
Colorful Vietnamese eatery in bright, modern digs for spicy pho soups & other classic chow.
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 12–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 4386 N High St, Columbus, OH 43214
Phone: (614) 706-4903
Website: http://61pho.com/
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The owners are always onsite and are amazing—so kind, welcoming, and clearly passionate about their food. The whole team makes this place feel special every single time.
And don’t forget to grab one of their cookies on your way out—SO CUTE and SO GOOD!
Edit: I go here about once a week, and the other times I’ve been here, the beef has been better. Changed from 4⭐ to 5⭐. An excellent place to eat
What I like about this place is the food can satisfy a meat eater, a vegan, or a gluten free person all the same. I generally get the marinated tofu pho and my partner the chicken pho- both are great and I think their broth is perfect. They started using flatter noodles which are less good than the more round noodles they used to use so I hope they switch back!
I get to go and they have this down to a science- they have a good packing system that makes sure you don’t spill and the food tastes good when you get it home.
1/23/2026 – UPDATE
I had to knock this place down a few stars after numerous disappointing visits. The broth had changed and it’s no longer very flavorful. The noodles they’ve been using lately are more square shaped and dry, the mouthfeel is less good. And the peanut sauce with the spring rolls has changed to a weird peanut paste that tastes bad. So three ingredients have changed for the worse and they also charge 3% for credit card purchases.
We’ve been coming here less this past year but today we talked about turning the page and finding a new place.
Finally, I tried their grilled chicken rice which also tasted amazing. I can say everything is fabulous. They also have lunch specials, kids meals , and happy hour specials. 6-1-Pho is one of my favorite places in Columbus.
I got the beef PHO with raw steak – I wish the steak was sliced a little thinner and not so well cooked. They put hot broth (or water?) in the bowl once, then drain it, and add hot broth again. This resulted in the noodles being a little overcooked.
Also, the broth seems a little thin, would like a richer and more complex flavor. Plus I don’t think they put any crispy shallots?!?
I also wish there was slightly more protein, but, the $4.50 additional price for “extra meat” was just too much considering how much the soup costs to begin with. (And it looked like only a couple ounces, possibly even less ♂️)
I can get an amazing bowl of TONKOTSU RAMEN, in the Tokyo airport for substantially less money – why are prices so high here in the US?!?
Anyway, the the food is good and the only price that really upset me was the “Vietnamese Coffee” which was disappointing and thin – I do recommend trying this place for yourself at least once, and I will be going back – just not particularly often, unless they make some improvements.
I find myself coming here to 6-1-PHO because my old favorite PHO place in the North Market has really declined in both quality and value since the ownership changed several years ago – that place USED to be an easy five stars.
Update: currently, their prices don’t seem so bad because prices at other places have gone up. However my earlier complaints about the beef being sliced too thick remain because it’s not tender once it’s cooked by the broth. Also, the broth is still a little disappointing – I had the beef broth and it just wasn’t as satisfying as other Phos I’ve had. I think they should have a Vietnamese grandma come and teach them how to make it better perhaps? Maybe they need to use more beef bones? Perhaps a touch more fish sauce?
For sure the broth would need to be adjusted depending on whether the customer ordered it with raw beef vs with cooked & seasoned meat, maybe that was why it was lacking?
My friend said his cold noodle dish with chicken was very good though.