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Restaurants Offering Carry Out & Delivery

March 16, 2020 By Lisa Grigsby

The best thing we can all do for our community’s restaurant owners and staff is to order take-out from whatever restaurant you would have normally planned on dining out at. This will be a working document, which we will continue to update as we hear from local restaurants. I’ve added links to menu’s when provided. If you have info to add, please email to [email protected] Thanks!
??Be patient and expect there to be issues and mistakes – most dine-in restaurants are only used to doing one or a few carry-out orders at a time.
?If you have condiments, silverware, napkins, etc. at home then do the restaurant a favor and tell them you don’t need those things. It will help.
?And TIP the person ringing up your order like you normally would dining in. Carry-tips are normally 10-15% but I suggest 20-25% during this shut-down. I’m sure most places will be pooling those tips to distribute to the rest of staff who will be needing all the help they can get.
CO = carry out DD = DoorDash GH=GrubHub UE=Ubereats PM=Postmates
Amber Rose– 937-228-2511 CO
1400 Valley St, Dayton OH M 11-1 lunch only, Tues-Friday 11-7:30, Saturday 4-8
Bennett’s Publical (937) 866-4200 CO
67 S Main St Miamisburg
Bill’s Donut Shop– CO (937) 433-0002
268 N Main St Centerville,
Butter Cafe 937-985-9917 CO, DD
1106 Brown St, Dayton Mon 8am -2 pm, Tues – Sun 7am-3pm
Chappys Social House (937) 439-9200. CO, DD
7880 Washington Village Dr, Centerville, noon to 7pm.
Dublin Pub 937-224-7822. CO
300 Wayne Ave, Dayton
El Meson 937-545-5602 CO
903 E. Dixie, West Carrollton
Figlio (937) 534-0494 CO
424 E. Stroop Road, Kettering Mon – Sat from 5 – 8pm
Franco’s 937-222-0204 CO
824 E 5th St, Dayton
Frickers – (937) 866-9464 CO, DD
251 N Springboro Pike (ST RT 741) Miamisburg daily from 10am-1:30am.
Ghostlight Coffee

1201 Wayne Ave, Dayton (937) 985-2633
800 South Patterson, Dayton (937) 985-2633
Monday & Tuesday: both shops will be open 7am-Noon for carryout only. We respectfully request no cash transactions. Wednesday: we will move to online ordering & pick-up, only. Pick-up will take place outside of each shop. We are still working out the final logistics, but we you will be able to order directly from our website.

Glo Juice Bar + Cafe. 937- 991- 0085 CO, DD
1120 Brown St. Dayton
Hot Head Burrito 10:30 am to 10pm (possibly changing to 9pm).
Jimmie’s Ladder 11 (937) 424-1784. CO
936 S. Brown Street, Dayton 11:00 am – 2:00 pm & 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Kramer’s 937 -294-9141. CO
1018 Irving Ave, Dayton 4-8pm daily
Mamma DiSalvo’s 937-299-5831 CO
1375 E Stroop Rd, Kettering
Meadowlark 937- 434-4750 CO
5531 Far Hills Ave, Kettering Monday-Saturday 11:30-7:00 with curbside pickup.
Milano’s CO, DD
Brown Street 937-222-7072
Beavercreek 937-427-7527
Miami Twsp 937-434-7827
Mz. Pickles 937-866-4711 CO
17 S Main St, Miamisburg, Mon – Wed 11am -4pm, Thurs & Fri 11am – 7pm, Sat 9:3o -3pm

