Restaurants in Marysville
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Something Sweet Coffee & Bakery
- Delaware
Ohio-roasted coffee, white-chocolate mochas, iced chai, and an assortment of freshly baked goods
Blue Ginger Asian Fusion Bistro
Sushi, noodle dishes, stir-fried meats, and other healthful specialties from Thailand, Japan, and China
Inchin's Bamboo Garden
- Columbus
Sichuan chicken or beef, sesame chicken, paneer, and other made-to-order recipes from China and India are prepared
Sweet Berry Frozen Yogurt
- Northwest Columbus
In addition to self-serve frozen yogurt, the dessert shop serves up fruit smoothies, yogurt smoothies, and chocolate-flavored bubble tea
Tequila Mike's
- Hilliard
Eclectic toppings such as strawberry jam and bacon island dressing adorn burgers and lobster or pork fill flour or corn tacos
Cementos/DeArini's Villa
- Upper Arlington
Housemade sauce enhances pasta dishes, including specialty lasagna and other traditional Italian dishes
Morone's Italian Villa
- Northwest Columbus
Hearty menu of authentic Italian cuisine includes chicken parmigiana, homemade meatball sub, and Sicilian-style pizzas
New India Restaurant
- The Gables
Chefs draw on traditional Indian recipes as they bake tandoori specials in clay oven
Yo-lish Frozen Yogurt
- Hilliard
The self-serve yogurt shop lets customers create desserts from 10 rotating flavors and 55 toppings
Banana Leaf
- Linworth Village
Vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free dishes served in-house or as a catered meal; afternoon tea includes appetizers and desserts
Ichiban
- North Columbus
Chefs whip up specialty sushi and thai noodles and sear steak, seafood, and chicken on tableside grills
Vienna Ice Cafe
- Multiple Locations
European café serves up chocolate, vanilla, mocha, and lemon petits fours alongside orange, bourbon, amaretto, and chocolate truffles
Otani Sushi
- Columbus
Dine on edamame, sushi, and crisp seafood tempura paired with sake, wine, or martinis
Groovy Spoon
- Multiple Locations
Frozen yogurt flavors come in low-fat, vegan, and dairy-free varieties; toppings include fruit, sprinkles, and cookie bites
Izzee's BareFoot Bar at The VolleyPark
- Forest Park West
Laid-back eatery located next to volleyball courts serves up specialty pizzas, burgers, and breakfast all day
Chef Honda Restaurant
- Westerville
Seasoned chef demonstrates how to cook at tables with built-in hibachi grills; vegetarian options available
Trattoria Roma Columbus
- Grandview Heights
Chefs employ locally sourced ingredients to assemble traditional Roman dishes served in refined, red-walled dining room
Shoku
- Grandview Heights
Japanese and pan-Asian cuisine celebrated in hand-rolled sushi, chili-flecked prawns, and hot-stone bibimbap
New Harvest Cafe
- Columbus
Diners can choose two entrees, such as the turkey meatloaf or garlic-sautéed shrimp
Two Fish Bistro
- Short North
Wild fish caught daily form starters of tuna tartare and mini fish tacos and entrees of seared tilapia and pan-seared mahi-mahi
Red Bar Sushi **DUP**
- Short North
Classic Spider rolls and tuna sashimi, served alongside innovative creations, such as the shrimp and jalapeño Angry roll
Element Pizza
- Downtown Columbus
Pizzas are made in a stone oven with hand-stretched dough; paninis on ciabatta bread are made fresh daily
Marco's Pizza Columbus
- Gahanna
One-topping pizzas crafted with secret-recipe sauce come with cheesy bread topped with garlic butter; 12 in. subs also quell hunger pangs
Rotelli Columbus
- Gahanna
Menu full of Italian staples, including specialty pizzas, stuffed calzones, chicken and veal entrees, pasta dishes, and seafood plates.
