Linda is great! The food is amazing on points of qualityportions, and price. If you are downtown and need lunch I highly recommend you stop by. Great customer service and fast!
chanson614
Donato's is one of the older and best pizza places in Columbus. I've been getting pizza here since I was little. That said, regardless of the locations I have tried the pizza stays very consistent throughout.
Al Lefant
I tried their veggie wrap and it was really good.
Ray L.
Ox is incredible! Very friendly, accommodating and the food is great. Things have improved dramatically with the new ownership. They are vested in bringing things up a notch with the menu and food quality
Roman Thomas
I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS GREAT RESTAURANT I KNOW THE OWNERS PERSONALLY THERE'S NOT A BETTER PLACE TO EAT LUNCH IN DOWNTOWN COLUMBUS GIVE IT A TRY YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED !
Tyler Hankins
Have been going here 1-2 times a week for nearly five years. They have some of the best hotdogs in downtown Columbus -- I've tried a number of other places but I keep coming back to 10 West Cafe.
Deepti Ganta
I tried Thai salad and it was awesome! It's a neat little cafe in the US Bank building with quick service. Highly recommend!
Bob Roehm
I ate a delicious Egg and Cheese Quesadilla earlier today [2-22-2019] at the 10 West Cafe that is located in the southwest corner [not the southeast corner] of the lobby of the U.S. Bank building at 10 W. Broad St.
Saphace A.
I came for lunch with a friend around 1 o'clock on a Friday and there was one person ahead of us in line. This cafe is fairly new and used to be located on the other side of the lobby of the US Bank building, but was called Cafe Lola previously. It's modern with gray tile and lots of neutral furniture. There's a TV in there as well, which was showing Anthony Bourdain. They've got personal pizzas, quesadillas, paninis, sandwiches, salads, breakfast, and baked goods. I ordered me a turkey Reuben. In my opinion, corned beef reubens are much better but I decided to try it out. My friend got the Philly chicken. It was also a panini. But with lettuce and tomato. A "healthier" version of the Philly cheesesteak. One guy who usually helps out with food was out that day, according to the lady at the register. I was not surprised. They were really backed up making salads and sandwiches. We waited a lot longer that I would've expected. In fact,even though there was no line to order at the register, there was a line of people waiting for their food when we arrived to eat lunch. They call your name when it's ready. They'll box it for you if you want. I didn't need the box since I was dining in. The sandwich was warm. Bread was good but the sandwich was not great. The turkey was...something I could've purchased from a not too great deli. Didn't love the thousand island dressing on there either. My friend also didn't love her meal. It was just okay. Still, I think they've got a good variety of stuff and the price is reasonable for lunch downtown.
Prince 3.
I have tried mexican pizza and Quesidella. Very good and busy place. Food is very fresh and staff os very friendly. Very good option for lunch.
The real Lola has left the building and so has the appeal. Left is the same menu and fabulous chef if you can get passed the awful lady taking orders. She rolls her eyes and gives attitude. I used to go 2-3 times a week thanks to this lady I'm done to 2-3 times per month and I only do that for a coworker. The new owner isn't personable either. She just piddles around often times sitting at a table alone eating herself during lunch rush.
Jillian M.
Not bad for an affordable lunch. A corner cafe within the One Columbus building that doesn't have anything too unique to offer, but enough variety to keep you interested. Their menu consists of wraps, paninis, salads, and pizza. I had the asian grilled wrap, and it was pretty good! I'm a s***** for a spicy peanut sauce. It was a large wrap that was quite filling, especially considering the price of $5.95! I made it a combo with a large fountain drink and a pasta salad for $1.50 more. The pasta salad was decent - your basic veggie/noodle combo with an italian dressing holding it together. I was really full after my lunch, so it's definitely a good amount of food for the price. Check it out for affordable lunch options, but I wouldn't go out of my way.
Michael M.
Delicious sandwich, very flavorful. I had the Chicken Parm Panini and it was delightful
Lisa H.
Lovely people, great commitment to personalized attention and quality product. I'm addicted to the Thai noodle salad (nice mix of greens, pasta tossed with peanut sauce with shredded carrots/red cabbage/pickled cucumbers/celery, any of which can be left off at your request.) Prices are very reasonable. I have to stay away from the homemade baked goods because that's a slippery slope - they're ALL SO GOOD and there are different ones to choose from pretty much every day. They do a lot of grilled sandwiches, quesadillas, and even a small selection of individual pizzas (either get there early or be prepared to wait a bit - they get busy 11:30am-~1:00pm.) Edit: The place changed hands around April 2017; menu remains the same although prices have gone up, and the baked goods array has been expanded.
Donna O.
Café Lola has had several iterations in its tenure at the corner of Broad and High in the One Columbus building. This time, the formula seems to be working. It is the usual structure of a lunchtime café downtown - soups, sandwiches, wraps, salads. They do offer quesadillas and pizzas, as well as a selection of sweets (some gluten free). Prices are also typical for downtown - $8 to $10 for a solid lunch. When the weather is bad (or because I can only go to Café Brioso so many times in a day/week without seeming like a creeper), I head to Lola's for their spicy chicken quesadilla. Grilled chicken, hot sauce, and plenty of cheese all grilled up, with house-made salsa and sour cream - time for a post-lunch nap. It does get busy, but there is a dining room, and there are plenty of windows for people watching.
