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While every beer lover should make an effort to pilgrim to the taprooms of the brew meccas on their list, there’s something to be said for slinging back a beer in a one-of-a-kind setting, too. What follows is a list of inspired spots that combine the… Continue Reading >>

Along the shores of the Olentangy River, Buckeye fever rises to red-hot as fans prepare for the annual rivalry with the Michigan Wolverines. For every home game, expect tailgate parties around The Horseshoe, as the stadium is known, and enthusiastic… Continue Reading >>

The ever-growing and booming city of Columbus is home to The Ohio State Buckeyes, the city's capital, and more shopping and restaurants then I can count. But, what is Columbus? Well, first Columbus, to me, is home. Where I live, where I study and… Continue Reading >>

The Ohio tourism board is kind of killing the game when it comes to food tours. Not only do they have a 12-stop donut trail in Butler County, there's the perfect accompaniment—or follow-up tour—over in Columbus: the Columbus Coffee Trail. Eat your… Continue Reading >>

So many restaurants are taking over spaces that were once used for different purposes and incorporating those origins into their décor. By paying tribute to their history, they create a richer dining experience, and something to talk about over your… Continue Reading >>

Start with where you’re from. That way you don’t have to deal with language barriers or cultural mores you might not be as familiar with. I’m American and I loved my stops in Hunstville, Houston, Williamsburg and Columbus — all places I had never… Continue Reading >>

It’s no secret that I’m a bit of a fan of the Midwest. I definitely consider it the most underrated region in the country which is quite silly considering how much it has to offer, how friendly the people are, and even for us vegans – the scene is… Continue Reading >>

I love searching out street art whenever I’m in a new place. A mixture of research ahead of time and stumbling on random pieces is my favorite way to do it. I had a list of Columbus Ohio murals I really wanted to see, but some of my favorites ended… Continue Reading >>

A visionary group of citizen advocates, inspired by the successful redevelopment of nearby German Village, a 2011 APA Great Neighborhood in America, was optimistic that a similar turnaround was possible for Short North. Community champions, including… Continue Reading >>

Sometimes all you need is good bread and butter. Or an impossibly flaky croissant. These artisan bakers across North America wake up at ungodly hours and pour their hearts and souls into making bread the old-fashioned way, along with fanciful… Continue Reading >>