What an amazing deli. Open since 1964. Kind of in a bad part of town, but definitely worth the…read morestop. One of the largest sandwich menus I've ever seen. I had the Smoky the Bear, which is Mesquite Turkey, Lebanese bologna, jalapeños, a chipotle sauce, cheese etc. that was to die for and on a pretzel bun. Also had their potato salad, which was amazing. All of the meats are sliced to order. They even have cabbage rolls on the menu. This is a great mom and Pop historical deli. I will be back to try many more sandwiches. Highly recommend.

Wish i took a pic of my Italian sandwich(The U2). Big flavor, big menu, big ups to Charlie's! First…read moretime going there today and I'm going to be happy going back.

We had a wonderful celebration dinner at Grist. If you appreciate handmade pasta and creative…read moreflavors, this place is something special. The husband-and-wife team behind Grist has created one of the most inventive pasta menus you'll find anywhere. It's casual--you order at the counter--but don't mistake that for ordinary dining. We started with the rosemary Parmesan focaccia and the cow's milk burrata. Both were excellent. The focaccia was simple, fresh, and perfectly executed, while the burrata was an absolute standout. For our entrées, we had the Mafalda al Agnello, Raviolo al'Uovo, Spring Pea Agnolotti, and Tonnarelli di Mare. Every pasta was handmade and beautifully prepared. The Mafalda stole the show, with wide, ruffled ribbons coated in an incredible braised lamb sauce. The Raviolo al'Uovo was unlike anything I've had before--a single oversized raviolo with remarkable flavor and a presentation that was as memorable as it was delicious. Grist is proof that great dining doesn't require white tablecloths. It simply requires talented people making exceptional food. We couldn't recommend it more.

Simply amazing. We didn't have a reservation, and couldn't have gotten one anyway, because they…read morewere booked solid for two weeks out. So we just walked in, and the host was kind enough to let us sit at the little bar area near the window. I like their ordering system. You have many options --- go up to the cash register and order there, order from the server who comes by your table (or in our case, bar), or use your phone by scanning the QR code. And if you use your phone, each person in your party can do it themselves on their own phone. Regardless, it all gets added to the same order for the same table. Pretty slick. At the end, when it comes time to pay, the app lets you split the check however you want, and you can even see the name of the person that ordered each item. The food was incredible. It's not cheap, and the portions are a little smaller than some might expect at an Italian restaurant. But for us, it was filling enough. I personally had the raviolo, which was delicious. Little did I know that in Italian, "raviolo" is singular while "ravioli" is plural. So I got one giant raviolo on my plate (see picture). I didn't care much for the runny egg yolk on top, but it was as advertised on the menu. All the other food orders were amazing, especially the desserts. I'd definitely come back once my food budget resets.

The Wright Place lounge at the Holiday Inn I-675 Fairborn-Dayton is great. The service is…read moreoutstanding. Great new menu. Very quaint and just very comfortable. Beverly is the absolute best.

OK food all around like if you're hungry it's a great place just to go get a quick serve as…read moreAmerican menu

Food was great!! Smash burger was full of flavor. The Burger Bistro is great to check out. Highly…read morerecommend checking out if you get the chance.

Dayton is certainly getting some interesting new spots and The Silos is one of those mew must-try…read morelocations. It's such a unique gatherall for food and drinks with an ambiance that truly makes it stand out. It's not huge like some others but it's brimming with character. There are four food spots and a bar with great drink options surrounded by lots of comfortable seating. The food spots include Nood Bar (noodles), Kung Fu BBQ (Asian BBQ), The Burger Bistro, and Fete (bowls and salads). Here's the fiod we tried: The burger bistro -turkey burger -Brussels sprouts -chicken parm eggrolls Nood Bar -Japanese fried chicken Bao (3) -Korean corn dog Kung fu bbq -3 smoked brisket birria tacos with a side of Mac and cheese If was tough to decide an absolute favorite of everything, but I thought the bao was the best, followed by the eggrolls, and the birria tacos. All of it was very tasty though and I can't say any dish was remotely disappointing. The service from each spot, including the bar, was great too. I'd absolutely recommend checking it out.

