Decent place, great people from what I've seen. Good jukebox. I heard there were a lot of fights…read morehere. Be careful.

Donna is probably the closest thing to the second coming. Not only was she the right amount of…read moreprofessional, she was so easy to get along with. Automatically she made us feel right at home and her bartender skills are adjacent to that of wizardry. Extremely recommend.

Excellent service, very reasonable prices and nice, fun patrons! Always get fast and friendly…read moreservice from Kat and other bartenders!

I asked if the kitchen was open and the bar tender said "it can be". We sat ourselves and were…read moreignored, so we left. We ended up going to Sheetz gas station for a quick bite and were pleasantly surprised at how good it was.

Ignore the (2?) bad reviews. This is the best bar in Dayton, bar none. The regulars rule, the…read morebartenders are fantastic. I'll be back here every year I come to Dayton, what an amazing place.

We arrived early and took some time to stroll up and down the cobble‑stoned streets of Dayton's…read morehistoric Oregon District, enjoying the window shopping before heading into Blind Bob's. The pub fits right into the neighborhood's character -- lively, full of personality, and steeped in history. Inside, the atmosphere is pure rock 'n roll: casual, energetic, and welcoming. I tried their famed pickle soup, which was cream‑based and reminded me of broccoli and cream soup, with just a subtle pickle flavor that wasn't overpowering. It was okay, but the real standout was the IPA collaboration with Toxic Brewing, a neighboring brewery -- crisp, flavorful, and very good. Nicole had a burger and enjoyed it alongside two of those same Toxic Brewing IPAs (I don't recall the name, but they were excellent). Our host was friendly, service was quick, and judging by the tables around us, everyone else seemed to be enjoying their grub too. A colleague from work joined us and generously picked up the tab, which made the visit even more memorable. Blind Bob's is a fun stop in the Oregon District -- great local beer, unique menu items, and a rock 'n roll vibe that matches the historic setting.

I had heard they offer a brunch, so 4 of us went. They were out of their beloved pickle soup. We…read moregot some THC seltzers, and food. Grilled cheese, hummus plate and a cheeseburger with tots. Service was friendly. Food good, nice mellow music for a Sunday. Liked the slow vibe (contrasting the weekend frenzy)

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!

Diamond in the rough!!…read more This place shines when we were looking for a good meal and a quick beer. Wine & beer selection is outstanding. Wine store connected offers even more selection! Bravo

Amazing food - I had a pizza with fig sauce! The only thing that was lacking was that the…read morerestaurant has a store in it too, so ambiance wasn't perfect.

So I checked out this pizza place nearby, and wow, I was happy! Their Buffalo chicken pizza was…read moreamazing with the right spice and taste. One of the best around. We also got loaded wedges, amazing that were crispy, cheesy, great for sharing (or not!). It's awesome if you want something different from your usual pizza night. Be back for sure!

The bartender was engaging and efficient. The food was very good. We shared the wings and they…read morewere huge! My brother had the pork tenderloin sandwich and it was excellent! We stopped in Dayton on our way home to the Chicago area from Pinehurst. We are disappointed we won't be returning!