Third Way Coffee House Relocates; Pins Mechanical Joining Peninsula

Third Way Relocates Across the Street 

A long-planned move for Third Way Coffee House (formerly Third Way Café) took place Saturday, though the Hilltop coffee shop didn’t move far. Third Way moved just across the street into a former Rally’s at 3059 W. Broad St. The new café space is larger than the original and will offer customers a drive-thru.  

Southern-Style Biscuits with a Twist

A new gluten-free breakfast-and-lunch spot just opened at 821 E. Long St. in King-Lincoln Bronzeville. Family-owned Biscuits by Daddy-O serves a variety of Southern-style, gluten-free biscuits as well as biscuit sandwiches and take-home biscuit mix. The new eatery is open 7 a.m.-2 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday. 

Pins Mechanical and 16-Bit to Depart Fourth Street

Last week, the city of Columbus unveiled details for the second phase of the Scioto Peninsula development, which will include 300-plus apartment units, a hotel, more office space and a yet-to-be-named grocery store at the corner of Belle and Broad streets. The development will also include Pins Mechanical Co., which “will incorporate 16-Bit Bar+Arcade and its arcade games within the Pins walls,” according to a spokesperson for Rise Brands (owner of both bar concepts). Bringing the sibling brands together under one roof is much like the design in Bridge Park, and it means Pins and 16-Bit will be relocating from their original locations on Fourth Street. There’s no word yet on what will replace them. Unlike the Bridge Park design, Rise Brands’ hot dog concept, Weenie Wonder, will not be joining the development.