Rudy's Churrascaria

Rudy's Churrascaria, a South American-style steakhouse just around the corner from us is now open! Located at 42 N. Main St. in the former Germantown Opera House (Circa 1872). Dr. Rudy and his wife Colette Mejia and Rudy’s brother German Mejia and his wife Patsy, own & operate the restaurant.

The restaurant is open Monday - Saturday from 3-6 P.M. for Specials, and 6-10 P.M. for dinner. The Sports Bar will serve food until 11:00 P.M. and will remain open until 1:30 A.M. They serve beer, wine & rotisserie-cooked meats in the Brazilian and Argentinian steakhouse tradition. They plan to add spirits in the coming weeks, along with a Sunday brunch service. The phone number is (937) 353-7375.

The Churrasco Rodizio, or all-you-can-eat rotisserie meats, is $21.95, while the Carne Assada for One is $15.95. Other entrees are $6.95 to $7.95. The Churrasco Rodizio is the ultimate South American Steakhouse experience, with meats carved and served tableside throughout the meal, but for the best value, bring a friend and order the Carne Assada for Two for the same price ($21.95).
The restaurant has a main dining area and also a Sports bar. Along with the “Steak House” dining room, the “Sports Bar” offers cheeseburgers, chicken wings, sandwiches, salads, etc.

The staff of Rudy and German’s Restaurant are local people. German (Rudy’s Brother) is one of three chefs. German said his wife will be making the desserts, including special cakes and pies.

The Opera House ballroom upstairs can be used to cater for groups up to 300 people. They offer a “private” dining room in the back that can be reserved for groups of 10-30 people.

The main floor of the building was used for the Village offices, post office, a bank, a smokery, a jewelry store, Dayton Power and Light office, lawyers offices, restaurants and bars down through the years. The second floor was added in about 1873. This floor has been used for various functions in the 1920’s and 1960’s.