, 614-718-9110, jtspizzacolumbus.com. JT’s is always hoppin’ with live music, trivia night, fundraisers, sports watch parties and more.

Massey’s Pizza Hilliard, 5068 Cemetery Rd., 43026, 614-756-4111, masseyspizza.com. Massey’s has been winning the hearts of Columbus pizza lovers from one generation to the next.

Weenie Wonder Dublin, 6562 Riverside Dr., 43017, 614-721-3800, weeniewonder.com. A fast casual experience that serves hot dogs and other tasty delights for you and your family.

SHOPPING

Bon Voyage Baby Rentals, 3982 Powell Rd., 43065, 380-224-7842, bonvoyagebabyrentals.com. Bon Voyage Baby Rentals provides children’s rental gear to families visiting the Columbus area.

NORTH MARKET BRIDGE PARK

North Market Bridge Park, a new public market located in the city of Dublin at the Bridge Park development, features more than a dozen of the finest tastemakers in the region. Shop small and find personalized service, fresh groceries, prepared foods and gifts.

6750 Longshore St. | 614-683-8800 northmarket.org

The Pearl, 88 N. High St., 43017, 614-695-6255, thepearlcolumbus.com. Open daily for dinner. Brunch on weekends.

Rusty Bucket Restaurant & Tavern, myrustybucket.com. Lunch, dinner, weekend brunch. Gluten-free friendly. Make a reservation at myrustybucket.com.

Dublin, 6726 Perimeter Loop Rd., 43017, 614-889-2594.

Hilliard, 3901 Britton Pkwy., 43026, 614-777-5868.

Urban Meyer’s Pint House, 6632 Longshore St., 43017, 614-551-3639, urbanspinthouse.com. Every sports fan’s ideal hangout!

Valentina’s, 4595 Bridge Park Ave., 43017, 614-957-0074, valentinasitalian.com. Valentina’s takes you through a Barolo-inspired culinary journey with our traditional, Italian menu.

The Diamond Cellar, 6280 Sawmill Rd., 43017, 614-336-4545, diamondcellar.com. Ensuring you get a personalized experience each time you walk through our doors.

VISITOR SERVICES

COhatch, 25 North St., 43017, 614-3284-9232, columbus.cohatch.com. Flexible workspace with meeting rooms, co-working, event and o ice space.

Destination Hilliard, 3800 Municipal Way, 43026, 614-334-1260, destinationhilliard.org. Everybody’s hometown with rich history, recreation, special events and unique dining.

Visit Dublin Ohio, 9 S. High St., 43017, 614-792-7666, visitdublinohio.com. From events and attractions to unique Irish experiences.

OUTLYING AREA THINGS TO DO

The Dawes Arboretum, 7770 Jacksontown Rd., 43056, 740-323-2355, dawesarb.org. Experience an extraordinary collection of trees, beautiful gardens and distinctive natural areas.

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Hocking Hills Canopy Tours, 10714 Jackson St., 43149, 740-385-9477, hockinghillscanopytours.com. Ohio’s first world-class zip line company with 30+ zip lines for kids and adults alike, plus Segways.

Honda Heritage Center, 24025 Honda Pkwy., 43040, 937-644-6888, hondaheritagecenter.com. Free museum and auto plant tours as available. Meeting space.

FOOD & DRINK

Donatos Heath, 527 Hebron Rd., 43056, 740-522-7980, donatos.com.

Velvet Ice Cream Company, 11324 Mount Vernon Rd., 43080, 740-892-3921, velveticecream.com. Ye Olde Mill houses a turn of the century ice cream parlor, gift shop and Ohio’s only ice cream museum.

VISITOR SERVICES

Cambridge/Guernsey County Visitors & Convention Bureau, 627 Wheeling Ave., 43725, 740-432-2022, visitguernseycounty.com. Home of Salt Fork Lake, Seneca Lake, Living Word Outdoor Drama, Dickens Victorian Village and more.

Coshocton Visitors Bureau, 432 N. Whitewoman St., 43812, 740-622-4877, visitcoshocton.com. Home of the Three Rivers Wine Trail and Historic Roscoe Village. Come shop, dine and wine with us!

