TGI FRIDAYS - Dayton

Wholly Grounds

➤ 825 Wayne Ave, 45410, Dayton, United States

Cafés • Vegetarian • Coffee shop • Coffee Shops

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"What an amazing place and atmosphere. Perfect vibe for the first coffee of the day or a place to relax and unwind. They offer coffee drinks for those coffee drinkers that like international and local favorite types of coffee drinks. Also they have some tasty baked goods too. The owners are extremely friendly. You can enjoy their back patio area as well as some comfortable deep cushion sofas and chairs. Finally they offer live jazz music on certain nights and they are working on getting some spoken word poetry nights too. My new favorite coffee house in Dayton."

Lily's Bistro

➤ 329 E 5th Dayton, OH 45402, 45402-2827, United States

American • Vegetarian • Farm to table • Contemporary American

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"Sunday Brunch. Nice setting in the Oregon District almost has a Yellow Springs feel. A little pricey but worth it. Limited menu but enough variety of items to pick from. Entrees are thoughtfully prepared with a different touch. Excellent coffee. Good service. Recommend reservations. Blows away all the other alleged Dayton area (and franchise) breakfast institutions. I'm taking to you Golden Nugget, Original Pancake House, Tanks, First Watch, etc..."

Bob Evans

➤ Far Hills Avenue, Dayton, 45469, United States Of America, 45459, Washington Township

Steak • Seafood • American • Breakfast

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"A friend and I had been craving Bob Evans's down-home cooking. He got the pot roast dinner, and I decided to try the new southwest avocado omelet with home fries. The home fries were a little overcooked, but the omelet was delicious! The southwest tang from the sausage, beans, corn, and cheese inside the omelet balanced the fresh tomato and avocado slices on top along with the cool cream sauce. I would definitely order it again!"

Spaghetti Warehouse (The)

➤ 36 W 5th St Dayton, OH 45402, 45423, United States

Pizza • Pasta • Casual • Italian

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"I usually give this place all 5 stars. today's experience has definitely had a lot of space for improvements. we were a party of 3 and arrived at the afternoon. it wasn't super busy, so we got a table right now. the hostess was very unfriendly. 2 of us came together and waited a few minutes for the 3rd person. when they were there, and we approached this, she rolled her eyes, and only 3 of you said? Once we got to our table, our waitress came to take our order. we had not decided yet, so we ordered drinks and she disappeared about 15 minutes. we all ordered lasagne and salate. the lasagne came out and the portions were even greater than normal, but they were not warm at all. the noodles were almost chewing and there was no cheese. it was all flesh, sauce and noodle. it was the worst thing I had ever visited in my many there. we asked for refills several times and another brot and she never brought out. I ordered a little to go home and when it came out, it was also cold and wrong. the size of the meatballs was almost the half of the size we received in the january. When she brought the ****, we had our money ready to hand it over to her. she has been away for at least 10 minutes. it began to be busy and she had other tables, but no great parties to the time and I did not see them very often at one of them. this was my first weekend experience in a place like I usually go to lunch in the week. I hope today was only a bad day because this is one of my favourites to eat."

Coco's Bistro

➤ 250 Warren Street, Dayton, 45469, United States Of America

Bars • American • Vegetarian • Contemporary American

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"Coco’s is probably best known for their lunch special (not vegan) grilled cheese, and for the upscale ambience and craft cocktails. We had a very pleasant time here last week celebrating our anniversary and I was pleased to see that they now have a few selected vegan options on the menu. The ambience is sexy and dimly illuminated, the cocktails delicious and inventive, the waiters friendly and knowledgeable about what vegan is. You need the house fries with Thai chili and sweet chili sauce (it is vegan, although not marked on the map) addicted well and comes in a huge portion size. My Thai Peanut Noodle Entree was satisfying and filling, although I would not say it was worth the $28.00 price tag. The best part was that they even a vegan (not labeled on the menu) Dessert Pineapple Sorbet! and it was delicious!! Overall, I was happy. Coco’s, please add more vegan menu options!"