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Budd Dairy Food Hall is capitalizing on a growing trend: offer a diversity of vendors featuring mostly simple, inexpensive fare and a spacious, cafeteria-style place to sit and grab a drink.
The food hall, part of the locally based Cameron Mitchell Restaurants’ portfolio, opened Wednesday at 1086 N. Fourth St. in Italian Village.
The first-floor center of the space is occupied by Comfort Kitchen, Boni: Filipino Street Kitchen, Borgata, Cousins Maine Lobster, Cluck Norris, Modern Southern Table and Stauf’s, bookended by Pokebap and Tacos Rudos. A frequently rotating pop-up space, called the Hatch, is now occupied by the Cheesecake Girl.
Tacos Rudos is a brand-new restaurant inspired by authentic, Mexican cuisine. Author: Molly Brewer Updated: 6:32 AM EDT April 9, 2021
COLUMBUS, Ohio After years of planning and delays due to COVID-19, Budd Dairy Food Hall opened to the public this week including the opening of several local favorites and new faces alike among the Columbus food scene.
10TV talked with Ana Cruz, the owner of Tacos Rudos, a brand-new restaurant inspired by authentic, Mexican cuisine.
“Our food is not just about good recipes but it’s about our roots, our culture and you know just, our family,” Cruz said.
It’s all intertwined for Cruz and her family who moved to the United States from Oaxaca, Mexico when she was just 14.