Donna is probably the closest thing to the second coming. Not only was she the right amount of…read moreprofessional, she was so easy to get along with. Automatically she made us feel right at home and her bartender skills are adjacent to that of wizardry. Extremely recommend.

Excellent service, very reasonable prices and nice, fun patrons! Always get fast and friendly…read moreservice from Kat and other bartenders!

Nice bourbon bar, with a good custom cocktail selection, both bourbon and non-bourbon varieties…read more Dark and cool inside, good vibe. Service was solid. Bourbon collection very strong and decently priced on most of the middle range choices although somewhat inconsistent. Overall great place to have a drink and a conversation

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!

So first off, in my opinion, there's nothing better than a neighborhood bar with cold beer and a…read moregood burger. We met our kids in Dayton, which is about a halfway point for us each, for lunch this Saturday. We'd been wanting a good burger so I started looking for options and when I saw this place it was a no brainer. Slyders did not disappoint! The burgers are done on a flat top that's probably been in their kitchen since they opened in 1948. Talk about flavor!! The burger is good quality, tender, and full of great beef flavor, cranked out on that flat top to a crispy brown exterior. Great fresh tomato, lettuce, onion, pickles and cheese make this burger oh so good!! Add a basket of perfectly fried HUGE onion rings and a cold beer, there's nothing better!! Top top it off the service was incredible. We had 3 or 4 guys stopping by checking on drinks, napkins, ect... The energy in this bar was comfortable and you felt like you were a "regular" even if you'd never stepped in the door before in your life. With big bear hugs and handshakes we left full of great food and a warm soul. Slyders is going on my "ride for a burger" list this summer on the bikes. It'll be well worth 2hr ride to get there!! .

A unique local spot. Helpful and friendly staff. I was there around 7:00pm it was full of patrons…read more Noise is above average loud. Jukebox music, normal conversation din, plus the happy drunk at the bar shouting his words. The food was above average. The "medium-well" burger contained quality meat but was dry. Next time I would add cheese. Burger toppings were fresh - lettuce, onion, pickles. The fries were good but not great. Overall four stars.

Went on a Sunday afternoon for music. It was pretty busy and they did a nice job behind the bar…read more The burger was good. Would go back.

We went to the Phone Booth to see "Liars for Hire". This band is a fun night out. They interact…read morewith the audience, and play great classic rock music. We met Danny the lead singer, and we had so much fun dancing the night away with the full dance floor. The "Phone Booth " is agreat night out with great music, and cheap drinks. The food is great, and we go back every Friday night.

Kramers Tavern is your prototypical, friendly neighborhood dive bar. This gem was opened in 1933,…read moreand touts itself as "home of the 40's," offering PBR, Miller Lite, Miller High Life and Bud Light 40 oz bottles for $8. In addition, they have a wide selection of other beers, seltzers and wine, as well as a full bar. Prices are extremely reasonable with all beers and seltzers under $5. No glass pint glasses here -- everything comes with plastic cups. They have a food selection of salads, sandwiches, fried finger foods, burgers, and pizza. We've tried a variety of things, and really liked the chicken fingers, french fries and southern style burger. The french fries are shoestring and extra crunchy. We didn't like the pizza and thought the crust had a weird taste to it. Other reviews raved about the pizza, so wondering if it was just an off night? The best part though is the atmosphere and people. There are plenty of TV's, and seating inside, on a covered patio, and outdoors. They also have games including pool ($1.25 per play), golden tee, big buck deer hunter, and bullshooter electronic darts. The staff is super friendly, and this is a place I would love to be a regular at!

Good food and friendly service. Really good bar food. Good for watching UD and OSU games.read more

Solid dive bar - 3+ Dart Boards - 3 high quality pool tables - darker lighting be careful who you…read moreleave with!! all jokes aside solid bar great pricing on drinks - Bartenders can be a little stiff at first be nice and respectful they warm up.

Bartenders are rude and non attentive The bar was not busy…read moreand we tried to flag for services, he said what do you want. Will never go back and do not recommend. I had to give one star to review but it would be a zero

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!

So glad we found this gem of a bar/restaurant. We were at PINS and one of the bartenders said to…read moretry their wings. We are so glad he recommended us to stop here. Not only were the wings great my wife's wrap was awesome. In addition, the service here was fantastic. We are from out of town but came to Dayton to buy a car. However, we were treated like we were locals. I would highly recommend this place. Give it a shot. Ask for Destiny since she is awesome. Also, Christian was a great bartender and friendly server. We are so happy we came here.

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.