Where should I eat when visiting Ohio State?

68 restaurants available nearby

• Marcella’s. 4.7. Exceptional(4645)
• Cap City Fine Diner & Bar – Grandview. 4.7. Exceptional(5318)
• The Pearl – Short North. 4.8. Exceptional(4760)
• Bistro 2110 – The Blackwell Hotel. 4.1.
• Hudson 29 – Upper Arlington. 4.7.
• Forno Kitchen and Bar. 4.8.
• The Avenue Steak Tavern. 4.8.
• The Urban Chop House. 4.5.

Where do OSU students eat?

Dining Locations

• Quick Service Restaurants: 12th Avenue Bread Company, Oxley’s by the Numbers, Oxley’s To-Go and Morrill Retail/Moco Fusion.
• Café/Grab `n Go: Berry Café, Caffeine Element, Campus Grind (McPherson and Vet Med), Crane Café, Espress-OH, ksa Café, Terra Byte Café and Connecting Grounds.

Which Ohio State campus is the main campus?

Columbus
The main campus in Columbus has grown into the third-largest university campus in the United States, with nearly 50,000 undergraduate students and nearly 15,000 graduate students. The university also operates regional campuses in Lima, Mansfield, Marion, Newark, and Wooster.

What is Ohio’s favorite fast food chain?

Chick-Fil-A
The study also included each state’s top five fast-food restaurants. While Sonic was the favorite across the nation, McDonald’s and Subway appeared in every state’s top five….Most Popular Fast Food by State 2021.

State	Most Popular Fast Food
North Carolina	Chick-Fil-A
Ohio	Chick-Fil-A
Oklahoma	Chick-Fil-A
Pennsylvania	Chick-Fil-A

Does Ohio State have good food?

You’ll be on campus soon enough and you’ll have the chance to try all of the food for yourself, and believe me, Ohio State University has some pretty good food compared to other colleges! Try something new everywhere you go, you might just find your new favorite food.

What fast food is Ohio known for?

6 Famous Restaurant Chains You Didn’t Know Were Founded in Ohio

• Skyline Chili.
• Max and Erma’s.
• Bob Evans.
• Buffalo Wild Wings.
• Arby’s.
• Wendy’s.

What fast food restaurant started in Ohio?

Wendy’s
In the late 1960s, Dave left KFC and opened the very first Wendy’s at at 257 E. Broad Street. While that original location closed its doors in 2011, Wendy’s now has more than 6,500 burger-and-Frosty shops nationwide. It all started in Ohio!