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The interior of this restaurant is stunning. It's in an old building, with exposed brick and rafters. Carved wood accents the bar and dining room. Very classy, visually rich. Service is fairly attentive, good, but nothing special. The food is good. It isn't the best or most authentic Thai I've ever had, but it is very good food. As Dayton's only Thai restaurant, they could certainly do a lot worse and still draw return customers. I am a fan of the noodle dishes, while most of my friends prefer the various curries. You can choose your spiciness on a scale of 1-10, with 1 being almost sweet and the 10 of some dishes burning your cheeks and gums. Friends who have tried the sushi report that it's very good. However, there are several other Japanese restaurants in the Dayton area that are probably more authentic. Also, almost the entire menu is available as vegetarian. Overall, I've recommended this restaurant to many people, and have brought several "virgins" to Thai 9 for their first experience with the cuisine of Thailand.
Pad Wun Sen...I love the thin, clear noodles! The vegetables and your choice of chicken, pork, tofu, or shrimp are cooked just right, and it's always arrived hot and well-presented. The peanuts and bean sprouts make for a nice crunchy accent. Leave a Comment Theme: Japanese/SushiPrice: US$11-20 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageDirections: In the Oregon District, behind Oregon Express. Park in the lots beside the record store.
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This is a wonderful place to go for an unbelieveable steak. The ambience is relaxing (they say back in the day the Dayton Mafia used to meet here). Service is outstanding. You never have to worry about looking fpr a server, because they will have you taken care of before you know you need something. There is a security guard that patrols the parking area, so safety is not an issue. You walk in these beautiful stain glass doors and that sets you in the mood for the rest of your dining experience. As far as dress, we were dressed work casual, but did see some people in jeans and some in suits.
They are known for thier steaks and thier "princess ribs". The ribs aren't normal ribs. They are rib meat served on skewers, tender and tasty. But, I would highly suggest the steaks. I got the filet and rib combo and my mouth is still in awe. The hubby got a 20 oz Kansas City Sirloin that was done to perfection. Not one bit of fat could be found on it. One of the other girls in our group got filet tips in mushroom sauce. There was so much mushroom sauce the hubby poured some of it on his steak just for bonus points. We all left happy, relaxed, and very happy tummies! The house dressing is a garlic parmesan dressing. It is excellent, but should come with a warning label (My breath was toxic after it for the rest of the night). One of the other guys got the ranch dressing and he said it was the best ranch dressing he had ever had. Theme: SteakhousePrice: US$21-30 » Currency ConverterComparison: less expensive than averageAddress: 1410 N. Main Street, Dayton, OHPhone: (937) 276-4193Directions: Downtown on Route 48 just off of I-75. Easy to get to.
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This local institution has the kind of mouth watering steaks and chops that even the President of the U.S. (George Bush elder) waits in line for! Dark knotty panelling and red booth decor. Steaks served with delicious thinly sliced onion rings; salads and veggies just ordinary. Go at 5:30 when it opens for dinner or be prepared to wait at the bar for a table. No reservations and no credit cards (except their own - a nice bit of cachet for Daytonians). No desserts but there's a Ben & Jerry's store next door.
The best lamb chops ever. Leave a Comment Theme: SteakhousePrice: US$21-30 » Currency ConverterComparison: more expensive than averageAddress: 1926 Brown Street, Dayton, OH 45409Phone: 937) 228-7463Directions: South of downtown, near University of Dayton, on Brown Street at Irving Avenue.
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This place is the real deal. The owners live a mile from the place, and all five family members (plus the occassional cousin) work there. Places like this are hard to come by now, what with the advent of corporate whores like Bob Evans, Cracker Barrel, and Big Boy...this one has survived for over 16 years. The menu has burgers, salads, spaghetti, some steak, grilled and fried chicken, pork chops, sandwiches, "down home" stuff like chicken friend steak, liver and onions, and hot shots/manhattans, fish, and incredible home-made desserts. Surprisingly enough, there are a several vegetarian and even a couple vegan (spaghetti, salad, side dishes) options. There's also great breakfast (my favorite meal), and they open at 5:30am....
The battered cauliflower is awesome...the best I've ever had. This place is famous for the all-you-can-eat fish on Fridays and Wednesdays...it's really good. The burgers are hand-pattied, comparable to Fuddrucker's, but without the hefty price tag. As an added bonus, this place uses cholesterol-free frying oil, and will cook your food without oil...as well as fulfilling most other special requests. The biscuits and gravy is the best EVER, and I loooove the entire breakfast menu. It's super cheap too, and they make custom omelets. Desserts too...yum...if you're a chocolate fan, have the BIG FAT chocolate cake...it's HUGE!!! and soooo good. Leave a Comment Theme: LocalPrice: less than US$10 » Currency ConverterComparison: least expensiveAddress: 1150 West Main St., Tipp CityPhone: 937.667.1168Directions: This restaurant is just off I-75, at exit 68. It has a huge sign and a yellow roof...you can' t miss it. It's about 15 minutes north of Dayton, but it's definitely worth the drive.
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by WILDEFLOWER Have not been downtown to eat for a long time. But the restarant 'Cold Beer and Cheeseburgers' looked inviting! Heard there was an awsome coffee shop late hours in the Oregon District. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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 much in the European tradition by yooperprof Cafe Boulevard is a good choice for dining in the Oregon District, close to central Dayton. I came here in a group of eight fairly sophisticated diners who were attending an academic conference in the central city area, and we were all pleased with the service, atmosphere, and menu selections on offer. I had Beef Wellington, and it was excellent. (Not many places have Beef Wellington on the menu any more, so this was a real treat.) Leave a Comment
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 Did I mention that they serve REAL CLOTTED CREAM? by yooperprof A short drive from the center of Dayton, Central Perc is actually in suburban Oakwood, but its location in a shopping district makes it feel rather more urban than you might expect. Central Perc is run by an immigrant couple from England who have brought over some of the best aspects of the classic English tea room, and added some delicious soups and sandwiches to make this a very pleasant place for a mid-day repast. They serve REAL CLOTTED CREAM with their scones. I can't stress enough how wonderful that is. You can live in the USA for YEARS and never find a cafe or tea-room that serves REAL CLOTTED CREAM. It's a treat! Leave a Comment Theme: Eclectic/InternationalPrice: less than US$10 » Currency ConverterComparison: less expensive than averageAddress: 2315 Far Hills Dr.Phone: 937-299-5282
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 Jay's Seafood by Jim_Eliason Great seafood restaurant in the Oregon district! Leave a Comment Theme: SeafoodPrice: US$21-30 » Currency ConverterComparison: more expensive than averageAddress: 225 East 6th streetPhone: 937-222-2892Directions: Oregon DistrictWebsite: http://www.jays.com/
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 Tanks - for your basic burger and awesome fries. by moirholj This is a local bar and grill where you will definately see some Dayton locals. Don't be scared, they don't bite (mainly because they have very few teeth). KIDDING. I love Dayton. Serioulsy though, not only is this a good place for you basic burger and fries, but it is also a decent place to go drink at night.
Chilli Cheese Fries. That's why you go to Tank's in the first place. They also make a great hamburger, but chilli cheese fries are where it's at. Leave a Comment Theme: LocalPrice: less than US$10 » Currency ConverterComparison: less expensive than averageAddress: 2033 Wayne Ave., Dayton OHPhone: 937-252-2249
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