Explore Licking County, 5 S. 3rd St., 43055, 740-345-8224, explorelc.org. So much to explore ... let us help you find your way.

Fayette County Travel & Tourism Bureau, 101 E. East St., 43160, 740-335-8008, visitfayco.com. Explore our trails and find outdoor fun, revitalizing retail therapy and a small-town vibe!

Tuscarawas County Convention and Visitors Bureau, 124 E. High Ave., 44663, 330-602-2420, traveltusc.com. Home to Ohio’s Amish Country, train museums, 300 events, Warther Carvings and historic villages.

Union County Convention & Visitors Bureau, 227 E. 5th St., 43040, 937-642-6279, visitunioncountyohio.org. Explore covered bridges, music machines, u-pick farms, wineries, breweries and more!

Visit Fairfield County, 158 W. Wheeling St., 43130, 740-654-5929, visitfairfieldcounty.org. Route 33 Brew Trail, museums, unique and local food, 17 covered bridges.

SOUTHEAST THINGS TO DO

Motts Military Museum, 5075 S. Hamilton Rd., 43125, 614-836-1500, mottsmilitarymuseum.org. Collection of personal stories and memorabilia from those who served in our military forces.

Otherworld, 5819 Chantry Dr., 43232, otherworldohio.com. 32,000 sq. ft. of largescale immersive art museum.

FOOD & DRINK

The Brew Brothers, 6000 S. High St., 43207, 614-295-4700, sciotodowns.com. Home to award-winning brews, mouthwatering burgers, family-style service and so much more!

Donatos, donatos.com.

Airport, 1508 Cassady Ave., 43219, 614-418-4000.

Blacklick, 6965 E. Broad St., 43004, 614-751-7929.

Canal Winchester, 6310 Prentiss School Rd., 43110, 614-340-9000.

Eastland, 2922 Noe-Bixby Rd., 43232, 614-759-8888.

Gender Road Town Center, 3542 Gender Rd., 43110, 614-920-9100. Obetz, 4405 Alum Creek Dr., 43207, 614-492-2800.

Pataskala, 610 E. Broad St., 43062, 740-927-3791.

Pickerington, 1214 N. Hill Rd., 43147, 614-759-8000.

Reynoldsburg East, 7580 E. Main St., 43068, 614-861-8558.

Reynoldsburg West, 1815 Brice Rd., 43068, 614-861-0211.

South Columbus, 2835 S. High St., 43207, 614-491-1112.

The Paddock Pub, 1005 Richardson Rd., 43125, 614-610-9688, thepaddockpub.com. A casual dining experience serving scratch American fare located at Links of Groveport Golf Course.

TAT Ristorante di Famiglia, 1210 S. James Rd., 43227, 614-236-1392, tatitalian.com. American, Chinese, Italian and vegetarian cuisine. Family-owned since 1929.

The Top Steak House, 2891 E. Main St., 43209, 614-231-8238, thetopsteakhouse.com. Steaks, bar, patio, martinis and live piano music nightly in a retro supperclub atmosphere.

Vick’s Gourmet Pizza, 7345 E. Main St., 43068, 614-593-6802, vicksgourmetpizzeriaoh.com. Specializing in gourmet pizza using only the highest quality ingredients.

SHOPPING

Brownie Points Inc., 5712 Westbourne Ave., 43213, 614-860-8470, browniepointsinc.com. Specializing in gourmet brownies.

Starstrukt Apparel, 7384 E. Main St., 43068, 614-868-3888, starstruktapparel.com. The world needs your originality.

VISITOR SERVICES

Central Ohio African American Chamber of Commerce, 614-377-4874, coaacc.org.

DINE, SHOP & STAY

Scan for a list of restaurants, retailers, and hotel options. grandviewyard.com

Reynoldsburg Visitor & Community Activities Bureau, 1580 Brice Rd., 43068, 614-866-4888, visitreynoldsburg.com. Tomato Festival, cultural festival, Macedonian Festival, Christmas on the Towne, 4th of July Parade.

SOUTHWEST

THINGS TO D0

Grove City Brewing Company, 3946 Broadway, 43123, 614-991-0338, grovecitybrewingcompany.com. Local craft brewery in the heart of downtown Grove City! 35+ taps of craft beers and ciders!

