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Eating in Columbus, Ohio
I lived in Columbus for 5 years - Here's the lowdown:
1. Ice Cream - Go to Graeters. There are several locations about town and you won't be dissapointed. (Try anything with "chips" - giant pieces of high quality chocolate)
2. Pizza - Very fond of Flying Pizza on High Street, across from the OSU campus.
3. Chinese - Joy's Village, also on High Street. It's underground - under an apartment building, and it's pure gold.
4. Coffee - Stauf's in Grandview (5 minutes north of the city) is worth several trips. They are open until midnight most nights, and it's a great experience.
5. General - I like Cafe Neopolitana and Broad Street Bagels and Deli downtown (high and broad) for casual lunch places. The Short North has a variety of good small places, and the brewery district is always a hit.
Mostly, though - I recommend Hoggy's! Sounds bizarre, but they have three locations, and it's great bbq and homestyle dining.
If you're a book fan, you should pop into the Book Loft in the German Village.
One Trick Pony Restaurants
I think every college kid in America would go to Nacho Town (at least after midnight). So, there's a franchise opportunity, emes1!
Best sushi in Chicago
If you're in the burbs, Sushi Kushi Toyo in Vernon Hills is the best. It's a fairly small place, but the quality cannot be beat!
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"pjacob01" - I think it's dangerous to suggest a "must pack lunch" program for families with greater incomes because it only sets the "poor" students apart.
My high school had two cafeteria lines: one for the normal daily meal and one for "a la carte" items, like apples or granola bars. Perhaps schools could cut down their food costs and enable more student choice by going to an all "a la carte" system - healthy (or at least healthier) wraps and sandwiches, fruit, veggies, etc. Kids will only eat what they want anyway, so this could cut down on the cost of a child's lunch at the same time as eliminating waste for the food no one wants.