OT: Columbus Thread VII (Convo and Questions About Columbus for Visitors and Locals)

[End of Line]

And an Ohio State fan. Neither one of us knows what to make of @End of Line.

At least when it comes to OSU I don’t consider it a religion like most do in this city. Besides, reasoning for the fandom is 2hrs dead east on 70. Family comes from the same area as Lou Groza

 

[pete goegan]

At least when it comes to OSU I don’t consider it a religion like most do in this city. Besides, reasoning for the fandom is 2hrs dead east on 70. Family comes from the same area as Lou Groza

I’m from that area, too.

 

[End of Line]

I’m from that area, too.

From Martins Ferry/Bridgeport area?

 

[pete goegan]

From Martins Ferry/Bridgeport area?

Steubenville

 

[End of Line]

Steubenville

Have family right across the river in Colliers

 

[joybang]

Coming down for couple nights this weekend. What’s everyone’s favorite cocktail bar? Something with light food would be a plus (staying around short north).

Usually when I come down it’s with buddies so we’re always at gemut, Jackie O’s or the like. This time I’ll be with my wife so I’m looking for some nicer options.

 

[spintheblackcircle]

Coming down for couple nights this weekend. What’s everyone’s favorite cocktail bar? Something with light food would be a plus (staying around short north).

Usually when I come down it’s with buddies so we’re always at gemut, Jackie O’s or the like. This time I’ll be with my wife so I’m looking for some nicer options.

Tapas?

 

[joybang]

Something like that yea.

 

[koteka]

(staying around short north).

This time I’ll be with my wife so I’m looking for some nicer options.

Live Fire Restaurant | FYR | Columbus

FYR is Columbus' first live fire restaurant where fire and flame forge a bond between incredible flavor and local ingredients. Located in the metaphorical hearth of Columbus between the Short North and Downtown.

www.fyrshortnorth.com

 

[spintheblackcircle]

Something like that yea

This is on the south side of downtown, not Short North, but the best tapas and a huge happy hour

Sidebar Columbus

Restaurant, Tapas, Bar and Grille

www.sidebarcolumbus.com

 

[spintheblackcircle]

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The City of Columbus’ homicide numbers are at a seven year low year to date.

According to police data, there have been 15 homicides in the city so far this year — that’s less than half of the city’s numbers at this time last year.

 

[Viqsi]

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The City of Columbus’ homicide numbers are at a seven year low year to date.

According to police data, there have been 15 homicides in the city so far this year — that’s less than half of the city’s numbers at this time last year.

Yeah, I know, I'm falling behind on everything lately.

 

[spintheblackcircle]

A 25-year old restaurant from Charleston that is considered one of the best seafood restaurants in the region is opening their 2nd restaurant......right here. The venture capital company that bought the restaurant a few years ago is based here in Columbus. I would expect some more growth like this here as Columbus keeps growing

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I can't WAIT for it to open. I can walk there, a co-worker of mine lives in Charleston and he said it's the best seafood he's ever had.

 

[Iron Balls McGinty]

A 25-year old restaurant from Charleston that is considered one of the best seafood restaurants in the region is opening their 2nd restaurant......right here. The venture capital company that bought the restaurant a few years ago is based here in Columbus. I would expect some more growth like this here as Columbus keeps growing

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I can't WAIT for it to open. I can walk there, a co-worker of mine lives in Charleston and he said it's the best seafood he's ever had.

Just checked out the original website. Looks solid. And they've published a cookbook. That might be a must get for me for home cooking.

 

[End of Line]

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The City of Columbus’ homicide numbers are at a seven year low year to date.

According to police data, there have been 15 homicides in the city so far this year — that’s less than half of the city’s numbers at this time last year.

15? That’s it?

 

[spintheblackcircle]

15? That’s it?

So "they" say. LOL

I can say that I live right between Grant and Children's Hospital and the amount of emergency heliocopters and ambulances are down this year for sure. A few of us in the building talked about it a week ago.

