Joui wine is a wonderful natural wine bar in the Fire Blocks district in downtown Dayton…read more I stopped in on Sunday for the taco popup & Joui was hopping. They had a special wine list for the event. I love sparkling wines & the Cava from Spain was fantastic! Sitting at the bar the Joui team took care of everyone so efficiently. I also enjoyed a glass of Champagne & finished off with an Aperol Spritz. Their wines to go selection is great & I picked up one of my favorite natural wines Meinklang from Austria to take home to enjoy. I can't wait to visit again soon.

The color palette is somewhat Floridian but still chic. Love the great wine selection and ample…read morebar. Just the right amount of light bites. Peppadew peppers were delicious. Can't wait to go back!

Food was great! Service was outstanding…read more Ambience was really good especially for our larger party (10 of us). Background noise was low and we were able to have conversations without having to raise our voices. Highly recommend the Old fashioned cocktail

Not sure how to best represent our experience. It wasn't horrible but it wasn't great and it seemed…read morea bit pricey for what we got. I think we spent $70 with a tip and that was for 3 people. No Alcohol. One soda and 3 entrees and an appetizer. Again, the food wasn't bad but it wasn't amazing. I posted pics of what we got. The shrimp po boy was probably the most disappointing. Don't get me wrong...loaded with shrimp but just your pre-made shrimp, fried and served. My Rasta pasta was really good. Plentiful and heat was just right. The little piece of bread tasted like it may have been a bit out of date. The jerk cheesesteak was good and good flavor. Fries were my favorite. Had a bit of the coating on them and crunchy and just really tasty. Appetizer of fried ochre was 10 out of 10. Portion size was generous and they came out smoking hot and tasted great. Dining room was a bit odd...like a 60's jazz bar. Music was loud for the amount of people there. We were seated by one person who told us they would be serving us and then another guy came and told us he would be taking care of us. Seems like it may be a "whoever gets to the table first and takes an order gets the table". It was an odd exchange when the girl who seated us came back only for us to say some guy already took our drink order. Unclear as to who was supposed to do what but that made things a little weird. I would be willing to go back but my wife wasn't impressed so I don't know as we will return. We wanted to try it as we had heard great things but now that we have, not sure we need to go back. Food wasn't awful, something just left an odd taste with us and our experience.

Wine bar with great entertainment ( check their FB page for specific events). They don't normally…read morehave food, but the Monday wine tasting is the exception as Jayne presents a fantastic charcuterie trey. Don't want wine? They have a nice bar, great selection of beers in cans and bottles, and they have the best expressi martinis in town. Friendly service, great drinks and fabulous entertainment- what is not to love about this place?

This is our first time here and really enjoyed myself customer service was excellent food was…read moredelicious from Bennett's in Miamisburg it was the best food I had in a while thanks people

The Wine Cellar in Osaka isn't your normal wine bar/wine shop. Located inside of Osaka Japanese…read moreSteakhouse, it's a separate entity inside the restaurant operated by the former wine staff from Bruning's Wine & Clock. It offers wine tastings on Wednesdays and Fridays from 5-8 PM, with the Wednesday night tastings often hosted by reps from area wine distributor. Full menu service from the restaurant is available during wine tastings. The retail part of the Wine Cellar covered most of the bases with regards to its selection found on the racks arranged around the bar area of the restaurant. The staff is friendly and helpful. While its selection of wines was very limited especially compared to grocery stores and many other wine shops, they seemed quite affordable, ranging mostly from $10-$70 with the majority falling on the lower end of the spectrum, and focusing on more less well known wines from smaller production winemakers. Although the Wine Cellar and the restaurant operate separately and the restaurant offers a full wine list at the standard restaurant markup for wine, I was told that diners who buy a bottle at the Wine Cellar at retail price can drink that wine in the restaurant with their meal for a nominal corkage fee ($6?). That's a win! In the end, the Wine Cellar in Osaka isn't my usual first stop when I'm looking for a bottle of wine. That said, as a place to taste wines, it exceeds all of my expectations with friendly, knowledgeable service, and exceptional choices of wine to sample.

Great selection of excellent wines. Prices are mostly at state minimum. Plus, for a small corkage…read morecharge you can bring a bottle to your table.

There's simply nothing like Crafted and Cured. Its home town, Troy, Ohio, is a wonderful place to…read morevisit -- lots of history and lots to see and do. C&C is in a marvelous three-stories-high 1929 art deco building that's been fully restored. C&C's food is great. And their bars offer anything and everything you could imagine. We live in Cincinnati and we're always glad we made the short trip to Crafted & Cured. It's located a few steps from Troy's picturesque town square. Oh, and while you're there be sure to visit the Hayner mansion, now Troy's Civic Center, next door to Miami County's outstanding Court House. On your way home stop by the Marsh Super Market, now a first class liquor store, for a bottle of Hayner Bourbon!

