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Favorite ‘Kids Eat Free’ Places in Dayton

August 22, 2013 By Dayton937 7 Comments

Still feeling it in the pocketbook from all those back to school clothes and supplies?  Then listen up, because we have some Food Adventure scoop for you.

We have compiled a list of The Big Ragu’s and Crew’s favorite “Kids Eat Free” places.  Gather up the gang, but make sure you know these basic guidelines:

— Generally each “free kid’s meal” is earned with 1 paying adult.  So if you are in the Brady Bunch, it looks like only Bobby and Cindy get free grub.  Well, unless you bring Alice and Sam the Butcher.

— Also, there are age limits on the “kids” (typically 10 and under).  Don’t expect your Senior Prom King son to get a zero cost meal anytime soon.  Make him mow some lawns or something.

Without further ado,  here are our favorite KIDS EAT FREE spots in the Dayton area.

Whether your kids are angels or brats, it won’t cost you a dime at these Miami Valley eateries:

STEAK THYME: Kids eat free Wednesdays after 5pm at this underrated restaurant in Kettering.  May we suggest a cheesesteak?  If not, how about a burger or gyro ?

LA PINATA:  Niño’s eat free every Sunday at this hot spot in Centerville.  Kids love the free chips and salsa.   It really doesn’t matter what they order, it will be a delicious combo of corn tortilla, beans, rice and cheese.  Great, cheap Mexican food here!

THE SUBMARINE HOUSE: Kids eat free everyday after 4pm at this East Coast style sub shop .  We don’t suggest they try the super duper cheesesteak challenge until they are 21.   Instead they will want to go with winners like the cheese pita pizza or the chicken tenders and fries.

FRICKER’S: Every frickin day, kids 10 and under eat free.  Wings, chicken chunks, boneless wings and burgers are the most popular.  Gourmet kids love the Frickin Chicken Pizza.

OINKADOODLEMOO: Tuesdays, kids eat free in the Oakwood restaurant.  That is a good deal, because good bbq isn’t cheap.

SKYLINE CHILI: Wednesday nights, kids eat free!  Unless you have been living under a rock, you know that this Cincinnati style chili place is an acquired taste.  Finicky kids will eat the plain hot dogs all day long !

DE’LISH CAFE: Kids eat free Thursdays until 8pm.   This is an upscale bistro, with some gourmet dishes.  Show your kids the great food photos on the website, before you go there.

FLYBOY’S DELI: Tuesdays and Thursdays 5-8pm, no cost for kiddos.   Like the marquee says, “Eat in New York City, without leaving historic Dayton.”  They offer 4 pizza choices and 4 panini choices.   From Buffalo chicken pizza to ham sandwiches, make sure you take them to the rooftop seating area for a fun Food Adventure.

Kids Eat Free every Frickin’ Day at Frickers

EARTH FARE: Thursdays 4-8pm, kids eat free.  The organic, gluten free and healthy food choices here are endless.

WG GRINDERS: Kids eat free everyday.  This Columbus based eatery has great sub sandwiches.  Some are colossal creations!

 

CHAIN FAVES:
QDOBA MEXICAN GRILL – Fun atmosphere at Qdoba where after 4pm on Sunday nights, you guessed it, kids eat free !!  Get the kids involved topping their own “lil burrito.”  Good, Mexican street food and it’s pretty healthy!
BEEF O’BRADY’S -Already a kid’s paradise, this place features a  ‘kids eat free’ night on Tuesdays from 4-8pm.   The chicken nuggets always score a touchdown with the little ones.

 

ALMOST FREE:
LAROSA’S – Kids get unlimited spaghetti dinners for 99cents on Mondays and Tuesdays !  Buddy LaRosa’s gang will make your kids smile with this deal.  We see sauce stained cheeks in your future.

Kids Eat Free at La Pinata on Sundays !

 

Nothing beats good free food.   It is a great money-saver for families on a budget.   So take advantage of these deals,  especially at the restaurants you may already frequent.    Maybe there is such a thing as a free lunch!

Want more food, fun and serious eats with couple of kids at heart?  Check out FOOD ADVENTURES on Facebook, HERE !

Browse the photo gallery below from some food shots from our favorite KIDS EAT FREE places.  Did we miss one?  Which “kids eat free” spots are your favorites?  Comment below and let us know !

