Actually well priced delicious, and healthy, vegan and vegetarian food. I got a black bean burger…read morewhich despite basically being the texture of chili was really really tasty and I'd totally get it again, and I got a strawberry muffin (99¢) which was also vegan and tasted great. Can't believe I'd never been here before.

Vegetarian and Vegan never tasted so good…read more Yes it's organic, it's naked, it's good for you and me and I actually felt myself getting energized with every bite and sip. Welcome to the all natural Naked Lunch located inside Mom's Organic Market on Elden Street in Herndon, Virginia. Everything is made in house and from scratch - awesome bowls, soups, muffins and the lovely juice bar. The piece de resistance- the amazing team here - Trevor( an angel and just the sweetest kid in the world), Osvaldo - another kind and great guy; Ken - a gentleman a worker and just so courteous, Maris - we talk about our families, Jose, Kendall and the awesome Ashley. They know their stuff and are hard workers who not only preach it but live it and practice it. Their genuine love and care transfers to the healthy fare and makes it even better. Their black bean burger is unique and delicious; their pomegranate muffins are to die for. Their sushi bowls, molar bowls, confetti bowls( please see the menu photo) are so unique and exquisite. All the dressings are made in house and they are stupendous. I have missed out on the soup a few times( sold out in the first hour). The place is casual with tall seating stools and a self help table w plastic ware and napkins. I don't think I am doing a good job and justice by writing about this. Not even close. So get your clothed butt down to Naked Lunch for a healthy, fun and habit forming experience. Juice bar open 9-8 daily. Kitchen 11-8.

So excited to finally have a Chicken Salad Chick here! I love the Fancy Nancy, and the BLT was on…read morepoint. Everything was fresh and delicious, and the service was fast and friendly. Such a great addition to the area. Highly recommend!

Really tasty! I'm so glad I tried this! There were at least six different kinds of chicken salad to…read morechoose from. The best part is that they let you try them if you're unsure! I went with the Dixie and it was exactly what I was craving. I ordered a simple sandwich, on a croissant with lettuce and tomato. I ordered to go, so I wasn't sure what to expect. I was so pleasantly surprised to see that it came in a really nice cardboard container with a thick pickle and a small cookie. The cookie was delicious. I love the buttercream frosting! It reminded me of Cheryl's cookies if you've ever had one of those! I noticed the kids meals for relatively inexpensive, coming in at around eight dollars. They have three rotating soups each day. The inside was spacious and perfect for lunch with a friend. The table clause and it definitely had a southern theme. The staff were super friendly and observed interacting with a customers. I noticed training was going on and they seem very genuine about helping people. If you've thought about giving this a chance, I would highly recommend it! If you're looking for something quick, the food does come out rather fast, but there is a grab and go section where you can grab various kinds of chicken salad, fruit, salad, salads, etc.

Like Trios, but even better. Get ready for a bunch of superlatives…read more.. This place has some similarities to Trios in Merrifield. Both Heirloom and Trios are attached to--and share a kitchen with--a Roadhouse Grill, and all of them are owned by the same parent company. However, Heirloom is much smaller, which I suspect makes it easier to control quality. Based on my experiences--one visit here and many visits to Trios over the years--the quality of just about everything is better at Heirloom. My meal consisted of their Smoked Manhattan, the Burrata salad, and the Heirloom Burger. (The burger was so good that they named the restaurant after it!) The Manhattan was one of the best Manhattans I've ever had. It had a wonderfully mellow, balanced flavor that edged toward sweet, despite being made with rye. Maybe it was the aroma--and eventual taste--of the large toasted marshmallow suspended over my glass where the cherry would normally go? I guess, to be sure, I'll have to go back and order another. The Burrata did what all great burratas do: each bite felt like a mouthful of sunshine. The cheese, tomatoes, arugula, and balsamic vinaigrette combined to create pure culinary happiness. The only better burrata I can recall was at Mikrolimano in Athens. However, once you factor in travel time and parking, Heirloom is definitely the better value. The Heirloom Burger was absolutely delicious. This past week I've been waxing poetic about burgers because one of the Hackney's restaurants back home is closing after 70 years, so emotionally, I'm not prepared to bestow any new burger honors just yet. However, check back in a few weeks, and you may very well see this review updated to say that the Heirloom Burger was one of the best burgers I've ever had. Other logistics... The service was OUTSTANDING. We were seated right at our reservation time, greeted warmly by several staff members, and waited on nearly hand and foot by Alex. She explained the menu, helped us select our beverages, and made sure everything ran smoothly throughout the meal. It was attentive service without ever feeling intrusive. Parking is free after 5 and on weekends in a multi-story garage about half a block away. Happy hour is 5-7. They call Heirloom a speakeasy, but it feels more like a small restaurant with an eight-stool bar and a few high-tops. It's intimate compared with the Roadhouse, but not exactly speakeasy-intimate. And, finally, Heirloom is inside Roadhouse. You walk down a hallway, turn left into a very short hallway, open an unmarked door, and then go through a second door marked only by a red rose on the handle. I suspect the obscure entrance is their justification for calling it a speakeasy. But with food and service this good, they can call it whatever they like.

