Chefs In The City: Food Festivals

Published August 2, 2019 at 5:00 AM EDT

James Beard award-winning chef Jonathan Sawyer is the face behind the new restaurant opening up in the Short North called SeeSaw.

This will be the first restaurant in Central Ohio to have live-fire cooking on wood and charcoal.

Today on All Sides Chefs in the City, we're joined by Jonathan Sawyer and discuss the food-centered festivals in Central Ohio to mark the end of summer.

Guests:

Steve Stover, WOSU Food Critic
Rich Terapak Sr., WOSU Food Critc
Jonathan Sawyer, Cleveland-based chef, opening a food restaurant in Columbus

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