A friend ordered lunch with Chicken Wings with honey old bay sauce,deviled eggs, and hash browns…read more All the food especially the chicken wings-- they were crispy, crunchy, and very meaty. The honey old bay sauce was amazing and a good compliment to the chicken wings.Tge eggs were moist and fluffy. Hash browns were nice and crispy. Overall, great food and I will definitely be ordering from them again soon.

We had a great overall experience here. The restaurant is conveniently located in a shopping…read morecenter, so there's plenty of parking, and the interior is clean, modern, and inviting. The only downside was that the music was a little louder than I prefer, making conversation slightly difficult at times. Our waitress was incredibly personable and friendly, and she made us feel very welcome. Service was a bit slow, but it appeared she was the only server working that day, so it was understandable. The food more than made up for the wait. The biscuits were absolutely fantastic. The spring salad was one of the best salads I've had in a long time. The grilled chicken on top was seasoned beautifully and cooked perfectly, juicy and tender without being overdone. I'd definitely come back for the food and the welcoming service. Hopefully they'll have a little more staff next time, but it was still a very enjoyable meal.

Monday morning my wife and I came in to get breakfast and our host set the tone for a great…read moreexperience. I think the name was Gaddy. The day was early and so we were able to be seated upon arrival. Gaddy took us to our seats with an electric energy and even pulled our chairs out for us. He ended the transition with a bow letting us know our server would be with us shortly. Win number 2 was Randy. Super polite and helpful. I told my wife he must be super new, his apron has no stars, literally blank and he had a pin on name tag. When he came back with drinks, his apron changed to the Cracker Barrel basic logo. If he is new or not, he showed great confidence in the menu and made sure all needs were met. Thanks again for these two stars on your team. The food. Still the same great taste, we always come to enjoy.

I'll start with the positive, the food, service and back end manager were top notch when a friend…read moreand I went to dine at the Sterling VA location last weekend. Too bad I can't say the same for the cashier and front end staff. First all over the place was advertised free shareables with app (which we had). The cashier would not honor it. The food manager came out to correct the bill. Next I was looking at some merchandise to purchase. Signs said BOGOF. I asked a salesperson on the floor if items could be mixed and matched - I was holding a journal and a toy. I was told yes. I joked that I guess the more expensive one is the one I'll be charged for. Went to the (same) cashier after picking up some candy as well and found out NO they had to be from the same display. I told her that wasn't what I was told and who told me. She never learned that if a salesperson tells a customer wrong information they are supposed to honor it and then use it as a teaching lesson afterwards. She would not honor it. I told her to void the sale. She said "Do you want the candy". I wanted to say what part of void the sale do you not understand but held me breath. I wrote to their corporate office giving them a chance to correct the issue or at least apologize. I received neither. This experience makes us not want to return to this location.

My favorite breakfast spot! I absolutely love this little mom-and-pop restaurant. The hours are a…read morelittle weird, and I wish they stayed open longer, but the lines and how crowded it gets really speak for themselves. The environment is always so positive and welcoming, and you can tell people genuinely enjoy coming here. I think this is the only restaurant I've been to where the owner himself is actually present and walks around from table to table, making sure everyone is happy and having real conversations with his customers. That alone makes the experience feel so personal. There really isn't another breakfast spot like this for me. It honestly feels like I'm sitting in my own kitchen at home eating a good homemade breakfast. The prices are reasonable, the portions are good, and there are plenty of homemade breakfast options to choose from. Definitely one of those hidden gems I'll keep coming back to!

My sister and I went here for the first time. Right away we noticed the super friendly staff and…read morelots of regulars. The atmosphere is like an old fashioned diner. The menu is large which is typical of diner fare. I couldn't resist getting the Philly cheesesteak but also had to try their tuna fish. I had a side of cole slaw too. We both had coffee which was excellent. The cheesesteak was excellent, hot, tasty and juicy. The coleslaw had a nice blend of crunch and tang. The tuna salad had a deli feel to it. Not the everyday tuna out of a can. My sister got two eggs over easy, lots of perfectly cooked bacon, buttered toast and grits. All delicious. Loved this place!

