Our local restaurants have been struggling during the pandemic and as many of you may have read, traditional meal delivery services like Door Dash and Uber Eats charge these businesses up to 30% of the order in handling and delivery fees.
So Co-Op Dayton, Flyer Consulting and local downtown eateries have banded together to launch a delivery service co-op that will be owned by the restaurants as well as the employees that will deliver the meals.
Starting small, the delivery zone for 937 Delivers is currently within five miles of downtown and here’s the line up of the restaurants that are participating:
The Dublin Pub, Lily’s Dayton, The Pizza Bandit, Butter Cafe, Franco’s Ristorante Italiano, Trolley Stop, Uno Pizzeria & Grill, Ghostlight Coffee, Fantasma taco, Phebe’s Cafe’, Oregon Express Bar and Restaurant, Smokin Barbecue
To order head to their website, then pick a restaurant, check out their menu and place your order online.
Delivery hours will be:
Mon – Thurs: 11am – 9pm
Friday: 11am -10pm
Saturday: 10am – 10pm
Sunday: 10am – 9pm
To stay update as they add restaurants or expand delivery area, join their mailing list.
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“We have to be out of the building at 340 East First Street in 30 days. So, now’s the time. Prices will never be this low. Dishes, housewares, tables, chairs, desks, pallet racking, storage containers. You must see it to believe it,” ´Owner Sandy Mendelson said.: This is some of the lowest prices every in our history.” He adds
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Link: Dayton Bike Share is planning to expand its network of bike hubs to two Dayton neighborhoods. The Huffman Historic Area and Carillon neighborhoods will see hubs installed next spring.
