What to do in Ohio?

[st.patrik]

cosi is definitely more oriented towards kids than adults

[Tominator2]

I live in Columbus. If you want lunch, stand with your back to the Convention Center, cross High St. and walk for half a block. Behind the buildings you'll find http://www.northmarket.com/, which is a nice place to grab some food. If you want some place to go after the con the North Market is near the Arena District and German Village, which are both nice. I'll stop by during the con (how do I sign up to work the booth?) and give more concrete directions. It'll be a shame to drink y'all under the table, but I guess it has to be done.

Tom

[paplan]

Well, clearly the best thing for you to do in Ohio is to work on Dom3.

But, if you get bored with that, here are 2 ideas.

1) The rock and roll hall of fame is in Cleveland. Its pretty cool. Easy to spend 3-5 hours there. I wouldn't recommend much more or less.

2) Kent State University is about 3 hrs away. They have a small museum/reading room based on the Kent State killings. Four KSU students were killed by Us National Guard soldiers during a war protest. The museum really "puts you there". The killings were memorialized in a Neil Young song "Ohio".

[Ryukenden]

Beat up people smaller than you, which is always fun.

Seriously, I have no idea that hasn't been mentioned in this thread that is legal. Don't work on Dominions 3 unless you have nothing better to do, because you should be having a vacation and not a work-away-from-work session.

Have fun in Ohio.

[Scott Hebert]

While I must say North Market is okay... I am somehow disturbed by its... I don't know... it just seems to come across as crass, somehow.

If you're interested in somewhat more exotic cuisine, there are several good Japanese restaurants in Columbus. One is right by the Convention Center, but it is rather heavily commercialized. Better IMO are Otani and Midori. PM me if you want directions. Otani is much easier to get to than Midori.

[november]

Baseball! The Indians are in Cleveland, the Reds in Cincinnati, and the New York Yankees top minor league team is in Columbus.

The best art museum in Ohio is in Cleveland.