Went there to celebrate a friends promotion! Happy Hour was pretty good. Definitely recommend the…read moremeatballs! They were delicious! The drinks were average. We all ordered off the regular menu for our meal and we ordered the same dish which was the Sea bass...it's nothing to write home about TBH. It wasn't horrible...but it wasn't delicious either. They ate their entire meal...I didn't eat all of mine. So...I'd say it's a hit or miss meal. The ambiance is AWESOME! I'll definitely go back! And I've recommended this spot to other ppl already! A hidden gem in Reston! Service was awesome! Our waitress was really nice and she made some good recommendations for drinks. We don't have to wait long for anything.

Shoutout to the loveliest sweet green worker, I didn't get her name, but she was so kind and I…read moreliked her demeanor. I got a make your own salad and it was so so good. Mixed greens and wild rice, with blackened chicken, cucumbers, brocolli, cherry tomato's and pickled onions, with pesto vinegrette, and a slice of bread.

My orders are never ready even though the app says they are. They forgot my sauces last time. All I…read moregot was a "sorry". Terrible experience. I would avoid this location

Ambiance: Beautiful spot with lots of books and good service…read more Food: I was looking for some sugar free dessert/mini cake options and found this spot. We got the organic carrot cake and organic chocolate pie. They were both amazing, perfect balance of flavors. I got a carrot cake a few times now. Parking: There is ample parking in the mall parking

I had the paella; it was excellent, as well as the peanut butter mousse, to go (self serve)…read more Service is volunteer, not professional. Leftovers are self serve "to go" ( board of health reasons?!). This is very local; many guests know each other. I shared a table with one of them, since there aren't many, & it was an educational speaker night that was well-attended. Is pricey, for the portion served, but quality, healthy food. Ambiance is cozy & comfortable.

Staff is friendly and the restaurant is clean and the ambiance is welcoming. We ordered an extra…read moreside of fries and they weren't bad but the amount that we received for the price was not ideal. The pretzel was huge! It was pretty and came with a large of cheese and honey mustard to dip. No complaints about the pretzel. Kids pizza was enjoyed by my toddler however it didn't come with any sides. The other individual sizes pizzas we got were pretty good not much to complain about. Just a bit pricey for pizza.

Was traveling near Reston, VA and I wanted to support black owned. Google had this pop up as the…read morefirst option. I don't think it was really black owned. But the service was great. We were greater upon walking in to go to the takeout counter. The gentleman there was kind. Now we ordered "The Beast" pizza. It was char on the top and I wasn't really a fan of that.

True Food Kitchen provides healthy, tasty options in a bright, modern space filled with natural…read morelight and an open atmosphere. The staff was warm and friendly, and our server was attentive and prompt. Our meals arrived quickly after ordering. The food was outstanding, especially the edamame dumplings seasoned with soy sauce, dashi, white truffle oil, and Thai basil. All other dishes were just as delicious and nutritious. The homemade juices, with their vibrant colors, were visually appealing as well.

True Food Kitchen has one of the most creative, healthiest menus in town. Lots of options that you…read morewon't find elsewhere. That includes plenty of vegetarian and gluten-free options. It was all delicious. Service has always been prompt and friendly. I had the SPAGHETTI SQUASH CASSEROLE caramelized onions, fresh mozzarella, DiNapoli tomato sauce. My wife had the MEDITERRANEAN BOWl farro, roasted red peppers, cucumber, roasted cauliflower, honey roasted carrots, hummus, harissa tahini, feta, za'atar spice

