Last updated on May 1st, 2024 at 10:59 am
Trolley cars were made for traveling, but what if you are offered a plate of spaghetti instead? Well, that’s exactly what the Spaghetti Warehouse did. Below, you will the latest Spaghetti Warehouse menu with prices from the Columbus, OH location.
Their concept was similar to that of The Old Spaghetti Factory, which also followed the same concept. Well, we can say the Old Spaghetti Factory did it earlier than them.
In short, people can eat inside or outside a trolley car. And obviously, most of them picked the trolley car over dining outside like regular people do.
It gave them a sense of superiority or a unique experience that made them stand out.
But as always, history makes everything, so we should know what happened and where Spaghetti Warehouse stands. But before that, have a look at the Spaghetti Warehouse menu and prices.
Spaghetti Warehouse Menu With Prices
The menu prices given below are for the Columbus, OH location.
Specialty Entrees Menu
| Spaghetti Warehouse Carbonara | $19 |
| Linguine Frutti Di Mare | $21 |
| Zucchini Al Aglio Olio | $18 |
| Chicken Marsala | $19 |
| Lemon Roasted Salmon | $21 |
| Herb Grilled Sirloin Steak | $23 |
Family Meal Menu
| Two Lasagna, two chicken parm, choice of Salad, choice of spaghetti with meat sauce or fettuccini alfredo, sourdough bread included | $59 |
Protein Pairings Menu
| Italian sausage | $5 |
| Grilled chicken breast | $6 |
| Chicken parm | $7 |
| Grilled shrimp (5 pieces) | $7 |
| Italian pork sausage | $3 |
| Lemon roasted salmon (8 oz) | $12 |
| Steak skewer (5 oz) | $12 |
Original Classics Menu
| Our Incredible 15-Layer Lasagna | $17 |
| Original Recipe Spaghetti With Meatballs | $15 |
| Original Recipe Spaghetti With Your Choice Of Sauce | $15 |
| Original Recipe Spaghetti With Classic Sauce | $13 |
| Chicken Parmigiana | $17 |
| Fettuccine Alfredo | $13 |
| Four Cheese Ravioli | $14 |
Side Pairings Menu
| Grilled mixed vegetables | $6 |
| Sauteed mushrooms | $3 |
| Parmesan & rosemary steak fries | $6 |
| Calabrian chili glazed brussels sprouts | $6 |
| Spaghetti with tomato sauce | $5 |
| Alfredo fettuccini | $5 |
| Mozzarella cheese topper | $3 |
Cocktails Menu
Here’s the data arranged in a table with two columns, one for food items and another for the price:
| Negroni | $12 |
| Il Papa | $12 |
| Italian Stallion | $11 |
| Classic Margarita | $12 |
| The Moosehead | $13 |
| The Pixy Martini | $11 |
| Tally Me Banana | $13 |
| Jungle Bird | $11 |
| The Tiffany ‘Tini | $11 |
| Warehouse Mule | $11 |
| Espresso Martini | $12 |
| Warehouse Sunrise | $9 |
| Black Cherry Limeade | $9 |
Sangria & Spritz Menu
Here’s the data arranged in a table with two columns, one for food items and another for price:
| Red | $11 |
| White | $11 |
| Rose | $11 |
| Full Sangria Flight | $25 |
| Venetian Spritz | $11 |
| Hugo Spritz | $11 |
| Herbal Spritz | $11 |
Beer Menu
| Domestics | $5.00 – Bottles |
| Imports | $7.00 – Bottles |
| Beck’s (Non Alcoholic) | $5.00 – Bottles |
Wine Selections Menu
By The Glass
Sparkling/White
| Colli Euganei, Pinot Grigio, Veneto | $8/$28 |
| Oberon, Chardonnay, CA | $12/$42 |
| Drylands, Sauvignon Blanc, NZ | $12/$42 |
