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Polaris Grill

➤ 1835 Polaris Parkway Columbus, OH 43240, 43240-2048, United States

Menu • Soup • Meat • Seafood • American

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"We had a small birthday dinner party for my boss. This was the perfect place for us. Everything was top notch. From the moment I walked through the door I felt like the only customer. I was greeted by a gentleman and I arrived early so I went to the bar and had a drink. Definitely try the peach martini it was delicious. When the rest of my party arrived, we went to the table. We were greeted by our server Ty. He was phenomenal. The food was great. The atmosphere was fun other staff we interacted with were amazing. The bathrooms were clean. We will definitely return. Thank you Polaris Grille for making this a wonderful experience."

Marco's Pizza

➤ 1361 Worthington Centre Dr, Columbus, OH 43085, United States

Menu • Pizza • Family • Italian • Chicken

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"This place is fantastic! I typically order from here a few times a month, and I've NEVER been let down. The pizza is consistently delicious, the service is prompt, and the staff are great. Why settle for potential disappointment at Taco Bell, Wendy’s, or Dairy Queen in the same shopping center, if they're even open? You’re looking at around $10 per meal per person for subpar food and terrible service. Instead, you can grab a delicious large pizza for just $9.99 and feed the whole family. Marco’s subs are also very tasty and reasonably priced!"

Matt The Miller's Tavern

➤ 1436 Gemini Place, Columbus, United States Of America, 43240-7001

Menu • Pub • Full • Wine • Bar-lounge

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"French fries were warm brown on outside but still par frozen on inside. 2 pieces of fish were ok, not much flavor, we had to keep adding toppings to get it palatable grease shot out on first few bites. 1 piece of 3 Piece Fish Chips was so overcooked you couldn apos;t bite into it I had to crack it like a sea shell, slammed it on the table also had pockets of grease inside. It apos;s odd to get undercooked overcooked food on same platter. Obviously both are frozen food so no fresh made food here. Chocolate Mousse Shooter was good. Very sweet but nothing special. Pudding from a packet with chocolate syrup cool whip folded in. Very large but not worth the price (mousse my a . Guess I apos;ll stick with their cocktails which are the bomb! Eat at your own risk."

101 Beer Kitchen

➤ 817 Polaris Pkwy, 43082, Westerville, US, United States

Menu • Pubs • Cheese • Kitchen • American

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"I have been a frequent visitor to this restaurant and usually get takeout. The servers are great, there is a good variety of menu options, and the quality of the food has generally been good. Unfortunately, I have consistently had issues with incorrect takeout orders that were placed in person at the restaurant. I have called twice after getting home and realizing that my order was incorrect, and on both occasions, I received a credit (either for an item that was incorrect or left out). However, I have also had multiple other incorrect orders, including today. The consistent errors have been having cheese on burgers or sandwiches when I specifically ordered them without cheese, burgers being prepared medium or medium rare when they were ordered well done (I switched my order to well done after consistently receiving medium rare when ordering medium well), and incorrect sides. The service and staff are great, so I am not sure why my orders are frequently incorrect."

Lucky House Chinese

➤ 56 E Schrock Rd, Westerville I-43081-2915, United States

Menu • Cafés • Asian • Vegan • Chinese

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"I tried the Tsingtao beer, which I’d rate 5/5—it's like a smooth, crisp Chinese Heineken. Even though I usually prefer dark beers and stouts, this could easily become a favorite. The dumplings are also exceptional; I give them a 5/5 for being fresh, perfectly portioned, and delicious. The accompanying sauce has a wonderfully rich umami flavor that you won't be able to resist. Next, I had the Hot Pepper Chicken (extra spicy), recommended by my server, who mentioned it was one of his favorites. I also rate this 5/5. It was spicy and juicy, with the onions still having a nice crunch, and the peppers were well-balanced, not overwhelming. The fried rice was another highlight—5/5 for being fluffy, well-seasoned, and slightly sticky without being oily. Overall, for a dine-in dinner, I spent around $20–30 per person. Everything was impressive: the food, the service, and the atmosphere, all earning a solid 5 out of 5."