Fun family vibe with a dart board (plastic darts) and a couple of video machines with a long list…read moreof beer options and plenty of seating. I got here during a lull and found a six-top in a corner. I ordered a pint of their Fly Light and a basket of "spicy" pork rinds. The beer was excellent, the pork rinds disappeared which clearly means they were tasty. It's a really nice spot. It's very "warehouse" with high ceilings, exposed concrete and cinder block. The big open space makes the noise more muted than it might have been in a smaller space. I enjoyed my time and I might have stayed longer if there was a seat with a power outlet at a table rather than at the bar. [Review 776 of 2026 - 308 in Ohio - 25957 overall]

Disappointed. I walked in at 7:45 and got a beer then walked over to the window to order and the…read morekitchen was closed. I came back the next day because I still wanted a smash burger and everything was great.

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.

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.

Fantastic experience at The Foundry at the AC Hotel! Amazing atmosphere, great vibes, delicious…read morefood, and exceptional service. Ruben was our favorite--friendly, attentive, and truly made the experience even better. You can tell when someone genuinely cares about their guests, and Ruben absolutely did. We had a wonderful time and will definitely be back!

This is a huge bonus for the AC Hotel. It has a cool vibe and nice views of the surrounding area…read moreand the ballpark. The service was good, my old fashioned I ordered was nice and strong (so definitely worth the $16), and my only slight disappointment was they don't serve fries. I opted for the potatoes dish they had in lieu of fries, and it was meh. Outside of that, great spot!!

They had me at fresh cut fries cooked in beef tallow! Wow. What a difference without the oiliness:…read morea hearty mouthfeel and great texture; bursting with flavor, and even the leftovers reheat pretty well. There is no 'meat taste' at all so get in here and give these a try. I had a feeling I would love it and I did. It's a large yet cozy venue with the number 5 featured prominently in assorted art as well as on the tables. The building is historic, lots of wood, brick and brass railings plus a stunning Victorian bar back. We ate at the bar which was very comfortable. Little sliding wooden trays to make it convenient for eating, then just move them out of the way when you're done. They have 10 or so craft beers on tap and a full bar. We had the opportunity to sample a couple brews and we both enjoyed our beer choices and the food. Prices were fair, and tax is included in the menu price. I really want to shout out our bartender/server. Didn't get her name but she had round glasses with eyeglass chain attached and was on the shorter side. She was very customer focused, answering all our first-timer questions, attentive, appropriately conversational, and definitely on the ball as she was handling tables too. Top notch service. About those railings: unless there's a special back entrance, the venue may not be wheelchair accessible. There are two or three steps at the entrance, and if you want the bar instead of booth or table, another three or four. Both have sturdy solid handrails. I do not fault them for this; probably the historic building is exempt, but just wanted to note it for anyone needing that info. All in all a five star experience and I hope to return soon.

Last time I was in here was about 3 or 4 restaurants ago when it was called Jag's. I hope 5 Arch…read morewill stick around for awhile! Character-rich atmosphere with a brick arch inside and a beautiful historic back bar. I'm a bourbon drinker, so didn't try the beer, but was very happy with my Old Fashioned. My e-star burger with mushrooms, Swiss, onions and pickled cabbage was delicious, and the serving of fries was extremely generous. A great spot for dinner with friends.

Lovely place to play some games and drink some good brews. I bought some mead here and it was…read moredelicious. A little pricey, but you get what you pay for. This place is highly reccomended for a slighlty different night out with friends.

I really appreciate this place. The drinks are good and fairly priced. Lots of board game options…read more The women's restroom is very welcoming and tidy. I love coming here! 10/10

Loved the service and their great ribs and chicken lips!!! Always enjoy trying new things at this…read morerestaurant.

Use to live in Miamisburg and come here a lot.. moved away but on my way through .. so I had to…read morevisit Food and services was great ??

We are from Columbus so this was our first time stopping in here. It's a really cool place with a…read morereally cool backstory. The decor is awesome. The bar has a firetruck behind it. The sauces are all good. The service was great. The sweet tea was on point. My husband and I always get the same thing when we go to bbq places. I always get brisket and he always gets smoked turkey. Both were really good. The sides are delicious. The green beans were salty and savory and mouth watering the garlic mashed potatoes with the brisket gravy were amazing. Too stuffed to order desserts but they sounded good. We will be back for sure.

I like to start off with the good! We've been here more than a few times. The food is always on…read morepoint and occasionally the service is as well. I don't see us returning the. The staff for the most part, look as if they came to work in either last nights clothes or pajama bottoms. Since when are sandals ok to work in the restaurant industry? The girls with long hair, while it's pretty, that still doesn't mean I want to see them scratching their head or playing with their hair. Whatever happened to having it pulled back. Is that not a health code thing anymore? And speaking of that, when did it become acceptable for a server to have two filled drink cups tucked in her arm while holding the other 2 in her hands. No trays maybe? Gross. I don't want her hair in my drink! I guess I'm just old fashioned and like to feel comfortable that my food and drink are being handled with a little more respect. I guess I kind of feel like if the front of the house is that sloppy..... what's the back of the house like?

They used to have a brewery tap of different beers, but they changed all that they have nothing…read moreanymore unless you just want crappy, gas stations, warm up sandwiches, etc. just move on. It's not worth anything there. Actually, their gas is gone through the roof. I don't even buy gas there anymore. I don't know what happened to them, but they're not doing anything for the local people.

Beer in a gas station. On tap. Yes it sounds nuts but it's good though. It has a big selection…read morehere. The ones on tap all are available in the cooler for takeout. I had the Elysian Star Dust. On tap beers are all $3 a pint. This isn't bad. It's a good way to sample something before you buy it. You can find each of these in the cooler next to it. Probably the best BP station I've been in. Other areas of the store are clean. They also have self serve yogurt.

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

Hubby & I stopped in for a late lunch around 2:15. The lunch menu ends at 2:00 so we missed that…read more The ambiance is a typical bar with multiple TVs & loud music. I asked about the appetizers & the server informed me they came in frozen so I declined. Hubby ordered fried shrimp with fries & coleslaw. I got the Southwest burger with fries. It took about 25 minutes for our food to arrive. I really loved the fries but my burger was a bit underdone (pink in the middle). Hubby thought the shrimp was average but really liked the fries also. We may eat here again & try other items on the menu.

My wife and I shared a breaded pork tenderloin sandwich with fried mushrooms instead of fries (not…read moreincluded with the sandwich either way). Sandwich was tender and tasty, about the thickness I prefer, 1/4 inch with a thin and nicely seasoned breading. The fried mushrooms were surprisingly good. Best tasting breading I've ever had. In fact, they could bread their tenderloin with it and make it so much better. If I'm ever back in Richmond, I'll be sure to drop by.