Diamond in the rough!!…read more This place shines when we were looking for a good meal and a quick beer. Wine & beer selection is outstanding. Wine store connected offers even more selection! Bravo

On our way out of town we were looking for a place to stop for lunch that allowed dogs. We found…read moreRay's and were comfortably seated on the patio, which we basically had to ourselves! Their are a lot of beers and food on the menu. We decided on some beers and ordered sandwiches which automatically came with a salad instead of chips or fries. We were so excited about that! Not only do they have a restaurant but also a small store to purchase beer and wine. This location is worth a visit for food, a drink or beverages to go!

Great place for a girls night! My best friend lives with in walking distance. Great drinks, great…read morecompany, and great prices. Never drink and drive!

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

Yum! Highly recommend and will come back for more helpings of deliciousness! Thank you!read more

Very awesome environment very chill! Drinks were strong and the pool table was a nice touch!…read more I def will be back!

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.

We've been here a couple of times. It is beautiful inside and evokes an atmosphere of the early…read more20th century. The bartenders are attired with class to fit this mood. It is very dimly lit with minimal natural light coming in. This adds to the ambiance and I love it, though it does make for a bit of a challenge in reading the extensive drink menu. Primarily a Whiskey bar, but they can also whip you up any fine cocktail. There are also wine and beer selections. The bar itself is huge and there are cozy tables as well. Expect a crowd, but you will find sufficient bar staff to provide timely service and answer any questions or help you make a selection. Parking is horrendous, and if someone in your party has mobility issues you will probably need to drop them off in front while you seek a place to put the car. But worth the trouble!

The century bar is a cool old school vibe bar with beautiful original woodwork and whiskey barrel…read moretables and low lighting. They have a bourbon menu a mile long. No food, just drinks, but you will drink high quality liquor. The prices are comparable with other bourbon bars. You have to go to the bar to get service and they seem to be crowded everytime I've been there so you may have a wait but the bartenders are friendly and make great drinks. I've had a whiskey sour (pictured), an old fashioned and have tried a few different shots. All delicious!

Small little bar full of locals. Decent drinks at reasonable prices. Dimly lit. Went on a Friday…read moreevening and it had a decent crowd.

Awesome!!! If around here try it out, will not be dissapointed. The food is great, the atmosphere…read moreis really nice. Music is cool. But the food is the star, these folks know how to craft a good burger. And the beer is cold and fresh. No complaints.........is there a such thing as too many fries??? Lol thanks all.

Decent place, great people from what I've seen. Good jukebox. I heard there were a lot of fights…read morehere. Be careful.

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!