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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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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2nd Street Market

600 E. Second St.

Local growers, bakers, culinary specialists, and artisans fill this charming historical freight house. Reminiscent of European markets, it's alive with vendors, people and activity during market hours.

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Two Social

123 E. Third St.

Axe-throwing, video games and other games, drinks, and more!

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