I take hot dogs seriously. Like "I celebrated National Hot Dog Day as an actual holiday" seriously…read more So trust me when I say Haute Dogs is worth a visit. One honest note for my fellow purists: the buns are hearty, so if you're a classic bun person like me, the ratio leans a little bread-forward. Personal preference. But here's the tip that makes all the difference: order the half smoke. Bigger, beefier, and it fills that bun the way nature intended. That's the move. And if you love blue cheese, the buffalo tots are dangerously snackable.

Finally a place that serves the popular state base hot dogs in one. It's a small place but they are…read moreefficient. Typically, there's one person handling the foh. So someone can take your order or you order through the kiosk. Which by the way, there's only one. If you're dining, the meals come out fast and hot. I had the chi dog. Although didn't feel like Chicago, it was still close enough! The dig wasn't too salty and it was lean. With fries and a non-fountain soda, it sure filled me up. The place gave me an early 90s dine. It was hip, chill and nostalgic kind of way. Give it a try.

Authentic German foods! Everything is very good and really good! Sausages are authentic and the…read moresides are delicious!

Hi everyone, just wanted to leave a review of German Gourmet on Columbia Pike…read more Before I begin, I want to identify what the ingredients are for a classic Reuben. You'll need two slices of seeded or marble rye bread, about six ounces of thinly sliced corned beef or pastrami, two slices of sharp Swiss cheese, roughly a quarter cup of well-drained sauerkraut, and two tablespoons of Russian or Thousand Island dressing. A little butter for toasting the bread and optional spicy brown mustard round it out. That said, what I actually received was the absolute worst Reuben I've ever had in my entire life. They used ham instead of corned beef or pastrami, an insult to the name. The Swiss was bland and low-quality, not sharp at all. There was no mustard, barely any Thousand Island, and I couldn't even detect any sauerkraut. The bread wasn't toasted, and they still charged me $12.50 with tax. If this is what passes for a Reuben at a supposed German delicatessen, save your money and go somewhere that actually knows what they're doing.

Five Guys at Arlington Virginia. This location is just like any other Five Guys out there. The Five…read moreGuys is located in a shopping center. There is free parking and the parking is right next to the fast food restaurant. Our visit was Tuesday July 4,2023. When you are driving up to Five Guys. You just see a lot of other food places and shopping options. You walk into the store, You have your line of the left and a seating indoor option on the right. As you make your way to the cashier, You order you food. They have burgers, hot dogs, fries etc. when you are ordering your food, You get to pick what is on your burger. They have a lot of options to put on your burger. After you done with you burger or hot dog, You can add a side like fries and a drink or even a milkshake. After you order is done then you wait for your food and enjoy the meal when it's finish from the inside or bring it on a go. The staff was friendly and very nice. They was really busy to interact with. You can tell they was working really hard. The cashier had a great smile and can really enjoy their job. We didn't have any issue with the staff members. The place was really clean. As we was waiting for our food. The manager even came and ask the crew member to clean the area. You can tell they are serious about being clean at Five Guys. The bathrooms was also clean. They did a good job being clean and very fresh during our visit. The food was delicious! The fries was seasoned very well and the burger was very tasty. I ordered the bacon burger with barbecue sauce, mayo, jalapeños, cheese and fried onions. As you bite right into the burger, you can taste how delicious and well cooked the meat was. It was definitely a good burger but we did spend $36.68 for two burgers and fries and to me that's really high. I understand inflation and that's the restaurant is in a high living area but the price was kinda outrageous. We did waited about 18 minutes for our burgers and fries. The place was not that busy either. The area is definitely safe. You are in a good area to go to this Five Guys. We felt safe the entire time we was there. The Five Guys was great and very professional. They was clean and very maintained. They did amazing job. Yes the food is pricy but we do recommend this location. Overall 4.7/5

This review is based on my last 2 visits to this location. The double cheeseburger was delicious,…read morestaff was wonderful, restaurant was clean and the free peanuts hit the spot. My issue was on both visits the milkshake machine was out of service. Make your customers happy aNd fix or replace the machine.

Stopped by after my yoga class at Miyu to grab something to eat. I went with the $9.99 student…read moremeal, and it was really good! It came with two small spicy chicken burgers, fries, and a strawberry lemonade. Great value for the price, and everything tasted delicious. I'm also really glad it's halal.

This place has delicious burgers. I recently discovered them and it is becoming my go to for great…read moreburgers and great sweet potato fries. The staff are friendly. There's plenty of free parking. The inside is casual, but clean. And the food is great. This time I tried the BEC and my son had the Levant, both of which were great.

FOOD: *Tacos w/ tinga chicken and cheese were fireee…read more DELICIOUS . *The vegetable Sopes was delicious too . *Tres leches was delicious . *Sauces; La chingona - spicy but gooood SERVICE: *Awesome! AMBIANCE: *Great, always.

Loved my beef birria w cheese taco and lengua taco! Both were so flavorful and definitely reminded…read moreme of LA tacos The lengua was so tender & delish Interior is pretty small so not much seating (fits max grps of 4) but they did have some outdoor seating too. I definitely need to come back for $2 taco tuesday!

