We stopped by for a quick meal and were pleasantly surprised. The hot chicken sando was the…read morestandout--crispy, juicy, and packed with flavor. The buttery brioche bun paired really well with the chicken, although I can see it getting soggy pretty quickly, so I'd definitely recommend eating it fresh while it's hot. The donkatsu was decent but leaned a bit on the dry side. On the other hand, the elderflower lemonade was refreshing and easily one of my favorite parts of the meal. Overall, it's worth stopping by, especially for the sandwiches. Just don't let your food sit too long--the buttery brioche is best enjoyed right away.

I came here a few years ago when the place was still called Semicolon. I thought it was good back…read morethen, and it met those expectations this time around. I ordered the bulgogi sandwich, and it was delicious. The bread was crispy, and the sandwich was saucy. The bulgogi was nicely sweet. Service was fine, and the food came out fast. There is a good amount of seating, it would be a good place to study or work. I would come back again.

My daughter, best friend, and I stopped in to Jireh Bakery Cafe during lunchtime on a Saturday for…read morea girls day. I live near this location and have always wanted to stop in, so I was happy to finally have the chance. I like that they offer a wide array of fresh Korean inspired baked goods on their shelves, but also offer breakfast and lunch items to order. My friend and I both ordered a panini which came with a side of potato chips. They also have a coffee bar with seasonal flavors. Their pumpkin spiced latte is one of the best I've had in Centreville so far. The interior is spacious and clean. There were plenty of tables to accommodate groups of all sizes. There were a couple of inconveniences, however. First, the business can really only be accessed from Route 29 westbound. You would have to do a U-turn over a multi-lane highway or drive to the a nearby intersection to safely access the business. Second, there was no publicly accessible ramp to reach the front door. My friend and I had to lift up my baby's stroller up a couple of steps to enter. It wasn't a huge deal for us personally, but this would be a major accessibility barrier to others. Overall the food and coffee was fantastic and I would visit here again.

Went to Jireh Bakery Cafe this past weekend and had a mostly good experience. The service was…read moregreat--I asked if they could split two full-size Thai tea boba drinks in half for my little ones, and they happily did it with no hesitation. Even with four cups, they still filled mine generously, which I really appreciated. The disappointment came once we started drinking. It honestly tasted like milk with unsweetened boba. I don't mind if the boba isn't sweet as long as the drink has enough flavor, but in this case, the milk flavor was overpowering, and the tea was barely noticeable. We also ordered a bean pastry, which was surprisingly delicious! It was sweet, and if you didn't know it was made with beans, you probably wouldn't even notice. Overall, I'd be open to going back. I'm not sure if the overly milky flavor was a fluke from splitting the drinks or if that's just their usual recipe. The café itself is cute with cozy vibes. It's right off a main road (Route 29). Parking is available on the side and in the back, and there's a decent amount of seating. Just note they close at 9 PM, so if you're looking for a late-night café spot, this may not be the best option.

This is such a cute cafe!! They have ample seating and it would be the perfect place to hang out…read morewith friends or even work. There's everything from savory to sweet foods. The cakes especially look incredible! We tried the green goddess smoothie, pink matcha and rose matcha - all of which were good! The green goddess smoothie I liked the most because it wasn't too sweet!

A good spot for coffee and breakfast or lunch sandwiches. They also sell pastries…read more There is a decent amount of seating, but it can get really loud to have a conversation unless you are close to each other.

A little secret, I know I'm going to regret if I share! Chloez's cafe isn't a secret anymore, but…read moreI'm hesitant to have my ease of finding a seat taken away from me! Oh well! The place is worth it! I know you will make it your regular weekend, weekday breakfast, lunch or dinner place! It's a locally owned small business and I encouraged him to open another one! He doesn't know what he's going to get with this review, but he will get more customers - for sure! He doesn't need me promoting him or his business! The food and the customer service speaks for itself! I don't like to give five stars, but this place is freakin adorable, wonderful and all the things! You will not regret visiting this establishment! Their people are homey and can mix with any jive! Love Chloez!! You just gotta try this place in order to know what I'm talking about!! Ask for the owner, Joe! He is down to earth! So is his team!! P.s. shout out to Kat (short for Katerina)!! She totally rocked her service with us!! I love her energy!!

Today, we played Russian roulette with family Sunday lunch time. That's how we came upon this…read morelittle family dinner. Our entire experience was great, nothing to truly complain about. The dinning area has a real hometown feel with conversation billowing from each table about individuals being regulars and discussing the last time they were here. The staff are primarily made up of teenagers who were all friendly and helpful. For food, we partook in a few things from the menu: - Chicken tenders (5) with fries - The American burger with fries - Western omelette with home fries - Avocado toast with home fries - Protein smoothie - French toast latte - Beignets (6 small) with all three sauces All the food was delicious and prepared just right. After reading the reviews, we decided to make a reservation. However, the hostess seemed frazzled and overwhelmed by something that did not pertain to us and the reservation appeared to not matter. The restaurant prefers you pay by cash or debit. If not, they attach a 3% processing fee. The only criticism I have is that the restaurant charges extra for anything not directly associated with your meal. For example, $3.50 for salsa, .50 per extra beignets sauce, .50 for bbq sauce, and $1.50 for fries with a burger. This is a small thing but can add up quick. Overall, this is a decent diner and one we will probably return to soon.