The Pub in Gahanna
Pizzas made from handmade dough and slathered in housemade sauce served with Newman's salads in pub with music, pool, and big-screen TVs
Rudy's Smokehouse
- Multiple Locations
Chefs slow-cook fare such as pulled pork, beef brisket, and chicken over old hickory pits for superior take-home and dine-in barbecue
Funny Greek
- Multiple Locations
Greek and American entrees ranging from gyros and falafel to cheeseburgers and hot barbecue wings
Sakana
- East Broad/ Reynoldsburg
Extensive menu of Pan-Asian cuisine includes thai chicken curry, sashimi, hand rolls, and hibachi chicken and salmon
Sushi Thai
- East Columbus
Sushi, curries, fried rice, and other Asian staples served in a stylish modern dining room
Signature Confections
- Beavercreek
Confectioners craft tarts and crème brulee or fill a box with assorted Belgian chocolates printed with a limited-edition Groupon image
T's Cones & Coneys
Coney-style, foot-long, and specialty hot dogs; grilled sandwiches; hand-dipped ice cream; malts and floats
Taste Creative Cuisine
- Trotwood
An inventive menu of classic Southern cuisine modernizes country-style fried chicken, Cajun catfish, and dry-rubbed steaks
Bad Frog Frozen Yogurt Dublin
- University Park
More than 20 flavors of yogurt and frozen custard including tart green tea, York chocolate peppermint, and ginger-lemonade sorbet
Mockingbirds
- Middletown
Grilled three-cheese sandwiches, chicken salad on made-from-scratch rolls, and slow-cooked pot roast
Heather's Coffee and Café
- Springboro
Four drip roasts and eight specialty coffees pair with classic breakfast items and lunchtime sandwiches and salads
Recommended Restaurants by Groupon Customers
The most famous offering on King Gyros' menu is the Big Fat (and presumably Greek) Gyro ($7.99), an extra-large pita packed with 12 ounces of thin-sliced gyro meat and topped with gyro sauce, diced tomato, onion, banana peppers, black olives, and lettuce. If that isn't Greek enough for you, try the souvlake gyro ($4.19+), which is a gyro wrapped around a skewer of filet-mignon tips. You can order them by the sack (up to $34.95 for five BFGs), like Socrates always did, or with a side of fresh-cut chili cheese fries ($3.69).
The service is somewhere between leisurely sit down and blazingly fast, a perfect compliment to the restaurant’s middle-ground nature, though the menu definitely takes the high road. It’s full of the eats that little Italian schoolchildren dream about at the moderate prices papas and mammas sing about in the shower.
Like an overzealous mama bird, The Brown Bag Deli has been feeding hundreds of hungry mouths over its 30-plus years in existence. Join the nest with today’s deal: for $5, you get $10 worth of sandwiches, soups, salads, and more at this German Village mainstay. This is a popular lunch spot, but it's also open for dinner. Please don't neglect dinner, as he hates when his little brother gets all the attention and will most likely react by putting mashed potatoes in your hair while you sleep.
Originally conceived as a rationale for the recently invented sliced bread, the hot dog revolutionized the way Americans eat and make juvenile double-entendres. You'll learn this and many other hot dog–related facts with today's Groupon: for $5, you get $10 worth of fun-loving comfort cuisine at The Acme Hotdog and Sausage Company for $5. Don your most mustard-stained T-shirt and saddle up your ballpark appetite for six to eight bites of historical dog decadence.
Spinelli's lunch and dinner menu has hot panini, fresh salads, flatbread pizza, soups, pasta, and more. Try penne with meatballs smothered in Spinelli's signature sauce ($6.49) or a magherita pizza made with fresh basil, tomatoes, and fresh mozzarella balls ($4.99). Spinelli's is best known for its creative cold sandwiches, including the Jalapeño Joe (turkey, jalapeño bacon, pepper-jack cheese, lettuce, tomato, and chipotle mayo on a cheddar roll, $6.49) and the Thurber Big Beef (roast beef, lettuce, tomato, Monterey jack cheese, and mild horseradish sauce on an Asiago roll, $6.29). Have half a sandwich with a cup of lobster bisque, vegetarian gumbo, chicken noodle soup, chili, or another fresh soup for $6.49. Or start the day with a specialty sandwich. The breakfast bill of fare includes melty morning grinders such as a tostini (egg, American cheese, roasted red peppers, $3.99) and a lox sandwich (smoked salmon, plain cream cheese, and red onion, $6.49) served on a freshly baked bagel, English muffin, or croissant. Breakfast, like syndicated Simpsons reruns, is available all day.
East of Chicago Pizza placates grumbling hunger mobs with its selection of 11 specialty pizzas. Scale the sour-creamed peaks of the taco pizza, which mingles chicken or beef with lettuce, tomato, black olives, and onions ($14.99), or lounge on the bacon-blanketed shores of the Hawaiian, with ham and pineapple ($14.99). Topping-centric thrillseekers can venture down into the deep-dish depths of the Tower, whose upper crust erupts with pepperoni, mushrooms, sausage, green peppers, onions, ham, bacon, mild banana peppers, and green and black olives ($15.99). East of Chicago also offers the seven-layer veggie ($14.99), which sates the plant-based tastes of vegetarians and irradiated mole rats.
