We stopped here this morning on our way to the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force, and it was a…read moregreat experience. The whole family tried the croffles--a delicious combination of a croissant and a waffle. They were light, airy, and absolutely delicious. Everyone loved them. The service was just as impressive as the food. The staff stayed on top of drink refills, offered helpful recommendations, answered all of our questions, and brought our check promptly when we were ready. The entire experience was smooth, friendly, and welcoming. I couldn't have asked for more.

Location: 130 N Broad Street, Fairborn Ohio Website:…read morehttps://honeytoastfairborn.com Menu: see website Hours: see website Parking: small parking lot Oh my goodness - you must try this restaurant. Clean, inviting interior and impeccable food and service. Open 6am - 2pm, we went with a pair of omelets which come with the crispest hash brown patties I have ever had and your choice of side. We chose wheat toast for omelet #1 and a craffle (croissant in a waffle iron) for omelet #2's side choices. If you like coffee - do not skip that here, it's also very good. The prices are very fair, considering the quality of the food. We were hungry walking in, but not walking out.

Heard so many great things, so we came! This place is the cutest & has many outlet to study or do…read morework here! The mirror did give of the illusion but very chill! Will comeback to work here and get some coffee. Started off with some fruit juice the green was good fresh but the other one paradise seems frozen so more like a smoothie. Ordered the chicken & waffles! (Not a fan of the mayo but it wasn't bad). Chicken was well seasoned and crispy and so was the waffle! We also got the cinnamon roll and that didn't disappoint! Was not super sweet, it was just right and the cheese cream icing was amazing! Now service was good, everyone was so friendly and had no problems! Again we had to wait like less than 10 mins. Seems like they were getting to people as quickly as they could!

Sunday morning, Margot and I joined the kids here for breakfast. We started with coffee for Margot,…read morean espresso for me, plus a mimosa and a tequila sunrise. Margot didn't finish her mimosa. I did finish the tequila sunrise, although calling it a tequila sunrise was generous. It was mostly a very sweet sunrise with rumors of tequila. Margot said her coffee was good, so we were off to a promising start. Then the food arrived. Cold. Margot ordered a breakfast bowl with the beef protein, which was so overcooked and so aggressively salted that she removed it from the bowl and left it on the plate. I assume it is still preserved somewhere in the restaurant and should remain perfectly edible well into the next century. Another person in our party ordered the same dish and had exactly the same experience with the protein. I keep using the word "protein" because I'm hesitant to call it meat--or beef, as the menu does--after seeing what actually arrived at the table. Whatever journey it took from cow to breakfast bowl clearly included several additional steps that were not necessary. I had two eggs, three sausage links and three pieces of bacon. Apparently the kitchen was equally concerned about my long-term preservation because the sausage and bacon contained enough salt to qualify as cured building materials. Both meals came with one piece of their "world famous" sourdough toast. One. Calling it a piece may also be generous. It was sliced thin enough that, under proper lighting, I believe you could read a newspaper through it. Another piece would have been appreciated, particularly considering toast appears to be part of the restaurant's identity. Service was an interesting team-building exercise. One person took our order, another brought drinks, someone else brought food, and yet another person checked the table. I believe we interacted with four different employees, which made it impossible to build any rapport with an actual server. Nobody was particularly terrible. Nobody seemed particularly responsible for us either. We didn't feel rushed, which was nice. The restaurant wasn't very busy when we arrived but was absolutely packed by the time we left, with people lining up at the door. One thing we noticed on the way out: the restaurant itself looks great. Whoever designed the place clearly spent some serious time on Pinterest, and unlike the kitchen, they actually executed the assignment. At this point, Toasted may want to seriously consider a pivot. Close the kitchen, leave the furniture exactly where it is, and start designing restaurants for people who know how to cook. Because whoever is responsible for the interior clearly understands what a restaurant is supposed to look like. Now they just need someone who understands what the food is supposed to taste like. So clearly Toasted has found its audience. If you enjoy cold food, aggressively salted mystery protein, cocktails where the liquor is largely theoretical, and world-famous sourdough with the dimensions and structural characteristics of cardboard, you may have found your Sunday brunch destination. If you're preparing your body for long-term winter storage, even better. Margot and I will probably just admire the Pinterest board from a safe distance.

We went to First Watch last week while traveling through this area. I had never heard of First…read moreWatch until last year, then I started hearing about it from everyone. It seems like they are expanding nationwide and from this visit alone, I can see why. While it is a chain restaurant, it doesn't feel like it. It really feels like a local spot. The quality of the food is great, the service here was exceptional and quick, and the food is very economical in my opinion. We had a larger table and everyone got a variety of things, but the highlights were the pancakes, the steak hash meals, the blueberry cornbread. Everyone left happy and satisfied. The team here goes above and beyond for its customers, they seem very patient and again, service was just incredible. We couldn't have asked for more. We appreciated our visit and I look forward to trying new locations soon since we don't live nearby!

Still nice setup with a light atmosphere. Wait staff very attentive very friendly and kind. Bravo…read more Food was beyond lackluster. My roast beef sandwich was cold not warm. Lacked taste. Bread very dry, stale. Tje melted cheese covered up the ...ugh! I failed to finish it. The potatoes were a mixture of old overcooked with newer still solid/cold in the middle. Disgusting. $20 bill was NOT worth it. Should have stuck with breakfast.

The Wright Place lounge at the Holiday Inn I-675 Fairborn-Dayton is great. The service is…read moreoutstanding. Great new menu. Very quaint and just very comfortable. Beverly is the absolute best.