As a busy mom, I really appreciate restaurants that make life easier and also give back to the…read morecommunity. The Falls Church location of Elevation Burger recently partnered with our PTA fundraiser and donated 20% of sales, which made a huge impact for our school. Beyond that, the restaurant was spotless, the staff was genuinely friendly, and service was quick even during a busy time. The new chocolate chip cookie milkshake is incredible and absolutely worth trying. It's great to support a local business that supports the community right back. We'll definitely be back!

Finally decided to give this place a try and the burgers were really good! We ordered the single…read morepatty grass-fed organic beef along with the Mushroom Swiss. Both were prepared to order and was very tasty! The portions for the price were comparable and fulfilling. We also added the Classic Olive Oil Fries and the Fiery Fries, which were a little on the soggy end, but still quite delicious. The service was fast and friendly. There are plenty of seating indoors with a couple tables outdoors. Parking can be limited in the area. Overall, a great experience and will be back again to try the Kids Eat Free Mondays! Enjoy!

You can never go wrong with five guys, of you consider five guys fast food, it's the best burger…read moreyou can get that's fast food, even if you don't consider it fast food, it's hard to beat. Way too expensive or I'd go all the time, but... everything is so flavorful. Still my favorite burger in town. The fries are to die for as well, for a burger / fry combo, you can't beat it, it's not like those shake shack mediocr le crinkle cut fries, solid potatoes. The milkshakes are great too, I always go for Chico banana!

If you're really hungry, Five Guys is a good local option if you're okay with greasy food. Inside…read moreTysons Corner food court, it's often busy, but their system doesn't have you waiting that long. I'm a fan of their always hot fries with a side of mayo. The portion sizes are generous. For my main, I enjoy their bacon cheeseburger with jalapenos, onions, and BBQ sauce. They sell Coca-Cola products, including Cherry Coke.

Has both inside and outside seating. Got a milkshake that was pretty tasty, no complaints. I've…read moregotten food here before -- quality wise has always been good, sometimes it takes a little longer given how busy it is. They could probably improve their cleanliness but it's a mall.

I went hear by mistake. I thought I had placed my order at the stand alone store near the Orvis and…read moreTjMaxx. In any event, I had to drive to the mall to get my on line order. It's not the easiest place to find if you're not familiar with the mall. I had to park in the garage and then call the restaurant to see where they were located. The person I spoke with was delightful. The only thing he didn't mention was it was outside the doors once you got to Starbucks. By the time I arrived, my order had been sitting for a good 40 minutes. Luckily, my milk shake hasn't been made but the food was cold. I immediately requested to speak with the manager. He was on his break unfortunately and no one else could handle my request. I waited for an additional 15 minutes for him to return. I asked if I could have my order remade. He did so without any question which I greatly appreciate. Now that location was very busy. Almost all the tables were full and more people were coming in by the minute. With that said, the restaurant was a mess and some of the workers clearly didn't want to be there from what I saw. I ordered a single bacon cheeseburger, onion rings and a vanilla shake. The bacon was undercooked and the burger was questionable. I threw it in the trash after one bite. The onion rings were decent and milkshake was pretty good. I expected better for $25. I would not recommend or come back here. Honestly, if I knew I would end up at the mall I would have just went to coastal flats.

****SUNDAYS ONLY****…read more Homey, delicious, and satisfying! For $10, I got a massive portion of Pique that was equal to 3 meals in my book. That means I got large chunks of fried potatoes, almost like oversized wedges; thick and juicy hot dog sliced on a bias; super flavorful chunks of marinated beef, all topped with chorrellana (thinly sliced red onion; cubed fresh tomato; and a sprinkling of sliced sweet peppers), and served with a spicy green sauce on the side. Talk about some down-home Andean comfort food! I've had Bolivian food before in Miami, and this was definitely some good stuff. The place that I tried in Miami, Las Americas, was about as close to perfect as I think you can get, but I honestly struggle to believe that what I just ate actually came from a food truck! The owners of this truck have to be commended for churning out some darn good homestyle food. My only complaints are that the meat was just a tad bit tougher than I prefer, and some spots were just a tiny bit on the salty side. I'm talking really minor stuff, though, nothing crazy. All in all, on a couple-miles-long, straight shot strip where people have literally 6 other Bolivian food trucks to choose from, there is a reason why this one keeps a steady line of 15-20 hungry patrons waiting in the cold to dig into a delicious taste of home. Let me not forget to mention also that I was the ONLY non-Bolivian in line the entire time. No, I don't mean the only non-Hispanic person, but the absolute only non-Bolivian. This place was definitely serving up styrofoam boxes stuffed with some full-flavored spoonfuls of homey goodness. TIPS: If you've never had Bolivian food before, this may not be the place to figure things out because the line is really long. I'd recommend Googling the most popular dishes online first and choosing a couple that you'd like to order or else if you speak Spanish well, you'll have plenty of time in line to ask for recommendations. A few of the dishes that I remember are piqué, falso conejo, pata, chicharron, charque, aji de lengua, choclo con queso, rangla (soup), salten~as (although not listed on the menu). I went around 3:30PM and I think all of the soups were gone, but only one of about 8 dishes was sold out. That's pretty good for such a busy spot! ****SUNDAYS ONLY****