4/5 Buckeye N. 1 year ago on Google
This
was
my
4th
tour
with
Columbus
Food
Adventures
and
I've
always
been
over-stuffed
with
both
food
and
new
fun
facts
about
whatever
area
we're
exploring
by
the
end
of
the
tour.
I'd
give
5
stars
to
the
Grandview
tour,
the
Worthington
tour
and
the
German
Village
tour,
but
the
Franklinton
tour
fell
a
bit
short.
This
was
absolutely
NO
fault
of
our
tour
guide,
Jim,
who
was
the
former
Executive
Director
of
the
Franklinton
Development
Association
and
co-founded
the
Franklinton
Arts
District.
He
was
extremely
knowledge
as
well
as
personable.
He
clearly
had
a
passion
for
rejuvenating/reinventing
the
area
as
an
arts
hub
and
even
pointed
out
his
own
house
as
we
were
touring!
The
problem
was
the
food
--
or
the
lack
thereof.
There
were
13
of
us
(I
think)
in
our
group
and
at
the
first
stop,
we
got
to
split
(into
13
pieces)
one
soft
pretzel,
one
plate
of
chicken
wings
and
one
plate
of
buffalo
cauliflower.
The
portions
were
miniscule.
At
the
time,
I
was
thinking,
'Well,
it's
just
the
first
stop;
maybe
it's
good
they're
pacing
our
eating.'
Turned
out
the
only
other
food
on
the
tour
was
a
quarter
slice
of
pita
bread
with
hummus
(which
was
delicious,
but
way
too
small)
and
a
tiny
BBQ
sampler
with
one
singular
rib,
half
a
chicken
thigh
and
half
a
piece
of
sausage.
That
was
it.
I
left
the
tour
hungry
--
and
I'm
a
120-lb
woman;
I
cannot
imagine
how
disappointed
some
of
the
larger
folks
on
our
tour
must've
been.
Yes,
we
were
given
adult
beverage
samples
at
four
stops
and
those
were
generous
pours,
but
I
thought
I'd
signed
up
for
a
FOOD
tour,
not
a
BEER/ALCOHOL
tour.
Thinking
this
tour
should
be
publicized
differently
if
it's
predominantly
beer
with
a
small
sampling
of
bar
food
on
the
side.
It
was
listed
under
"Walking
Tours"
on
the
website,
the
same
as
the
other
food
tours
mentioned
earlier.
Definitely
not
what
I
was
expecting
after
my
previous
3
tours
with
this
organization,
which
were
all
over-the-top
delicious
and
filling.
Kudos
to
Jim
for
imparting
so
much
history
as
well
as
the
hopes
of
Franklinton
to
our
group,
but
that
was
really
the
only
bright
spot
in
my
opinion.