OK food all around like if you're hungry it's a great place just to go get a quick serve as…read moreAmerican menu

We had Hayley this morning for our brunch and she was without a doubt the best waitress we have had…read morein many many years and made the entire experience so much more enjoyable. Thank you Hayley for making our day so much better.

The service and food was great and are service was 20/10. Are server Elisabeth was great, she…read morebrought good vibes and enthusiasm. She was just amazing you have to see for yourself!!!

Affordable, efficient and very tasty omelette with a biscuit. Frequent and welcome coffee refillsread more

First impressions? Very good - a neighborhood diner. Two staffers greeted me when I arrived, both…read morehustling to keep a full dining room humming. Good teamwork among the staff. I sat at the counter and ordered a patty melt w/side of coleslaw. The water and menu arrived promptly, as did my food. Price? $17 including tip. Unlike the greasy mess that is the typical patty melt, this one was dry. All the expected ingredients were present, but how did they manage to make it so dry. Frankly, I was craving a little bit of a mess, but no objections. The beef flavor was good. The cheese was fully melted. I do wish the onions were a bit more caramelized. I will admit to being intrigued by the pistachio cake. I almost ordered a slice, but that was too much green food dye for me. Will I return? Yes.

Went here with family, ordered at cashier. Being the first time I asked what she recommended. She…read moreran us through the different options and I decided to go with the bourbon Carmel coffee. It was fantastic. We had their T.B.G.T.A. So worth it. It is a small quaint space, so we sat outside, my entire family enjoyed it all.

Had the expresso this am - great for kinda busy folks. Quiet ambiance beyond the black entranceway.read more

Oh my goodness, this British gastropub is the real deal! I quickly checked the Yelp reviews, and…read moremade an evening reservation, not checking what the parking situation was like. Well, my bad - their website includes multiple accessible places to park in and around the village. That said, we got it, and decided to belly up to the bar for a better look at the offerings and the place in general. Matt O was our server. I started with a delicious Scottish Ale, and my companion had a glass of wine. Prices are reasonable. My companion ordered and raved about the Shepherd's Pie. I had Bangers & Mash - sausage (3 pieces) with imported horseradish mustard, mashed potatoes, gravy, delicious baked beans. It went perfectly with my pint! It was a warm afternoon so the glass garage doors were opened wide and folks were eating and drinking outside in the beer garden too. The vibe was loud, lively and very positive. Music was old school British Invasion '60s style. Good times seemed to be had by everyone. We finished with a locally produced Chocolate Rum Cake - it was rum forward and smooth, dark chocolatey! Highly recommended.

My family and I recently visited The Last Queen, and overall, there was a lot to appreciate. The…read morerestaurant does an excellent job creating an authentic British pub experience. The atmosphere was charming, the décor was exactly what we were hoping for, and the menu felt genuinely true to British cuisine rather than a themed interpretation. Unfortunately, our visit took place on a colder day, and the large garage-style door connecting to the outdoor seating area was left open. As a result, the entire restaurant felt quite cold throughout our meal. Since we were dining with our infant son, this made it difficult to fully enjoy the experience and was our biggest disappointment of the evening. In fact, it was cold enough that we kept our coats on throughout dinner, which made it hard to relax and enjoy the atmosphere the restaurant had worked so hard to create. We also ordered the fish and chips. The quality of the fish was very good, and it was clearly prepared with care. However, the portion size left something to be desired. The meal included only one medium-sized piece of fish, which felt small for a dinner entrée, especially considering the price point. While the food itself was enjoyable, we were hoping for a more substantial serving. Despite these issues, The Last Queen delivered on atmosphere, authenticity, and food quality. I would be willing to give it another try, particularly during warmer weather, as I believe the temperature and comfort level had a significant impact on our overall experience.

My final stop for the day and this was a good one. I spent three hours here, sipping a couple of…read morebeers, enjoying some pork rinds (hot and fresh!) and finally a caesar salad. All the while, sitting at a table near a power outlet that let me write Yelp reviews and figure out my plan for tomorrow. Meanwhile, there's some great people watching to be had here. A steady flow of customers coming and going including a running club that was a lively bunch. It's a big place with a massive parking lot and a really fun vibe. [Review 954 of 2026 - 332 in Ohio - 26133 overall]

We had a room reserved for an event and the AC was broken and there was a leak in the roof. We had…read moreour own bar, so my wife and I walk up to the bar. A girl is washing glasses and looks at us multiple times but says nothing. Then she finishes and just walks away without saying a word. If it was my event, I'd have told everyone to pack it up, because I don't put up with that kind of inexcusable behavior. We walked over to the bar in the main room and they didn't know where she went but said to give them our order. The pineapple whatever was terrible, as was the grape seltzer. Most of our group didn't care for any of their offerings. The food was nothing special and seemed kind of pricey for what you got. We got a pizza and there was an odd funky smell on some of the pepperoni. Everything in this place is self serve, which is odd, and pretty much guarantees little to no tipping, so they just add it onto your bar bill automatically, so watch out for that. I've been in a lot of brewery restaurants and the brewery portion is always immaculate. Theirs looks like your grandpa's basement, with junk all over shelves, stuff just laying around, and just generally dirty and cluttered. That was a one and done for us, as there's nothing to warrant a second trip.

It's not just the food that's unforgettable, filling, and pastries to make you forget you're on a…read morediet. Lol It's the place that reminds me of Gilmore Girls's Luke's Diner. Our server is amazing as well. My company enjoyed the meals and looking forward for another trip from NYC. Thank you, Cherry House Cafe staff for an amazing experience.

I ordered corned beef on rye sandwich it was delicious. It was too oily for my tastes. I will…read moreorder another item the next time. Service was excellent. Ambiance was acceptable.