Boston Stoker
The new Boston Stoker coffee shop on South Main Street (Ohio 48) in Centerville has opened. The new shop also boasts two gaming rooms and custom-made cigar cases.
Plans call for closing an existing Boston Stoker coffee shop in the Washington Square Shopping Center on or about Dec. 31. There has been a Boston Stoker coffee shop in the Washington Square shopping center since 1981.
Ms. Pamâs Old Dayton Style Golden Fried Chicken
After a last-minute name change, the new Ms. Pamâs Old Dayton Style Golden Fried Chicken restaurant opened at 2920 Wayne Ave. near Belmont High School.
The Ms. Pamâs menu includes fried chicken pieces, chicken tenders, chicken livers and gizzards and boneless chicken. Sides include fried green tomatoes, fried broccoli-and-cheese bites, okra, cole slaw, green beans and macaroni & cheese. The restaurant offers a two-piece leg-and-thigh special on Tuesdays and Thursdays for $1.99.
Coming Soon
Flyboys Deli
The new Flyboys Deli in the works in Beavercreek is still navigating the maze of final inspections that are necessary to open and has pushed pack its opening date.
The restaurantâs owners are now targeting Jan. 5 for its grand opening â but that date is not set in stone, Flyboys Deli co-owner Steve Crandall said.
Wahlburgers restaurants
Wahlburgers restaurants â the burger chain co-owned by actor Mark Wahlberg and his brothers â are coming to some Meijer stores in Ohio, a Meijer official confirmed to this news outlet today.
A Wahlburgers release this week announced ânew restaurant sites to be located on out lots near various Meijer storesâ located in Michigan and Ohio. Wahlburgers also will bring its new food trucks to âselectâ Meijer locations, the burger chainâs officials said in a release.
Dickeyâs Barbecue Pit
The nationâs largest barbecue restaurant chain has its sights set on southwest Ohio, with plans to open as many as 10 more locations in the region.
The local franchise owners of Dickeyâs Barbecue Pit , which opened its first Dayton-area location in Springboro just five weeks ago, are actively scouting out potential sites in areas such as Fairfield and Liberty Twp. with an eye toward growing the chainâs presence in a seven-county area in the southwest corner of the state.
Basilâs on Market
Basilâs on Market, which operates restaurants in Troy and downtown Dayton, is headed southward to a high-profile location, and has plans to add even more eateries.
âWe are opening our third Basilâs on Market location in Mason,â Basilâs co-founder Jeff Finkelstein told this news outlet. âWe have recently purchased the building that was formerly Brazenhead Irish Pub. We will be transforming this building into a Basilâs on Market.â
âThe Sinful Orchardâ
âThe Sinful Orchardâ â an independent restaurant that will focus strongly on local sourcing of its food â will open at The Greene Town Center.
The Sinful Orchard âis not a chain restaurant; it goes beyond the commonplace fare,â Shaine Sullivan, co-founder and general manager of the Sinful Orchard wrote on the restaurantâs web site. âSpecialties will include smoked meats, appetizers, daily specials, happy hour deals, drinks and more. Prepare to be blown away by the vast array of hand-crafted beers, some of which are currently not offered in this area. Wine and alcoholic beverages will also be on display for your consumption.â
Closing
District 6 Donuts
District 6 Donuts, a custom donut shop at 6 Oakwood Ave. in Oakwood announced its closure in a Facebook post. The business opened June 1.
The business was founded by retired Dayton police officer Bill Parsons and his sister, Kellie Tomlinson. Customers could choose their own toppings and drizzles.
The Tipp oâ the Town Family Restaurant
The Tipp oâ the Town Family Restaurant has been a community mainstay for more than 29 years at 1150 W. Main St. at I-75. But its owner, Paul Loubier, is retiring, and the restaurant is scheduled to close its doors at 3 p.m. on Dec. 31.
But thereâs a chance the restaurant could reopen under the same name and new ownership sometime early next year.
Papa Murphyâs Take & Bake Pizza
Papa Murphyâs Take & Bake Pizza at 1195 N. Fairfield Road north of U.S. 35 has closed.
Hereâs the text of the note taped to the entrance: âSTORE CLOSED â Corporate closed this store because we wouldnât spend $140,000 for new floors, POS (point of sale) system, new ceiling, and new make line. This would have been money WASTED!!â
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