We got a 7" old fashioned and a 7" Uncle Louie, hot. I have had most of the traditional sub at…read morework, but they are not hot and they are always made with the plain bread. I like these sub hot or cold, and I like the sesame bread. Side salads are ok, the cookies are fantastic. Service is fantastic, quick and friendly. Dining area has plenty of comfortable booths.

Poorly ran. They ran out of onions for god sake. How fresh are the rest of the ingredients?read more

First impressions? Very good - a neighborhood diner. Two staffers greeted me when I arrived, both…read morehustling to keep a full dining room humming. Good teamwork among the staff. I sat at the counter and ordered a patty melt w/side of coleslaw. The water and menu arrived promptly, as did my food. Price? $17 including tip. Unlike the greasy mess that is the typical patty melt, this one was dry. All the expected ingredients were present, but how did they manage to make it so dry. Frankly, I was craving a little bit of a mess, but no objections. The beef flavor was good. The cheese was fully melted. I do wish the onions were a bit more caramelized. I will admit to being intrigued by the pistachio cake. I almost ordered a slice, but that was too much green food dye for me. Will I return? Yes.

I stopped at this diner for a late breakfast on my way back to Columbus, and I'm really glad I did!…read moreThe food was great, the service was excellent, and I hope to stop by again when I'm in the area.

Okay where do I even start because this is the best breakfast place in Ohio, if not the best…read morerestaurant period. The food at this place is insane, I've been many times and every time I eat here it just gets better and raises my standards for other restaurants. They have two full sides of menu, and there's not a single dud. Their burritos are flavorful and perfectly curated, their pancakes are sweet and huge, and their chicken makes me understand why people explode to 500 pounds. I could go on forever. The service in this establishment is so excellent. The waitresses are super kind and fun, as well as helpful. Art fills the walls creating a beautiful space that Is intensified by tasteful music picks. This place feels straight out of a movie. Every choice they make for their business is so wonderful and you can tell it's a real team effort. This is what Ohio is, this is culture and community, and this is the unity food should bring.

The Ugly Duckling was probably a one time visit for me. The atmosphere was great, and the service…read morewas friendly and attentive. You can tell they're aiming to put a unique twist on classic brunch dishes, which I can appreciate, even if it wasn't quite my style. I ordered the Gravy'd Cheddar Tots, and my friend ordered the Breakfast Burrito. While the food was well-prepared, I personally found the value a bit lacking for the price. The Gravy'd Cheddar Tots consisted mostly of tater tots topped with eggs, white cheddar, and gravy. I basically paid $16 for 2 eggs; I left more hungry leaving than I did coming in. I understand that their menu is designed to be creative and different from a traditional brunch spot, but I found myself missing some of the more classic breakfast elements. In the end, it just wasn't the right fit for my preferences, and I left wishing the meal had been a bit more filling.

I enjoyed myself!…read more Food/Drink: Typical sandwich you would expect. Sammy's are juicy and delicious. A bit messy but delicious. Appetizers: None. Bread: Bun is a little flat, it's your typical $1 store. The lettuce wrap gets even messier but a good alternative. Dinning Area: Average size, open concept. Plenty of seating! Prices: Relatively inexpensive. Parking: Large, shared lot, wrap around just off the main road. Bathrooms: Bathrooms were clean and one person, sizeable. Atmosphere: During the weekday night off season, summer still pretty steady, but not unmanageable. Staff/Attendants: Cashier was Great and highly motivated, very nice dude, and relatively attentive. Awesome experience! 8/10

The service is FAST and right on spot. I worked in a NJ sub…read moreshop called the White House...subs made exactly like the Philly subs and Jerseys makes theirs just like the original subs from up north... it's the rolls...dough made up north and it's the water that makes it SO...SO good. They also offer lettuce, tomatoes and onions sliced THIN...you add red vinger...oil and oregano with red pepper flakes and that's a sub..the best you'll ever eat