How did a German restaurant in Columbus, Ohio, become known for sausage named after a place nearly 5,000 miles from its founder's birthplace and 1,000 miles from his adopted hometown? Schmidt said ...

That has evolved into a well-known sausage brand and one of Ohio’s top-rated German restaurants, which is saying a lot given its many German eateries. Just be prepared to wait because this place ...

Tickets are available here. Elsewhere in Central Ohio: This article originally appeared on Columbus Monthly: Two German Village restaurants close, plus new food offerings in Dublin and Powell ...

(WTRF) — If you’ve been thinking of trading spaghetti for sausage or pierogis for pretzels, a bar and restaurant in Weirton is ready to fill up your mug. The German Biergarten opened in March ...

But this isn't goodbye for the Hungarian-German restaurant. Owners Laszlo Molnar ... located at 1020 Ohio Pike in Union Township, will close March 9. The lease for the brick-and-mortar restaurant ...

How did a German restaurant in Columbus, Ohio, become known for sausage named after a place nearly 5,000 miles from its founder's birthplace and 1,000 miles from his adopted hometown? Schmidt said the ...