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Dayton is the birthplace of aviation: the Wright brothers, Orville and Wilbur, lived here and perfected their design for the first practical aircraft. It is also home to one of the few multi-site National Parks in the U.S., the Dayton Aviation Heritage Park. There are several things to do and see in the city and its suburbs.

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11 places match

  1. Eat

    Coco's Bistro

    Coco's sets the high standard for Dayton area restaurants. It's a great place for a business lunch, drinks at the friendly (but small) bar, or for a nice dinner with a date or friends.

    Mon-Thu 11:30AM-9PM, Fri 11:30-10PM, Sat 5-10PM; closed SunLunch $10, dinner $20-30

  2. Eat

    House of Thai

    Excellent and most authentic Thai restaurant in the Fairborn - Xenia - Beavercreek area. Traditional Pad Thai, curry dishes and lot of Thai specialties. Sushi is also available.

    Mon-Fri 11AM-3PM, dinner Mon-Thu 5PM-9PM, Fri 5PM-9:30PM, Sat noon-9:30PM, Sun 11AM-9:30PMLunch $8, dinner $10-15

  3. Eat

    Little Saigon

    Tasty, inexpensive Vietnamese food with a huge menu, especially in terms of vegetarian options with a variety of meat alternatives.

  4. Eat

    Marion's Piazza

    This unique and delicious style of pizza, intensely popular with the locals, has been a part of Dayton traditions for over 40 years, and is a must try for anyone visiting the area. The Dayton tradition for pizza is to cut it into a multitude of small square pieces. Décor is not much more than a typical fast food restaurant and you have to line up twice, once for food and once for drinks.

  5. Eat

    Milano's

    A popular restaurant on Brown Street immediately to the West of the UD campus featuring pizza and baked subs. Mixed crowd during the day, becomes a college bar after 9. Also frequented by more affluent suburban families and professionals. Newly renovated interior features sleek, "modern" design while still being fairly warm in atmosphere.

  6. Eat

    Tacqueria Mixteca

    Urban hole-in-the-wall with authentic Mexican food and good guacamole.

  7. Eat

    Thai 9

    A trendy Thai restaurant on the West end of the Oregon District featuring traditional Thai specialties and sushi. Free parking.

    Mon-Fri 11:30AM-2:30PM, Sun-Thu 5PM-9:30PM, Fri Sat 5PM-10PM

  8. Eat

    The Pine Club

    An excellent steakhouse located just off of the campus of the University of Dayton, this is one of the area's most renowned restaurants. The menu is famously almost unchanged since its founding in 1947, with a list of large steaks plus a few dishes that were common in the mid-1900s but are unusual now, like sardines on rye, and liver and onions, but with no chicken or vegetarian dishes. This old-school restaurant only accepts cash and personal checks. It does not take reservations – even George H. W. Bush, when he was Vice President of the United States, was refused a reservation.

    Mon-Thu 4–10PM, Fri Sat 4:30–11:00PM$80–100 for steaks, $40 for hamburgers

  9. Eat

    Butter Cafe

    They serve organic and free range food.

    7AM-3PM

  10. Eat

    The Chop House

    Steakhouse

  11. Eat Not mapped

    Agnes Eats

    Caribbean food like fish and oxtail.