Timothy's Bar and Grill in Dayton is the kind of place where you walk in for "just one drink" and…read moresuddenly you're discussing appetizers like they're a major life decision. The vibe is friendly, relaxed, and just loud enough to make you feel fun, but not so loud that you have to yell your order like you're calling plays in a football game. Timothy's Bar and Grill in Dayton is the kind of place where you walk in for "just one drink" and suddenly you're discussing appetizers like they're a major life decision. The vibe is friendly, relaxed, and just loud enough to make you feel fun, but not so loud that you have to yell your order like you're calling plays in a football game.

Seems like a pretty good college bar, good music and cheap drinks, but man those bathrooms need…read moresome work!

We have been members for 10 years and LOVE it. It is the perfect place to relax and sit by the…read morepool, grill out and meet wonderful friends. The cost is well worth the benefits. I have had many baby showers, memorials and parties in the clubhouse. It has a very laid back feel with gorgeous natural beauty.

Yes, Mike there have been updates. However those updates are not being kept up. The children's play…read moreground is full of prickly weeds and bees. The bathrooms are so dirty all the time. The poolside chairs are falling apart as well as the tables. And yes we will be moving on to another club.

In a downtown that is mostly towers of steel and glass (but don't miss the Greek Revival…read morecourthouse), this building a block from Main Street is hard to overlook. The Dayton Woman's Club occupies one of those rare downtown buildings that still feels like a house, with its tall mansard roofline, deep-set windows, and the kind of architectural confidence that comes from surviving multiple eras of city growth. Standing in front, you get a sense of how many gatherings, lectures, teas, and civic conversations have happened behind those doors. The historical marker gives some more background. It is marker number 29-57 and it was erected in 2018. It reads, "Dayton Woman's Club Community leader Robert Steele built the house that became the Dayton Woman's Club between 1845 and 1850. Napoleon Bonaparte Darst, a wealthy merchant, bought the residence in 1861. After the Civil War he refurbished the structure, updating it to the then-popular Second Empire style. In 1916, Darst's heirs sold the house to the newly-formed Dayton Woman's Club. Mrs. Marie Kumler (1856-1925), first president of the Club and the Dayton Federation of Women's Clubs led efforts to raise the $25,000 to purchase the property. The house was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1975 and the Club celebrated 100 years here in 2016." Definitely worth a stop and more so if you're fortunate to attend an event here as it remains an active host for local women's organizations. [Review 978 of 2026 - 354 in Ohio - 26157 overall]

We signed up and paid for an event from 5-7, we arrived a few minutes before 5 and they were out…read moreof food!

Great place to play poker. This club has the best player friendly tournaments and the best price…read morefor cash tables over any clubs or casinos that I have played in.

Both the staff and players were extremely friendly and welcoming, open most nights and overall is a…read moregreat time.

We hosted our wedding here in September 2019. It is a beautiful venue with a very accommodating…read morestaff. Bill Thomas was a pleasure to work with. He is very creative, innovative and always there to answer any questions. I was an out of town bride so I trusted Bill and the team to ensure our special day was executed flawlessly. He helped make our Pittsburgh Cookie Table sparkle with black and yellow accents. It is a stunning ballroom with golf course views and large windows. They have a getting ready room for the bridal party where we had hair/makeup and enjoyed quiche and fruit as we were getting ready. Our day of attendant was wonderful - very sweet gal and helped with any wedding day nerves. They have several wedding packages available for you to choose from. The packages vary depending on what type of chairs you would like, what entrees you would like to serve and different types of alcohol. Bill also helped arrange the lighted ceiling swag and gobo projector.

Kaleb Smith was a pleasure to work with! He was prompt with his replies and very professional. The…read morestaff was very attentive and friendly. We had a very small wedding dinner in a room overlooking the pool area. It was lovely. The food had excellent presentation and was very good. The set-up team met all of our expectations regarding color scheme, cake table, seating chart and centerpiece placement. Overall it was an excellent experience.

Great organization that is out helping people every Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Free groceries…read moreand a community cookout.

Hannah's Treasure Chest is a really great organization. They give to those in the community that…read moreneed so effortlessly. They now have a thrift store in the back of the building that the funds are used for supplying families with what they need. I appreciate the donation boxes outside can I can drop things off at my leisure. I could go on and on about how great Hannah's Treasure Chest is to those in need in my community.

I was there for a party, so probably shouldn't give a rating…read more That said, they have some thought provoking artwork. There is a wall of books, it looks like a lending library. Also a lot of info on Ghandis life and MLK. I'm sure there is more. There are a few private rooms too

Besides having the distinction of being the only museum in the USA dedicated entirely to…read morealternatives to violence (how sad is that?), the Dayton International Peace Museum is in a very cool historic building, has rotating exhibits, and is non-partisan. The volunteers who staff the museum are incredibly friendly and knowledgeable. Some of the exhibits rotate, so there is often something new. They have lots of after-hours and special events, and they have a PEACEMOBILE (like the book mobile from elementary school, but this one is covered in charming murals and filled with different peace related stuff). A truly unique experience, and it's free. If you're in the Dayton area, you don't want to miss it.

Whoever made that other review apparently hasn't "really" gone there except maybe for a few minutes…read morebecause this is a very decent club. Yes it is a swingers club but allows single men and women to also enter. A safe environment to be around others and have fun, dance, snack, lounge in hot tub and just play around a bit. I have been there literally hundreds of times and it was always clean and the management and persons who attend nice and definitely NOT trashy as the other person said. You can play pool there, dance, listen to the music, watch tv or a movie with others too. Best in Southwest Ohio and the Dayton area.

I haven't been in years. But when my husband and I went we enjoyed ourselves very much they were…read morevery nice and considerate especially as we were not the most experienced in the Swinging at the given time. Often people make comments about places when they are very ignorant and don't really know the environment! It is unfortunate people feel they need to do this if they did not like it they should just not say anything at all. I appreciate there's a place like this because couples and singles sometimes would like to try different things and this is a perfect place to allow this opportunity to happen. Thank you for continuing to have such a place in existence! That I'm able to make another visit soon!