We were in from out of town and stumbled upon this gem. Two of us ordered kielbasa and Pierogis…read more It was thinly sliced kielbasa with shredded cabbage, onions and plump, delicious pierogi. Sorry I didn't take a picture.

Last night was the first time in a long time I have been insulted by the food alone at a…read morerestaurant. $15 for a limp pickle, cold fries, and possibly the worst Reuben Sandwich I have ever had in my life. Spouse and I have been here before and I was not impressed, but not bad enough to object tonight when they wanted to try it again. Thankfully I think tonight's assessment will keep me from throwing away more money at this place. This review is going to bounce around a bit so please bear with me, gentle reader. I am downright flabbergasted at The Audacity of this dinner. I'll start with the fries. Spouse's were fresh-ish, still warm with some texture to them. Mine were cold and sad from the start and I knew this was a harbinger for my whole plate when I saw that "[Brausch's] Style of a Reuben sandwich" came on Texas toast. I get it. You're not a strictly-sandwich place and you don't serve breakfast, rye bread might not move too fast. So you have two options: 1: Divulge the fact that "Your style" is on something besides rye bread, or (and this is probably better) 2: Take the cursed thing off your menu. Whoever was running the grill needs to know that you don't just dump a tablespoon of liquid margarine on a piece of bread, set it on the grill for 10 seconds and call it toasted. They should also know that sauerkraut is another traditional staple in a Reuben sandwich. I had to open up the sandwich to see if there was any- there is some. Not enough to taste. I noticed its texture as I tried to gnaw my way through the dinner-entree-thickness-sliced corned beef. Sorry I posted pictures of chewed up gristle y'all but this was EGREGIOUS. There is a chunk or two that didn't make the Final Cut of my pictures; this is most of it. I *think* I *may* have seen two drops of Russian/ 1,000 Island dressing. I sure didn't taste it. Ah yes, upon review I see what must have been the lone inclusion of said ingredient leaking out of the greasy, mushy Texas toast this... thing came out to me on. Welp this has gone on for far too long so I'm going to wrap it up by telling you to go across the street to Beaugard's or MC's because neither one of those places have ever disappointed me unlike this Fake News Reuben.

been there when my son is in town from LA. He likes it there. It is nice, food is good . People…read moreserving is nice and just an all around good place. Only small thing is prices are a tiny bit high for some of the food and it seems to depend when you go about the portion size. One time it is nice and next tiny. But over al it is a nice time and you can take your dog and go out on the patio which is nice after she is groomed down the street.

We ordered mac daddy, it was very good just wish it was more creamy vs watery. Broccoli and cheddar…read moresoup was very good, its more blended vs chunky. Also ordered the pit master sandwich, have a good flavor with lots of meat. It needs a more harder bread, the meat was juicy but the bun was soggy.

Our recent lunch here was delicious! We came to the…read morefarmer's market and had lunch, as well. I had the Brisket sandwich with the spicy sauce and coleslaw. The basket lunch came with a cookie too. My husband got the Wings and a beer. The brisket sandwich was juicy, flavorful and delicious. I ate every bite. My hands were a mess afterwards but I didn't care. The sandwich was awesome.

The beer cheese and pretzel combo is probably in my top 10 in the Cincinnati area…read more They also have a delicious pineapple hefe. It's the only thing I drink when I go here. This chicken wrap was probably one of the most disgusting things I've ever had the displeasure of eating. It should be permanently removed from the menu. It should be called an onion with chicken wrap. They also have Trivia on Thursdays. The questions were so easy even a fifth grader could answer them. Wasn't much of a challenge.

Fun place in downtown Xenia. This place is right on the bike trail. Not sure which one since they…read moreall connect. They offer their own brews and guest brews. Service is very good. Love the atmosphere. Sunday they have folks in playing string instruments.... Guitars, fiddles, anything that has a string and they play some really good bluegrass tunes. Parking n the street.

