Best American Restaurants in Beavercreek

Great! Bravo. One bartender had no personality at all! If I see her again, I will ask for another bartender or leave. I come out to relax not to be treated ungrateful or I’m an inconvenience to anyone.

New lunch menu was great. Food was good, service was first-rate, and ambiance was perfect.

Very nice meal. Would return and hopefully soon. Large menu. Something for everyone. Great Gluten Free options!

We had a wonderful girls night out! Our waitress Gabby was amazing and SO helpful. She absolutely made our experience, it was my first time visiting and she helped me understand what I wanted and also helped me sign up to be a wine club member. She sold me on the membership without being pushy about it and sent me home with my first two bottles same night. I can’t wait to come back with my husband for a date night, we will absolutely be asking for Gabby every time we come! The food was SO delicious, I had the burger and my date had the chicken both were wonderful and the little truffles were a perfect finish. It was nice to have a little sweet treat option that wasn’t huge after a big meal. The vibes and lighting were calm and sophisticated and the whole staff was very friendly. I felt that the pricing was justified for the experience you get. The only thing I would have changed is that I wish if you book a reservation that you would have a guaranteed availability for a wine tasting. We made reservations for 8:30 and we arrived at 7:30 to do a wine tasting before dinner but it was so packed that we didn’t get to partake. It was a bit awkward to stand there trying to find a spot to squeeze into so we gave up on it and went back out to the car to wait for our dinner reservation. What a great “problem” to have though as a business! Even with the slight hiccup on the wine tasting part of the night, I would absolutely give an overall 10/10 5 stars and beyond!!

The service and food was good. When we arrived they did not have our name on the wait list. We did get seated in less then five minutes with an apology from the person who seated us.