Josie’s Pizza Hilltop, 3205 W. Broad St., 43204, 614-274-7822, josieshilltop.com. Treat yourself to a delicious pie made from an original family dough recipe that hasn’t changed since the family opened the original restaurant in 1959.

The Lounge at Final Cut Steak & Seafood, 200 Georgesville Rd., 43228, 614-308-3333, hollywoodcolumbus.com. An experience that’s a cut above the rest.

Taco Nice, 4832 W. Broad St., 43228, 614-996-8096, taconiceoh.com. Delicious Mexican fare and street food.

Tammy’s Pizza, tammyspizza.com. Pizza, subs, wings, pasta, breads, salads and gluten free.

3984 Broadway, 43123, 614-875-2345. 5913 Hoover Rd., 43123, 614-875-8525.

Third Way Café, 3058 W. Broad St., 43204, 614-439-5024, thirdwaycafe.org. Pursuing the common good over a great cup of co ee.

More than 70 world-class table games, over 2,200 slots and fabulous dining. When you play at Hollywood Casino in Columbus, you’ll win.

FOOD & DRINK

Bottoms Up Co ee, 1069 W. Broad St., 43222, 614-706-2443, bottomsupco ee.com. Providing co ee, food, coworking, community and positive support for underserved parents.

Donatos, donatos.com.

Galloway, 350 Norton Rd., 43228, 614-878-8500.

Grove City North, 3415 Broadway, 43123, 614-539-6222.

Grove City West, 2233 Stringtown Rd., 43123, 614-871-5000.

Hilltop, 3389 Sullivant Ave., 43204, 614-276-7788.

Southwest Columbus, 2121 Eakin Rd., 43223, 614-275-4400.

Zen Noodle, 200 Georgesville Rd., 43228, 614-308-2180, hollywoodcolumbus.com. Authentic Asian flavors, featuring the greatest noodles this side of the Far East.

SHOPPING

La Plaza Tapatia, 255 Georgesville Rd., 43228, 614-276-0333, laplazatapatia.com. Ethnic Mexican grocery store stocking meat, fish, deli & bakery items with a colorful cantina area.

The Look on Broadway, 3952 Broadway St., 43123, 614-588-4403. Women’s fashion boutique in the heart of Grove City.

VISITOR SERVICES

Grove City Area Convention and Visitors Bureau, 3995 Broadway, 43123, 614-539-8747, visitgrovecityoh.com. Find everything from heartwarming family time to heart-pounding adventure.

200 Georgesville Rd. | 614-308-3333 hollywoodcolumbus.com

HOLLYWOOD CASINO COLUMBUS

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EXPLORE BY NEIGHBORHOOD • AROUND COLUMBUS

BED & BREAKFASTS

50 Lincoln-Short North Bed & Breakfast, 50 E. Lincoln St., 43215, columbus-bedbreakfast.com.

The Timbrook Guesthouse, 5811 Olentangy River Rd., 43235, timbrookguesthouse.com.

CAMPGROUNDS & RESORTS

Alton RV Park, 6552 W. Broad St., 43119, altonrvpark.com.

Cherry Valley Hotel, 2299 Cherry Valley Rd. S.E., 43055, cherryvalleyhotel.com.

Deer Creek Lodge & Conference Center, 22300 State Park Rd. No. 20, 43143, deercreekparklodge.com.

Mohican Lodge & Conference Center, 1098 Ashland County Rd. 3006, 44864, mohicanlodge.com.

Mount Vernon Grand Hotel, 12 Public Sq., 43050, mountvernongrand.com.

CORPORATE & TEMPORARY HOUSING

Corporate Housing Systems, Inc., 4338 Tuller Rd., 43017, corporatehousingsystems.com.

Home Street Serviced Apartments, 80 E. Home St., 43081, homestreetsa.com.

HOTELS AIRPORT

Best Western Port Columbus, 1450 Airpointe Dr., 43219, bestwestern.com.

Columbus Airport Marriott, 1375 N. Cassady Ave., 43219, columbusairportmarriott.com.

