City Center

The Columbus City Center - respected as the most significant attraction of downtown Columbus city - stands on what used to be a department store and a skating rink. Built right in the heart of the city, locals and downtowners have an easy access to this shopping galore when on Columbus travel.

Owing to an amazing success that Columbus City Center brought in, it gathered heaps of popularity amongst people. One can say it infused something very new into the city, reconditioning the concept of shopping and hang outs.

With an understandable aim to welcome people from all walks of life to travel Columbus Ohio, it was conceived to bridge affordability and upscale shopping stores together. Lazarus store incorporated sections that no other suburban stores could ideate of. Alongside Lazarus, Marshall Field's and Jacobson's contribute to the overall uniqueness. The Union, across High St., lifted the entire Lazarus economy to astounding heights, livened their business ventures once it came into being.

There were several areas where Columbus City Center stood taller than three of the most superlative suburban malls.

Restaurants and food chains here encompass a range of cuisines, and some that also embrace an authenticated background alongside. Haiku Poetic Food and Art, favouring an upscale dining experience (specializing in sushi and noodle dishes) exude an artistic and poetic dimension to its extravagance as well. Oxley's at the Fawcett Center incorporates a typical American menu that displays its variety by changing its menu every day.

Bella's Italian Eatery and Night Club is the way to a perfect night spent foot-tapping to the tunes and rhythms of live music and DJ. As far as dining is concerned, it doesn't service anything short of a spectacle; mouth watering Italian dishes and tantalizing flavours from the American cuisine.

A massive parking area has also been constructed just beside the mall, and is opened exclusively for the downtown workers.