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You Don’t Have To Be Irish To Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day

March 13, 2011 By Lisa Grigsby Leave a Comment

It doesn’t matter if your name is O’Shea, Schwartz or Sanchez,  what I love about March 17th is on this one day each year, St. Patrick’s Day, everybody celebrates the Irish culture.  People around the world celebrate St. Paddy’s Day by wearing green, dancing a jig , drinking green beer and eating corned beef and cabbage.  Of course you need to beware; if you are not wearing green on St. Patrick’s Day you might get pinched!

Here ‘s a quick lists of places to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day:

Wed, March 16th- St Patrick’s Day Warm Up

Irish Beer Tasting at Heather’s Coffee & Cafe
Guiness Foreign Extra Stout, Harp, Murphy’s Irish Red, McSorleys Irish Black, Harpoon Celtic Ale, McSorley’s Irish Pale Ale and Black & Tan’s with Guiness Foreign Extra Stout
$20 per person, call for reservations 937-550-9511

Guided by Voices Live at Dublin Pub
Doors open @ 6pm, Dirty Socialites at 7pm, and GBV at 8:30pm.  Tickets at door on night of performance are $30.  Bob Pollard and GBV are back after a 9 years at the place that kicked off the March 16, “St. Practice Day” show. You may want to get tickets asap at Dublin Pub.

Thurs, March 17th

Dublin Pub – $10 admission

5:30am Doors open for breakfast and Guinness and the first 100 people get a free shirt
6am MIX107.7 Morning show broadcast live
7AM Bob Ford & The Ragamuffins (irish folk music)
10AM 9 Castle Close (celtic rock)
12:30 Celtic Academy of Irish Dance
1PM Dulahan (irish music)
2PM Breeze-VIP TENT (star search semi-finalist)
3PM Miami Valley Pipes & Drums
3:30 Father, Son & Friends (scotish, irish & american folk music)
7PM Celtic Academy of Irish Dance
7PM Ithaka-VIP TENT
8:30 Homeland (celtic rock)

Ride the Dublin Pub / Flanagan’s Pub Bus for Free

WTUE’s St PatRocks Day Party at Flanagan’s Pub
9am – 2:30am, 21 & up  $10 entry, $5 more for all day in & out pass
free parking at Montgomery County Fairgrounds
live music in outdoor tent from 10am – 1opm
live music inside from 10:30pm – 2am -My Three Sons, Celtic Academy of Irish Dance, Fannigan’s Isle, ShaBoom, The Menu’s.

Sample Menu:
Beef & Guinness Stew $5
Irish Bangers $4
16 oz drafts of Killian’s or Miller Lite $5

Harrigans Tavern & Harrigan’s Tavern South

6 am open breakfast and Irish coffee
green beer, guinness, Harp, Smithwicks and Killians on Special all day
Traditional Irish Food
12:00 NCAA March Madness Begins!
12:30 Irish band Bob Ford and the Ragamuffins
6 pm All Jacked Up
***Transportation provided back and forth from both  Kettering & Centerville Locations*****

Beef O’Brady’s– Centerville & Beavercreek
Open 7am with green eggs, ham and beer.
Old irish recipe Corned-beef and cabbage featured all day.
Beer specials all day.
Live music 4-12pm.
Green beads.
March madness ticket.

TJ Chumps Englewood – No Cover
Open 8AM for Kegs and Eggs
10am to Noon X 103.9 Live on site
NCAA Basketball Tournament Opening Day! Bud Light Girls
$1.00 Ladies Drinks from 8am to 9pm*
$2.50 23oz. Tall Domestic Drafts $3.50 16oz Green Bud Light Aluminum Bottles $3.00 Shot Specials $3.00 Harp/Guiness/Bass

Miamisburg TJ Chumps
opens at 11am  – No Cover & Drink Specials until 9pm
Beer Cheese Soup, Corned Beef & Cabbage Soup, Reuben Sandwich, Reuben Wrap
$1 ladies drinks, $2.50 23oz domestic drafts, $3.50 16oz green Bud Light Aluminum Bottles
$3 Harp/Guinness/Bass & shots

Irish Club of Datyon

The doors open at 3 p.m., featuring the band Dulahan playing from 7:30 p.m. to 11 p.m. Also appearing will be The Celtic Academy of Irish Dancers. Admission is $5 and includes Irish Stew and Corned Beef & Cabbage. Open to the public.

Filed Under: Dayton Dining, The Featured Articles Tagged With: Beef O'Brady's, Dublin Pub, Flannigans, Guided By Voices, Harrigan's, Heather's, Irish Club of Dayton, TJ Chumps

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