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Procter & Gamble-owned Old Spice plans to open its first-ever brick and mortar barber shop in Columbus and bring celebrity hair stylists to central Ohio. The barber shop is scheduled to open on March 1 in the University Gateway development along North High Street. Celebrity barbers like Florido, Benjamin Thigpen, Matt Johnston= and Pat Regan are scheduled to come to Columbus for a weekend residency program, a news release said. The barbers, who have styled hair for famous actors and athletes, will shoot videos, lead information sessions and style hair, the news release said. The shop will a...

Wendy's introduces jalapeno popper sandwich and salad Columbus-based Wendy's is offering the chance to try its new jalapeno popper sandwich for free with an order from the third-party delivery app GrubHub. Wendy's recently added the Jalapeno Popper Chicken Sandwich and the Jalapeno Popper Chicken Salad to its offerings. The sandwich features a spicy chicken filet topped with jalapeno cream cheese, six jalapeno slices, three strips of bacon, cheddar cheese and shredded pepper jack cheese. The salad features romaine and spring lettuces, diced tomatoes, jalapenos, cheddar croutons and jalapen...

After years of delays and preparation, Cameron Mitchell Restaurants is finally ready to open Budd Dairy Food Hall, which holds nine restaurant concepts and two Cameron Mitchell-run bars inside an old dairy facility in Italian Village. With the opening just weeks away, the company provided a look inside the food hall, which will host its first guests April 6 beginning at 4 p.m.  The 14,000-square-foot building at 1086 N. 4th St. features nine restaurants surrounding a rectangular bar on a ground floor studded with televisions, including a massive theater-style screen. At the entrance is an ea...

Craft breweries, however, are still opening at a healthy clip. Since the pandemic reached the Buckeye State, nine breweries have opened in central Ohio and five have closed. Statewide, 47 opened and 15 closed. The trend doesn’t necessarily mean that small breweries are thriving — although few would argue the coronavirus robbed Ohio of its appetite for craft beer. Most openings were in the works prior to the pandemic, as a craft brewery typically takes months or years to go from the drawing board to the grand opening. 10 breweries opened in and around Franklin County amid COVID-19 An offi...

Restaurant owners and managers say a rule capping the commission third party delivery services can charge them is a boon for Columbus eateries, although a handful still think fees charged by such services are too high. In November, the City Council temporarily limited fees taken by companies like DoorDash, UberEats, PostMates and GrubHub, which use independent drivers to deliver meals for local restaurants, at 15% of a customer's bill. The limit ends 120 days after capacity restrictions are lifted on Ohio’s restaurant industry, which likely won't happen until the coronavirus pandemic has...