I've noticed a lot of small independent restaurants doing this, and I can't say I'm a fan. The only thing that struck me as odd is that if you order soda, it comes in a 20 oz. Our drink & meal orders were taken quickly. When it's 90 degrees out, that's nothing but a stone-cold bummer.Īs packed as they were, none of the staff seemed flustered - everyone was still friendly and attentive. Space inside is very limited, which means all but 5 people waiting have to hang outside. Meadowlark is situated very unassumingly in a shopping plaza near the Dayton Mall. Unfortunately, we waited almost another 30 minutes after returning from our window shopping. We browsed around looking at furniture next door for a while, then came back in just under 30. There was certainly a crowd, but the hostess said there was only a 30 minute wait, which didn't seem too shabby. I didn't think about making a reservation, as a lot of places don't even take them during this promotion.
In this case, you can get a three-course meal at Meadowlark for only $20.10. In case you don't already know, most mid-large market cities hold a restaurant week once or twice per year (Dayton has two), when local eateries offer special menus for a special price, part of the portions benefiting a local charity. I figured I'd wait for a special occasion to check it out, but better yet - Restaurant Week. I've been wanting to go there for quite some time, it's just not really in the budget for a couple of scrappy young kids saving up for a wedding. We dug into Summer Restaurant week this evening, with our first choice - Meadowlark Restaurant.
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