Absolutely amazing. After being in the area, we were looking around for a lunch spot. I stumbled…read moreacross Capo on maps and was surprised at its insanely high ratings. We popped in and took a while to read the menu options. I landed on a giant Italian Combo, a beer, side of fries, and a tiramisu. Everything was amazing. There's high top seating inside and even a full bar with seating as well. The staff was great, everything tasted amazing, I'd absolutely go back (and plan to do so). After grubbing we listened to Capo by NLE to top it off

Seating very limited and only as counter style. In addition only 4 of the seats are standard height…read moreso if you cant get on higher chairs a issue. Add in elbow to elbow and its tight as all seats being used. They actually gave a full bar but unfortunately only three beers in bottles. Hubby prefers draft. We ordered a small capo special with extra meat as we added prosciutto. We found the distribution of meat not very even across the sub. Also a bit too much lettuce and not enough italIan dressing IMO. I dont need dripping but looking for the herb taste which isn't there. I did appreciate them bring our sandwich to us. That was helpful as front had lots of folks waiting for carryout. Overall its barely a 4.... but yelp doesn't let me do partial points... absolutely more than a 3. Ohhh dont forget a sweater. Super cold and blowing in the seating area.

Yes....whenever I'm out here in Va side or close ....It's a beacon to stop by and actually treat…read moreyourself for something out of the past ...wanting now. A hidden meal...unknown but remembered always from 80s. The Virginian sandwich.....ohh god ham turkey bacon cheddar mayo with a side onions . It must requested and enjoyed always.

Too long don't want to read: Go eat here, you'll love it!! Sandwiches are fattt, but price is a…read morelittle high. A MUST TRY! I randomly came across this spot and was craving a sammy. They're family owned and been going for 50 years! Made me feel even better cause you're supporting a local business. I've never seen a deli spot that matches the vibes (thick & delicious) of a NYC deli. This place reminded me of the famous Katz Deli in NYC. You get a loaded sandwich with tons of meat, a pickle, and I love the fact that they toast the bread. $15 Half a sandwhich $25 full sandwich $6 side of fries (if you order a whole sandwich it's included) It was crazy busy inside so we opted for a seat at the bar. The bar seating was first come first serve. We actually met the owner Will!!! I feel like he provides more customer service than our waitress. Will is a dope guy and seems down to earth. As stated though, they were busy so I'm sure she was having a hard time keeping up. Elliot Segal 12/10 (yes that juicy) The Boss 8.5 Salt & pepper fries 7/10 Buffalo fries 7/10 The fries were alright. The Buffalo flavor was not spicy a tad bit odd to me. The salt & pepper were also okay. They were thicker cut, but didn't really stand out. A nice thin crispy shoe string fry could really slap with these sandwiches / subs. Pro tip: try their coleslaw!

(January 2026) I…read moreused to go to the Reston location years ago when I lived out there (2006-2012 in Herndon). Now, my wife and I have been going to this location for the past several years. Sometimes, we're also here with her family. Things to note: it does get loud with the local high school kids hanging out and the theme of the decor is New York professional sports teams. We've mostly gotten their cheese steaks and pizzas. I like their cheese steaks better while my wife and her family prefer their pizzas. The staff have always been friendly. We hope to keep coming back!

This is a place that I enjoy coming as a break during work or a break from life after a busy day at…read morework. The atmosphere makes me feel like I'm in an open and community spot. There are tables and televisions at the correct angels to show but not distract. I can come here and want to not see or interact with anyone! And I get it here. Their lunch hours are busy at times but I still feel like I am alone at my table and no patients around. Their staff know you but they also learn you. At days I talk for hours and other days I just want to say hi and be left alone. The staff here makes me feel exactly how I want each time. They also bring the food to you without a word! Sometimes I'll just get a nod when I feel private and sometimes I'll get small talked when I'm being talkative! It is hard to find a spot to get a slice AND get these feelings of a good place to be. All the employees are hard working. They worked longer. They worked harder. And they worked well. Much better than myself. The good gets 4/5. The staffing and vibe of the lobby. 5/5.

This is a high quality sandwich! They use quality meats, fresh toppings, and tasty bread. Our go to…read moreis the mad Italian and just recently tried the roast beef sandwich. The roast beef is cooked perfectly with some pink and it is tender and delicious! The sweet and hot peppers are phenomenal. A must get on any sandwich.

A nice, clean and simple place. They didn't have too many…read morevegetarian options, but I was able to get the Veggie Elite which was decent (nothing spectacular). I had ordered a small sandwich , which was pretty big (footlong), which was nice but for $15, it was definitely not worth it. I feel Twisted Sweets and Savory would be a significantly better option (with price and bread varieties) or even Subway, honestly (for its cost).

