Columbus, OH

[Tech Tonics]

I'm in Columbus for a few days for a work training thing. Working during the days, but am free evenings.

I like beer and good food. I don't have wheels, but I can Uber/Lyft.

Is there anything that shouldn't be missed if someone had 72 hours in Central Ohio?

[GeoMatt]

Through the end of the week? tOSU spring game is on Saturday. Football at the Horseshoe is a pretty central Ohio experience.

For beer and good food, just take a stroll through the Short North area (basically halfway between downtown and the campus on N. High Street). Lot's of good choices there.

[japanada]

The North Market is a pretty cool place to take a stroll through for a bit to eat. Hot Chicken Takeover is a great option and worth the wait. As is the Vietnamese place for a Bahn-Mi sammich. Its by the doors on the NW corner of the building. Lots of little breweries all around. Where are you staying?

[Tech Tonics]

Staying in Dublin, working in Hilliard.

North Market looks cool. Momo Ghar keeps coming up as a place to eat

[Viva]

Was just there Saturday.

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[Hicks]

Lived and worked in Columbus for 2 years during the early 90s. That's an awful long time ago when the wifey and me were still young and crispy so things might have changed somewhat. From what I recall besides Short North:

- Brewery District and German Village, some nice restaurants (Engine House #5 etc.) and pubs close to downtown area
- Night clubs: not sure whether Headliner still exists, else here https://www.yelp.com/search?cflt=dan...Columbus%2C+OH
- Brunch: Hyatt Regency hotel was by far the best back then, should still be really good
- Daytime leisure: Columbus zoo and COSI if that's your thing, well worth attend an OSU Buckeyes football game if you can get hold of tickets - great atmosphere

Still got some friends there, could ask them for some more actual infos. FWIW Dublin and Hilliard, where we lived, were overall the best and safest areas to stay.