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Loam

4.7 (110 reviews)
Closed 8:00 am - 2:00 pm

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Moderate noise
Outdoor seating

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Natalie C.

Quiet sleeper of a brunch restaurant in Dayton. Staff is super sweet and attentive without being overbearing. The portions are large, so come prepared either with an empty stomach or ready to split a dish. Highly recommend the PNW salmon toast (think, smoked salmon bagel but a PNW twist) and the farmhouse breakfast. The lamb burger was a little dry but amazing flavor. Overall, great meal!

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Carrie B.

We were meeting friends who live in McMinnville so Loam was perfect. Great ambiance in an adorable, charming little gem located in Dayton with their entire menu of fresh, local ingredients. I love Chilaquiles and was excited to see it on their menu. My husband got the Farmhouse Breakfast. We were both pleased with the menu options and how great all the food tasted. Our waitress was very friendly and helpful. We were impressed!

French Toast
Kim K.

Such a cute lunch spot that happened to be walking distance from our airbnb! I wish we found it sooner than our last day. Our server was super friendly and helpful. The interior of this spot is very cute! We loved that they are farm to table. I got the French toast and it was so delicious. It had a pumpkin filling that was not too sweet but the perfect addition.

Veggie Sandwich
Medha B.

**Charming brunch (and dinner!) spot in Dayton -- a must-visit!** We were staying at the Trailer Vintage Resort and decided to bike over to this adorable little place for brunch -- and wow, what a find! The ambiance is warm and welcoming, and the service was just as lovely. Our server was fantastic -- she went out of her way to make our usually shy 8-year-old feel completely at ease. It's those little things that really stick with you. Now, onto the food: My husband ordered the *Veggie Sandwich*, and I had the *Chilaquiles*. Both were absolutely delicious! We were initially worried the sandwich might be heavy, but it turned out to be fresh, flavorful, and surprisingly light. My husband couldn't stop raving about it. The chilaquiles were perfect -- I chose the medium egg, and the mole sauce was rich and just the right amount of smoky. We also tried the daily special muffin (orange-flavored that day), and it was the perfect sweet finish. We loved brunch so much that we came back for dinner that same evening! For dinner, I tried the *clams* -- not the best I've ever had, but still tasty and enjoyable. My daughter had the *grilled cheese sandwich*, and she declared it the best she's ever had (and she almost finished the whole thing, which *never* happens!). My husband's *cedar plank salmon* was cooked perfectly, and the rice pilaf it came with was a great match -- light and flavorful. Everything was thoughtfully prepared, and you can really tell that the ingredients are locally sourced. The freshness comes through in every bite. This place is an absolute gem -- whether you're here for brunch or dinner, it's worth the stop!

Seasonal hash - carnitas, potatoes, squash, Brussels sprouts, arugula with an over medium egg
Kelli S.

We tried the seasonal hash, couple kids meals, and a caramel fried chicken with French toast. Everything was so fresh, high quality ingredients, and delicious!

The best breakfast in Dayton!
Kelly J.

Loam is worth the wait - while their hours are limited and they are likely insanely busy on weekends, if you go on a random Thursday like we did, you likely won't need a reservation. The food was excellent- I got the farmer's breakfast and the fatback was the best I've had. My wife got the biscuit meal and loved it too. Servíce was prompt and friendly; the decor was gorgeous and had a refined yet casual vibe. If you're visiting wine country, this is a fantastic brunch spot.

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Mei W.

Second time in and was wonderful each time. The house made focaccia bread was so good, we had two orders. Our friends ordered the cedar plank salmon and raved about it. I have to try it next time. They also ordered the chanterelle papperdelle. We ordered the lamb chops and chicken and chanterelle pot pie. Very delicious and service was great.

crab benedict
Macy W.

Delicious Sunday morning breakfast!! Definitely a spot to try if you like fresh & yummy food!! The waitresses were very very kind all around a great place to get some food!! (they also make great lattes)

Chevre donut holes
Dan V.

Great fresh breakfast. Place was packed and hopping, but service was really good. The biscuit sandwich is well done with a huge homemade biscuit and fixings. Really enjoyed the chevre donut holes too!

Eggs Benedict and spiked iced coffee
Shanna M.

We came in for breakfast on a Sunday and got seated right away. The salmon eggs Benedict was amazing! They spiked iced coffee was so fun. Everyone in our group enjoyed their breakfast, especially the French toast.

Chilaquiles, I added 2 eggs which made this extra yummy!
Jennifer B.

We rode our bikes over from the adorable Vintages Trailer Resort to this cute locally owned restaurant. The food was amazing, they have comfortable outdoor and indoor seating, and friendly service.

Berry Muffin
Jerome R.

We stopped at Loom for breakfast while we were in town. We had the seasonal berry muffins, pulled Pork hash (special) and the lamb biscuit sandwich. We also has spicy Bloody Mary's. Everything was wonderful and fresh. We will definitely be back.

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