Country Inn & Suites – Columbus Airport, 2900 Airport Dr., 43219, countryinns.com/ columbusairportoh.

Courtyard by Marriott – Columbus Airport, 2901 Airport Dr., 43219, courtyardcolumbusairport.com.

Embassy Suites Hotel – Airport, 2886 Airport Dr., 43219, hilton.com.

Fairfield Inn & Suites Columbus Airport, 4300 International Gateway, 43219, marriott.com/cmhaf.

Holiday Inn Express & Suites Columbus Airport East, 6305 E. Broad St., 43213, hixcolumbusairport.com.

Homewood Suites by Hilton – Columbus Airport, 2880 Airport Dr., 43219, columbusairport.homewoodsuites.com

Residence Inn at John Glenn Columbus International Airport, 4294 International Gateway, 43219, marriott.com/cmhra.

SpringHill Suites Columbus Airport, 665 Taylor Rd., 43230, marriott.com/cmhsh.

Staybridge Suites Columbus Airport, 2890 Airport Dr., 43219, staybridge.com/ columbusohap.

TRU by Hilton Columbus Airport, 2845 Airport Dr., 43219, hilton.com.

CLINTONVILLE/ UNIVERSITY DISTRICT

Aloft Columbus University District, 1295 Olentangy River Rd., 43212, aloftcolumbus.com.

The Blackwell Inn and Conference Center, 2110 Tuttle Park Pl., 43210, theblackwell.com.

Courtyard by Marriott Columbus OSU, 780 Yard St., 43212, marriott.com/cmhwg.

Fairfield Inn & Suites – OSU, 3031 Olentangy River Rd., 43202, marriott.com/cmhsu.

Hampton Inn & Suites Columbus OSU, 3160 Olentangy River Rd., 43202, columbusuniversityareasuites. hamptoninn.com.

Hilton Garden Inn Columbus – University Area, 3232 Olentangy River Rd., 43202, columbusuniversityarea.stayhgi.com.

Holiday Inn Express & Suites OSU, 3045 Olentangy River Rd., 43202, stayholidayosu.com.

Holiday Inn Express Ohio Expo Center, 701 E. Hudson St., 43211, hiexpress.com/ columbusi71OH.

Homewood Suites Columbus OSU, 1576 W. Lane Ave., 43221, columbusosu. homewoodsuites.com.

Hyatt House Columbus OSU – Short North, 633 W. 5th Ave., 43201, hyatthouse.com.

Hyatt Place Columbus OSU, 795 Yard St., 43212, hyatt.com.

Marriott Columbus OSU, 3100 Olentangy River Rd., 43202, marriott.com.

Red Roof Plus+ Columbus – The Ohio State University, 441 Ackerman Rd., 43202, redroofcolumbusosu.com.

Residence Inn Columbus OSU, 3100 Olentangy River Rd., 43202, marriott.com/cmhrn.

SpringHill Suites – Columbus/Ohio State University, 1421 Olentangy River Rd., 43212, marriott.com/cmhos.

Towneplace Suites Columbus North –OSU, 1640 W. Lane Ave., 43221, marriott.com.

The Urban Stay, 200 W. Norwich Ave., 43201, theurbancolumbus.com.

DOWNTOWN / SHORT

NORTH / ARENA DISTRICT / FRANKLINTON

AC Hotel Columbus Downtown, 517 Park St., 43215, marriott.com.

The Junto

Canopy by Hilton Columbus Downtown Short North, 77 E. Nationwide Blvd., 43215, columbusdowntownshortnorth. canopybyhilton.com.

Courtyard Columbus Downtown, 35 W. Spring St., 43215, courtyardcolumbusdowntown.com.

DoubleTree Suites by Hilton Hotel Columbus Downtown, 50 S. Front St., 43215, columbussuites.doubletree.com.

Drury Inn & Suites Columbus Convention Center, 88 E. Nationwide Blvd., 43215, druryhotels.com.

Graduate Columbus, 750 N. High St., 43215, graduatecolumbus.com.

Hampton Inn & Suites Downtown Columbus, 501 N. High St., 43215, columbusdowntownsuites.hamptoninn.com.

Hilton Columbus Downtown, 401 N. High St., 43215, columbusdowntown. hilton.com.