Finally! I had Daybreak on my must-try list, and I decided that today was the day to try it out!…read more My husband and I were a bit unsure since we didn't know it was in the Business Center. When we arrived around 10:30am, there were already a few diners. We chose our meals and headed to the bar, Nectar, to place our order. Even then, we were curious about how good the food would actually be. Then the food arrived. Wow, we were so happy we gave it a shot. The quality of the biscuit sandwich was fantastic. I really appreciated that their biscuit was homemade. It was buttery and blended perfectly with the other ingredients. The only suggestion I have is to make the egg yolk runny, as the biscuit can be a bit dry at times. I can't wait to come back and try other vendors, but I definitely want to return for another biscuit next time!

"Nash" is a joke of a sandwich. There is nothing Nashville hot about some plain ass franks red hot…read moredrizzled on an over cooked, over breaded thin ass slice of chicken. Biscuit was cold and dry AF. Gravy tasted like Elmer's glue with a slight hint of sausage. Waffle attack had unripe NOT caramelized banana. Was cold and only had one strawberry. Oh.. also took 35 min for cold terrible food. Skip this place for breakfast. It sucks hard.

This food was absolutely fantastic!…read more Very tasty and great value! Friendly service and great prices! Highly recommend!

This is the food concession at the Herndon municipal golf course. Counter setup. Don't golf but I…read morehad seen it on Yelp, and after pointing it out to a Filipino acquaintance who knows me as an adventurous eater, I had some suggestions: "Try the Longsilog (Longganisa - Filipino sausage with fried rice and egg) and ube waffle." The sausage is cut up with a spicy brown sauce and served with a rice preparation. The waffle is dark colored, round and served tith a dark purple syrup; had to take half of it home. Worth stopping by.

The service was great -- we had two gentlemen assist us, and I believe one was the owner. They were…read morepersonable, friendly, and most importantly attentive. My drink was never left empty. I ordered a Reuben sandwich with coleslaw. They make their own Thousand Island dressing and coleslaw, all using fresh ingredients. The corned beef was sliced thin and perfectly cooked. It was a very good Reuben, and the coleslaw was fantastic. (If you love Reubens, you definitely know when a place shouldn't be allowed to make one -- The Fountain Grill gets a solid stamp of approval.) As for the atmosphere, it's a simple, booth-style family restaurant -- comfortable and intimate. I liked the place and the people.

What a gastronomic delight! We were welcomed by the owner, Wally. He and his family members and…read morestaff immediately began to share their contagious joy! We were treated as treasured family guests! The food was soooo good! Everything is completely prepared in house and they are, as they should be, very proud of their creations! All of this and very easy on the wallet. We waited 20 minutes for this wonderful experience. Wally awarded us a delectable and generous piece of chocolate cake for our time! We found this wonderful restaurant on Yelp. It was close to the hotel where we were staying and parking our car on the first leg of our journey to Madrid. We will definitely return next week when we retrieve our car! Buon appetito!

First time at Ted's, and it definitely won't be my last. I grabbed a seat at the bar, and the…read moreatmosphere was warm, inviting, and had a great vibe. I started with a couple of drinks, and let's just say the bartender had a generous pour--if you know, you know! The cheesesteak rolls were absolutely spot on. They were so good I almost ordered another round. For my entrée, I had the salmon with grits. Not everyone knows how to make good grits, but they did a good job. The salmon was cooked well, and the entire dish was delicious. Overall, it was a great first experience. I'm already looking forward to coming back and trying more items on the menu.

