Came here to suggest Falafel Kitchen in north market bridge park! They are the sister restaurant of Masan. I dream about their chicken shawarma over hummus.
Aladdin’s is my favorite hummus of all time, and the hot sauce is super extra good. Worth the price. Sometimes I just go there for the hummus and that’s it.
I can’t believe nobody has mentioned Cafe Istanbul @ Easton. Their bread and hummus is amazing. By far the best hummus I’ve had on this side of the Med.
Seconding this but not necessarily saying it’s the best hummus in town but it is really tasty. They have a cilantro hummus that I’ve never had anywhere else before.
Brother, do yourself a favor, gather up a friend, and go to Happy Greek in the Short North. Hopefully on a cooler day, and sit back on their outdoor patio. Order the Happy Greek Combo (your choice of 4 different spreads, you can double up on any of them, my favorites are the hummus, Tzatziki, and Kopanisti). If you drink, add in a couple of their Greek Mojitos. While I love hummus, I can't say I've had many all over the city, but this ranks the best for me, and their patio is awesome.
This is one of my favorite things to do in the Short North. Chill on their back patio on a nice day, order the Happy Greek Combo with extra hummus and pita and drink some Mythos lagers. I’ll have to try the Greek Mojito next time.
We get their hummus anytime we have a party. Our group of friends has guessed that the secret to the hummus is kalamata olives added in—the black specks. So damn good.
Not a restaurant, but darista dips makes pretty good hummus and more. I usually get them at Whole Foods on Lane, but I’ve seen them at the Grandview Giant Eagle
I just had the red pepper hummus from Hummus and Pita Co. in Hilliard. It was really good. My shawarma pita was excellent too! Highly recommend. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Yemeni Restaurant. 100% this place is amazing. Cleveland Ave. Get anything. Guy makes everything from scratch every day.
This. And their rice is to die for as well as everything else on the menu.
All their food is amazing!
Lavash in Clintonville scratches that itch for me. The rest of their food is pretty great, too.
Big fan of the spicy black bean hummus for sure!
And their hot sauce is amazing
Pita House on Broad has surpringsly good hummus
Yanni's. 270 and Cleveland Ave, Westerville.
Hell yeah. Get an extra order of pita with it though
Mazah in Grandview. Make sure to get a little of their homemade hot sauce. Also grab a dessert or two. All amazing.
Came here to suggest Falafel Kitchen in north market bridge park! They are the sister restaurant of Masan. I dream about their chicken shawarma over hummus.
Best baba ganoush and garlic sauce too - by far!
This is my top choice!
Pita Hut on High at Graceland.
Was going to post this…. I spent a year in Iraq and ate on the economy and this place is as close as it gets
This is it. FWIW my wife lived in Jordan and she swears that Pita Hut is the closest to the real thing that she's had in the States.
Yup. Seems unlikely, but it's amazing.
I ordered their like regular hummus in a separate container and I wasn't too impressed. But whatever they put in their Shwarma is God tier
Olive and Lime (formally Olive and Thyme) - seriously don't sleep on this place.
Halal-Mediterranean Food Import and Bakery #3
And the falafel... So good
Also on Godown. 🔥
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Aladdin’s is still my favorite.
Yeah, you get it. Homemade or bust.
I always try to make hummus as good as Aladdin’s but have never been successful!
Can I dunk in the hummus and dip in the hot sauce?
Lavash
Lavash (Clintonville) and Pita Hut (Graceland)
Pita Hut is my favorite:)
You have good taste my friend
Aladdin’s is my favorite hummus of all time, and the hot sauce is super extra good. Worth the price. Sometimes I just go there for the hummus and that’s it.
I can’t believe nobody has mentioned Cafe Istanbul @ Easton. Their bread and hummus is amazing. By far the best hummus I’ve had on this side of the Med.
Sidebar
Seconding this but not necessarily saying it’s the best hummus in town but it is really tasty. They have a cilantro hummus that I’ve never had anywhere else before.
Lavash, Aladdin’s, or Pita Hut
Salt & Pepper in Carriage Place Plaza off Bethel is pretty great.
Lavash
I love King Gyros' on Hamilton but the fire feta dip is even better.
Brother, do yourself a favor, gather up a friend, and go to Happy Greek in the Short North. Hopefully on a cooler day, and sit back on their outdoor patio. Order the Happy Greek Combo (your choice of 4 different spreads, you can double up on any of them, my favorites are the hummus, Tzatziki, and Kopanisti). If you drink, add in a couple of their Greek Mojitos. While I love hummus, I can't say I've had many all over the city, but this ranks the best for me, and their patio is awesome.
This is one of my favorite things to do in the Short North. Chill on their back patio on a nice day, order the Happy Greek Combo with extra hummus and pita and drink some Mythos lagers. I’ll have to try the Greek Mojito next time.
We get their hummus anytime we have a party. Our group of friends has guessed that the secret to the hummus is kalamata olives added in—the black specks. So damn good.
Yanni's.
Ok weirdly Katzingers has amazing hummus
Came here to say this. I much prefer this thick kind of hummus to the smooth aladdins style
Not a restaurant, but darista dips makes pretty good hummus and more. I usually get them at Whole Foods on Lane, but I’ve seen them at the Grandview Giant Eagle
Lavosh
Aladdin’s. I left Columbus 12 years ago and it’s the only place I really miss. So good.
Aladdin is back. New Albany.
Mr Hummus. Bethel Rd. Boom.
Definitely Mr Hummus off Bethel- it's like crack.
Happy Greek. Not even close. Baba is Mazah
im going to pretend i didn’t read this as best humans
Yannis
Brassica, it is super silky, and their pitas are amazing, so soft and fluffy.
Local Roots Powell
Lavash & mr. hummus on bethel
Mr Hummus does not support fair wages for workers
Mediterranean Food Imports on high street near campus
Mediterranean Imports in old north. At the deli counter. They’ve won awards and stuff I think.
Lavash, hands-down. Try the baklava, too.
Olive Tree in Hilliard
Yanni’s is the hummus that we compare all hummus to.
Food Hamati - Sawmill
Lashish the greek has really good greek food. Can’t say I remember their hummus but I feel like it goes hand in hand
Happy Greek in Short North
I’ll give you a free hug, I hear they release oxytocin which helps with depression
Jimmy V's
Kroger
Might I suggest make your own, no one in Columbus offers a “hot” hummus and it’s really the best way to enjoy hummus imo.
I just had the red pepper hummus from Hummus and Pita Co. in Hilliard. It was really good. My shawarma pita was excellent too! Highly recommend. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️