The Bethel Road cafe has reopened with tea-inspired cocktails starting at 5 p.m. and gelato flavors such as ube.

Park Service Coffee moves into Metsi's Wood-Fired Italian, pairing espresso and matcha with zeppole and wood-fired quiche before dinner service resumes.

Hoster Brewing Co. traces its roots to 1836, but rent hikes and rising costs are closing its James Road taproom this Halloween.

The restaurant joins a New Albany-area retail strip with more dining options on the way.

The Cajun spot is set to open in Canal Winchester.

Minnie Bird is headed to three Columbus-area spots, with dirty sodas and free soft-serve with every meal.

The Fairfield County brewery, opened by brothers David and Robert Landis in 2019, is calling last call next month.

The Cincinnati brewery says landlords are not to blame — it's citing its own finances as it exits Ross County by year's end.

Shawarma, kebabs and $17.99 combos are headed to a long-vacant Bethel Road storefront near Carriage Place.

Catherine and Damon Roberts bring hand-rolled lumpia and halo-halo to Stratacache Tower's ground floor. The first 50 customers score a golden lumpia ticket.

Honey Boy Pizzeria's name comes from their dad's own nickname for his sons — and its motto is “Stay Golden.”

The Frazeysburg favorite is filling the spot Rustic Slice left behind, bringing stromboli, subs and stone-fired pies downtown.

Mya and Tyree Pollard's crew hit national TV via Kitchen Nightmares, but Eastlake's Golden Girls shut down before its episode even aired.