What a great use of space! This was originally a bank and is now a very cool beer and craft…read morecocktail establishment that also serves a variety of creative charcuterie boards to please your taste buds!! The four of us in our group had the best cocktails ever! Tyler ( I hope I remembered his name correctly ) crafted and created some of the best cocktails and we got to watch him in action. This bar was upstairs and the beer taps were downstairs. In the "basement", where the original vault and safe deposit boxes that are open to view and I believe for private dining (?) The atmosphere is relaxed and laidback with some sofas and side chairs, upstairs, or you can choose from a dining table from intimate tables for two or larger groups both upstairs and downstairs. This was a very cool place and I wish other towns and cities across American would follow Crafted and Cured's lead!

We had a wonderful time at 7 Mile Winery! The wine was excellent, and the pink lemonade slushie was…read moreabsolutely amazing--refreshing and perfect for a warm day. The live music created a great atmosphere, and the staff was welcoming, friendly, and attentive, making the whole experience even better. Having Big T BBQ there was an unexpected bonus. The food was delicious and paired perfectly with the wine. If you're looking for a relaxing place with great drinks, good food, and a fun, laid-back atmosphere, I highly recommend a visit to 7 Mile Winery!

My fiancee told me about this winery, and man cannot live on beer alone, so I was up for checking…read moreit out. It's a bit of a drive from Cincinnati, but I'll admit, it's worth it. Love the super laid back feel of the barn inside and outside. The server was very friendly and welcoming too. Most of the wines here are on the sweeter side but they do offer a few dry wines too. We opted for a couple flights of six wines too try. Here's what we had: Me: -Apple Crisp -Ad Amare Vino -Bella Notte (blackberry) -Wild Crush (blueberry) -Petite Syrah -Pinot Grigio My fiancee: -Strawberry Fields -Veteran Red -Petite Syrah -Terzetto -Pinot Grigio -Chardonnay I was pleasantly surprised by some of the sweeter wines even though I'm more of a dry wine fan. Their Petite Syrah and Terzetto (Cabernet Sauvignon, merlot, Sangiovese blend) were my top two dry wines. Overall, pretty solid place, and one I could see visiting again.

Food, service, and ambiance are perfect! I love that they have fresh, raw oysters year round.read more

Really cool spot! Sitting at the bar is great and the wine roulette is fun on Wednesdays. The…read moreservice is great, seems like everyone there is happy to be there and chat about food&wine with customers! The staff was wonderful. The parking is in the back with 5 spots so that worked out nicely. The area is a bit industrial and run down in some spots so I would try to stay parked quite close to the restaurant if possible. Would love to try the oysters next time!!

I love a good coffee shop, so I found this one on Yelp. Nate and I were exploring Yellow Springs…read moreand I loved this little town! Emporium Wines & the Underdog Cafe is a cute and cozy charming little shop with lots of wine for sale and some tasty food. There isn't a ton of seating, so we had to share a table with a kind stranger while we enjoyed our iced Americanos and breakfast focaccia. The breakfast focaccia was delicious - it had cheese, chili crisp, and a hard boiled egg inside. We also added some bacon. I really liked this and it was great to split for a light breakfast snack. They also have other breakfast items and lunch food. There are bookshelves full of used books for sale. The space seems very community-forward and I think I'd be a regular here if I lived nearby.

I stopped in to sit and kill time with a book and a coffee…read more I ordered an iced latte at the counter, and found a table facing the outside sidewalk. I saw they also sell wrapped grab 'n go sandwiches, drinks and yogurt parfaits. I didn't see a menu, but apparently they have pastries and breakfast sandwiches. They are also a beer & wine shop retail shop. There are several tables both inside and out to sit and read or socialize. It was a really pleasant atmosphere in the middle of the day. They have shelves of used books for $4.99, alphabetical by author. I found one to purchase. I came back with granddaughter for breakfast, but I wished we had gone to a different place, more of a full service breakfast joint. I had a breakfast wrap and a hot coffee. It was pretty good. The staff were okay, not super friendly.

We have walked by Deaf Monty's dozens of times and had always wanted to check it out, but never…read moreseemed to get around to it. So, we were pleasantly surprised when they were a stop on a food tour we took recently! They are in a beautiful old Victorian home with lots of charm. The hosts were very personable and told us all about their business and how they got started. We look forward to going back and hanging out for a little longer next time.

I've only been here once but would like to give it another try. They are supposed to have a light…read morefood offerings but the evening I went you could only get crackers, 1 cheese and olives. I was mainly interested in food. But the wine selection seems big and diverse. I had a Sauvignon Blanc and the different size pours you can get were nice to try more than one. The decor and feel is definitely that of an old bed and breakfast, which this place operates as. It was neat to see unique and old furniture but most of the seating was impractical for going with a group. Not good for large groups because the sound really carries

This store is small candy and Coffee shop inside the mall. They a large selection of candy and also…read morehave beverages. The store is clean and the candy I purchased was fresh. The clerk was courteous and very freindly. The prices seemed high but what you expect for being inside a mall.