Location: Centerville
Top Restaurants in Centerville
Most Popular Bar food in Centerville, Ohio, United States
Reviews on Bar food in Centerville, Ohio, United States. Centerville is a city in Montgomery and Greene counties in the U.S. state of Ohio. A part of the Dayton metropolitan area, its population was 23,999 as of the 2010 census.
Things to do in Centerville
10. O'Leary's Pub & Grub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By TJouer
We recently visited O'Leary's to celebrate a special occasion with our friends. The bar filled up early on a weekend night, as there was live entertainment. We ordered a round of drinks, and food service. I selected the dinner special which was chicken Cordon Bleu, along with a side salad, tater tots, and broccoli. The food was okay for bar food--it was a lot of food for the price, and more nutritional than most bars.Beer can be ordered by the pitcher, bottle, or draft. For the pitchers, they have an ice core which keeps the beer very chilled.The venue is rather small, and when it is overcrowded you are going to literally bump into people. Also, the bar was understaffed to serve the amount of people, although everyone including customers pitched in to deliver order. Everyone was very friendly. We enjoyed the music. I would possibly return and sit on the patio, however this isn't the type of bar I would frequent. It is more of a neighborhood place, and the facility itself is a bit dated.
9. The Famous Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By Catchthewave33
The Famous Restaurant has a great food and beer selection. The soft pretzel bites alone are worth the trip They serve typical bar food like burgers and fish and chips. They regularly rotate whatâs on tap, so itâs fun to try their seasonal selections. Itâs a cool industrial vibe inside. A casual restaurant great for date night or out with the kids. I had to dock it a star because the service each time is kind of slow, but, if you look at it glass half full, itâs nice not to be rushed.
8. Bagger Dave's
Overall Ratings
3 based on 97 reviews
Reviewed By Greg C
First trip to Bagger Dave's although we have been wanting to eat here for some time. I can say that the burgers we got were fantastic. Burgers with fries were $10 - $12 and the burgers are steak burgers. The one I got had bacon and cheese that they fried until it was crispy. Wow. That crispy cheese made it different than any other burger I've had. The beer was a bit pricey but it's good quality, cold fresh craft beer. They have a good happy hour until 6:00 and on Thursdays until 9pm. Service was excellent.
7. Rusty Bucket Restaurant and Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 223 reviews
Rusty Bucket is a casual American restaurant and tavern, a gathering place where people come to share laughter, smiles, and great conversation over food that makes everyone happy. Satisfying and familiar, the menu is classic American fare, thoughtfully pr
Reviewed By V3045HQtimb
The closest bar to the Hilton, and well worth taking your life in your hands to cross the road. Beer choice will keep you entertained whilst eating the huge portions of great food. Charming smiling waitresses and very helpful bar staff make the rusty bucket experience worth traveling for. Sports screens showing American sports to a great selection of rock tunes at a sensible volume get a thumbs up from me.
6. Chappys Social House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 93 reviews
Reviewed By TripPhotographer52
I met my friend here for dinner before a movie. I had not been to Chappy's in a while and it relocated to near J Alexanders. The atmosphere is fine- a sports bar with plenty of TVs. We had great service. I got the large house salad with salmon and it was delicious. They have the usual sports bar food also- wings, burgers, etc and plenty of beer options.
5. Cheddar's Scratch Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 184 reviews
Reviewed By pupsmom_nurse
Our waiter was just ok but not too interested in the job, according to his low level of enthusiasm. I ordered the blackened white fish but was brought lemon white fish instead. I sent it back. When the correct fish was brought out, it was very, very salty. I would have sworn they threw a bunch of salt on it as they sent it out. If it hadn't been a replacement for the wrong dish, I'd have sent it back too. My friend got a burger that wasn't cooked enough for her liking, but she ate it. The glass of cabernet I got was reasonably priced and acceptable. We'll go somewhere else next time. We only waited about 10 minutes at 5:40 on a Wednesday night. People were waiting outside when we left.
4. Old Bag of Nails Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 74 reviews
Reviewed By 826albertj
Fish is simply awesome with large portions. Luncheon menu has daily specials which are a great value as you get a sandwich, side and beverage including beer for $9.99. Happy hour starts at 2:00pm with $2.00 off appetizers and local draft beers. BJ is the best server, knows everything about the menu and is fun to be around.
3. Archer's Tavern Centerville
Overall Ratings
4 based on 158 reviews
Reviewed By tonyj935
Excellent in all aspects. Atmosphere, menu, service and of course, food. Itâs a 360 experience. Mojitos in Centerville is a plus and the peanut butter chocolate cheesecake to close the feast, highly recommended, if itâs available on your visit. We had Tavern Burger, Caesar Salad and Citrus Chicken Salad. Weâll be back before We fly back to Puerto Rico.
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2. Lock 27 Brewing
Overall Ratings
4 based on 150 reviews
Reviewed By OldBoyScoutFox
I tried the Beyond Burger, a veggie burger, and she had the Fried Chicken Sandwich, both were $14. With all the condiments the veggie burger tasted pretty good. The Chicken Sandwich was good too. While they highlight their special condiments, i.e. Chipotle Ketchup, etc., they have regular versions also. A pint of the Lock 27 Charlosta beer was $5.50. Holly W. was attentive.
Centerville Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Centerville
1. Doubleday's Grill & Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 165 reviews
Reviewed By U642VMrobertc
Visited Doubledayâs this past Friday Nite with another couple. Somewhat surprised that there was no wait for a booth. Our waiter, Matt was completely âon itâ. Great service. Each of us ordered something different. I ordered French onion soup and the Meatloaf sandwich. The French onion soup was just ok, the broth was a bit wimpy. The meatloaf sandwich was extremely good. You need to be hungry. I like sweet flavors, so the ketchup glaze they use on the meatloaf was very good. We always have great meals here every time we eat here.
