See which Columbus eatery was named a top 50 restaurant in the country by the New York Times

Columbus loves Chapman’s Eat Market. And pretty soon, the rest of the country probably will, too.

The cozy-chic German Village spot was just named a top 50 restaurant in the United States in a New York Times best-of compendium that was released earlier today.

While the list does not rank the eateries, Chapman’s was the only Ohio representative, and one of only six Midwestern spots.

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Chapman’s Eat Market, located at 739 S. 3rd St., opened last August. The German Village spot is known for its eclectic menu, offering dishes from a wide variety of different cuisines, all the while not shying away from approachable classics like burgers and cheesesteaks.

“You don’t have to have grown up in Columbus, as [co-owner] Ms. Haines did, to be enthused by [co-owner] Mr. Lieberman’s deft, globally-inspired comfort food,” author Brett Anderson wrote. You can read the entire article here.

You can also check out our coverage of the restaurant’s opening.

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