Top Restaurants in Columbus, Clinton township, Franklin county, Ohio, United states

Golden House Restaurant

Address: 3518 Cleveland Ave, Columbus, OH 43224, USA

“A hole in the wall, take out only, good food and prices. Don't let a line stop you -- they are very efficient -- but calling ahead shortens the process. All 4 of us loved our meals. Egg foo young was a treat. Yum! So glad a friend told me about it! Will be back.”

Tim Hortons

Address: 3475 Cleveland Ave, Columbus, OH 43224, USA

Long John Silver's

Address: 3561 Cleveland Ave, Columbus, OH 43224, USA

“Delious”

Kismo

Address: 3612 Cleveland Ave, Columbus, OH 43224, USA

Pacific Transport, Inc.

Address: 6840 E Parlier Ave, Fowler, CA 93625, USA

“A ok”

Tommy's Pizza

Address: 1350 W Lane Ave, Columbus, OH 43221, USA

“Want to feel like you've gone back in time to your childhood favorite pizza place? This is it. Nothing's changed. Literally. I mean LITERALLY. Walk in and the aroma greets you at the door - just awesome. And the pizza is as fantastic as ever. It's like a living time capsule. What a treasure.”

A&W Restaurant

Address: 3561 Cleveland Ave, Columbus, OH 43224, USA

“Root Beer Float out of this world. Find a spot to sit back and get true desired fulfillment with every bite.”

Brenz Pizza Co. Columbus

Address: 1551 Lennox Town Ln, Columbus, OH 43212, USA

“Excellent pizza, closer to traditional style than Ohio/Midwest style even though the pizzas are square cut. It's basically a nice Ohio/Traditional hybrid. Brenz offers a variety of unique pizzas and a ton of different toppings. Stopped in on 02/22 and ordered a 12" Spinach Artichoke, a 16" Rustic, Bread sticks with Cheese, 5 bone in mild wings, and a Meatball sub. All of that was $64 so it was a little pricey, but after trying a bit of everything I can definitely say it was worth it. Their ingredients are quite fresh and they stack the pizza with toppings. Bread sticks made using dough from scratch and topped with golden crisped cheese, the sub was on a homemade bun with homemade meatballs, and they also make their own ranch - which is pretty good but not as good as Tommy's or Hounddogs' ranch. Overall it's a terrific alternative to the abundance of Ohio/Midwest style pizzas in Columbus. Personally I'd give a Brenz a 4.8 overall, with the price being the only drawback. Since Google doesn't allow decimal reviews I rounded up to a 5.”