What a great use of space! This was originally a bank and is now a very cool beer and craft…read morecocktail establishment that also serves a variety of creative charcuterie boards to please your taste buds!! The four of us in our group had the best cocktails ever! Tyler ( I hope I remembered his name correctly ) crafted and created some of the best cocktails and we got to watch him in action. This bar was upstairs and the beer taps were downstairs. In the "basement", where the original vault and safe deposit boxes that are open to view and I believe for private dining (?) The atmosphere is relaxed and laidback with some sofas and side chairs, upstairs, or you can choose from a dining table from intimate tables for two or larger groups both upstairs and downstairs. This was a very cool place and I wish other towns and cities across American would follow Crafted and Cured's lead!

The new bourbon and cocktail bar is open! Very extensive…read morebourbon and scotch collection as well as an inventive and inviting cocktails. My only note for owner is please add ordering capability from seating areas. Grist downtown has online menu and you enter your table number. This would simplify the food menu delivery and payment process. I'd love to have this for drinks too - would come far more frequently!

Amazing wine bar! Classy vibe with fun wine offerings. They have a plethora of retail bottles to…read morechoose from as well as other treats like chocolate bars and nice olive oil. I have been here twice so far and have loved coming here both times. The woman that works here has been so kind, patient, and friendly!! She has great recommendations as well. The wines served by the glass are delicious and fairly priced for a wine bar. The food offering is great too. I've tried the Italian sandwich and a couple of the flat breads and everything I've tried has been good. Looking forward to my next visit here!

What a wonderful place! My wife and I went there about 7pm on Friday night. When you walk in there…read moreis a whole wall of wines to the right, coolers with various beverages, alcoholic and non-alcoholic, and then the most amazing assortment of liqueurs and treats, from smoked salmon in a can to chocolate. You just have to go see it. The two ladies that run the place and served us were charming and attentive. The lights were low but not too low, giving a nice ambiance. The pepperoni flatbread was delicious as was the Italian sandwich.

Recently I visited my hometown after many years of being absent to assist with a family emergency…read more One bright morning, I needed two things very badly: coffee, and a workspace. Chaffee's Brewhouse provided excellent drip coffee, espresso, and more. The service from the employees was excellent-on point, patience, informed, professional, and even better-friendly-the kind of friendly you only get from small midwestern towns. More importantly: there is food provided, and several rooms and areas to enjoy your food and drink, and Chaffees had an excellent quiet room that allowed me to setup my laptop and submit multiple million dollar proposals in while I drank my coffee. I can't wait to come back to town, if only for the coffee and the one thing I didn't get to do there: have a beer/cocktail at the end of the day. Don't pass this quiet but awesome establishment-its a great spot with great people.

We got the egg and cheese sourdough bread sandwich! Service was friendly, and the ambiance was…read moregreat! The seating is plenty inside and out! Different vibe so it's not just a brew house it's coffee which is the reason we came for! :) One thing to mention it seemed the staff was new so give them grace as many were not able to answer certain answers about tea choices. However they were willing to add more milk to my drink when it seemed it did not have any, especially as an avid coffee drinker.

Such a cute little wine shop with a bar and a place to buy bottles. They are also located within…read morethe Dora so you can stop in and grab drinks to go. They have a couple fun options, alcoholic and not. Loved the vibe here.

Joui wine is a wonderful natural wine bar in the Fire Blocks district in downtown Dayton…read more I stopped in on Sunday for the taco popup & Joui was hopping. They had a special wine list for the event. I love sparkling wines & the Cava from Spain was fantastic! Sitting at the bar the Joui team took care of everyone so efficiently. I also enjoyed a glass of Champagne & finished off with an Aperol Spritz. Their wines to go selection is great & I picked up one of my favorite natural wines Meinklang from Austria to take home to enjoy. I can't wait to visit again soon.

We had a wonderful time. Bartender was so helpful in picking wines to our liking and the…read morecheese/meat tray were awesome. Outside area is awesome and when chilly, sitting around the fireplace in comfy chairs is wonderful way to spend the afternoon. Gift shop has great items and I found a couple upcoming birthday presents. Bought a GC for my niece and can't wait to return.

Overall, Fion was okay. I went around 3pm on a Saturday and it wasn't busy - it started picking up…read morecloser to the time we were leaving around 4:30pm or so. We did enjoy the outdoor seating space. It was nice to sit outside, enjoy the fall weather, and sip our flights. Out of the 8 wines in total that we tried, neither one of us loved one enough to buy a bottle, which is really the reason for my 3 stars. We both anticipated loving some of the options and that just didn't happen for us. Nonetheless, it was a cute place and we enjoyed the experience.

We came to this restaurant for dinner with family. This was our first time here. We were very…read moresurprised to see how many vegetarian options they had. This was a selling point and why our Aunt chose this for us. Keep the vegetarian options coming. The food tasted great and the service staff was very attentive and helpful. The inside has a nice cozy feel and decorated beautifully. We would return again.

