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.

The color palette is somewhat Floridian but still chic. Love the great wine selection and ample…read morebar. Just the right amount of light bites. Peppadew peppers were delicious. Can't wait to go back!

I enjoy the interior of this bar and think the decorations and signage are very cute. The…read morebartenders are also very attentive and helpful when ordering drinks. I enjoy some of their wine selections but am not much of a fan of their cocktail options. The food is decent here, we like to order the stuffed olives and also tried the bread appetizer last time which was decent too.

Capital C for cool. Cool menu cool staff cool kitchen. The coolest place in Dayton. When a dive bar…read more& a gastro pub make a little cozy bar baby that has oysters & Prosecco, tuna melts & cookies, i think it makes for a wonderful evening. Brock was also wildly cool. Thanks for the fabulous time :)

This is our first time here and really enjoyed myself customer service was excellent food was…read moredelicious from Bennett's in Miamisburg it was the best food I had in a while thanks people

Found a wine bar. They have beer and some cocktails but they specialize in wine. On weekend…read moreevenings they often have a live band. Service was polite and they were helpful. Reasonable prices unpretentious. Can order food and have it delivered.

We have walked by Deaf Monty's dozens of times and had always wanted to check it out, but never…read moreseemed to get around to it. So, we were pleasantly surprised when they were a stop on a food tour we took recently! They are in a beautiful old Victorian home with lots of charm. The hosts were very personable and told us all about their business and how they got started. We look forward to going back and hanging out for a little longer next time.

I've only been here once but would like to give it another try. They are supposed to have a light…read morefood offerings but the evening I went you could only get crackers, 1 cheese and olives. I was mainly interested in food. But the wine selection seems big and diverse. I had a Sauvignon Blanc and the different size pours you can get were nice to try more than one. The decor and feel is definitely that of an old bed and breakfast, which this place operates as. It was neat to see unique and old furniture but most of the seating was impractical for going with a group. Not good for large groups because the sound really carries

Our kind of place!! It's an old bank - a couple levels - beautiful architecture…read more They have a wine bar, a bourbon/cocktail bar, a "food" bar. You can walk around and go from floor to floor with one tab Servers/bartenders are very nice and provide good service. Relaxing and enjoyable! Would definitely come back!

The atmosphere is great…read more However you need to have easy access to drinks The lines are long. Long long. And the food is great but also very pricey. Overall a good experience but long wait goes and high prices take away from the experience

I absolutely love 7 Mile Winery. My husband, our friends, and I meet here about once a month for…read morewine and bingo, and it's always such a great time. Bingo is fun on the side, but the real star here is the wine. They offer wine flights, which are perfect if you want to sample a variety, and I can also highly recommend the wine slushies--so good! You can also just grab a bottle, relax, and enjoy the evening with good company. The winery doesn't serve food, but there's usually a food truck outside, so you'll never go hungry. We were there again just last weekend and were a little worried it might be cold since it's in a barn, but it was surprisingly warm and cozy with the heaters going. It was actually really comfortable. This place is fantastic year-round--winter or summer, you really can't go wrong. If you visit, make sure to try the elderberry wine. It's my absolute favorite, and I hope you love it as much as I do! Highly recommend--check it out!

we found this charming little winery unfortunately late in our Miami student's journey but it has…read morebecome a must-visit stop. they offer a six-wine flight for $15 (total of 12 ounces) and had an enviable bar selection that had something that excited my bourbon-loving hubs. They don't have the big ice cubes so you'll have to go neat, deal with pedestrian ice cubes, or BYOGI (bring your own giant ice). And they can't sell liquor by the bottle (he tried sweet talking the bartender). Lots of comfortable seating inside and out, clean bathrooms, live music. plenty of parking. Close drive. It's a win!

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.

They truly deserve the name. Fantastic vibe, friendly service, and the food is just great. Nice,…read morebut not overwhelming, menu. I decided on the grilled chicken dinner, which is a go to of mine. While the chicken was perfect, it was the sides, the expertly seasoned house vegetables and dirty rice that made the meal special. I'm glad I ordered this, as they were very busy and my server told me the prep may have caused a delay, so she allowed me to change my order, but let me know when it looked like the kitchen would be able to accommodate. So glad they did. That's great service even when the place was that busy. Upper Echelon is fire. You won't find a better meal in Xenia.

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!

A Dayton Original. The people are friendly and down-to-earth, and there's always a generous…read moreselection of pours with something for everyone.

Such a cool place! Plenty of beers on tap, plus a couple wines, but so many more options available…read moreby the can to drink there or to-go! I love sours, so anytime I can find a great selection, I'm thrilled. It's kind of a small space, but they have lots of games if you're looking for something to do with your friends while you sip, and they also entertainment throughout the week. They also have a small patio right out front, and they're a part of Dayton's recently expanded DORA area if you want to take your drink and walk around.

Salar is an elegant restaurant with an interesting menu and beautifully prepared dishes. We've…read moreenjoyed several special meals here over the years, including this past Mother's Day brunch. For our main courses, we had the Smoked Salmon Eggs Benedict, the Salar Breakfast, and an Omelette. Everything was generous and perfectly prepared. The smoked salmon was balanced nicely -- flavorful without overpowering the dish -- and the poached eggs were done just right with a slight firmness. The spinach pairing, both cooked beneath the salmon and fresh on the side, worked really well. The ham on the Salar Breakfast was a standout: smoky, flavorful, and not overly salty. The omelette was cooked perfectly as well. Service was outstanding from the moment we walked in. We were seated immediately, our server was attentive throughout, and every request was handled without hesitation. The restaurant was also spotless, including the restrooms. Highly recommend.

We come to Dayton once a year for WGI Percussion world championships in April…read more We usually come here for a nice sit down dinner. The food is Latin American fusion and it definitely gets filled even in the Thursday night that we eat there. Menu seems to change slightly every year. The plating is very appealing and the tastes match the food. Definitely get a reservation, especially in the prime dinner hours. Come here if you are looking for a more upscale and slightly more pricey experience to accompany the good food.