Holiday Inn Columbus Downtown Capitol Square, 175 E. Town St., 43215, holidayinn.com/cmh-cityctr.

Home2 Suites by Hilton Columbus Downtown, 412 E. Main St., 43215, columbusdowntown. home2suitesbyhilton.com.

Hotel LeVeque, Autograph Collection, 50 W. Broad St., 43215, hotellevequecolumbus.com.

Hyatt Regency Columbus, 350 N. High St., 43215, hyattregencycolumbus.com.

The Junto, 77 Belle St., 43215, thejuntohotel.com.

Le Méridien Columbus, The Joseph, 620 N. High St., 43215, lemeridiencolumbus.com.

Mint House, 255 S. High St., 43215, minthouse.com.

Moxy Columbus Short North, 808 N. High St., 43201, marriott.com.

Red Roof Plus+ Columbus DowntownConvention Center, 111 E. Nationwide Blvd., 43215, columbusdowntown.redroof.com.

Renaissance Columbus Downtown Hotel, 50 N. 3rd St., 43215, renaissancecolumbus.com.

Residence Inn by Marriott Columbus Downtown, 36 E. Gay St., 43215, residenceinncolumbusdowntown.com.

Sheraton Columbus at Capitol Square, 75 E. State St., 43215, sheraton.com/columbus.

Sonesta Columbus Downtown, 33 E. Nationwide Blvd., 43215, sonesta.com.

The Westin Great Southern Columbus, 310 S. High St., 43215, westincolumbus.com.

EAST

Fairfield Inn & Suites East –Reynoldsburg, 2826 Taylor Rd. EXT, 43068, marriott.com/cmhry.

Hampton Inn I-70 E/Hamilton Road, 2093 S. Hamilton Rd., 43232, columbushamiltonrd.hamptoninn.com.

EASTON

Courtyard by Marriott New Albany, 5211 Forest Dr., 43054, marriott.com/cmhal.

Hampton Inn & Suites Columbus Easton, 4150 Stelzer Rd., 43230, hilton.com.

Hilton Columbus at Easton, 3900 Chagrin Dr., 43219, hiltoncolumbus.com

Hilton Garden Inn Columbus Easton, 3600 Morse Rd., 43230, hilton.com.

Homewood Suites by Hilton Columbus Easton, 3600 Morse Rd., 43230, hilton.com.

SpringHill Suites Columbus Easton, 4048 Morse Rd., 43229, marriott.com.

NORTH

Candlewood Suites Columbus – Polaris, 8515 Lyra Dr., 43240, candlewoodsuitespolaris.com.

Comfort Inn Polaris, 8400 Lyra Dr., 43240, choicehotels.com/oh366.

Courtyard By Marriott – Worthington, 7411 Vantage Dr., 43235, marriott.com.

Crowne Plaza Columbus North –Worthington, 6500 Doubletree Ave., 43229, crowneplaza.com/columbusnorth.

DoubleTree by Hilton Columbus Worthington, 175 Hutchinson Ave., 43235, columbusworthington.doubletree.com.

Drury Inn & Suites Columbus Polaris, 8805 Orion Pl., 43240, druryhotels.com.

Embassy Suites Hotel – Columbus, 2700 Corporate Exchange Dr., 43231, columbus.embassysuites.com.

Four Points by Sheraton – Columbus Polaris, 8505 Pulsar Pl., 43240, marriott.com/cmhpf.

Hawthorn Suites Columbus North, 6191 Quarter Horse Dr., 43229, wyndhamhotels.com.

Hilton Columbus – Polaris, 8700 Lyra Dr., 43240, columbuspolaris.hilton.com.

Hilton Garden Inn Columbus – Polaris, 8535 Lyra Dr., 43240, columbuspolaris.hgi.com.

Holiday Inn Express & Suites Columbus/ Polaris Parkway, 8670 Orion Pl., 43240, hiexpress.com/polarispkwy.

Holiday Inn Express & Suites ColumbusWorthington, 55 Hutchinson Ave., 43235, ihg.com.

Homewood Suites by Hilton Columbus/ Polaris, 2045 Polaris Pkwy., 43240, columbuspolaris.homewoodsuites.com.

