In a video message posted online today Molly Blackshear made the announcement that Cafe 1610 will be closing down at the end of May. Well at least for now.
The all vegan eatery owned by Molly and her mom Cathy will be open Fri-Sun all month long, offering mainly brunch options and then they will wrap up their business at their current 521 Wayne Ave location.
Chatting with Molly today, she shared that “they are so grateful that Dayton accepted their vegan offerings” and she knows they’ve found their tribe. She says they’ve proved “there is an audience for an all vegan eatery in Dayton.” Now they need to find their permanent home and she expects that to stay in the downtown area. In August of 2020 they opened at Glass Blue Oven as a temporary home, and they started with a four month lease and kept extending it a month at time.
Cathy Mong, Molly’s partner told us, “We’ve had a really good experience in the building and want to thank Chip for the opportunity! It’s now time to find our own space.” The partnership which started as three is now down to two and Molly shares that they’re ready to relocate, rebrand and basically start over. So they’ll spend the summer finding the right spot, and hope to reopen by the end of August or early September.
In the meantime you’ve got every Fri – Sun in to May stop on by and enjoy some of their amazing donuts, muffins, breakfast tacos and other brunch items. Molly shared they’ll do some of their other menu favorite meals, while supplies last. Please check their facebook page for hours, which she is thinking will be 11am – 5pm for the rest of the month.
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Due to the pandemic President Biden has opened a special enrollment period for the Healthcare Marketplace through Aug. 15 to help people take advantage of insurance provided through the Affordable Care Act. Normally enrollment takes place in November, but this extended period was enacted to help those that lost their jobs and thus their insurance due to Covid 19. Don’t have insurance? You can be enrolled by the beginning of next month. If you are currently getting your insurance through the Marketplace- take the time to submit a new application. Current enrollees will be able to change to any available plan in their area without restriction to the same level of coverage as their current plan.
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There’s a new breakfast joint in Miamisburg. Rye Toast opened quietly last week at 1015 S. Main Street, in the building that formerly housed Star City BBQ. Chef Tom Tiner and his wife Connie bought the building and after years of working in corporate kitchens, they finally have their own place. He said he’d driven by it many times and when the BBQ joint closed in September of 2018 he had called the owner and chatted with him. As the pandemic changed things, he kept thinking about it, and finally made the decision to become his own boss.
In explaining the logo, Chef Tiner shared that it pays homage to his late father, highlighting his initials R and T. His dad was a marine then served as a sheriff in Waco, Texas who loved to paint. The green behind Rye Toast represents a roller brush, while the circle around the initials is done with a brush. The 1820 was his father’s call tag used over the radio for police business.
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Patterson Pub, a neighborhood tavern in Dayton is launching a Bourbon Club. Members will have access to special bourbons/whiskeys not available to the general public at Patterson Pub as well as advance access to barrel picks, trips and special events.
The first event for the newly formed club will be this Wed, April 7th at 6pm:
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Everyone knows that when going to see a baseball game, the food plays an important part in the outing. Great American Ball Park, home of the Cincinnati Reds, has all the usual favorites like hot dogs, french fries, LaRosa’s pizza, peanuts, popcorn, ice cream and beer. They’ve even made note of gluten free options including fruit salad, hummus, pulled pork, mets, nachos, and gluten free hot dog buns at various concession stands.
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