Beer me! This is a…read moremicro- brewery (no food) that serves a very nice selection of house made beers. I had the Two Hops this Time. It's a pale ale with citrusy Amarillo hops added in. Nice! My SO had the Nitro Dankle. This is a Dunkel beer with nitrogen as the fizzing agent. Very nice beer on the darker side. Yup, I'll be back.

We love stopping in at Trail Town. The food and beers are great. Christina is an amazing…read morebartender and always takes excellent care of us. She always makes us laugh and goes above and beyond to make our visits terrific

It is unfortunate how one bartender can shift the entire atmosphere by being so dismissive and…read moreunhelpful, lacking compassion warmth and human decency. However, the owner is kind & accommodating to make up for it.

Generally good, but busy and loud on a Friday night. The space is nice, with room at the bar. The…read moremechanics around figuring out how to place an order were somewhat complicated. There's a display showing four different estimated wait times. There are people placing orders at a kiosk. It wasn't clear that it was even possible to order food at the bar (but it was). The music was so loud that it was hard to even talk to the bar tender and place an order. In terms of the beer, I was fairly satisfied. The beer list included a number of "somewhat out there" fruit beers along side a smaller number of more traditional styles. That's fine. I had an IPA, and it was generally good. Kind of in the midwestern style with some caramel malt. In terms of the food, I really just ordered a salad. It was good. It was nice to have the option to order a substantial salad and feel like it was a meal. In terms of service, it seemed like everything behind the bar was hectic. There were several different people, but it wasn't clear who was responsible for taking my order or closing my tab. It was just hard to get anyone's attention. All told, this was fine. And even fun. Despite the noise, the live music was good. My only real complaint is that it seemed difficult to navigate the ordering process.

I love that they have outdoor seating right along the river - it's beautiful setting!…read moreHowever, be aware that is not traditional table service. You have to go to the bar or use the app on the table to place your order. They do bring your food to the table, but you'll need to pick up your dinks yourself. Also, check your bill carefully. I noticed a 2% service fee added to mine. When I asked what it was for. I was told it goes toward employee benefits. I was surprised because I had been told they don't offer health insurance health insurance. I would definitely ask about the fees add to my bill that isn't stated when you order.

I like this place since it has patio areas. They have their own beers, March 1st, and guess beers…read more Im having Sea Foam IPA and Who cooks for you IPA both from Jackie O's out of Athens Ohio. They do have a kitchen available as well.

Enjoy a beer after work, got tacos to go. Phenomenal and for amount the price-- even better..read more

We were exploring Yellow Springs and I realized there are a couple breweries in town so Nate and I…read moremade our way over to this spot. We walked through a neighborhood to get to it, but it's on a bike trail, which my brother has actually biked from his house in Dayton. The brewery was pretty empty when we were there but the employees were super friendly and helpful, talking us through all the options and what the favorites/most popular beers are. Nate got a flight and I got a beermosa, which you can order with any of their beers - they recommended the raspberry springer, which was perfectly fruity and a great pairing. I also ended up trying a canned seltzer that they had (not their own), which was very tasty and not a brand we get in Michigan. The space is open and decent sized, and they have plenty of outdoor seating too. There's a shelf of board games that you can play while enjoying your drinks. They don't serve food but they do have chips and pretzels to buy. I love a good brewery and this one was fun to check out.

Love this place. The vibe is great with indoor and outdoor seating. There is always something new…read moreon tap and dogs are allowed on the patio. A chill place to grab a beer while in town.

I like these guys. They are local, and they usually have the stuff I enjoy. Their prices aren't…read morecrazy. It's friendly and right around the corner. Many of the local establishments serve giant piles of IPA, but they don't serve other things. These guys have a great selection and the proprietor is very knowledgeable about what he has. They have a cute little patio seating, and they have a friendly bar on the inside. They also carry a selection of wines.

A wonderful wine and beer bar, with a "Cheers" feel to it. Service is always great with good food…read moreas well.

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.

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]