 

[squashmaple]

So "they" say. LOL

I can say that I live right between Grant and Children's Hospital and the amount of emergency heliocopters and ambulances are down this year for sure. A few of us in the building talked about it a week ago.

I live just on the other side of 315 from Riverside and would agree. Far fewer helicopters. I always notice them because they scare my skitty cat and she goes and hides noisily in the bathroom cabinet

 

[spintheblackcircle]

I live just on the other side of 315 from Riverside and would agree. Far fewer helicopters. I always notice them because they scare my skitty cat and she goes and hides noisily in the bathroom cabinet

My guy is the opposite. He was a stray I took home in November and the only noise that he doesn't like is the sound of a garbage bag or grocery bag being opened up. I think he was accustomed to loud noises for about 18 months, he's pretty fearless.

He intimidates the French Bulldog on our floor. LOL

 

[End of Line]

So "they" say. LOL

I can say that I live right between Grant and Children's Hospital and the amount of emergency heliocopters and ambulances are down this year for sure. A few of us in the building talked about it a week ago.

The mild winter we had must’ve put people in a better mindset lol.

Homicide going down and drug busts keep going up (at least that’s what it seems like talking to my buddies that are LEO’s here).

 

[Viqsi]

So "they" say. LOL

I can say that I live right between Grant and Children's Hospital and the amount of emergency heliocopters and ambulances are down this year for sure. A few of us in the building talked about it a week ago.

There's residences there? I always thought of those blocks as Generic Downtown Business Land. When I started at NCH they initially assigned my car to parking lots they had rights to in that area and all I ever saw when there were pet groomers, a restaurant or three, and Franklin University.

 

[spintheblackcircle]

Yea, the whole area around Topiary Park and the Library on Grant from about Broad down to Rich St.

Lots of new builds since I moved here 2 years ago and our building is just 17 years old.

There's residences there? I always thought of those blocks as Generic Downtown Business Land. When I started at NCH they initially assigned my car to parking lots they had rights to in that area and all I ever saw when there were pet groomers, a restaurant or three, and Franklin University.

I am really close to Grant, but I hear all the air traffic to Children's a few blocks away and see them take off and land all the time.

 

[Viqsi]

Yea, the whole area around Topiary Park and the Library on Grant from about Broad down to Rich St.

Lots of new builds since I moved here 2 years ago and our building is just 17 years old.



I am really close to Grant, but I hear all the air traffic to Children's a few blocks away and see them take off and land all the time.

Ah, that explains it. I hear "between Grant and NCH" and think everything stuffed far into that corner where I71N splits off.

 

[Doggy]

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[Doggy]

A 25-year old restaurant from Charleston that is considered one of the best seafood restaurants in the region is opening their 2nd restaurant......right here. The venture capital company that bought the restaurant a few years ago is based here in Columbus. I would expect some more growth like this here as Columbus keeps growing

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I can't WAIT for it to open. I can walk there, a co-worker of mine lives in Charleston and he said it's the best seafood he's ever had.

I spend a few weeks in Charleston every winter and the number of Ohio plates on the road down there is a bit overwhelming. Even the local grocery store keeps Graeters and Jeni's in stock. Not surprised a restaurant there has chosen Columbus for its second location.

 

[spintheblackcircle]

I spend a few weeks in Charleston every winter and the number of Ohio plates on the road down there is a bit overwhelming. Even the local grocery store keeps Graeters and Jeni's in stock. Not surprised a restaurant there has chosen Columbus for its second location.

About a dozen years ago we had a customer based in Fountain Inn, SC, south of Greenville. I had to be there for 2 weeks and it was for opening game for the Buckeyes. I asked someone at the company if there was a place that might show the Buckeye game. I had assumed being in South Carolina, the SEC would be on everywhere. They told me about this place

https://www.coliseumonhaywood.com/

"We’re the home of the Ohio State Buckeyes on Saturdays and the Cleveland Browns on Sundays."

No lie, 100 Buckeye fans wall-to-wall. May as well have been at Easton