My husband and I actually came in for the food and stayed for the drinks! I didn't catch our…read moreservers name but she was so nice and helpful. Such a good time we've already been back

Get a burger and a cold beer - you won't be disappointed! A must do when I visit Richmondread more

Very nice bar inside with lots of TVs and large bar with all your favorite drinks. New outside…read morepatio has karaoke each Thursday 9pm-12am and the weekends they have live music. Best entertainment patio and nicest inside bar in Muncie

Ew. It's ok. I got the wrong food- drinks were SO expensive! Draft beer... 5 Bucks?! Wings were a…read morelittle fatty, but had good sauce taste . Keno is there which is nice. Waitress came over once. Big city prices with small town feel. Probably won't come back or recommend.

The food and drinks were great. We had a minor snafu with the first round of wings but that was…read morequickly taken care of by the kitchen staff and we had an amazing batch of wings. The pretzel bites were super good. The old fashioned was delicious! Very well prepared. Very cool bar in uptown Greenfield. Love the look and feel of this place.

What a really quaint place this is a really neat sports bar with all kinds of food to choose from…read morethe menu is a great variety as well as walleye and fish with they're known for, and I heard their chili was pretty good too however decided to get the pork tenderloin sandwich along with chicken wings with half chopped wedge salad. Excellent food dressing was delicious atmosphere was fun. Make sure you guys come here. You gotta check it out when you're in town.

1/5 Stars: Disgusting Food & Dismissive Service Absolutely…read morerepulsive experience. I went in for lunch and ordered the chicken chunks. After a few bites, I pulled one up and found hair literally cooked into the breading. We showed the waitress, and while she did take the item off the bill, that is where the service ended. * She offered zero apologies. * She didn't offer to remake the food. * She completely blew off the situation as if serving contaminated food was normal. Taking the item off the bill is the absolute bare minimum requirement when you serve inedible food. It does not make up for the lack of basic hygiene or the waitress's horrible attitude. We never saw a manager, and the lack of concern from the staff was shocking. If this is the quality of food leaving the kitchen, I strongly recommend finding another place to eat.

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.

Love this busy. Hometown business that goes above and beyond to have all the groceries you need…read more As added bonus has homemade bakery and deli carry out fresh food. Love to get carry out meals from there. Phyllis Harover

Great food!!! The price is high for the food you get. The last time I was there, they were really…read moreslow. Not a lot of people. The servers like to sit at the table on their phones. Boneless chicken the portion size definitely went down. The bacon wrapped jalapeño were burnt the last time.

This place is interesting....it's a huge old building which was apparently once a train station…read more(this being the "Depot District). Massively high ceilings, two stories including an elevated train platform. Parts of old train cars make up part of it and the main barroom floor comes from a basketball court! The outside is covered with cool mural paintings. On our first visit it was a little tricky to find the door. All those big TV screens and tons of sport related decor, as you'd expect for a sports bar, but the lighting is rather low, which I liked. The menu is more typical family restaurant, much more than bar food. The salads were simple and fresh and the lettuce was crispy iceberg. I had spaghetti and meatballs, requested and received a shaker of parmesan. The dish needed a little salt but was tasty and satisfying. My husband had a sirloin which he thought was cooked a little beyond the requested medium rare, but it was tender and tasty so he was a happy camper. Service was friendly, sweet and prompt. They have NFL Sunday Ticket and TouchTunes jukebox. I saw a full size shuffleboard and would like to come back to play that. There's a pool table in the other dining room. One tall beer, one shot, one soda, two entrees, 40 bucks. Recommended for an inexpensive satisfying meal, plus the historical setting.

Basics: plenty of free parking, plenty of tV's to watch sports, cool memorabilia on the walls and…read moreplenty of seating for groups. This is a bar, so only 21 and up. We each got the three piece chicken dinner. We have REALLY high chicken standards. I would give the chicken a 3 out of 5. It was cooked through, crisp and juicy, but no seasoning. I took chicken off bone with fork and dipped in ranch and that took it to a 5 out of 5. They did let us switch of sides and I got the loaded baked potato. The loaded baked was AMAZING with cheese and bacon! The peel was so good and crisp, I ate the entire thing skin and all. I tried the mashed potatoes and gravy and they were very good. The bar tender was fast and attentive. Great choice for a sports bar to watch a game. They are known for their pizza, I will try that next time.

Not starting off very well. Service is beyond slow and the waiter screwed up the drink order. Yes,…read moreI seen him write it down. We received silverware, with a knife or a fork missing. One person did not receive any. I ordered the chef salad with thousand island dressing. Salad was of a good portion but the dressing had very little taste. My wife got the Greek salad and hers tasted fine. My beer (tall draft) Michelob Lite and it arrived flat. I'm going to add that we were here with another couple who said they have been here a dozen times before and the service was never like this. Maybe I'd come back and give it another chance, but not impressed today. Waiting on check, I hope they serve breakfast

My daughter had the chicken wings. They were very greasy. I had a burger, which was good. My…read moreson-in-law had the Stromboli, which was saturated in Greece and had a strange flavor to it. We tried this place based on the reviews, but I honestly say I could not recommend. The waitress was pleasant but that's the best thing I could say about the place.

This is the original Moeller Brew Barn, now having expanded to Troy and Dayton. What a peaceful…read moreplace to spend time together with friends or loved ones. My wife and I came here for our anniversary and it was so relaxing, with the sun setting over the western horizon and the Barn not to packed it was a perfect night. The Brew Barn is awesome with plenty of indoor and outdoor seating and that really cool modern barn vibe that we all love. With a great menu with pizza, shareable (like 10 barrel pretzel or totchos) to handhelds (cheesesteaks, shrimp tacos or pulled pork to name a few) the menu will have you licking your chops like your favorite K9 back home. All pizzas are brick oven and they do have some stadium dogs too if that the fixing you are looking for. They have happy hour Tuesday - Thursday 3pm-5pm, Friday 11am-5pm and Sunday 9am-8pm. Also on Sunday they have a buffet for lunch from 9am-noon. This location is probably my favorite because it isn't in the city, surrounded by lots of noise, it's off the beaten path and the road less traveled. The service is great and they are super welcoming. Head out to Maria Stein for a slower Saturday or Sunday afternoon and enjoy the original Moeller Brew Barn, it's a great delight.

Wedding anniversary dinner and beers. Tried the Beary Cherry Wheat for first time. Very delicious…read moresame with the pizza and wings. Very very delicious. Over all a great venue!

We live close to the Springboro location so go there most often but we really enjoy the Downtown…read moreDayton Warped Wing as well! This weekend we went to the Cellarbration 2026 held at this location. Every couple of years, they crack open a few treasures and share some special releases. This year, they had 22 choices, including my husband's favorite Warped Wing beer of all time, the 2019 Baltic Porter, aged in port wine barrels. We split a trio of sliders and a specialty flavor of wings, Honey Butter Buffalo, which were especially good. We liked all 3 sliders, but the stand out was the pulled pork...absolutely delicious! Because of the event, it was pretty busy at noon but the staff kept things cleared and cleaned. The bathrooms were clean but bare bones. It was quite loud for lunchtime but nothing that would keep us from returning.

I was here 2 years ago on a business trip and it was a killer experience; that's why I came back…read more Then: beer was great, food was awesome (for beer food). Now: beer is awesome, food is terrible (for beer food). They're out of fries on a Sunday. They can't seem to figure out how to add my food to my bar-side tab. They're inflexible on the fries substitution. The part of my brisket sandwich that wasn't all fat was good, but there was a lot of fat. There are some restaurants that I look forward to visiting on return business trips. Not this one.