Starting July 8 the Golden Arches introduces new Spicy McMuffin breakfast sandwiches that come in three variations will be available for a limited-time at participating restaurants nationwide.

The new sandwich includes what customers “already love about the iconic Egg McMuffin — melty cheese, a freshly cracked egg (now sourced 100% cage-free in the U.S.), Canadian bacon and a perfectly toasted and buttered English Muffin — plus a fiery, delicious twist: a shot of McDonald’s signature Spicy Pepper Sauce,” the company said in its announcement.
Customers can also opt for the new Spicy Sausage McMuffin or the Spicy Sausage McMuffin with Egg.
But don’t snooze too long, the Spicy McMuffin won’t last forever. Set that alarm clock on July 8—because this one’s worth waking up for.








Emily Collins, the proprietor of The Root Beer Stande on Woodman, is celebrating her 17th anniversary of owning the business this Friday, July 11th. In sharing her story about acquiring the business she she told us she graduated from Stivers School for the Arts, left Dayton to attend Ohio University, where she received a Bachelors of Fine Arts degree. Upon graduation she returned to Dayton and struggled to find a job where she could use her degree. So she taught part time and worked in the food industry, as she had through high school and college. Her dad, who ran Klosterman Bakery came home one day told her the stand was for sale. Always wanting to own her own business, Emily decided she’d buy the place. So she went to the bank and says they looked at her like she was a crazy 24 year old, but suggested she put a business plan together.

As part of the 17th anniversary celebration they will have footlongs buy one; get one for $1.17. Hanks burgers and dogs are $7.17. Hank’s burgers will be the deal of the day today. Your choice of a hand crafted burger, fries, and a drink for $12.99. We suggest a frosty mug of Rootbeer.
Ben & Jerry’s kicked off National Ice Cream Month by introducing three brand-new ice cream flavors.













If you are among the 25 amateur bakers to sign up for this $25 event, Bill will guarantee you a fun-filled hour and enough knowledge to have bragging rights the next time you have friends over for biscuits and gravy, strawberry shortcake, scones, or a combination of the two.

After two remarkable years as the first food and beverage company to open inside the recently revitalized Dayton Arcade, Gather—owned by Shane Anderson—is ready for its next evolution. Anderson is joining forces with Charlie Carroll and Hospitalité Group to temporarily close Gather and reimagine the space as Lucho, a bold burrito, taco, mezcal, and espresso bar, set to reopen in July.
Thank you, Dayton.
