Dayton's Not Dead: The Blueberry Café

Known for their delicious breakfast menu and warm hospitality, the Blueberry Café is frequented by all kinds of people: from Dayton television anchors to local farmers, the Café is enjoyed by anyone and everyone.

On its simple and fairly priced menu, the restaurant offers typical breakfast items, omelets, Mammoth Muffins and fresh-baked quiche, among other items. When visiting the Blueberry Café for lunch, be sure to try a “BBC signature,” a freshly chopped salad, or a sandwich with a side of homemade potato chips. Just be sure to get there early enough to grab a seat: tables at the Blueberry Café fill up fast.

Blueberry Café and its owners have been in business for over 10 years, keeping their food fresh and their customers coming back. Although it may seem that they always have a full house for breakfast and lunch, the Blueberry Café successfully maintains a small dining room of approximately fifteen tables, allowing for a more home-style dining experience.

Students appreciate the Blueberry Café for its delicious food and reasonable prices. Sarah Spitzer, a Wright State junior, is in agreement.

“Eating at the café is always enjoyable, it is a quaint restaurant that just seems to keep becoming more and more popular,” Spitzer said.

Though small, the Blueberry Café is a treat for the Dayton community. Open from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. every day of the week and during evening hours from 5 to 8 on Fridays, the Blueberry Café offers fantastic service, though sometimes a bit of a wait.