Nick’s Restaurant (937) 372-3202 CO
1443 N Detroit St. Xenia 11am – 7pm
Old Scratch Pizza (937) 331-5357 CO
812 South Patterson, Dayton
For easy ordering, please download the Old Scratch Pizza Mobile App below
App for IOS: https://buff.ly/39XC7C0VVVApp for Android: https://buff.ly/2WbR5Ap
Pepe’s Mexican Flavors (937) 233-2300 CO
6114 Chambersburg Rd. Huber Heights, Ohio 45424
Rapid Fired Pizza area restaurants will be open 10:30 am to 10 pm
Ray’s Wine Spirits Grill 937-890-0300 CO
8268 North Main Street, Clayton, 1-9 Mon – Thurs, 11-10 Fri & Sat, 12-5 Sun
retail shop for wine, beer & cigars is open Monday thru Sunday
Rusty Taco    CO, DD
Brown Street 937-938-7384
Beavercreek 937-306-8080
Dayton Mall 937-938-5632
You can call each of our locations or place an order on DoorDash: https://www.doordash.com/business/rusty-taco-6992/menu/
St Anne The Tart – (937) 259-8663   CO
1500 E Fifth Street, Dayton extended carry out hours 7am – 7pm
SKY Asian Cuisines – 937-949-988.     CO
4090 Wilmington Pike
Skyline Dayton Mall (937) 434-3952 CO, DD
8906 Kingsridge Dr, Miami Township. Mon- Sat 11am -8pm, Sun noon – 8pm
The Caroline (937) 552-7676   CO
5 S. Market St, Troy

The Chicken Spot 937 813 1618     CO, DD
3261 West Siebenthaler Ave, Dayton M-Sat 11 am 7pm and Sundc 6pm

Wheat Penny Oven and Bar (937) 496-5268 CO, GH, UE, PM
515 Wayne Ave, Dayton Monday-Saturday 11-7
Yagoot (937) 550-9468. CO, DD
734B N. Main Street. Springboro. 11am – 9pm

Temporarily Shutting Down

bd’s Mongolian Grill, The Greene
Mudlick Tap House, Dayton
The Brick Tap & Tavern, Huber Heights
The Century Bar, Dayton
Tickets Pub & Eatery, Fairborn
Watermark Restaurant, Miamisburg

Filed Under: Dayton Dining, The Featured Articles Tagged With: carryout, deliver

The Fearsome 15: Top Guilty Food Pleasures in Dayton

October 24, 2013 By The Food Adventures Crew 1 Comment

Frisch’s Hot Fudge Cake is Sinful

We all have them, we all need them… guilty pleasures.   As we get older, we try to eat healthier, but once in a while, you gotta splurge.  Dayton is a great place to do so.   Sure, there is fear in seeing the calorie count, and scary scale readings the following week… but sometimes you gotta have a ghastly, full blown Food Adventure.

So without further ado, we present present our list of the Top 15 Guilty Food Pleasures of the Dayton Area:

 

15) THE FOOTLONG CHILI DOG at THE ROOT BEER STANDE: Long and strong, we came to get the friction on.  This wiener is a mouthful of goodness and a ruined shirt waiting to happen.  Eat it in your car, roll up the windows so no one can see,.  But we know… this is one of your guilty pleasures.

 

14) FRICKER’S RIBS & WINGS DINNER:  This huge meal comes with a half rack of ribs, those famous fried chicken wings, cole slaw, roll and an side.  Finger lickin’ good, and a naughty belt buster for sure.

 

13) THE PEANUT BUTTER SUNDAE at JET FREEZE:  Homemade peanut butter sauce, ice cream, whip cream, nuts and a cherry on top.  The peanut butter sauce alone is so sinful that it catapults it onto the list.

 

12) THE BROOKYLYN BRAWLER PIZZA at JOHNNY’S SLICE of NY:  When you serve a giant, stuffed pizza as big as a spare tire, it has to be a guilty pleasure.  Big eaters of the Miami Valley come from far and wide not only to eat this giant creation, but to see if 2 of them can finish it in 30 minutes or less to get on the wall of fame.  Filled with various meats and cheeses, this guilty pleasure is for serious eaters.

 

11) THE SEAFOOD PLATTER at TREASURE ISLAND: Deep fried scallops, a cod filet, frog legs, fried shrimp and stuffed crab on a plate with 2 sides.  You can taste it all, but don’t test your cholesterol that day.  The over the top moment of this dinner is when they serve you some drawn butter for dipping.  Oh, behave !

 

10) ALL-YOU-CAN EAT FISH at the HASTY TASTY PANCAKE HOUSE:  For just $7.25, you can literally fill yourself to the gills.  Breaded and crispy, it is one of the best ‘bangs for your buck’ as far as sinful meals go.   The fish is Alaskan pollock, and when you add the sides, rolls and butter slabs, the wheels come off the diet train.