Nice Sushi spot in Reston Town Center, the inside and the decor was zen and with wooden Japanese…read moreResturant vibe and clean with a nice bar area. It was super busy and quite bit noisy went I visited during lunch time but I guess that a good thing that mean the food is decent or good Server Yisa C was good and patience , The Tonkotus Ramen Lunch 4/5- $16- Surprisingly it was good the ramen broth was not as rich as I am use too but the savory umami broth was on point . Most the time Ramen are not that great at sushi place are not that good but here was delicious. A tab bit too much noodle and can use more topping but I would definitely come back for it went it colder weather. Sushi Pick 2 Lunch Special $14- Such an amazing price for lunch special in Reston at a nice restaurant setting. Philadelphia Roll was pack and Salmon & Avocado was nice and fresh. Over all I would defnilty come back because the food is good and my possibly would love to visit for HH afterwork

Reston town center prices. Average sushi to me. You have to know what to order. The fatty salmon…read morekusshi special was really good. If I come again, I might just spam those and not order anything else. We ordered a lot of rolls and nothing really stood out. A few tables for you to sit outside. The manager or owner was filling in for a waitress who was having an emergency so I wouldn't comment further on the service. Parking is free the first hour at RTC. Parking attendants are actually active so be sure to pay your bills. Bottom line: too expensive for what I got. I know better sushi spots. However, that fatty salmon special alone is worth coming back for.

Charred is hands down the best burger spot in Northern Virginia. We've been three times now, and…read moreevery single visit has been mind‑blowing. The smoky, charred flavor hits you in every bite, and the burgers are massive -- packed with protein, perfectly sauced, and clearly made by someone obsessed with getting it right. Even my wife, who usually doesn't care for burgers, is all in on these. We've worked our way through the Roadhouse, Original, Jalapeño Jack, and Cowboy. They somehow look even better in person than they do in the photos, and the flavor matches the presentation. And the sides? Unreal. The fries, truffle fries, and Brussels sprouts are all top‑tier. The fries especially are something special. Honestly, these are the best burgers we've ever had -- in the U.S. or anywhere else. You can feel the passion behind every plate. (The owner is frequently there so you know they care about quality!)

Amazing food and amazing service! I was overwhelmed with choosing what to get and staff was very…read morefriendly and helped me pick. Another thing to mention, which I don't always see at places is the staff looks like they enjoy their job and want to be there and that was just great to see!!

Sometimes you just want to reward yourself with something sweet and…read moredelicious.  That's why we decided to head on over to Twisted Sweets & Savory.  We had never had chimney cakes before - an omission that shall not be allowed to happen again because - Yum!  These are like if really sugary donuts were stretched out into long snakes of dough and then coiled up until it made a wonderful open tube to be coated with all sorts of great things. We chose to do the pistachella and the bounty.  They both featured Nutella and if that wasn't enough, one added crushed pistachios and the other coconut flakes.  They were very tasty but very rich and between the two of us, we had to admit defeat before finishing them both.  Happily, there are to go boxes to bring home any remainders.  The space is very clean and there are tables and lots of napkins (which you will need because these treats are both awesome and very messy).  The staff was very friendly and the parking is easy in the lot out front.  We will have to come back again to try some of the savory options to definitely be followed up by another dessert one. MMMMMM

Twisted Sweets and Savory had been on my radar for quite some time. Yet, it took us quite a while…read moreto give it a try. In part, that was us not quite able to figure out exactly where it was. Grant Street, it turns out, is disjointed. In other words, it's not like it's just a straight shot from one end to the other. We stopped in here on a Saturday around 4 p.m. The place closes at 6 p.m., and are closed on Sunday. At that time of day, they weren't at all busy. The young man at the counter took our orders, and someone working in the back made the sandwiches. We just ordered savory items, so we can't speak to how the sweet items are (although some of them sounded so good). I ordered the salmon sandwich, which consists of: "Choice of your chimney bread, spread with dill cream cheese, filled with smoked Atlantic salmon, spring mix, cucumber, and red onion." The bread choices are everything bagel, jalapeno, and cheesy. I chose the everything bagel and asked for no onion. I found this sandwich to be tasty, but I thought they could have gone lighter with the dill cream cheese. The bread had a nice crispness. My husband ordered the ham and Swiss sandwich, which consists of: "Choice of your chimney bread, spread with paprika mayo and filled with black forest ham, Swiss cheese, fresh romaine hearts, spring mix, sweet pepper, tomato, cucumber, and red onion". He wasn't happy with the paprika mayo, as he says mustard would have worked better. Nor did he care for the sweet peppers. Now he knows not to order the default setting for this sandwich but instead to customize the toppings. They work with DoorDash, which, when ordering online, gives the option to customize one's order. There are high tables, the type that are found in bars, for those who want to eat their sandwiches there. The place is kept very clean.