Been both a fan and a critic of Harry's since they opened. I've maneuvered my way around their…read morechallenges with different types of fries, and various versions of Fish and Chips. I have to tell you now you've nailed the fish. Perfectly breaded and fried, with a portion that could feed 2. I applaud you now Harry's, though shoe string fries are not ideal on a Fish and Chips platter, the coleslaw is good and fish is wonderful. So, who needs fries?!?!

I've been to Harry's a couple times and it did not disappoint! Great food and beer selection…read more Open style restaurant separate from Bar but feels inclusive. Service was efficient and accurate. Give it a try if you find yourself West of Salem Church road.

This our 2nd time stopping here on our I-95 travels. Great place to enjoy the weather and let the…read moredog out to stretch. Great beer and good food. We have never sat inside, but it looks clean and nice.

First time trying 6 Bears & A Goat Brewing Company after seeing a lot of positive feedback online…read more While we're glad we gave it a shot, and may be back for a beer, we probably won't be returning for the food anytime soon... We stopped in for their Mother's Day brunch thinking it would be a great way to sample a variety of items, but unfortunately the experience didn't match the price or expectations. The positives first, service was good overall, the staff and our server was friendly enough. The beer selection was easily the highlight of the visit. Even as casual beer drinkers, we could appreciate the variety they offered, and the flights are a great option for anyone wanting to explore different styles. The food and buffet itself, however, was disappointing. The eggs were mass-produced and had an odd flavor, the roast was dry and fatty, the sausage had an odd texture, and the mac and cheese was soggy. Most of the other items were just average, and nothing really stood out. Unfortunately most of the family wasn't a fan wasn't able to finish or eat, with most of kids left hungry, which was frustrating considering what we paid per person. That alone made the experience feel underwhelming. We may give the regular menu a try someday, but based on the buffet quality, our expectations are definitely lower now. Overall, we'd come back for the beer and atmosphere, but we'll likely pass on the food moving forward.

This is one of the larger breweries in Northern Virginia and in my opinion also one of the best…read more They offer a wide variety of beers from IPAs to Stouts and everything in between and the quality is second to none. You can also order food from the local pizza place to be delivered to your table and they frequently have food trucks and live music. You stand in line and order your beers before finding a table, no table service. We were there for Fathers Day, so the lines were a little long, but they kept things moving along. There is both indoor and outdoor seating and a lot of the outdoor seating is covered so it's still usable on a hot or rainy day. This time around we all chose beer flights so we could sample some new brews. Yes, they have flights! I chose 4 stouts, of which the cinnamon churro and caramel macchiato were my favorites. Plenty of parking in a private lot and easy access round out the positives. Highly recommend stopping by if you're in the area.

Let me start by saying how much I love this place. The beertenders are so nice and their beers are…read moreamazing! My only issue is there are zero garbage cans anywhere inside the tasting area. There's no napkins. No plastic utensils. They serve food but why can't I get these things or throw anything away??

Awesome service delicious Berry Sour Ale and hard seltzer flight was amazingly deliciousread more

I did pints and Pilates at this place. The owner was very sweet and offered really good…read moresuggestions. They make this beer mix with blood orange puree which was suggested by her and it did not disappoint. I NEED TO GO BACK!! When I was there it was quiet but I have heard the place packs up!!

Honor Brewery Tasting Room is a hidden gem in Chantilly that deserves all the recognition!…read more This small, family- and veteran-owned brewery isn't just about great beer--it's about community, service, and creating memorable experiences. We've worked with them multiple times, including for our Christmas party and a USMC event, and they absolutely delivered. Need a custom private-label beer for a special occasion like a retirement party, wedding, or corporate event? Honor Brewery has you covered--and they do it with style, heart, and a true commitment to quality. Their Pilot Brewery and Tasting Room is an ideal space for hosting holiday parties, birthdays, rehearsal dinners, office get-togethers, or any celebration that deserves a great vibe and even better brews. It's clean, welcoming, and run by genuinely good people who care deeply about their customers and the veteran community. We'll absolutely be back, and we're already planning to book another private event in 2025! Support local. Support veterans. Support Honor Brewery--you'll be glad you did.

We went there for a small holiday get together and were at the bar. I do not think the one…read morebartender was prepared for the number of holiday parties that were going on. The place is always pleasant but on this night overwhelmed and understaffed. The food, we ordered several appetizers was good. Typical bar fare. The drinks (when you could get one) were well prepared. I love the reason this place is Honor Brewing and the ethos portrayed throughout, hugely patriotic and dedicated to not only military but domestic law enforcement, fire fighters, and all first responders. I will continue to enjoy this location and hopefully they have a better staffing plan for those busy happy hours during the holidays . I might add a great beverage list of craft beers.

My girlfriend and I decided to go to Sedona for brunch to celebrate my birthday, and it was the…read moreperfect choice. First and foremost, the holiday décor was absolutely stunning. They did a phenomenal job creating such a magical atmosphere--I honestly wish they could keep the decorations up all year . While waiting for our table, we grabbed seats at the bar and ordered cocktails. I had the prickly pear margarita, and she ordered a cider sour. Both were fantastic, though I wish the bar had mentioned the holiday cocktail menu earlier. I didn't learn about the festive drinks until we were seated and our server, Lindsay, walked us through the winter specials. The "Sweater Weather" cocktail sounded amazing (white tequila and coconut milk ) and is definitely something I'll be back to try. We stuck with our go-to appetizer, the goat cheese bruschetta, which was delicious as always. For entrées, we went classic brunch: the hangover burger and the shrimp and grits. My girlfriend loved her burger, and Sedona's shrimp and grits remain one of my absolute favorites--perfectly seasoned and cooked. Even though we were full, we couldn't pass up the seasonal dessert, tiramisu. It was the perfect size--just enough to share without pushing us over the edge. Lol. Another successful meal at Sedona! The service is consistently top-notch, and our server Lindsay was hands down the best--knowledgeable, attentive, and with an amazing personality. We loved her so much, we wished she could've joined us for brunch. The manager also stopped by a couple of times to check on us, which we really appreciated. If you haven't experienced Sedona yet, you are seriously missing out. And definitely ask to sit in Lindsay's section!