| Contero, Moscato, Piedmont | $10/$36 |
| Chateau St. Michelle Riesling | $8/$28 |
| Zonin, Prosecco, Veneto | $9/$32 |
| Silver Gate Chardonnay | $7/$25 |
| Bedin Prosecco, Brut, Treviso | $8/$28 |
Reds
| Vento Di Mare, Pinot Noir, Sicily | $9/$32 |
| Pattini, Chianti Riserva | $10/$36 |
| Vivaldi, Ripasso, Veneto | $11/$39 |
| Avignonesi, Super Tuscan, Tuscany | $10/$36 |
| Sella Antica, Rosso, Tuscany | $9/$32 |
| M. Dean, Cabernet, CA | $9/$32 |
| Frescobaldi Rosso Toscana | $7/$25 |
| Silver Gate Cabernet | $7/$25 |
| 14 Hands, Red Blend, CA | $8/$28 |
Bottles
White
| Chateau St. Michelle Riesling | $28 |
| Drylands, Sauvignon Blanc, NZ | $42 |
| San Querico, Vernaccia, San Gimignano | $42 |
| Oberon, Chardonnay, CA | $42 |
| Dry Creek, Fume Blanc, CA | $32 |
Reds
| Peterson Winery, “Mendo Blendo”, CA | $40 |
| Usiglian Del Vescovo, Super Tuscan, Tuscany | $42 |
| River’s Edge, Pinot Noir, Oregon | $45 |
| Salchetto, Vino Nobile, Tuscany | $50 |
| Cascina Radice, Barolo, Piedmont | $65 |
| Serio e Batista Borgogno, Nebbiolo, Piedmont | $55 |
| AD 1212, Rosso, Umbria | $58 |
| Allegrini, Palazzo Della Torre, Veneto | $48 |
| Marrans “Fleurie’, Gamay, Burgundy | $50 |
| Ridge, Three Valleys Zinfandel, CA | $76 |
| Justin, Justification, Paso Robles, CA | $125 |
| Trefethen, Cabernet, Napa Valley | $115 |
| Prisoner, Red Blend, St. Helena, CA | $95 |
| Orin Swift, Abstract, CA | $82 |
Small Plates Menu
| Our Famous Garlic Cheese Bread | $7 |
| Mozzarella Fritta | $8 |
| Calamari | $12 |
| Sw Meatballs Parmigiana | $7 |
| Gnocchi A La Arrabbiata | $11 |
| Sicilian Sampler | $15 |
| Burrata Caprese Salad | $12 |
Soup, Salads and Sandwiches Menu
| Warehouse Salad | $10 |
| Caesar Salad | $9 |
| Italian Wedding Bowl | $8 |
| Minestrone Bowl | $8 |
| Beer Chili Bowl | $9 |
| Italian Burger | $13 |
| Grilled Chicken Pesto Sandwich | $11 |
Lunch Menu
Served Monday – Friday 11:00 am To 3:00 pm
| Our Incredible 15-Layer Lasagna | $12 |
| Original Recipe Spaghetti | $12 |
| Chicken Parmigiana | $13 |
| Chicken Fettuccine Alfredo | $13 |
| Turkey BLT | $12 |
| Chicken Parmigiana Sandwich | $12 |
| Grande Chicken Caesar Salad | $14 |
| Kale Salad | $12 |
| Burrata Caprese Salad | $12 |
Disclaimer: We do our best to keep our menu prices up-to-date, but they may not always reflect the latest changes or vary between different locations of the eatery. For the most current pricing info, we recommend reaching out directly to the eatery location you’re planning to visit.
Spaghetti Warehouse History
The Spaghetti Warehouse was opened in 1972 in Dallas, Texas, by Robert B. Hawk.
Their motto had different variations, like “The Wearhouse,” “Go Out to Eat,” and “each other.” But in the end, all that referred to their tradition.
It was family-oriented and focused on good old Italian recipes like lasagna, pasta, spaghetti, etc.
Throughout the year, their empire grew to five other locations, but due to a similar marketing strategy as the Old Spaghetti Factory, it did not go well.
All Italian restaurants offer something unique one way or another, but those who try to copy it may or may not survive. It all depends on what their origins are.