 

9) BROASTED CHICKEN at GEORGE’S FAMILY RESTAURANT:  Deep fried in a pressure cooker, this stuff is guilty fun for the while family.  Moist inside, the chicken is always cooked to perfection. Get some heavenly comfort food sides and complete this trip to dream street.

 

North China’s Crispy Shrimp: Rich, Spicy Flavor with a Touch of Sweetness

8) CRISPY SHRIMP at NORTH CHINA:  One of our favorite Chinese restaurants serves us a sweet sauced, deep fried shrimp dish that will knock you on your socks.  The taste, the crunch, the bites of sauce mixed with rice.  Overdone richness?  Guilty as charged.

 

7) POTATO SKIN CUPS at ANGIE’S FIREHOUSE:  Stuffed with chili, bacon, onions, tomatoes, cheddar cheese, green onions, jalapenos and sour cream they are a beautiful piece of work.  You will find yourself eating an entire plate of these and passing out in a food coma.

 

6) BISCUITS & GRAVY at TANK’S:  Delicious, artery clogging goodness.  Although this legendary spot on Wayne Avenue has many treasures, we find this to be our most guilty pleasure.

 

5)  THE HOT FUDGE CAKE at FRISCH’S:  We know, this is semi-local and more of a regional treat, but it deserves a spot on our list.  Hot, steaming fudge, hitting the cool cake and ice cream.  The feeling of the whip cream and hot fudge on your lips is worth every calorie.

 

4) THE PANZAROTTI at MAMMA DISALVO’S:  This is pretty much a calzone that is the size of a small kid.  Imagine an extra large pizza full of toppings and cheese, that has been folded in half.  Served with dipping sauce, it is like cutting into a turkey to begin eating.  Go all out and dip your forkfuls into marina or ranch.  It is absolutely delicious.

Click to Enlarge: Broasted Chicken from George’s Family Restaurant

 

3) THE HOG BURGER at VOLTZY’s:  Voltzy says he named the burger after his ex-wife.  All we know is that this mammoth 20 ounce burger melts in your mouth, and you find yourself saying “I can’t believe I ate the whole thing.”

 

2) CASSANO’S BIG CHEESE PIZZA:  Like Vic Cassano Sr said “It’s one heck of a pizza.”   That famous Cassano’s crust and sauce, loaded with pepperoni, sausage, mushrooms, onions, green peppers, olives and finished off with a m0und of cheese.  The proof is in the taste.

 

The Big Bo BJ Breakfast Sandwich from B&B Carryout

1) THE “BIG BO BJ” at B&B CARRYOUT:  Get your mind out of the gutter, this is a breakfast sandwich.  And it is one helluva guilty pleasure.  This craziness is a bun with sausage, a fried egg, a hash brown patty, American cheese,strips of bacon and hot pepper cheese.  You won’t feel that guilty, because the every bite is just so darn good.  A handful of greasy, gooeyness, with great flavor.  If you haven’t tried the Big Bo BJ, you need to grab yourself one.

 

Do you feel guilty yet?  Naughty nibbles indeed.  Honorable Mention to : Paragon Supper Club’s Paragon Supreme Dessert- a peanut butter and chocolate ice cream mousse, Marion’s Super Cheese Pizza – delicious, Tank’s Chili Cheese Fries-out of this world, and Submarine House’s Super Duper Cheesesteak– triple the meat and cheese & 16 inches long.

DID WE LEAVE ANY OUT?  WHICH OF YOUR FAVORITE GUILTY PLEASURES SHOULD WE HAVE INCLUDED IN OUR LIST??

Please comment below and let us know !

For more fun from Dayton’s one-of-a-kind foodies visit FOOD ADVENTURES with THE BIG RAGU, CHEF HOUSE and HUNGRY JAX on FACEBOOK and “like” us HERE .

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Chop Suey Carryout: The Oldest Chinese Restaurant in Dayton

September 19, 2013 By The Food Adventures Crew 2 Comments

Something is to be said for a restaurant that has been serving dishes for over 40 years.   Chop Suey Carryout at 1465 E. Dorothy Lane in Kettering has quietly done just that.  In fact, this eatery is the first place we ever tasted Chinese food.  They don’t have a website or even a Facebook page, but they have been cranking out Asian classics and we have been having Food Adventures here since Gerald Ford was President.   How has this place stayed in business for so long?  The answer is consistently good food and good prices.  Their recipes remain identical since the 70’s, and the result is generations of loyal followers.