Let me preface by saying I've been to Sedona for three years and realized I have never made a…read morereview. I hate that my review has to be negative, but this is not the Sedona we have loved. First, let's start off with the wait. I'm used to waiting for a table at Sedona especially on a Saturday, but today the wait was extra long. Once we sat and ordered appetizers it took over 40 minutes to get our apps. To make matters worse our nachos came out with the cheese not even melted and with barely any protein. Seeing as this was not the first time I ordered nachos I was extremely upset. To address the issue I had to leave my outside table and walk inside to the hostess to see if they could locate my server as she never came and checked on us. We didn't see her for over 50 minutes :-/ The only star of today's lunch were the Thai glazed wings. My husband ordered the land and sea and steak was overcooked. My devils pass pasta was okay, but extremely greasy. The manager did stop by to offer something for the nacho issue which we appreciated. Sedona you need to work on hiring more staff to make things run smoothly. You seem to be understaffed in the kitchen and on the floor. We left feeling extremely disappointed and will not be returning for a long time. Also forgot to add that the strawberry tres leches cake is extremely dense and flavorless. Did not enjoy and do not recommend.

Stopped into Beer Hound on a road trip through Virginia. Fun space in a quaint town. We only had…read moreone beer, an IPA, and it was good, so I can't comment as to the full extent of their offerings, but we enjoyed the one we ordered. It was a rainy day, so unfortunately, no dogs in the brewery at the time but it's definitely very pooch friendly.

Cute place in Culpeper! Very dog friendly and they really give your dogs treats! Beer is named…read moreafter dogs too. Huge space and good vibes. Went there when they were doing karaoke and it was such a quaint place.

Today we ordered a mushroom pizza, two veggie pizzas and a steak and cheese roll. We called and…read moreordered it to go. The staff was friendly and the food was excellent as usual.

This spot was such a surprise and I have wanted to go forever!!The location and setup is really…read morecool, the pizza was really good, staff is awesome, food and service very good..

As soon as we walked in the door, my wife and I were instantly charmed by Far Gohn. We were on a…read moreweekend trip in Shenandoah for our anniversary and craving a cozy local spot for a pizza and a beer. Far Gohn hit it out of the park. Definitely a local tavern...they reminded me more of the pubs you find in a small European town or the UK. Warm, cozy, and inviting. We immediately felt at home. Now to the people who complain here that they were "ignored" by the bartenders or that service took forever...read: local spot. If you're from out of town and you're expecting rushed service and the immediacy of the big city, this might not be the place for you. But if you're looking for something truly special, slide up to the bar. Be patient...the bartender will be there as soon as they're done listening to Old Bill tell his story. Order a beer and a pizza and take a seat at one of their small tables. Enjoy and unhurried drink. And right about the time you're feeling like ordering a second beer, your hot, delicious, perfectly cooked pizza will be dropping out of the ceiling on a dumb waiter (yes, from the ceiling...you read that right). Smother it in locally made hot sauce (an unexpected plus), grab your second beer and enjoy that delicious pizza with someone you love, or the new friend you made at the table next to you. But for God's sake, be patient, be kind, be respectful. Cause you're likely visiting, and Far Gohn is all about the local vibe!!

I've been to Far Gohn a few times with friends and it's become a bit of a staple in the town…read more There's quite a few people who are regulars there and there's this unique vibe to the place that really makes it stand out from everywhere else. That being said, there's some issues with it that are hard to overlook. I'll start by saying that the staff are mostly really kind and professional. There have been one or two who looked like they hated their jobs, but everyone else has been attentive. There's not a whole lot of seating space available at this location. So, if you're trying to visit during peak hours, it might be a bit difficult. There's some outside seating available, but if it's raining or anything, it's not recommended. The chief problem I've had is with the pizza. Nevermind the fact a German style brewery is making pizzas - the pizzas themselves are an absolute hit or miss, with most of the time being misses. The pizzas are overpriced for how inconsistent the quality is. They're either just right or super crunchy and inedible. If you're ordering to-go, add 10-20 minutes to the wait time they give you and that's how long it'll actually take. If you're here for a decent brew, it's a decent brewery with a bit of a following in Culpeper and it's worth checking out. I'd steer clear of the pizzas.

Road trip Haymarket. Nice small brewery. Good beer and great staff. Had great conversations with…read moreeveryone. They do good beer with what is given to them. Nice visit.

Tucked back, a little out of the way and a bit on the small side, this is a great local brewery…read more They have a good selection and variety of beers on tap. Read that as not everything is an IPA or so similar that it might as well be, as seems to be the case at many places these days. There is something for everyone. Really enjoyed a couple of very non standard brews with peach and pineapple that were very good and not over done. The Punk-tin was also very nice. Lastly, the King Midas is something you likely won't find anything close to at another brewery. It alone is worth a visit. I don't get out that way too often, but my will plan to stop by whenever I do.