Hyatt Place Columbus/Polaris, 2006 Polaris Pkwy., 43240, hyatt.com.

Hyatt Place Columbus Worthington, 7490 Vantage Dr., 43235, columbusworthington.place.hyatt.com.

Nationwide Hotel and Conference Center, 100 Green Meadows Dr. S., 43035, nwhotelandconferencecenter.com.

Renaissance Columbus Westerville Polaris, 409 Altair Pkwy., 43082, marriott.com/cmhbw.

Residence Inn Columbus Polaris, 8865 Lyra Dr., 43240, marriott.com/cmhnc.

Sheraton Suites, 201 Hutchinson Ave., 43235, sheratonsuitescolumbus.com.

Staybridge Suites Columbus Polaris, 9090 Lyra Dr., 43240, staybridge.com/ polarisoh.

NORTHEAST

Aloft Columbus Westerville, 32 Heatherdown Dr., 43081, aloftcolumbuswesterville.com.

Fairfield Inn & Suites Columbus New Albany, 4976 E. Dublin-Granville Rd., 43081, marriott.com/cmhfb.

NORTHWEST

Best Western Hilliard Inn & Suites, 3831 Park Mill Run Dr., 43026, bestwestern.com.

Columbus Marriott Northwest, 5605 Blazer Pkwy., 43017, columbusmarriottnorthwest.com.

Courtyard by Marriott Dublin, 5175 Post Rd., 43017, marriott.com/cmhdb.

Drury Inn & Suites Columbus Northwest, 6170 Park Center Circle, 43017, druryhotels.com.

Embassy Suites Columbus – Dublin, 5100 Upper Metro Pl., 43017, columbusdublin.embassysuites.com.

Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Columbus North – Dublin, 7150 Sawmill Rd., 43235, fairfieldinn.com/cmhdf.

Hampton Inn Dublin, 3920 Tuller Rd., 43017, columbusdublin.hamptoninn.com.

Home2 Suites by Hilton Dublin, 500 Upper Metro Pl., 43017, hilton.com.

Homewood Suites by Hilton Columbus – Dublin, 5300 Parkcenter Ave., 43017, columbusdublin.homewoodsuites.com.

Hyatt Place Columbus/Dublin, 6161 Parkcenter Circle, 43017, hyatt.com.

Sonesta ES Suites Dublin, 435 Metro Pl. S., 43017, sonesta.com.

Springhill Suites Columbus Dublin, 4079 Lyman Dr. | 614-541-9309 marriott.com

SOUTHEAST

Hampton Inn & Suites Scioto Downs, 5950 S. High St., 43137, columbus sciotodowns.hamptonbyhilton.com.

Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites –Groveport, 4041 Hamilton Square Blvd., 43125, hiexpress.com/grpoh.

SOUTHWEST

Courtyard Columbus Grove City, 1668 Buckeye Pl., 43123, marriott.com.

Drury Inn & Suites – Columbus South, 4109 Parkway Centre Dr., 43123, druryhotels.com.

Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Columbus Grove City, 1722 Buckeye Pl., 43123, marriott.com.

Holiday Inn Express & Suites-Grove City, 3951 Jackpot Rd., 43123, hiexpress.com/ grovecityoh.

WEST

Best Western Suites-Columbus West, 1133 Evans Way Ct., 43228, bestwestern.com.

Comfort Suites Columbus West – Hilliard, 5547 Keim Circle, 43228, choicehotels.com/oh182.

Courtyard Columbus West/Hilliard, 2350 Westbelt Dr., 43228, marriott.com/cmhwt.

Hampton Inn Columbus West, 5625 Trabue Rd., 43228, columbuswest.hamptoninn.com.

Hawthorn Suites by Wyndham ColumbusWest, 5505 Keim Circle, 43228, hawthorn.com.

La Quinta Inn and Suites Columbus – Hilliard, 5510 Trabue Rd., 43228, laquintacolumbuswesthilliard.com.

EXPLORE WITH EASE

Get to know Columbus with our free experiential trails or purchase admission tickets to some of your favorite Columbus attractions. Whether you’re on the trail of the best co ee in Columbus or just looking for things to do in Columbus with the kids, you’ll find everything you need at experiencecolumbus.com/marketplace.