For example, KFC transpired many chicken-specific fast food chains, and most of them are still running. But the trolley car had a different charm.
It doesn’t matter how hard someone copies it; the original will always be the real deal, and probably that was the reason why Spaghetti Warehouse Dallas moved twice.
And eventually got sold multiple times. Spaghetti Warehouse Columbus formally opened around 1978 with an 800-seat capacity.
Well, still, their food was good, so it got the attention of many buyers who saw potential in it. In 1998, Consolidated Restaurant Co. bought it.
Only to be sold again in 2007 when Frandeli, Inc. bought it. They still hold it to this day. Now their biggest attraction is not the food; instead, it’s the building itself.
Now most of their restaurants are built on a historical building, renovating it and giving it a new vibe where people can feel the history while also filling their tummies.
Spaghetti Warehouse Review
Spaghetti is the most loved item on the Spaghetti Warehouse menu. But when we arrived in the middle of Valentine’s week.
So we have a few special meal options for couples. This offer lasted from February 10th to February 17th. Most of the items listed there were for special lovers.
And the best part is that you can have two seats to yourself for $59 only! The menu was divided into five parts, like all Italian restaurants do.
Everything started with an appetizer and then continued with entrees, desserts, and multiple beverage options.
Anyway, let’s see some of their main menus, shall we? This was a limited-time deal, so by the time you reach there, it’ll be over.
Their Incredible 15-layer Lasagna had the most incredible taste of all. We had no idea that it was a classic until the waiter presented it with a short introduction.
It had layer after layer of lasagna noodles, a choice of meat sauce or Alfredo sauce, ground beef and Romano, Italian pork sausage, ricotta, and mozzarella cheese.
As for spaghetti, they had three special ones. Except for base noodles, you can have either meatball, classic sauce, or your choice of sauce.
We recommend going with the classic sauce, which has the perfect balance of sweetness and heat. It’ll refresh your taste buds with an entirely new one.
And how can we miss the massive family meal? It is a family restaurant after all, and it’s just obvious that there will be at least one family-oriented menu.
In this giant combo, you can pick two lasagnas, two chicken parmesan, a choice of salad, a choice of spaghetti with meat sauce or fettuccini Alfredo, and sourdough bread included.
How to Order Online From Spaghetti Warehouse?
You can also order online from Spaghetti Warehouse by following the same steps below.
- First, go to Doordash or Grubhub and select your location from the list of given locations.
- After selecting the location, the menu prices of Spaghetti Warehouse will be displayed (here you can check the menu prices of Spaghetti Warehouse based on your selected location).
- Now, select all the food items that you want to order from Spaghetti Warehouse and add them one by one to your cart.
- In the next step, you have to sign in to your account if you have one on Doordash or you can also create a new one.
- After successfully signing in, fill in some of your details like name, phone number, and email address, make the payment, and confirm your order.
Depending on the distance of your address, it will reach out to you and you can enjoy their yummy food items.
In this way, you can order online and check the menu prices of Spaghetti Warehouse for different locations.
Final Thoughts
As time stands, most of the old locations are closed. So your closest one may already be closed.
But the good news is that Spaghetti Warehouse holds a good number of shares of The Old Spaghetti Factory.
So in most cases, it’ll be run by the original trolley car guys, which makes it more than worth it. You can check out our recent article on them and learn about their special dishes.
As for the rest of the items from Spaghetti Warehouse, they had a few specialty entrees. Like chicken masala, for example.
The main base was a grilled chicken breast smothered in their house-made mushroom marsala sauce, served with your choice of side dish.
Marsala is a variation of Masala that Indians like to call. It means a mix of spices. But if that’s not your style, then Herb-Grilled Sirloin Steak is the best alternative.
It was marinated in 8-ounce sirloin with fresh herb oil and grilled, served with a choice of side dish. Remember that customers can specify the grill type.
Some like deep charcoal, while others may prefer low heat. Surprisingly, this much freedom is still a thing. Anyway, it’s your call.
To know more about Spaghetti Warehouse, visit their official website.
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