Downtown Dollars
Downtown Dayton dining
Explore where downtown Dayton eats, drinks, and goes out.
Use the downtown directory for restaurants, bars, breweries, cafes, DORA spots, and Downtown Dollars businesses. The public site keeps the focus on useful visitor details, not hidden contact data.
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Coffee & Tea Shops
Coffee & Tea Shops
Coffee Chamber
130 W. Second St., Lobby
This convenient coffee and snack bar also offers soup, salads, and sandwiches for a quick break or lunch on the go.
Coffee & Tea Shops
Courthouse Crossings Café & Pub
34 W. Second St.
A coffee shop and bar with food options.
Coffee & Tea Shops
Elevate Cafe & Bar
22 E. Fifth St.
Elevate Café & Bar is a modern boutique café concept designed to transition seamlessly from cafe by day to bar by night. Located within the Dayton Convention Center and compact in size, Elevate delivers a clean, contemporary, and welcoming experience that prioritizes quality, efficiency, and flexibility.
Coffee & Tea Shops
NTI Blue Spoon Cafe
131 N. Ludlow St.
Grab-and-go cafe and bodega, featuring premade salads, convenience foods, and seasonal grilled items.
DORADowntown Dollars
Coffee & Tea Shops
THE NEON
130 E. Fifth St.
THE NEON is Dayton's independent, non-profit, art house cinema. It is also a community asset utilized by numerous grassroots organizations, universities, businesses, churches, and artists – all harnessing the power of international and independent cinema. The theater serves a wide variety of refreshments, beverages and more, and features a two-tiered outdoor patio.
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