Great food! Met the owner one time and he gave me a bunch of things to try. Sometimes it's a little…read morebusy so I just take it home but I'm sure that is because of the time I'm going.

I've heard the hype about Halal Burgers and was excited to finally give it a try. The menu is…read morewonderfully simple. There's a traditional burger called Signature Burger, then numbered 1-3 depending on how many patties. They have three fancier burgers -- Mushroom & Swiss, BBQ or Jalapeño. There are three types of chicken sandwiches -- Regular, Mango Habanero or Nashville Hot. They also offer chicken wings or chicken tenders with 8 sauces to choose from. Side options are waffle fries or onion rings. If you have a sweet tooth, they offer six flavors of milk shakes. I went with the Signature Burger 2 and a side of waffle fries. In addition to the two patties, it comes with two slices of American cheese, caramelized onions, signature sauce and mayonnaise. It was ready in under 10 minutes and I was on my way. They do have about ten tables if you want to dine inside. The burger comes wrapped in foil and stayed pretty warm by the time I got home. The flavor was excellent but after a few bites it almost seemed too decadent for a burger. I'm not sure how else to explain it other than it was so rich and dense that I think my taste buds were confused. I couldn't really taste the signature sauce, so I think next time I would ask for extra signature sauce and get it without mayonnaise. The fries were crispy and all in all it ended up being the perfect amount of food. I'd be interested to try one of the chicken sandwiches next time.

I recently placed a DoorDash order at Doubleday's Home Plate…read more Doubleday's Home Plate offers a variety of food options. I elected to get the Ooey Gooey Smashburger and an order of fries. The smashburger consists of two smash hamburger patties topped with American cheese with cheese sauce between the patties. I added pickles on my sandwich. The burger was cooked well, in the typical smashburger style, and was very cheesy and delicious. The fries were good. The order came in a plastic container. Not quite eco-friendly but it kept the food warm and fresh. I highly recommend this establishment. My order was filled quickly and my DoorDasher delivered the order quickly. I like having different dining options and this is one place I do intend on visiting again.

I want to say that when this place opened that it was a good go to for food. The burgers and fish…read morewere great. Well, like everything these days, a good concept was ruined. Now, they are basically based at The Famous restaurant which too has gone down hill in quality of food. I had made an order last night after long day of work (work a hour away), and the order was wrong and high priced for the portions. The fish was not a good portion like it was previous and did not even give me tartar sauce with fish. I was not aware of change of location to Famous Restaurant until I made the order and had to drive out of my way after long day at work. Management had refunded me money which was appreciated, but I would say that maybe they should just add this menu to The Famous Menu or to the Doubleday locations and close the doors and concept of this restaurant.

Famous is a good choice if we're trying to come up with a non-chain that is middle of the road…read more Not too casual and not too upscale. On our recent visit, service was ok but not great. I ordered the chicken banh mi. The flavor profile with the spicy sauce alongside the crunchy veggies was very tasty. However the fried chicken pieces were very large and a little overcooked, so difficult to eat on the bun. We will definitely be back, but might try another menu item next time.

Upon departing DR office, I asked staff for their take on Famous, and response was positive…read more Simply could not abide another visit to noisy, small Waffle House. Upon entrance, the ambience exudes comfort, light jazz, and Graclyn. BLT (larger B) was excellent. Onion Soup is arguably Best in south suburbs; Famous is owned by Doubledays and soup recipe is the same, but the cook is different. Strongly suggest the owners invest in the Chez Georges Bistro Hilton Head recipe. Graclyn merits attention as energic server. As a PLUS, there is an Ohio State Lamp to gree customers. Surely the owners can think of a more creative name; how about Doubleday's South.

We had a lovely dinner. Crab ragoons delicious!…read more Veggie pizza was also delicious! Their service was excellent and the atmosphere is pleasant. Tim and Paulina were super friendly and helpful.

I had an order delivered from this restaurant recently…read more I ordered the LEB Smash burger which is two 3 1/2 ounce beef patties with American cheese, grilled onions, and pickles on a bun. This comes with the restaurant's Sommer's secret sauce. I ordered Parmesan Truffle Fries as a side. The order was delivered quickly. The LEB smash burger was cheesy and delicious and I enjoyed the pickles. It's a great take on the classic smash-style burger. The Parmesan Truffle fries were fried well, not greasy, and were plentiful. The fries were pretty good but I feel they could use some ketchup which was not included. I added my own ketchup. The Sommer's secret sauce for the burger is good. It's slightly tangy but not too spicy. The LEB Smash Burger was packed in plastic container. The Parmesan Truffle fries in a eco-friendly container. Other than the Sommer's secret sauce, there were no condiments. I enjoyed the LEB Smash Burger and I would order from this restaurant again. Recommended!

I recently ordered delivery from this restaurant! I ordered the Classic Smash Burger which comes…read morewith an order of fries and your choice of dipping sauce. I chose the Chipotle Ketchup. The Classic Smash Burger consists of two all beef patties on a sesame seed bun. The burger was cooked very well, was cheesy and very flavorful! The fries were seasoned well and are shoestring style. They were good. Not too oily and very plentiful. The chipotle ketchup was okay but not really what I was expecting. It is a bit spicy, perhaps too much to my liking, but I am sure many people would enjoy it. Everything was carefully placed in a nice cardboard box lined with brown paper and sealed. The order itself was placed in a brown paper bag. I do recommend. Food is good, plentiful, and a decent value compared to other chain type restaurants! I would go again as they have a pretty decent selection of food and this experience was good. Recommended!