Village Lights in German Village

Columbus Commons

BIKE SHARING CoGo Bike

Share Columbus (855-877-2646, cogobikeshare.com) is a network of around 600 bikes and over 90 stations throughout the urban core. Reserve your bike with the Lyft app.

SCOOTER Download an app to locate one of the many motorized scooters around the city, such as Lime (li.me) or Bird (bird.co). All cost $1 to unlock and $0.15 per minute. Spin makes scooters accessible to Columbus residents enrolled in local, state or federal benefits programs.

RIDE SHARING SERVICE

Sign up for Uber (uber.com/cities/ columbus) with the code VISIT614 for a special o er or call a Lyft (lyft.com/cities/columbus-oh).

From public transportation to ride sharing, there are a lot of options. See experiencecolumbus.com/ transportation for details.

TAXI SERVICE Use the Yellow Cab of Columbus (614-444-4444, columbusyellowcab.com) app and the next available taxi comes right to you. Fares from the airport to downtown average $23–28.

PEDICABS E.C.T. Pedicab (614-356-7334, ectpedicab.com) o ers a swift ride around downtown on a bike taxi.

BUS TRANSPORTATION COTA (614-228-1776, cota.com) provides bus service throughout Greater Columbus for rates as low as $2.

RENTAL CARS Find all major national car brands. Zipcar (866-494-7227, zipcar.com) gives you on-demand access to drive cars by the hour or day. Cost is $8.50 an hour or $69 a day.

AIR TRAVEL John Glenn Columbus International Airport (614-239-4000, flycolumbus.com) is located 10 minutes east of downtown. Service is provided by all major carriers.

ZOO BUS Hop on the Zoo Bus (614-645-3400, columbuszoo.org) to ride from downtown to the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium. Riders get $3 o tickets into the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium or $10 o admission into Zoombezi Bay. Zoo Bus service is available May through October.

PARKMOBILE Find parking before you head out and pay for your parking spot from your phone with the ParkColumbus app. (parkcolumbus.parkmobile.io)

WITH US

Two major interstates intersect near downtown: I-71 (north–south) and I-70 (east–west). I-670 connects the airport to downtown and I-270 circles the city. For construction reports, visit pavingtheway.org or call 614-645-7283.

GET THE INSIDE SCOOP

Our Experience Columbus Insider program educates residents and hospitality partners with the latest happenings in Columbus. We live to share the city with visitors!

SHOP, GET TRAVEL TIPS AND RECOMMENDATIONS INSIDE THESE HELPFUL VISITOR CENTERS!

The Experience Columbus Visitor Center is an information hub. Our destination specialists are on-hand to talk to visitors. You can also purchase exclusive, Columbus-branded merchandise and gifts.

Columbus Visitor Center locations:

In the Arena District at 277 W. Nationwide Blvd., Ste. 125, and in the enclosed mall at Easton. Visit one of our visitor centers or stop at our mobile visitor center at special events for recommendations and directions on what to see, do and eat while in Columbus and to purchase local gifts.

Experience Columbus Visitor Center

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BEE YELO

Q&A WITH MY COLUMBUS

Q A

What is your favorite neighborhood in Columbus? What are the best spots to visit there?

My favorite neighborhood in Columbus would have to be the Short North Arts District. My favorite spots would have to be Coles Plants and Forno Kitchen + Bar.

What is the best part about owning a small business in Columbus?

The best part about owning a small business in Columbus to me is being able to be a part of the community and o er something di erent. I’m all about giving an experience, and I believe that we o er something di erent than any other shop. We get new people in every day, and every day somebody falls in love with our store, and I love to share that piece of me with the community.

Q A

Before Yelo Aple, you owned a clothing store. What are some good stores to visit in the city for fellow fashion-lovers?

Some good stores to visit in the city for fellow fashion lovers would definitely be Sole Classics in the Short North or just going to Easton.

Bee Yelo, a creative entrepreneur with a green thumb, owns the botanical boutique Yelo Aple in Olde Town East. Yelo shared with us some of his favorite spots in the city, as well as what it means to be a part of the community.