The impact of a Crow Works Table
A table is one of the most overlooked pieces of a restaurant. It quietly holds the weight of thousands of meals, conversations, celebrations, and everyday moments. At Crow Works, we think about furniture differently. We don’t just build products to fill a room. We build furniture designed to live in those rooms for years.
To prove this, we took a trip to Columbus to see how a few of our older installs are holding up.
Note: estimates are based on a representative four-top dining table and modeled using each restaurant’s installation date, operating hours, service style, seating patterns, and typical guest behavior. Figures are intended to illustrate the long-term impact of commercial furniture and are not actual operational data.
Fusian
855 W 5th Ave, Columbus, OH 43212
FUSIAN has been a staple of Columbus’ fast-casual dining scene for years, serving made-to-order sushi in a bright, modern space designed for everything from quick lunches to casual dinners with friends. With a steady stream of guests moving through its dining room every day, its tables have supported thousands of meals and conversations.
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Years in service |
Estimated table turnovers |
Estimated guests served |
Estimated revenue supported |
|---|---|---|---|
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8+ |
18,000–22,000 |
40,000–50,000 |
$700,000–$900,000 per table |
High Bank Distillery
1051 Goodale Blvd, Columbus, OH 43212
Since opening in 2018, High Bank Distillery has grown from a neighborhood distillery into one of central Ohio’s premier destinations for craft spirits, inventive dining, weekend brunch, and private events. Its furniture works as hard as the staff, welcoming guests for everything from morning coffee meetings to late-night celebrations.
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Years in service |
Estimated table turnovers |
Estimated guests served |
Estimated revenue supported |
|---|---|---|---|
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8+ |
8,000–10,000 |
22,000–28,000 guests |
$850,000–$1.1 million per table |
The Lox Bagel Shop
772 N High St #106, Columbus, OH 43215
Since opening in 2018, The Lox Bagel Shop has become one of Columbus’ most celebrated breakfast and lunch destinations, earning national recognition for its hand-rolled bagels and inventive sandwiches. Every morning, its tables fill with neighbors, commuters, and visitors gathering over coffee, breakfast, and conversation before the city gets moving.
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Years in service |
Estimated table turnovers |
Estimated guests served |
Estimated revenue supported |
|---|---|---|---|
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8 |
35,000–50,000 |
75,000–100,000 guests |
$700,000–$1.2 million per table |
Wendy’s
1100 Dublin Rd, Columbus, OH 43215
As one of Wendy’s early Smart 2.0 restaurants, this location showcases the brand’s modern dining experience while serving thousands of guests each year. Although most orders happen through the drive-thru or mobile pickup, the dining room continues to provide a comfortable place for families, travelers, and neighbors to slow down for a meal.
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Years in service |
Estimated table turnovers |
Estimated guests served |
Estimated revenue supported |
|---|---|---|---|
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8+ |
12,000–18,000 |
22,000–36,000 guests |
$250,000–450,000 per table |
The Goat
219 S High St, Columbus, OH 43215
Located in the heart of downtown Columbus, The Goat RiverSouth has become a gathering place for everything from weekday business lunches to weekend brunches, happy hours, and celebrations. Every table has witnessed years of conversations, connections, and memorable nights in one of the city’s busiest mixed-use neighborhoods.
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Years in service |
Estimated table turnovers |
Estimated guests served |
Estimated revenue supported |
|---|---|---|---|
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8+ |
8,500–10,500 |
22,000–28,000 guests |
$900,000–$1.2 million per table |
101 Craft Kitchen
397 Stoneridge Ln, Gahanna, OH 43230
Since opening in 2015, 101 Craft Kitchen has built a loyal following around scratch-made food, craft beverages, and genuine hospitality. More than a decade later, its dining room continues to welcome regulars and first-time guests alike, with furniture that’s been part of thousands of shared meals and celebrations.
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Years in service |
Estimated table turnovers |
Estimated guests served |
Estimated revenue supported |
|---|---|---|---|
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11+ |
10,000–12,000 |
22,000–28,000 guests |
$900,000–$1.2 million per table |
