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Alan Vandergrift
Sep 12, 2025
Trivia Question❓What famous dance craze hit the charts in the 1970s thanks to Dayton funk bands? Answer at the bottom of the newsletter |
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Currito Bringing Fresh Flavors to Dayton With Three New Locations
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Dayton food lovers will soon have a new spot to grab fresh, flavorful meals on the go. Currito, a fast-casual restaurant chain known for its globally inspired bowls, wraps, and smoothies, has announced plans to open three locations in the Dayton area over the next three years. First Location Slated for December 2025
The first Currito in the region is scheduled to open in December 2025 at Oak Creek Marketplace, located at 1024 Miamisburg-Centerville Road in Washington Township. The space was formerly home to Fusian. Customers can expect a menu that emphasizes fresh ingredients and customization, allowing them to build their own bowls, salads, and wraps packed with bold flavors. Currito also offers smoothies and shakes, making it a versatile spot for both quick meals and healthy snacks.
More on the Way
Two additional locations are expected to open in 2026 and 2027. While the exact sites have not been confirmed, potential areas include Centerville, Springboro, Beavercreek, Oakwood, and near the University of Dayton. The expansion will make Currito accessible to more communities across the Miami Valley. Part of a Bigger ExpansionThe Dayton openings are part of Currito’s larger growth plan, which includes nearly 30 new restaurants in markets nationwide over the coming years. For local residents, this means another option for fresh dining, right in their own backyard. Learn MoreTo explore Currito’s menu and story, visit their official website: currito.com |
💡 Answer to Trivia Question: "The Funky Worm" by the Ohio Players popularized the sound that fueled funk’s rise. |