The dining room of a popular Columbus eatery has been temporarily closed for dine-in by the the Ohio Department of Taxation.
As of September 10, Milano’s Italian Restaurant has been closed for dine-in patrons. A pink sign from the Ohio Department of Taxation notifies customers that the restaurant’s storefront—which is located at 6916 E. Broad St.— is “prohibited from making retail sales.”
This means that Milano’s dining room is temporarily closed, although the eatery is able to operate on a carryout basis. It’s unclear how long Milano’s will stay closed, but owner Eric Sturman told 614Now he hopes to resolve the situation this week…