Dining at Columbiana Centre

A family restaurant that's cool enough for teenagers, hip enough for adults and tasty enough for even the most discriminating palates. The menu includes mouthwatering burgers, outrageous pastas, crave-able salads and decadent desserts, but there are also TVs to watch, and guest appearances by the mascot "Red," that are sure to delight every kid from 1 to 92. In addition to popular menu offerings, Red Robin is well known for its frequent "Food and Beverage Celebrations," where innovative and trendy new food items, and "out-of-this-world" beverages are created by the restaurant's own "Mad Mixologist."

Dave & Buster's is the only place to EAT, DRINK, PLAY and WATCH SPORTS!

Bourbon Street Grill offers Cajun, Creole and New Orleans style foods, including chicken and seafood dinners.  Their menu also includes sauteed vegetables, pasta and rice dishes.

Assorted chicken sandwiches and fresh salads plus signature waffle potato fries and freshly squeezed lemonade from the originator of the boneless breast of chicken sandwich.

Founded in 1987, Sarku Japan introduced fresh “made-to-order” Japanese cuisine prepared with high quality ingredients to provide a healthy, nutritious alternative to traditional fast food meals. We were the first to establish the concept of Teppanyaki-style, freshly cooked Japanese cuisine.

Auntie Anne’s pretzels are hand-rolled, twisted, baked to a golden brown and are made on the spot to hit the spot. Our pretzels are heaven scent and our old fashion lemonades never go out of fashion. Stop by and satisfy your cravings while shopping.

Did you know that you can now take Auntie Anne’s to your next event or meeting?  You’re guaranteed to be an insta-crowd pleaser when you show up with pretzel buckets, party box of pretzels and dips. Order today by calling the store or visit Auntie Anne's Online . 

Starbucks purchases and roasts high-quality whole bean coffees and sells them along with fresh, rich-brewed, Italian style espresso beverages, a variety of pastries and confections, and coffee-related accessories and equipment.

Dragon's Breath is made using colorful cereal balls described as having a flavor similar to Froot Loops.  The cereal is dipped in liquid nitrogen and served in a cup. The eater uses a stick to skewer the balls. Once in the eater's mouth, the cold of the liquid nitrogen combines with the warmth of the mouth to release visible vapors out of the nose and mouth.