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The eatery will accommodate 170 patrons and will generate 80 jobs.

The restaurant specializes in calzones, pizza and wings.

“We are very excited that some of our best merchants at Sawmill Market will be joining the lineup at Park Square Market.”

A years-in-the-making distillery expansion is nearing its final stages.

Columbus’ oldest beer name is ready to be Columbus’ newest brewery and taproom.

Hoster Brewing Co. hopes to open at 653 N. James Road near John Glenn Columbus International Airport in June.

Dan Meyers, managing partner of the group that has owned the Hoster brand since 2004, said the timeline is contingent on wrapping up taproom construction and going through the city’s inspection process.

But the project, which has been in the works for a few years, is far enough down the road to see…

The newly renovated CFG Bank Arena will see around 60 concerts per year starting with Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band.

The space is 4,800 square feet and seats 260 total, including 158 in the main dining room, 22 at the bar and 80 on a large outdoor patio.

A new-to-market restaurant brand already is following through with plans for new locations.

Nashville-based Maple Street Biscuit Co. opened its first Columbus-area restaurant in January at 1310 Polaris Pkwy. It’s already got a second site cooking, this one at 7105 N. High St. near Worthington.

The company said the opening target is this summer. It also said it has another two Central Ohio locations lined up but couldn’t announce the exact sites yet.

Jay Ouart, vice president of brand and…

“Liquor and beer are in a battle for market share, so anything that tends to favor beer is good for us (as brewers),” notes Foothills Brewing's Jamie Bartholomaus. “There’s a line craft doesn’t want to cross as far as affordability. People want to support local business, but not at any cost.”

Andrew Radjenovich has worked to complete property repairs while aiming to keep Jackson Grill largely as past customers will remember it.