
Doughby’s delivers a late-night dining vibe in Oxford since 2007, featuring over 40 calzone styles, sweet & savory crepes, and sides like wings, and fries. Beloved by students and night owls with rave reviews, it’s the ultimate campus staple, open till early morning.
Low-key eatery providing a wide selection of creative calzones along with sweet & savory crepes.
Hours
| Monday | 7 PM–3 AM |
| Tuesday | 7 PM–3 AM |
| Wednesday | 7 PM–3 AM |
| Thursday | 7 PM–3 AM |
| Friday | 4 PM–3 AM |
| Saturday | 4 PM–3 AM |
| Sunday | 7 PM–2 AM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 36 W High St, Oxford, OH 45056
Phone: (513) 524-2000
Website: https://www.doughbys.com/
Menu Photos
Order and Reservations
Order: Order online
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Reviews
Ordered two calzones, one with added bacon, ranch, spinach, and I changed the cheese (it was the only way on their website I saw to get the ranch IN THE SANDWICH, since there appeared to be no option to do so), the other with just added spinach. No problems there, it’ll all show up on the receipt, so it should be easy to make–I worked for years at an actual restaurant which made and delivered pizzas, I know the drill with online orders.
An hour later, I’ve heard nothing back except from the automated email service, saying that my order had been received. Figured I’d give them a call to check. Since I worked at a pizza place which did special promotions all the time, I knew that it would be a busy night and that my order would take a while, so I was not angry by any means at this point.
Only after my order took 2 hours, the “manager”, Beau, showing up to deliver my calzone, said manager getting impatient with me checking to see if everything was there and warm, me giving him a $5 tip because I know that rainy days as a driver can be stressful, and me finding that there is hot sauce on my girlfriend’s calzone that we had not ordered was I even a bit upset. After I talked to the sad excuse for a manager, however, I was livid.
The conversation went:
“I wasn’t supposed to have hot sauce on this calzone.”
“I’m not going to argue with you what comes on our calzones and what doesn’t, the Cal Zombie has hot garlic butter.”
“Your website does not say that it comes with hot anything.”
“Yes it does, I know what’s on our calzones, I’m not going to argue about it.”
At that point, I hung up, cut my losses, and ate my girlfriend’s runny, grainy calzone, instead of my marginally less-disgusting calzone.
Judging from the other reviews of this place, I can’t say I’m surprised. Beau is apparently a horrid manager, the place is a wreck, and the food is only halfway-decent if you’re smashed. I completely regret ordering from this place, and I only hope that others can learn from my mistake… and that my food wasn’t dropped or spit on for calling in the first time.
My advice is to go to the student center if you want a calzone, or Patterson’s if you want a crepe. Both are better quality for about the same price, and you don’t have to put money in the pockets of sleazy, aggressively incompetent business owners.
Aside: These are screenshots from the website–which they actually RECOMMEND you use–including the menus where the Cal Zombie shows up, and the “detailed” view of the sandwich. Also, this was the website THEIR EMAIL linked to; apparently there is another website one can order from.
I love the food at Doughby’s; specifically the sweet crepes! The only complaint I have is that they tend to take a long time to make them. I recommend ordering about 30 minutes ahead. On a couple occasions, we have ordered crepes to go and have had to wait around for them. There are tables to wait at inside.