The restaurant has an interesting split personality. The bar area is warm and inviting, with…read morecomfortable seating at the bar, tables, and booths that feel well-designed and cohesive. Unfortunately, the larger dining room on the other side is the complete opposite--sterile, plain, and uninspired. It could really benefit from a decorator who could bring it in line with the vibe of the bar and outdoor areas. 17 West positions itself as the nicest (and essentially only upscale) restaurant in the New Bremen area, but it falls short of that goal. I ordered the Spicy Chicken Salad sandwich with mashed potatoes. What arrived was a croissant that looked like it came straight from the IGA bakery, topped with a single sad leaf of lettuce and a thin, pale tomato slice. The chicken salad was scooped with what appeared to be an ice cream scoop and simply plopped onto the bread. The result was a bland sandwich with almost no spice or flavor. The mashed potatoes were presented the same way--scooped and unappealing. Overall, the presentation was cafeteria-level at best, and I've had better sandwiches in hospital cafeterias. My wife ordered the Firecracker Chicken. Her side salad was tiny and unremarkable, and while the chicken leg itself tasted decent, it was still just a sauced chicken leg. At $22, it felt significantly overpriced. 17 West likely wouldn't survive in a larger city with real competition. In the New Bremen area, however, it benefits from having very little rivalry, which allows it to stay in business despite the clear mismatch between its prices and the quality and presentation of the food.

Food, service, and ambiance are perfect! I love that they have fresh, raw oysters year round.read more

Really cool spot! Sitting at the bar is great and the wine roulette is fun on Wednesdays. The…read moreservice is great, seems like everyone there is happy to be there and chat about food&wine with customers! The staff was wonderful. The parking is in the back with 5 spots so that worked out nicely. The area is a bit industrial and run down in some spots so I would try to stay parked quite close to the restaurant if possible. Would love to try the oysters next time!!

Food was great! Service was outstanding…read more Ambience was really good especially for our larger party (10 of us). Background noise was low and we were able to have conversations without having to raise our voices. Highly recommend the Old fashioned cocktail

Not sure how to best represent our experience. It wasn't horrible but it wasn't great and it seemed…read morea bit pricey for what we got. I think we spent $70 with a tip and that was for 3 people. No Alcohol. One soda and 3 entrees and an appetizer. Again, the food wasn't bad but it wasn't amazing. I posted pics of what we got. The shrimp po boy was probably the most disappointing. Don't get me wrong...loaded with shrimp but just your pre-made shrimp, fried and served. My Rasta pasta was really good. Plentiful and heat was just right. The little piece of bread tasted like it may have been a bit out of date. The jerk cheesesteak was good and good flavor. Fries were my favorite. Had a bit of the coating on them and crunchy and just really tasty. Appetizer of fried ochre was 10 out of 10. Portion size was generous and they came out smoking hot and tasted great. Dining room was a bit odd...like a 60's jazz bar. Music was loud for the amount of people there. We were seated by one person who told us they would be serving us and then another guy came and told us he would be taking care of us. Seems like it may be a "whoever gets to the table first and takes an order gets the table". It was an odd exchange when the girl who seated us came back only for us to say some guy already took our drink order. Unclear as to who was supposed to do what but that made things a little weird. I would be willing to go back but my wife wasn't impressed so I don't know as we will return. We wanted to try it as we had heard great things but now that we have, not sure we need to go back. Food wasn't awful, something just left an odd taste with us and our experience.

The Cordial Cork is coming up in my opinion. In the past they struggled with service and food…read moreconsistency, but the last ten times I've been over the last two years, the consistency problems have vanished. Best cocktails in town. Not that there is any real competition. Best wine in town, also, no competition. The menu is enticing, offering real New American recipes. The execution and ingredients aren't all super fresh or fancy, but the fundamentals are there. I'm not a fan of their taco tuesday... just not great tacos. Almost all the apps are great though. The Burgers are fairly good. If i was judging the food quality alone, it'd be like 3 stars. But the menu offerings, the drinks, the atmosphere, and the service are all boosting the overall experience. The atmosphere is lovely in a historic general store with antique shelves and woodwork. Often live piano music on the weekends.

A true diamond in the rough...this wine bar and eatery is located in one of the ancient former…read moreindustrial buildings of the Depot District. But don't hesitate to get in here, just watch your step a bit. It's dim and romantic with a retro vibe. We ate at the bar which always tends to give a good feel for a new place. There were two barmaids who came and went as they had to serve tables too, but service was quite attentive. We were primarily served by Melissa (I hope I remembered her name right!) and she was so helpful with answering questions. We happened to come on the half price app day** so naturally we tried the Breaking Bread... incredible, easily sufficient for four people to share. It was warm, soft, cheesy and full of flavor. The marinara was delicious as was the blended cheese dip. We took half home and enjoyed it the next day. My husband had the smoked salmon sandwich. It was beautiful to behold, smelled so delectable, and off the charts delicious. After I took a bite I was jealous. I did thoroughly enjoy my BLT+E with a wonderful runny egg and thick fresh tomato. I think I would have liked it better on toasted bread vs. the bun. Everything on the menu sounded good. I had a peek at the brunch menu too. I had a cocktail called the Farm Market which was so refreshing and like a taste of summer which I needed badly on this bitter cold evening. They have a great cocktail list and of course an extensive wine list which is set up in unique categories and fun to read. My husband was happy with his wine. They also have port! Four kinds! Melissa kindly gave me a taste of one and I am SO coming back for a port flight. A word on accessibility- the main entrance has two steps up and there are sturdy grab bars on both sides but you do need to be a bit cautious at the bottom. I was told there is a rear or side entry that is wheelchair accessible. It was way too cold to explore but I'll check it out on our next visit in the very near future. If you're thinking of giving the Cork a try, don't hesitate. It's fabulous. **Yelp advises they are removing Tips (boo) so I'll note again here that apps are half price all night on Thursdays.

Everything I said before is still true today. I will add that they have special themed buffets six…read moretimes per year. Check with the school for dates and themes. The cost for each is $10-$12 dollars.