Neighborhoods
Photo: J. Gilbert's
Worthington area wood-fired Prime steak and seafood room with Friday and Saturday lunch and Thanksgiving hours.
Why was this picked?
Checked Oct 31, 2026, owner site and menu
Photo: Level One Bar + Arcade
A retro arcade bar on Hutchinson Avenue with classic cabinets, pinball, drinks, and a late weeknight energy for adult game nights.
Why was this picked?
Checked Oct 31, 2026, owner site and menu
Worthington wood-fired steakhouse listing Beef Carpaccio with arugula, Parmigiano, and truffle oil.
Why was this picked?
Checked Oct 31, 2026, owner site and menu
Photo: Worthington Youth Boosters
Volunteer nonprofit since 1951 serving more than 6,000 Worthington kids a year in twelve sports.
Why was this picked?
Checked Oct 31, 2026, owner site and menu
Photo: Kittie's Cakes
The Worthington cafe on High Street pours One Line coffee next to cinnamon rolls, mini cupcakes and biscuit breakfast sandwiches.
Why was this picked?
Checked Oct 31, 2026, owner site and menu
Photo: Kittie's Cakes
Kittie's tops its hot chocolate with marshmallows made in house, a sweet stop on Old Worthington's High Street.
Why was this picked?
Checked Oct 31, 2026, owner site and menu
Council tabled a traffic code rewrite in October that would cap sidewalk speeds at 8 mph, set riding ages and let the city post no-ride zones. Status: Public hearing Nov. 2.
The unanimous vote sets six opportunity areas, a new way to classify every city street, and a zoning code rewrite as the next big step.
A five-year Compost Exchange deal covering every household is cleared to start in January, though staff warned the 2027 budget has no money for it yet.
The $350,000 replacement and the resurfaced tennis courts are finished, and city leaders cut the ribbon Monday evening.
Council holds a hearing on a five-year Compost Exchange contract priced at $3.28 per household each month.
City Council will take public comment on the Worthington Together comprehensive plan covering land use, housing, roads, and parks.
Columbus and most suburbs trick-or-treat Thursday, Oct. 29, while Worthington and Grandview Heights wait for Halloween night. New Albany moved to Thursday. Status: Dates set.
The woman-owned bookstore, cafe, and bar is open at 661 N. High St. in Old Worthington after a September 3 grand opening. Status: Open.
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