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    Levitt Pavilion Dayton

    4.8 (6 reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Paul Thorn

    You will have a great time at Levitt Dayton. FREE concerts Thursday, Friday, Saturday at 7 through October 7 and Sundays at 3. Bring a blanket or chair, your picnic basket including beverages (no glass) and have FUN!!! Opening weekend was a blast!

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    Blind Bob's - chicken, carrot, salad

    Blind Bob's

    3.9(213 reviews)
    0.3 mi
    $$

    We arrived early and took some time to stroll up and down the cobble‑stoned streets of Dayton's…read morehistoric Oregon District, enjoying the window shopping before heading into Blind Bob's. The pub fits right into the neighborhood's character -- lively, full of personality, and steeped in history. Inside, the atmosphere is pure rock 'n roll: casual, energetic, and welcoming. I tried their famed pickle soup, which was cream‑based and reminded me of broccoli and cream soup, with just a subtle pickle flavor that wasn't overpowering. It was okay, but the real standout was the IPA collaboration with Toxic Brewing, a neighboring brewery -- crisp, flavorful, and very good. Nicole had a burger and enjoyed it alongside two of those same Toxic Brewing IPAs (I don't recall the name, but they were excellent). Our host was friendly, service was quick, and judging by the tables around us, everyone else seemed to be enjoying their grub too. A colleague from work joined us and generously picked up the tab, which made the visit even more memorable. Blind Bob's is a fun stop in the Oregon District -- great local beer, unique menu items, and a rock 'n roll vibe that matches the historic setting.

    Randomly stopped in for a late lunch after going to the record store down the street. The staff was…read morenice and they were selling some art from local artists which was cool. The food took a little bit of time, but came out hot and fresh and tasted amazing. Website said they have live music which would be fun. I would definitely come back to check out the lunch menu.

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    Blind Bob's - Chicken wings, soup

    Chicken wings, soup

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    Turnbuckles - First act playing. Kids played well. Have a lot of potential.

    Turnbuckles

    3.0(1 review)
    3.1 mi

    Make sure to bring ear plugs because there is a lot of hard surfaces for high frequency to bounce…read moreoff of to hurt your ears. Venue does not sell nor provide ear plugs. This place is easy to miss. Gym right next door. There is not much around the area either and parking in the area is limited or a tow away zone. You need to pay attention to the tow away zones and also there are steep ramps in/out of parking areas that can cause the car to bottom out hard if going fast. It's not a bad area but it is also not great. Eateries are local and have limited or no parking space. Plan ahead if coming to this place because the area is lacking in many areas. I've been told by one business nearby that musicians seem to like the place. Dayton Air and Space Museum is close but closes at 5pm so it the venue doesn't have a show till later so plan ahead. The parking out back is off a street and easy to miss also. The street is Mundale Avenue and the parking lot has fence gates and no sign. Staff appeared friendly and answered my questions. Parking out back is theirs. The venue did not list opening acts (during the show they did add online the opening acts but it should have been done sooner) and was very late opening doors due to the opening acts being late to sound check. Two opening acts before main, I wish they listed that because the night ended up longer. Place is open to kids despite being alcohol establishment, they card and tag adults so kids do not receive drinks and adults can. Kids receive a different mark to show they are underage. No sitting area. Depends on acts I guess. Probably six chairs total. Bathrooms behind makeshift bar, clean at beginning. Website listed 7pm start, they didn't let us in till 7:16pm and it's 7:36pm now and still waiting on opening act to start. Staff was friendly throughout when I asked them questions. Show started after 8pm without any announcement. First band I don't know name till I checked online again when I found they edited it after earlier when the opening acts was not posted. Grigio is the first bands name. Local kids playing various styles from mainly screamo to sort of basic rock but mostly a punk-screamo style. The kids wasn't sloppy, very proficient in their abilities to play their instruments. I think the venue hard surfaces and mixing on the board didn't help though. Need more acoustic panels to tame unwanted frequencies and bring the band down a little, Drums a tad more and then raise vocals because the vocals sounded just below the band , drums too loud and the band levels wasn't balanced well. Decibels was around 105-110 but the hard surfaces and mixing favored the very high and low frequencies too much and was muddy. I couldn't hear the keys/piano either unless the other guys stop playing. Bass, drums and one guitar player was loud and the second guitar player that played melody and harmony was lost in the background. The kids have a lot of potential just need to fix those issues. Second band Toxic Nobility from Ohio. A hard rock style. Not bad. Proficient in their ability as well. The second song sounded good. I couldn't hear what the name was for that song. The band has a lot of potential. Venue appears to let the bands setup and dictate time it plays which I think is a crutch. Disorganized but not awful either. Same issues with sound for this band except it seems they turned up the vocals more for the singer. Finally Virgil Donati. Suffered same sound issues but his own personal sound guy helped fix some of the issues but I had to pull my earplugs out to hear the backing track because the reflection of sound off the hard walls and floor was drowning out the piano and melody parts. My ears are going to suffer for a few days for this. Always a joy to see his band but I'm off topic, back to venue. Not a bad place but needs work. Alcohol selection is lacking and no snacks but it desperately needs to offer/sell ear plugs and fix the reflection issue with acoustic panels on all walls. Be more streamlined, too laid back and no direction. A lot of room for growth. Prices vary depending on what's it showing. I spent $23.00 on ticket, and $1 on can of soda. Alcohol was over $5 or more but limited selection.

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    Turnbuckles - Virgil Donati band.

    Virgil Donati band.

    Turnbuckles - Stage.

    Stage.

    Turnbuckles - Trying to show size of venue.

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    Trying to show size of venue.

    Rip Rap Roadhouse - Burger burger.

    Rip Rap Roadhouse

    3.9(157 reviews)
    6.0 mi
    $$

    While heading to Buc-ee's today, I kept hearing people talk about Rip Rap Roadhouse having some of…read morethe best burgers around, so I decided to give it a try -- and I'm glad I did. First impression? It definitely gives off biker bar vibes from the outside, but once you step inside, it's way more welcoming and laid back than you'd expect. Good atmosphere, friendly people, and the kind of place that feels like a hidden local favorite. I ordered the Biker Burger, and it absolutely delivered. The burger was juicy, flavorful, cooked perfectly, and packed with great taste in every bite. You can tell they care more about making good food than trying to be fancy. If you're making the trip to Buc-ee's and want something local instead of chain fast food, Rip Rap Roadhouse is definitely worth the stop. Great burger, cool atmosphere, and one of those places you're happy you discovered by accident.

    Really cool place -- a classic on northside of Dayton & easy to access off of I-70 or I-75…read more Officially between Huber Heights & Vandalia but really just outside North Dayton off of Little York Road & Waggoner Ford. Classic tavern setting but great outside deck & patio. Room for live music and both bar & restaurant seating. Service is casual and friendly but efficient and smooth. Food is casual but barbecue and smoked wings are where it is at! Homemade kettle chips are good & the onion rings are real & crunchy! Beer is cold & plentiful, and the bar is stocked. When I am going from west to east or north to south, this and the Buckhorn Tavern are my two must haves! Highly recommend!

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    Old Indian

    Rip Rap Roadhouse - Pulled pork sandwich and kettle chips

    Pulled pork sandwich and kettle chips

    Rip Rap Roadhouse - Cheesesteak and onion rings (background). Smoked wings and Mexican corn with a cheesy tots app (foreground)

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    Cheesesteak and onion rings (background). Smoked wings and Mexican corn with a cheesy tots app (foreground)

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