I rate restaurants within their category and concept. I am not comparing a neighborhood breakfast…read morespot to a Michelin star dining experience. If a place consistently delivers tasty food, solid execution, and keeps you wanting to come back, that earns a top rating from me. Ted's Bulletin absolutely does that. We have been to the One Loudoun location several times for breakfast, and it is consistently a great experience. That kind of consistency matters, especially for breakfast service where some places can be hit or miss. One of our favorites has been the huevos rancheros. They serve it on tostadas, which gives the dish a great crispy base and a really satisfying texture. It is flavorful, hearty, and always hits the spot. We have also had their homemade tater tots, and they are excellent. Nicely fried, crisp on the outside, soft inside, and clearly done with care rather than feeling like an afterthought side dish. Their French toast is another strong option and always enjoyable. If you are in the mood for something sweeter, it is a very solid choice. We have also tried the breakfast cinnamon roll. It is definitely generous in size. It is decent and worth trying, but it can be a lot, which is probably why we only order it occasionally. For the kids, the hot chocolate is always a favorite and something they genuinely look forward to each visit. Overall, Ted's Bulletin continues to deliver tasty breakfast food, dependable quality, and a family friendly experience that keeps us coming back. Easy 5 stars from me.

Are you looking for a simple good reasonably priced breakfast? Well go no farther. It's clean and…read morefriendly and seating is Covid-19 ok. Next I'll try lunch. Again good people.

Perfect place for a business meeting. I showed up at this corporate building during COVID and…read morebecause their offices are less populated, not much traffic. What a great time to support local business, knock out emails, and have my meeting, all with a delicious and freshly made breakfast (and a roast from a French press).

This place is not really good anymore on top of their prices always seeming like they're rising…read more I only come for breakfast, came for lunch one time for a chicken cheesesteak which was horrible. Noticed that the quality of the breakfast burritos do not match the nearly $11 fee, last one had last week was the final straw. Completely flavorless. Nice people, but imo, not worth the expensive price.

Good food from a hidden spot. Have to look around to find the actual Cafe but the food cooked to…read moreorder with good sized portions. It would be nice to have a few extra Korean staples on the menu.

Staff members treat customers as guests. Interior was bright and buzzing with energy. The noise…read morelevel was ideal for me quiet enough to hear my party and loud enough not to hear what was said at the next table. I enjoyed my chicken salad croissant. The croissant was airy and flaky and pecans gave the chicken salad a little crunch.

DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME OR MONEY!…read more I posted a review several months ago about Ridgetop CoffeeTop consistently running out of coffee and giving customers a 16-ounce cup when they actually paid for a 20-ounce cup. As a result of that review, I spoke with Christina, who manages the shop. She was genuinely sincere, apologized for the issues, and assured me that things were going to change. Unfortunately, that has not been my experience. On Friday, July 10, at approximately 9:30 a.m., I visited the shop again. I was the fifth person in line, looking at my phone, when I heard the first customer being told they had no coffee. He immediately walked out. The next two customers ordered iced tea. The fourth customer, who was directly in front of me, ordered two cups of coffee. I clearly heard the employee tell him there was no coffee available and that he would have to wait 5 to 10 minutes. Although he was obviously frustrated, he agreed to wait and took a seat. When it was my turn, I asked the cashier if I had heard correctly that there was currently no coffee. She confirmed they were about to brew a fresh pot. I pointed out that five customers had already been in line and that this was a coffee shop with no coffee available. After already turning away one customer and asking another to wait, only then were they starting a new pot? The cashier responded with an attitude, saying, "You'll just have to wait 5 to 10 minutes." This is exactly what I discussed with Christina months ago. I simply do not understand how a coffee shop can repeatedly run out of coffee. At a minimum, there should always be another pot brewing or ready so customers are not left waiting 5 to 10 minutes after placing an order. That is poor planning and poor customer service. It is clear that nothing has changed since my conversation with Christina. I asked if either Christina or Dan, the other manager, was available, and I was told there were no managers on duty. At that point, I walked out. I cannot recommend spending your time or money at a coffee shop that repeatedly fails to have coffee available. It would be like going to a grocery store with no groceries. If a business specializes in coffee, customers should reasonably expect coffee to be available.