Wario's Beef and Pork

"Wario’s original location, a carryout window right across from Nationwide Arena, makes for one of the best options if you’re not trying to eat a Skyline chili dog during the game. Their take on a Philly cheesesteak, featuring eight ounces of quality rib-eye and housemade whiz on a soft semolina roll, is a clear standout. So are the chicken cutlet, roasted pork and broccoli rabe, and Italian cold cut subs. Wario’s sizable sandwiches run $13-19, but they’re gigantic, and there’s no way you can sneak these behemoths into a Blue Jackets game. Just know that Wario’s closes at 7pm most days and isn’t open Mondays or Tuesdays." - erin edwards, kindra peach

"Wario’s original location, a carryout window right across from Nationwide Arena, makes for one of the best options if you’re not trying to eat a Skyline chili dog during the game. Their take on a Philly cheesesteak, featuring eight ounces of quality rib-eye and housemade whiz on a soft semolina roll, is a clear standout. So are the chicken cutlet, roasted pork and broccoli rabe, and Italian cold cut subs. Wario’s sizable sandwiches run $13-19, but they’re gigantic, and there’s no way you can sneak these behemoths into a Blue Jackets game. Just know that Wario’s closes at 7pm most days and isn’t open Mondays or Tuesdays." - Erin Edwards

"Wario’s is an East Coast-style sandwich shop that’s your best option before a Crew game. They do a tight menu of six subs with no substitutions—no, really, they mean it (and please, don’t try and ask for ketchup on anything). The puffy semolina hoagie buns are what make these sandwiches so great. The must-order is The Steak Wario’s Way, in which that wonderful bread is topped with eight ounces of thinly sliced roast beef, plus grilled onions, house cheese whiz, provolone, and white american. No order is complete without the house spuds, which are smashed, crispy, salty, and totally perfect. " - erin edwards