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!

This is the saddest positive review ever, because towards the end of last night's visit I learned…read morethis awesome place is scheduled to close permanently at the end of October 2026. It's a venue that challenges you to find a category. Dive bar? Beer bar? Pizzeria? Event space? They all fit. It's got a wonderful gritty, urban feel inside and out. Plenty of parking including handicap. A very comfortable large bar with wide assortment of beers on tap, in bottles and in cans, plus cocktails and soft drinks. The New York pizza (which is the only kind IMO) is fabulously authentic and delicious. Whole pies available or by the slice!! $5 for cheese slice, $6 pepperoni, $7.75 for slice of the day. Last night's was cupping pepperoni with added ricotta cheese, red pepper and hot honey. Huge, firm and perfectly foldable. I regret so much that I only discovered this place now. I came for a bingo fundraiser for Gem City Kitties. Staff was nothing but cool, kind, welcoming and helpful. I don't know why they are closing. Maybe a miracle will change it. Be that miracle maker and get in here now!

Great service and personable staff! Tasty drinks! Tasteful music! Staff is knowledgeable about…read morebands that have preformed here and food truck availability.

5 mins before closing, after a long work shift; asked for one drink and got turned away. First and…read morelast time

" The Yard" as it is lovingly referred to by the locals, looks like a normal strip mall business…read morefrom the outside. But walk thru the door and you'll be enveloped by the Dayton areas finest small club live music venue. Its very unpretentious, the oversized PA is run professionally. Not too loud but, clear. The light show is well appointed. The live music is a talented mix of area and national acts. The drinks are refreshing and reasonable. The beer is ice cold, and the service is fast and friendly There is not a bad seat in the house. A great place to bring your friends. You'll be well taken care of, you'll like the locals too.

Typical hometown bar, frequented by late-night locals and dart players. Pretty lively on a…read moreWednesday night. Server was friendly and attentive even when busy, although the pours were very heavy (good for us?); nothing on draft, large selection of cans. Might return for a cheap beer.

Me and my boyfriend went into there last night because we heard there was karaoke. We wanted to get…read morea beer and the VERY RUDE bartender denied is drinks... I called the bar this morning and they do not care at all. She told me " they can deny serving to anyone we want " we was not drunk or anything we just got there and she denied us.. I suggest never going to a place that doesn't care when someone has a complaint.. if there was a way to give zero starts I would because that's what they deserve. We gave our I'ds to her so we are not underage. This place is a peice is shit

Once again Yelp led me to the best cocktail bar ever. Wow. Ty r menu was colorful and extremely…read moreinformative with pictures and descriptions. Both the the Fig-get About It and the Bless your Heart were good. They distill their own spirits, make their own shrubs, etc. Douglas the bartender and the other were both great and knowledgeable. They kept an eye out and my water glass never went empty. The atmosphere was cozy- low lighting and a comfy bar chair. The playlist was a mix of late 60s hits that brought back memories. This was a highlight of the trip and I would come here again.

Little distillery and cocktail lounge on the edge of the Oregon district. Good service parking on…read moresite. Their bourbon is 118 proof with a pleasant mild vanilla finish. Their Rye is spicy on the front with a rich rye finish. Give it a few seconds after it goes down to get that rye flavor. Very good cocktail line up offered. Pleasant and cozy atmosphere.

Terrible bar, their drinks are too expensive and we did not have a good time. Was very unorganized…read moreand trashy very grungy bar..... just absolutely awful

Terrible staff. Kicked my buddy out in his birthday. Go to any bar other than this place. The best…read morebartender left and it sucks now DO NOT GO AT ALL COSTS.

I have been coming here for years. I'm retired military and I don't recommend a place that has…read moreundercover demeanor. My first negative experience was from being questioned by one of the owners. I'm going to call it as I see it with no personal feelings. I am going to detach myself from my bias. So back to one of the owners. He perceives to question me to the affect of who am I? So I respectfully decline to answer. I've not ever been negative or unbecoming. I spent 23 yrs in the U.S. Army but yet I felt like Mohammad Ali. The owner was trying to interrogate to se who I was. Mind you I'm an intelligence officer and I understand when someone is overstepping there boundaries. It's not your business to who I am! Who I work for that should not be a concern as long I'm respectful. I will say that this establishment lacks diversity and not to the point of catering to it comfortable setting of middle age Anglo Saxon heritage. This place has displayed it ugly face of only wanting a certain Getty

Great appetizers burrito bites and pretzels with fantastic beer cheese. Pork Tenderloin sandwich…read moreand Sliders so good. Blantons on the rocks to complement it all

No food menu. Drink choices was very limited.wasn't all what it was advertised as. Very darkread more

Decent approx 20 seat bar for those with an overnight stop or locals who want a quick drink and a…read moremeal. Just a few suggestions are needed: I stopped in for both a drink and a meal and to my surprise was told by the very thin female bartender, "I can only make drinks that are in the system". That was truly a new one on me. Bartenders would usually make any drink a customer asked for. If I want a mixed drink, why does it have to be only what the ingredients are in the system? That isn't customer service. In addition, the bar lacked Midori. (Common liquor) My meal was placed as ordered however the cook came out to speak to a customer and 2 mins into his conversation with what seemed to be a friend of his, he told the bartender the last ordered meal was ready. NOTE: I was the only one there who ordered food. Puzzled again... why didn't he just bring it out with him... it was already boxed. When I received my food, I received a pile 25 napkins as well. That's A LOT!! It was perceived as though, I shouldn't need to ask for any more. My seat mates who I didn't know snickered in awe. As the minutes went by, 2 more guys came in and asked what was the cost of 2 types of shots. Each time she had to walk away 5 steps over to the register to give the price. They too were perplexed as to why she didn't know the prices or why aren't they placed where customer can see them. Which brings me to the menus on the bar. Why are they in a cover like a book? Outsides of the menu are two blank pieces of white paper. You have to open that to see the menu. For better marketing, I suggest the menus go on the outside so it can be visible to anyone who sits at the bar. Otherwise it looks like pieces of white paper in a plastic cover just thrown on the bar. OR change the binder to a 1 double-sided holder OR put drink prices and liquor varieties in the empty pockets. Lastly, 1 guy at the bar brought it to my attention that the same bartender (only one working on a Wednesday evening), was washing glasses in a solution then soapy water without rinsing. Usually there are 3 dips to washing a glass and the 2nd dip should not be soapy water. He didn't want to order another beer knowing he could be drinking liquid detergent residual in his beer. This resulted in a loss of potential revenue. Never a good thing with sanitation is a known issue. Other than the above issues, food is good and the atmosphere is usually quiet. They do have karaoke on the weekends starting at 9pm but not it's highly attended for some reason.