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Urban Chophouse, a joint venture between former Ohio State University football coach Urban Meyer and central Ohio restaurateur Chris Corso, will open next Wednesday (May 12) in the Luxe 23 luxury apartment building. The upscale, Short North steakhouse at 1079 N. High St. marks the second collaboration between Corso and Meyer. The pair previously opened Urban Pint House in Dublin's Bridge Park development. The chophouse will sell steaks, sushi, seafood and craft cocktails, and will serve USDA prime steaks cooked in a 1,600-degree broiler, a news release said. Corso and Meyer envision a rest...

Hot Chicken Takeover This relatively new entry into the Columbus dining scene began its life as a pop-up in 2014, and is quickly becoming the standard-bearer for Nashville-style hot chicken in central Ohio (although a “cold” option is available for those who prefer their fried chicken with less of a kick). The chain has four Columbus area locations, and a restaurant in the Cleveland suburb of Westlake. Menu items range from $8 to $10, although you can buy a whole chicken for $27. The Eagle Food and Beer Hall The Short North Location of this Midwestern chain lets customers enjoy a crispy, ...

Customers continued to file into Tee Jaye's Country Place at the corner of North High Street and Morse Road late Friday morning, even after the breakfast rush has typically ended. A quaint dining room lined with wood-paneled walls and unpretentious décor had sparse seating thanks to coronavirus restrictions that requires tables to be spaced at least 6 feet apart — a line of chairs in front of a counter at the north end of the dining room was covered in white paper to keep customers from sitting there — but nearly every table and booth was full. Patrons hoped to enjoy one final meal at...

Another round of help is coming for Ohio’s beleaguered restaurants in the form of the Restaurant Revitalization Fund, which industry experts say is sorely needed despite an improving economy and widespread availability of coronavirus vaccinations. Congress created the more than $28 billion fund through the COVID relief package signed into law earlier this spring. The Small Business Administration is distributing the funds to eateries across the nation in the form of grants. Applications open May 3. But restaurateurs have concerns about the fund’s rollout. The pot of money set aside for...

The recall affects nearly 100 products sold after March 24. In a news release, the Utica company stressed that no illnesses have been linked to its products. Listeria is often found in unpasteurized milk, uncooked vegetables and some fruits such as cantaloupe. The bacteria can cause listeriosis, which is rare but potentially fatal. Young children, the elderly, and those with compromised immune systems are at heightened risk. The recall marks the third time listeria was discovered at a Velvet facility in the past 4 years. In May of 2019, the USDA sent a letter to Velvet informing that company ...