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Customers went from eating on their feet to grabbing a seat. Freedom a la Cart – once a food cart that was toted around central Ohio – officially opened its first sit-down restaurant, Freedom a la Cart Bakery + Café + Catering, on April 5 at 123 E. Spring St. in downtown Columbus. The building is about 7,500 square feet, with offices on the top level, the café and kitchen on the ground floor and a commercial kitchen in the basement. “I think it exceeds our expectations,” said Paula ...

GuidesArch CityHome & StyleDiningFeaturesWeddingsLegals The Story Behind Freedom a la Cart’s new Downtown Café The nonprofit begins a new chapter at its gathering space and Downtown café, which opens to the public April 5. By Jill Moorhead Mandie Matthews loves making barbecue pork tacos for her friends and family and takes joy in inviting them into her home to gather around food. But “home” hasn’t always come easy for her.  Matthews was 19 and working as a business banker when her ...

Customers went from eating on their feet to grabbing a seat. Freedom a la Cart – once a food cart that was toted around central Ohio – officially opened its first sit-down restaurant, Freedom a la Cart Café + Bakery, on Monday at 123 E. Spring St. Downtown. The two-story building is about 5,000 square feet, with offices on the top level, the café and kitchen on the ground floor and a commercial kitchen in the basement. “I think it exceeds our expectations,” said Paula Haines, CEO o...

When Randall Mayhew was reinstated as a Columbus police officer in January, it didnt really shock Hannah Estabrook.  It did, however, sadden Estabrook, who was for several years a docket coordinator with the Changing Actions to Change Habits (CATCH) Court, a special court for prostitutes and women involved in human trafficking. She is now helping to build Sanctuary Night, a drop-in center on Sullivant Avenue that will focus on providing food, showers and other services with a focus on those w...