HERE’S THE SKINNY:

— Chop Suey Carryout was opened in 1973 by a family who had moved to the U.S. from Taiwan.  The same family owns the restaurant today, and have kept the location on E. Dorothy Lane for the entire run.

— As the name suggests, it is a great place for carryout.  If you must dine-in be prepared for the retro dining room.  We voted it “Best Dining Room for filming a scene from Kojak.”

— The prices are reasonable and all dishes come in size Regular or Large.  Do yourself a favor, get the regular, it is a good sized portion and will save you some cash.

— All the meals are served in those “little Chinese to-go boxes,” even if you dine-in.  It makes for a fun Food Adventure, just grab some chop sticks and go to town.

— Chop Suey Carryout is closed on Sundays, so make sure you hit them up Monday through Saturday til about 9pm.

Shrimp Chop Suey – The Best Chop Suey in Dayton

— Drink selection is very limited.  They have a couple of soda brands and maybe a tea.

 

Now, get ready to wok and roll as FOOD ADVENTURES gives you our…

****MUST EATS !!!****

— CHOP SUEY:  Of course !  How can you write an article about this place and not mention their specialty namesake?   Answer: YOU CANT !  Unless your a food critic who doesn’t know what they are doing.  Our favorite is the Shrimp Chop Suey, but you can get vegetable, pork, chicken or beef varieties.  This creamy mixture of cabbage and vegetables is the best chop suey in Dayton.  It is served over steamed rice and is very filling.

— CHOW MEIN:  This dish is identical to Chop Suey, except it is served over hard Chinese noodles.  Again you have vegetable or various meat options.   However, we have been eating this dish since we played t-ball and we say go for the Shrimp Chow Mein option (or Chicken if you need a substitute)!   The clear sauce on this dish has an amazing flavor and is how we remember it as kids.  It is the best chow mein in Dayton and never disappoints.

Fantastic Hot n Sour Soup – be careful, it is always Scalding Hot !

— HOT & SOUR SOUP:  Addicting, flavorful ..and SCALDING HOT !  Beware: this is served hot enough to burn your mouth for 20 minutes.  The 20 minute wait is worth it, as this hot and sour soup rivals the big name restaurants in town.

— SWEET & SOUR SHRIMP:  An old classic served up right by an old restaurant.  We don’t know why it is so good, but Big Ragu says it is the best Sweet & Sour dish in the Miami Valley.  Maybe it is the lightly crispy, deep fried batter on the shrimp.   Or maybe it is the classic, deep red, sweet and sour sauce unlike any other.  Secret:  we think it is the combination when the two mix.  Again, if you are a land lubber and hate seafood.. try the sweet & sour chicken option.

— SESAME CHICKEN:  A good flavored sauce covering deep fried, white meat chicken.  The sesame sprinkles are the finishing touch.  Pour over white rice for sheer heaven.

Sesame Shrimp & all entrees are served in Chinese “to-go” boxes. Easy Chopstick eatin’

Honorable Mention:  Egg Foo Young – Chop Suey Carryout is one of the few places in town that serves this dish and does it justice.  The same can be said for their Moo Goo Gai Pan.  Again, we have been ordering and eating this stuff before anyone twirled a rubix cube, so trust us.   Also, the Kung Pao Chicken is  great in a pinch.   Most recently we tried a dish we have only seen at Chop Suey Carryout called Wor Shue Gai.  It is a deep fried chicken dish, with a curious yellow sauce.  It needs some spiciness, so we say stick with the ‘Must Eat’ classics !

Some things like disco music and Laverne & Shirley didn’t survive the 70’s.   Chop Suey Carryout survived and is still stir frying and high flying today.   Wok, don’t run, to this Kettering icon, and try some of our favorites.  Discover why after four decades, Daytonians still stand in line for this takeout Food Adventure.

What is your opinion of Chop Suey Carryout?  Comment below and tell us your thoughts or menu recommendations.

Want more to take home?  Then check out FOOD ADVENTURES on Facebook and “like” us by clicking —>HERE.

Browse through photos of numerous specialties we have sampled over the years.  Sorry, no smellivision included…

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