Dixie Wings, Lee Rd 240

That was lunch!
I had the philly combo. The sandwich is made fresh and tastes great, and is served with an overly-generous portion of fries. My son had the wings combo with Caribbean sauce. He couldn't finish it all, but he enjoyed every minute of it. My other son had the kids chicken finger meal. The thing I liked about it was that it was real chicken that looked like they had breaded in the restaurant. Both boys liked their food, and I was happy wig the quality.
You can tell that the folks at Dixie Wings take pride in their establishment by the cleanliness, the quality of the food and the attitude of those working there. I definitely recommend Dixie Wings.
And to top it all off, they have a kegged Coke fountain. If you've never had Coke from a keg, you need to come to Dixie Wings. That is an experience in itself.

Food: 4
Service: 4
Ambiance: 4
3 meals for about $20, and well worth it.

Momma Goldberg's Broadway, Columbus

My son ordered the PB&J off of the kid's menu. He got a prepackaged somethingoranother that contained all of the requisite components, but none of the soul. My other son, the chili connoisseur, thought that Momma's chili was inedible. I had the Reuben, and while it tasted pretty good, the bread was literally wet, and their foil wrapping smooshed the sandwich to a point that made me reconsider my decision to eat here. In addition to the subpar food, we couldn't find a clean table in the entire establishment. Sure, we came in at 1:45, right after the lunch rush, but that's not an excuse. I appreciate what the folks at MG's are trying to do, but they have no heart for the art of the sandwich. And it shows in the faces of their employees.
Food: 2
Service: 2
Ambiance: 3, that's because we ate outside.