The Bridge Park operation opened with space dedicated for a Weenie Wonder, though the concept was only teased at that time. It looked almost complete when we visited. The patio in front is closed at the moment, but I cant imagine it will be closed much longer. Though not yet known for food, the company has operated a test kitchen for more than three years to incubate food ideas. 227 reviews of Pins Mechanical 'What a fun addition to downtown Pins is such a unique concept for Columbus and there is honestly nothing like it in the city. Rise has been working on the idea for five years. We were here on a Sunday afternoon and there was plenty of space, but I understand the weekend evenings are packed and it can be frustrating when having to wait in line at the bar to refresh your beer. The Columbus-based owner of Pins Mechanical Co. I heard that Pins has only been opened since September of 2016 and continues to be a very hot, new spot in downtown Columbus on Fourth Street. The menu of Koegel all-beef hot dogs sourced from Flint, Michigan, and jojos (fried potato wedges) from Northeast Ohio are reminders of his youth and the hope is the coney dogs and milkshakes stir similar happy associations for others. COLUMBUS, Ohio (COLUMBUS BUSINESS FIRST) Customers now can get a taste of Rise Brands’ expansion into food. Just as Rise’s existing brands were built around nostalgia, so too is Weenie Wonder, founder Troy Allen said. A second will come to Easton Town Center in the first quarter of 2021. The first is scheduled to open in October at Bridge Park in Dublin in a space between the Pins and 16-Bit operations. While those two were built on serving drinks and providing diversions like video games, duckpin bowling and pinball, Weenie Wonder is a quick-service restaurant. The Columbus-based company is ready to launch a new brand to join its Pins Mechanical Co.
COLUMBUS, Ohio (COLUMBUS BUSINESS FIRST)–Rise Brands built its business on entertaining customers.
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