Nice outdoor seating, but our waitress was very slow at greeting us and we spent probably an hour…read morewaiting on our food because of them being shorthanded. We definitely understood the situation, but our waitress was really overwhelmed and neglected her outside tables! When we received our food, it was not as good as we expected, especially for the price that we paid. We will not be returning. We have spoken to other friends that have also had the same experience. No pictures worth sharing.

My husband and I went to Archer's to enjoy dinner before a movie. We were greeted kindly by the…read morehostess, seated quickly, told our Server for the evening, and offered beverages - all within moments of arrival. Our server, Tyler, was excellent. Although it was the dinner rush, he was calm and helpful, and he took great care of us and the rest of his customers. I got the "sexy" naked Wings and the bread pudding -- both highly craveable!! My husband had a fantastic blue burger with fresh cut fries and homemade Oreo cheesecake. Definitely one of our best dining experiences to date!! We will be back for more.

I went to this restaurant for the first time and the staff was very friendly and accommodating…read more They have a wide variety of options on the menu. I started with the spinach dip and my co worker had potato skins. I didn't try the potato skins, but my co worker enjoyed them. The spinach dip is always a favorite and theirs did not disappoint. I ordered the grilled mahi mahi with Cajun seasoning. A little overcooked but ok. I ordered a house salad and sweet potato fries. I suggest asking for the carmel dipping sauce, it enhanced the fries. Overall, it was a good experience. I recommend this restaurant if you are in the area.

Fun little tavern that specializes with burgers. Pizza is good as well...think Hot Honey. After…read morehaving one of those I'm on the hunt for a jar of that for home. Service was good, prices fair. To me its a great lunch spot. And centrally located so easy to shop afterwards.

Bagger Dave's…read more Trainwreck Libby greets us with a great smile. Very pleasant and laid back vibe. Lots of great burger choices, and my son always studies the menu. I elect the Cobb Salad; Bagger Dave's has redesigned a wimpy Cobb into a Great Cobb Salad. Yes, a Sports Bar, but an enlightened sports bar. Lots of young employees learning and earning prior to their careers. We like this place and highly recommend.

I was very excited to try this restaurant based on reviews I've seen on social media. I was quickly…read moredisappointed in this unseasoned charred burger. This was not a smash burger, customization is hard to do online, they forgot a portion of my order and I still haven't gotten a refund.

I had never heard of MrBeast Burgers, but was in the office and needed something from Door Dash…read more Pretty cool idea in that they use the kitchens of existing restaruants. I think this one comes out of the Bravos at the Dayton Mall. Their hamburgers looked good so I ordered one. Unfortunately, it was ok. I felt that the bun was dry and overall the hamburger was somewhat tasteless. Their menu said that they had a special sauce, but there was no flavor that came through. I am not convinced that these type of restaurants will be able to manage quality control. With so many good hamburger places, I do not think I will give this one a second shot.

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.

Monster Pizza My…read moredear wife reminds me that we have not had pizza since before Thanksgiving. Never ever purchase frozen cardboard pizza, and given years of exploring area pizzas, we have a Top Three pizza favorites. The downtown Bellbrook pizza does not open until 4:00PM, and the nearby Chicago style pizza place is relocating to Clyo Road. Monster Pizza has merited our business for years. We received 14" of snow on Sunday, and driveway is cleared on Tuesday. I love winter, snow, and cold, but not ice. Roads are clear on Wednesday. January 25, 2026 offered the delights and challenges of early winter snow and ice storms. Mother Nature is Impressive; loved the fourteen inches of powder snow in January. Ron's Viking and Norman blood welcomed the enchantments of a northern winter. January 25, 2026 witnessed a national and South West Ohio major snow event of 14" and zero temperatures for a week or longer. This Grand Nature event reminded Ron of epic Ski Resort visits in New Mexico, Arizona, California, Utah, Oregon, Washington, Whistler, Snowshoe,.... Given the thrill of skiing, the low temperature and deep snow are welcome. From age 12, I regularly installed sawdust tires on family cars; I was a huge fan of studded tires, and now insist on AWD. The short drive to Doubleday's was uneventful, and there were few drivers on the road. Doubleday's offers an excellent pizza, and my wife prefers the Voodoo Veggie with tomato sauce and regular crust. She is not disappointed with this pizza. The parking at Doubleday's is snow cleared, and the young lady delivering the pizza to the car is enthusiastic and excellent - she merits an additional tip.

We got take out from Doubleday's over the weekend, and unfortunately had a lackluster experience…read moreyet again. We placed an order for four people that included a fish sandwich, malibu melt, buffalo chicken quesadilla and the boss italian flatbread. They usually bring take out orders to your car, but did not have that available the day we ordered so we were told to pick up the food at the bar. The only problem was, they didn't have the bar staffed and we ended up standing awkwardly at the corner of the bar waiting for someone to acknowledge us, which took far too long and most other employees would make eye contact and then look away as if it wasn't there job to assist us. Strike 1. After about 5 minutes somebody came out of the kitchen asking if we had a take out order, then she heads back to grab it and we went on our way. However, when we got home and unpackaged the food, we were missing an entire entree (the italian flatbread). Strike 2. I called to inform them of the problem and that I would be back shortly to pick it up. When I arrived, it was about another 5 minutes of waiting at the bar before being acknowledged. This was becoming infuriating. Eventually, I got the flatbread and headed back home to my family who had already eaten their food. The most frustrating part of this ordeal was that I never received even a simple "Sorry about that" from anyone at Doubleday's. Strike 3. Since Doubleday's branding is rooted in baseball themes, I'm sure they'll understand that my experience was literally three strikes, and now they're out -- I won't be returning.