
A classic surf ‘n’ turf menu is presented in an old-school setting with booths & white tablecloths.
Hours
| Saturday | 4–11 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | 4–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 4–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 4–10 PM |
| Thursday | 4–10 PM |
| Friday | 4–11 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2414 Far Hills Ave, Dayton, OH 45419
Phone: (937) 293-6973
Website: http://theoakwoodclub.com/
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Reviews
I had the garlic shrimp linguine with the two petit mignon and the house salad. So Delicious and good service!
I really love this place. I use to say it was the atmosphere, service and food. Now it’s also the pricing. It’s really a great value. Last night my wife had the steak burger and fries which was huge plus a house salad. I had prime rib and sweet potato plus a Caesar salad. We both had wine and split the peanut butter cheese cake/vanilla ice crème. It was just over $100. The wine pours were generous, my prime rib was probably a top 5 meal for me and the dessert was a 10/10. We didn’t have reservations so we did wait 1 hour 20 minutes on a Thursday. Having that long a wait on a week day means you are doing something right. They don’t rush you at all. It’s a great experience. Plan it being a whole thing though. You can probably get in quicker if you get there around 8pm during the week or right at 4pm.
The second time I went on a Tuesday around 7:00 and there was still a half hour wait. So be prepared for that. Also, the demographic in this restaurant is 90% senior citizens. It feels a little out of place and dated as you are maybe 40 or under..
Low lighting, very dark inside, stained glass, wood panels on the wall. They will take your jacket at the door which is nice. Waited at the bar and got $10 Coke and rum, they were well made and they did not skip on the alcohol.
When seated the appetizers were a good variety and although the bread in the carpaccio felt stale, it seemed to somehow be delicious.
They’ll serve you bread and butter regardless so if you don’t want to get an appetizer you don’t have to. However the pumpernickel bread is salted so beware of that.
Once I got my main dish I opted for the cheeseburger which was under $20, as the bigger dishes were $20 or $30. The burger came with the choice of potato chips and since I was at this restaurant that seemed a little fancier and high-end I figured the potato chips would be maybe homemade but they seemed like lays ruffles chips.
The cheeseburger was a hefty portion and you won’t be hungry afterwards. You have to build the burger when it comes as all of the toppings come on the side.
Definitely a fun experience, seems slightly overpriced for what you are getting in some aspects but you can make that judgment call for yourself