Cute little cafe. Had some cards, candles and jewelry type items if you need to pick up a gift…read morewhile there. My sandwich was good, nothing special or great but a good sandwich. I love that they are a company employing individuals with disabilities. We did have quite a bit of a line when we went, so we waited longer than we anticipated. Keep that in mind if you are in a hurry. Maybe they could use another employee or two. They were out of some fresh, chopped veggies for your sandwich... I think they were just understaffed today. Served Starbucks coffee if you wanted a cup of joe. I might give it a try again if I need a place to go to work. It is inside an office building if you get confused when you arrive.

I love it when Yelp takes me on adventures! This little adventure was both exciting and rewarding…read morein more ways than one. Blossom Daily Cafe is located in an office building. Weird Dead End Loop: Behind this office building is a weird one lane-ish road that you can drive on that basically makes a parallel loop outside of the parking lot that encircles the office building. Hard to explain, but I found myself on this giant circular loop that has a real solid dead end. I mean... you can either turn around or drive straight into a field. Not sure why that road makes that large of a loop around... like it could easily stop a quarter mile before it does and no one would be hampered from accessing all points of civilization that they need to access... but... I guess you could always take this road less traveled and see where it leads you. Maybe Narnia... Fillory perhaps? Who knows? So, anyways, a little hard to find but once you do you'll find that this little cafe is right at the entrance to the office building. They have an interesting eclectic selection of some pre made items. They have some small gifts and jewelry for sale. I was there early so I got a breakfast sandwich. Plenty of places to plug in if you're working on your laptop. The office building that the cafe is in services people with disabilities. I had to look it up as at the front lobby there is a large sign that reads "Service Source." The cafe is manned and operated by persons with disabilities and job coaches. It's seems like a wonderful environment to hone real-life job skills in an atmosphere that is welcoming, friendly, and compassionate. And not just that, the food is quite good. I got a bacon egg and cheese sandwich. The sandwich was real hearty with lots of egg served on sourdough bread. The cafe is comfy and clean, and was just a perfect spot to plant for a couple of hours until I had my first appointment of the day. Wouldn't hesitate to come back.

Sunday AM breakfast. Used the app to Skip the Line, but we were there early enough before the…read morepost-church crowds. Our server Komot was fantastic. Refills without asking, mere moments after draining a glass. The perfect amount of check-ins. To-go boxes and a fresh to-go coffee for a single mom who barely had time to drink hers at the table. Blueberry pancakes and seasonal pumpkin pancakes for the kids, and I tried the Rustic Frittata. It was very good flavor-wise, but a bit dry. Breakfast potatoes as the side were delish though.

The layout is spacious and open. Plenty of tables but still room to move around. They even have a…read morekids rooms with a toy area. The center bar area is amazing. The fall menu is great. The pumpkin donuts are a nice shareable items. Sweet and warm. The Godfather bowl is spicy. The pumpkin pancakes have such wondeful flavor that you almost don't need any syrup.

The employees are so nice and polite! The food is great and one entree is a lot of food for such a…read morelow price. The decorations and music were great and the vibe was very chill. There is an allegedly a bathroom but only for customers. Both a sit down and take out restaurant/cafe.

This casual Thai restaurant features a relaxed yet stylish atmosphere with cute decor, including…read moredecorative objects and plants in a spacious, high-ceiling layout. The friendly and attentive staff ensures prompt service, making it a reliable choice for delicious Thai food. The lunch special offers great value: for $12.95, you get a pad thai noodle dish plus a choice of appetizer. The vegetable soup was plain and lacked taste, but the pad thai was flavorful, with a signature flavor and perfectly cooked noodles, enhanced by chicken and peanuts for added protein and texture. The crispy pineapple shrimp fell short of expectations and lacked true crispiness, which was disappointing. Although the portion initially looked generous, it was mostly served atop a bed of lettuce, which made it seem fuller. My Thai coffee with creamy cheese was exquisite--its subtle sweet cheese foam perfectly balanced the coffee's bitterness, turning it into a dessert-like treat.

bon bon cakery & cafe was definitely worth the visit! i ordered the bò né with a tiramisu coffee,…read moremy friend had the bánh mì chảo cá mòi, my cousin ordered the bò kho and they both got the banana coffee. everything was so delicious, and the food came out surprisingly fast. by the end of the meal, we were already talking about coming back to try more of their drinks. i'd definitely recommend checking this place out if you're looking for tasty vietnamese food and drinks!

Banh mi's up here are crazy expensive. Coming from Atlanta and comparing prices up here has been…read moreeye opening. So, looking for banh mi's we wanted to still look for a place where we would enjoy and also to find something that we couldn't have in Atlanta. We landed here at Bon Bon's a couple of times. The first time we came, the restaurant times said it opened at 8, but when we came at 8 AM on a weekday, lights were off and everything was locked up. Sadly, we couldn't get to try it. The second time, we came during a brunch time on a Saturday, they were open! So we finally got to try what they had to offer. We ordered the bo ne and also the banh mi chao. And honestly the bread here was by far I think the best that we've had since being here in DC. It was freshly baked and it was fluffy. With the bo ne, it was a wonderful pair where you could dip into the sauce and still have that fluffy bread soak it all up. The food did take a while to come out because they made everything fresh. They also did a lot of takeouts when we were there. I enjoyed our visit here and could see ourselves come back when we have time.