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The Great Lakes

Eating

1 Haiku 800 N High St, Short North 614/294-8168 Excellent Japanese restaurant with a huge range of sushi, noodle, and rice dishes.

2 Katzinger's 475 S 3rd St, German Village 614/228-3354 A mesmerizing range of sandwiches, Jewish delicacies, and cheesecakes, though prices are high for a deli.

3 Marcella's 615 N High St, Short North 614/223-2100 Buzzing Italian restaurant with a lively bar. The food is a a range of moderately upscale pizzas, pasta, salads and main dishes like veal milanese.

4 Schmidt's 240 E Kossuth St, German Village 614/444-6808 This Columbus landmark (since 1886) serves a range of sausages, schnitzel, and strudel in a former slaughterhouse, served by waitresses in German garb.

5 Surly Girl Saloon 1126 N High St, Short North 614/294-4900 Heapings of Tex-Mex, Cajun, and other cuisines are served in this quirky joint where Western bordello meets Pirates of the Caribbean. Fine microbrews on tap help the place get rowdy late on.