Linda is great! The food is amazing on points of qualityportions, and price. If you are downtown and need lunch I highly recommend you stop by. Great customer service and fast!
Donato's is one of the older and best pizza places in Columbus. I've been getting pizza here since I was little. That said, regardless of the locations I have tried the pizza stays very consistent throughout.
I tried their veggie wrap and it was really good.
Ox is incredible! Very friendly, accommodating and the food is great. Things have improved dramatically with the new ownership. They are vested in bringing things up a notch with the menu and food quality
I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS GREAT RESTAURANT I KNOW THE OWNERS PERSONALLY THERE'S NOT A BETTER PLACE TO EAT LUNCH IN DOWNTOWN COLUMBUS GIVE IT A TRY YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED !
Have been going here 1-2 times a week for nearly five years. They have some of the best hotdogs in downtown Columbus -- I've tried a number of other places but I keep coming back to 10 West Cafe.
I tried Thai salad and it was awesome! It's a neat little cafe in the US Bank building with quick service. Highly recommend!
I ate a delicious Egg and Cheese Quesadilla earlier today [2-22-2019] at the 10 West Cafe that is located in the southwest corner [not the southeast corner] of the lobby of the U.S. Bank building at 10 W. Broad St.
I came for lunch with a friend around 1 o'clock on a Friday and there was one person ahead of us in line. This cafe is fairly new and used to be located on the other side of the lobby of the US Bank building, but was called Cafe Lola previously. It's modern with gray tile and lots of neutral furniture. There's a TV in there as well, which was showing Anthony Bourdain. They've got personal pizzas, quesadillas, paninis, sandwiches, salads, breakfast, and baked goods. I ordered me a turkey Reuben. In my opinion, corned beef reubens are much better but I decided to try it out. My friend got the Philly chicken. It was also a panini. But with lettuce and tomato. A "healthier" version of the Philly cheesesteak. One guy who usually helps out with food was out that day, according to the lady at the register. I was not surprised. They were really backed up making salads and sandwiches. We waited a lot longer that I would've expected. In fact,even though there was no line to order at the register, there was a line of people waiting for their food when we arrived to eat lunch. They call your name when it's ready. They'll box it for you if you want. I didn't need the box since I was dining in. The sandwich was warm. Bread was good but the sandwich was not great. The turkey was...something I could've purchased from a not too great deli. Didn't love the thousand island dressing on there either. My friend also didn't love her meal. It was just okay. Still, I think they've got a good variety of stuff and the price is reasonable for lunch downtown.
I have tried mexican pizza and Quesidella. Very good and busy place. Food is very fresh and staff os very friendly. Very good option for lunch.
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The real Lola has left the building and so has the appeal. Left is the same menu and fabulous chef if you can get passed the awful lady taking orders. She rolls her eyes and gives attitude. I used to go 2-3 times a week thanks to this lady I'm done to 2-3 times per month and I only do that for a coworker. The new owner isn't personable either. She just piddles around often times sitting at a table alone eating herself during lunch rush.
Not bad for an affordable lunch. A corner cafe within the One Columbus building that doesn't have anything too unique to offer, but enough variety to keep you interested. Their menu consists of wraps, paninis, salads, and pizza. I had the asian grilled wrap, and it was pretty good! I'm a s***** for a spicy peanut sauce. It was a large wrap that was quite filling, especially considering the price of $5.95! I made it a combo with a large fountain drink and a pasta salad for $1.50 more. The pasta salad was decent - your basic veggie/noodle combo with an italian dressing holding it together. I was really full after my lunch, so it's definitely a good amount of food for the price. Check it out for affordable lunch options, but I wouldn't go out of my way.
Delicious sandwich, very flavorful. I had the Chicken Parm Panini and it was delightful
Lovely people, great commitment to personalized attention and quality product. I'm addicted to the Thai noodle salad (nice mix of greens, pasta tossed with peanut sauce with shredded carrots/red cabbage/pickled cucumbers/celery, any of which can be left off at your request.) Prices are very reasonable. I have to stay away from the homemade baked goods because that's a slippery slope - they're ALL SO GOOD and there are different ones to choose from pretty much every day. They do a lot of grilled sandwiches, quesadillas, and even a small selection of individual pizzas (either get there early or be prepared to wait a bit - they get busy 11:30am-~1:00pm.) Edit: The place changed hands around April 2017; menu remains the same although prices have gone up, and the baked goods array has been expanded.
Café Lola has had several iterations in its tenure at the corner of Broad and High in the One Columbus building. This time, the formula seems to be working. It is the usual structure of a lunchtime café downtown - soups, sandwiches, wraps, salads. They do offer quesadillas and pizzas, as well as a selection of sweets (some gluten free). Prices are also typical for downtown - $8 to $10 for a solid lunch. When the weather is bad (or because I can only go to Café Brioso so many times in a day/week without seeming like a creeper), I head to Lola's for their spicy chicken quesadilla. Grilled chicken, hot sauce, and plenty of cheese all grilled up, with house-made salsa and sour cream - time for a post-lunch nap. It does get busy, but there is a dining room, and there are plenty of windows for people watching.