More than 40 Columbus restaurants are slinging discounted burgers this month, with proceeds helping families fighting childhood cancer.

The mother-daughter duo behind Coastline Coffee says its first shop's crowds inspired the expansion. The address stays under wraps for now.

The Muñoz family behind Cilantro Latin Fusion now owns Bodega on North High Street, with a merged menu on the way.

The 11th annual event lands at the Franklin County Fairgrounds October 3-4, with proceeds funding local newsroom Columbus Underground.

The University District burger and shake shop shut down Sunday, leaving Columbus with just one Savvy Sliders left on West Broad Street.

The Short North pizzeria at High and Starr offers carryout and catering.

Worthington's Bengali-American café is doubling down with 60 new seats, a bar and evening hours next door.

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.