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12 bakeries that the locals love in Columbus

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Raise your hand if you also love locally baked baguettes. | Photo via @omegabakery
We aren’t letting this rest any longer — here are the 12 best bakeries in Columbus, according to our readers and followers.

Auddino’s Italian Bakery, 1490 Clara St.

Everything is made in-house at this bakery that offers Italian treats like cannolis, and provides sub buns to many popular pizzerias in the area.

Bake Me Happy, Multiple locations

Stop by the southside or Dublin location for gluten-free cakes, cookies, donuts, muffins, and brownies.

Belle’s Bread, 1168 Kenny Centre Mall

Pick up a variety of Japanese-style baked goods, including rolls, sweet bread, and donuts.

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Which bear bun are you? We are the happy one since we are in CBUS. | Photo via @bellesbread

Dan the Baker, 1028 Ridge St.

This bakery features a rotating menu, with options such as sesame bread, baguettes, and almond croissants.

Dough Mama, 3335 N. High St.

Stop by this Clintonville shop for gluten-free peanut butter cookies, vegan ginger molasses cookies, and cheddar scallion biscuits.

Fox in the Snow, Multiple locations

Everything on the menu is prepared in-house, ranging from the baguette sandwiches to the blueberry galette.

Kittie’s Cafe, 495 S. 3rd St.

When a place dubs itself as the best cinnamon rolls in Columbus, you don’t mess around.

Matt’s Bakery, 39 Yearling St.

This Whitehall bakery specializes in challah with full sizes and rolls as well.

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Choose from a wide selection of freshly baked goods at Fox in the Snow. | Photo via Fox in the Snow

Omega Artisan Baking, 59 Spruce St.

This North Market bakery freshly prepares rustic breads like baguettes and sourdough + offers favorites like the pepperoni roll.

Pattycake Bakery, 3870 N. High St.

Browse a selection of seasonal vegan and gluten-free options such as sticky buns, cookies, and cupcakes.

Pistacia Vera, 541 S. 3rd St.

Pair your fresh croissant, macaron, or cookie with one of its seasonal drinks, such as the pumpkin latte.

Resch’s Bakery, 4061 E. Livingston Ave.

Keep your birthday or wedding cake local with this popular bakery that has been in Columbus since 1912.

We know there’s more than just a dozen bakeries in Columbus — send us your favorite and we’ll add it to the list.
 
Events
Monday, Oct. 16
  • A Ghostly Gala | Monday, Oct. 16 | 7-10 p.m. | Cooper’s Hawk Winery & Restaurant, 4230 The Strand, Easton | $69 | This five-course feast offers Halloween-themed dishes and wine pairings.
  • Columbus Blue Jackets vs. Detroit Red Wings | Monday, Oct. 16 | 8 p.m. | Nationwide Arena, 200 W. Nationwide Blvd., Arena District | $20-$300 | The Jackets take on their bitter rivals from that state up north.
Tuesday, Oct. 17
  • Cooking with Wine: Fall Edition | Tuesday, Oct. 17 | 6-8 p.m. | Mitchell Hall, 250 Cleveland Ave., Columbus State Community College | $90 | Writer and chef-instructor Shawnie Kelly leads this class that focuses on incorporating wine into seasonal dishes.
Wednesday, Oct. 18
  • WNJ Mania | Wednesday, Oct. 18 | 7:30 p.m. | Columbus Funny Bone, 145 Easton Town Center, Easton | $32-$42 | This tag team-style comedy night parodies WWE’s “Wrestlemania” with hilarious competitions, including title matches.
Thursday, Oct. 19
  • KFC Radio | Thursday, Oct. 19 | 7 p.m. | Newport Music Hall, 1722 N. High St., Campus | $40 | Listen to this popular Barstool Sports podcast with millions of listeners.
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News Notes
Opening
  • Don Tequila Mexican Grill and Cantina Bar is opening at 1540 Bethel Rd. This replaces the former Texas Roadhouse, which closed earlier this year. More details are expected on Don Tequila’s fifth CBUS location in the coming weeks. (Columbus Business First)
Development
  • A new 458-unit apartment complex was proposed for Dublin near a mobile home park on Avery and Rings roads. Casto, the local developer behind the project, met with commissioners on Thursday to receive feedback, and they plan on returning in the future with more concrete plans. (NBC4)
Show
  • The Black Violin Experience is returning to Ohio Theatre on March 24, 2024 at 7 p.m. This musical performance blends classical tunes with hip-hop beats, promoting a message of ambition and perseverance. Get tickets.
Trending
  • Kroger, the Ohio-based grocery chain, released data for the top selling candies in Ohio. Does your favorite candy align with the state? We know ours is represented: Reese’s Peanut Butter Pumpkins. You can check out the full list here. (ABC6 On Your Side)
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🎃 Ahead of the carve

Pumpkins Aglow returns to Franklin Park Conservatory

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Franklin Park Conservatory doesn’t hold back when it comes to fall decorations. | Photo via @fpconservatory
Franklin Park Conservatory will shine a little brighter at night, and it’s thanks to 100+ hand-carved pumpkins.

Pumpkins Aglow is back from now until Sunday, Oct. 29 for family-friendly late nights at the Conservatory. The events run from 5-9 p.m. on Wednesday, Thursday, and Sunday + 5-10 p.m. on Friday and Saturday. Here’s what else is glowing on:
  • New displays have landed this year, such as a pumpkin tunnel light show + an alien invasion.
  • Familiar favorites will be on site, including the Pumpkin House + gardening skeleton.
  • This coincides with Harvest Blooms, which adds a larger-than-life cornucopia filled with pumpkins and gourds.
  • Kids activities are in the Pergola in the Grand Mallway, and range from $3-$4 per craft.
  • Plan ahead and check out the fall color report for the plants and leaves.
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Today’s edition by:
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