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Some great places to explore have opened in Greene County’s county seat in the last few years.
Here are a few reasons to visit Xenia soon.
BRUNCH
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Credit: Photo: Amelia Robinson
Spots like Nick's Restaurant have long been go-to places, but there are a few relatively new kids on the block.
One Bistro, 87 E. Main St., has great food — and you can help those in need.
>> ‘Pay what you can’ restaurant to open in Xenia (Aug. 13, 2015)
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Credit: Photo: Amelia Robinson
As with the Miamisburg location, the Xenia restaurant has suggested prices on its meals ranging from $6 to $9, but people can also pay what they can afford.
Paying a little more than the recommended amount “pays it forward” and helps feed needy people.
Other options include Tables of Contents Cafe, 30 S. Detroit St., and 5 Points Cafe. That breakfast and lunch spot is located at 51 E. Main St.
>> RELATED: 5 Points Cafe to opens in Xenia (March 12, 2018)
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Credit: Photo: Amelia Robinson
BREW
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Credit: Photo: Amelia Robinson
Downtown Xenia is the home of one of the Miami Valley’s newest breweries.
Devil Wind Brewing recently opened its doors in a 3,000-square-foot space at 130 S. Detroit St. It is just steps from the bike path.
The 90-seat brewery gets its name from historical reports that the Shawnee Indians that inhabited Greene County referred to the Xenia area as “Land of the Devil Wind.”
>> PHOTOS: Take a look inside Devil Wind Brewing
BORG
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Credit: Photos: Amelia Robinson
Route 68 Vintage Toys and Collectibles is a nerd paradise.
Located at 68 S. Detroit St., the recently opened shop has both vintage Star Wars and Star Trek toys and tons of other vintage toys that will take you back to your childhood.
Credit: Photo: Amelia Robinson
Credit: Photo: Amelia Robinson
Credit: Photo: Amelia Robinson
Credit: Photo: Amelia Robinson
Credit: Photos: Amelia Robinson
Credit: Photos: Amelia Robinson
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