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Belmont Bakery
  • (937) 297-6771
  • 3021 Wilmington Pike
  • Dayton, OH 45429
El Rancho Grande
  • (937) 890-6932
  • 7500 Poe Ave
  • Dayton, OH 45414
Pacific Sunwear

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Rinaldos Bake Shoppe
  • (937) 274-1311
  • 910 W. Fairview Av
  • Dayton, OH 45406

Latest User Comments

Cake Shop Treats & Sweets

Greeted by unprofessional, negative staff who was sweeping the floo. Was told the website had wrong prices, under construction. However, I was/am able to access it as I write. I want a cake similar to one shown on website. Was told they didn't make those cakes. ??? I went to Ele bakery instead.

Comment Author August / Aug 1, 2008
G -Tech Auto Service

Had problems with conv van and was about to give up. Had 300 mile trip ahead of me and was concerned if I would make it.The owner took the time and found out is was fuel pump. Replaced it and we made it back home OK with peace of mind. Thank you.......

Comment Author Al Downey / Jun 17, 2008
Longhorn Steakhouse

I like Longhorn a lot. I could do without the cow heads on the walls though when I am trying to eat one. Now I just get the food to go.

Comment Author Sarah / Jun 6, 2008
J Alexanders Restaurant

This is by far my favorite restaurant in Dayton. I had my wedding dinner here and everyone loved it. Oh my mouth just started watering. Their steaks are the bomb, their salads are perfect, and the cheesecake was scrumptious. Go here and eat.

Comment Author Sarah / Jun 6, 2008
Elsas Mexican Restaurant

My sister loves this place and eats here almost every week. I can't wait to try it out. They also have another location on Far Hills , I think.

Comment Author Sarah / Jun 6, 2008
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