Best authentic Italian food for a great price. Fast and excellent service. Family ran restaurant…read morethat made me feel right at home. Strongly recommend!

I found pappardelle at Dal Grano's once and that says all you need to know. Papardelle are wide,…read moresoft, flat pasta noodles that I first had in Rome decades ago. Growing up Italian stateside, I never knew about this light, wavy pasta dish. So pappardelle pasta is like some rare delicacy and I love it. This pasta dish is not easy to find unless it has been popularized in the Italian dining scene, recently. How can I explain this pasta? Papardelle are not thick like butter noodles, but instead they are thin yet wide. And at Dal Grano's, they must be experienced to be savoured. Do call ahead, because they might just have them made. Dal Grano's is a neighborhood place. We love how when you are dining, they actually talk to you and are friendly. There are a few other places around Mclean proper which I wish were more overtly warm and hospitable, in this way. All of Dal Grano's pasta is homemade and delicious. It's definitely great for carryout pasta or a diner-style environment with a homemade pasta lunch or dinner. I don't think they deliver or work with any of the delivery services. You just call and pickup. The butternut squash ravioli is tender and flavorful. We have probably have gotten different versions of their ravioli every time. Outside of the papardelle, I'm all in for their rich squid ink pasta when it's made. I don't go there enough to know if it's always available. They have over 50 homemade pasta combinations to choose from and a big freezer case of food to take home. My biggest issue with Dal Grano's is when I see all of the pastas in the serving bowls presented to order and cook, I want to buy them all at once. I know it sounds tacky, but they make me yearn for a pasta buffet there just so that I can taste all of the variations. Alas, if we were in town more we'd just need to go more often to taste all of their selection. There's only one other restaurant that does Italian this well and it's around 15 minutes away in Falls Church. But even that fabulous Italian restaurant does not compare with the amount and selection of homemade pastas at Dal Grano's.

Great little cafe with solid sandwiches. Their Sottopanino was a killer combination of meats and…read morecheeses with just the right amount of veggies, peppers and dressing. The roll was reminiscent of a Philly sub roll, which - now this may be polarizing - is the standard by which I judge all sub rolls. Philadelphia just has the best subs ;) Anyway - they use good deli meats here. I don't think they make their own fries, but they were nice and crispy with a bit of seasoning on them and went well with our sandwiches. My husband had the cheesesteak and said it was just meh - definitely steak-ums - but we are from the self-proclaimed cheesesteak capital of the world :) Don't pass up the dessert case though - I am not a sweets person, but they had this triple cheese thing that was like a cheese danish, but with a million times more cheese and just a little bit of pastry, we... uhhh... devoured it... It paired really nice with their house chocolate gelato, which was the definition of rich, decadent chocolate. The lady at the register was kind enough to allow us to try a side-by-side of the house and the machine gelato... word of advice... skip the machine, go with the house gelato - the flavor (and the serving size) knocks that name-brand, machine mumbo jumbo out of the park :) Honestly, just a great sandwich joint with a little store selling specialty items, many of which are from Italy (I will be back for some squid ink pasta the next time I am cooking for friends!). Lovely little gem :)

Great little small business!…read more Was looking for something near the mall and found this place. Menu is extensive and has a little bit of everything for sandwiches. The Chicken Little was medium sized but the flavor was more than expected and exactly as a chicken sandwich should be. Highly recommend- I can't wait to come back and try their other sandwiches as well. The owner was here as well and was super lovely to speak too.

Small shop with a lot packed into it. Mostly imported Italian goods. Service was top notch and…read morefriendly. Two sandwiches were ready pretty fast. The meatball sub was delicious with plenty of meatballs and extra sauce on the side. We also tried an Italian sub which was flavorful and fresh. I got a lasagna to take home too and that most pretty good but could've used more sauce. Overall a good experience and would definitely go back for the meatball sub!

Nice spot with lots of variety in store. Premade meals, sauces, Italian pasta, olive oils, and…read moreplenty more to browse. We ordered subs and they were tasty. The owner explained that his brother was in the military and that they decided not to offer any discounts, including military discounts, because they want to be fair to everyone. Very philosophical. Everyone fights for our country in their own way, I suppose, including when choosing pasta. The staff and owner joked with us a few times while we were there, and we want to share in the laughter. A kind thank you for your service is free and always truly appreciated especially for those who have sacrificed something more than just their time in the service.

Went in for a sandwich only to learn they only make them on Tuesday/Thursday. The staff were very…read morefriendly and helpful. I bought Porchetta and house burgers. Made Porchetta sandwiches for lunch and can't even explain how delicious the meat was. It was slices then and had great flavor. Oliver's has quite a selection of deli meats and cheese as well as high quality steaks, chops and sausages. The seafood looked very fresh as well. This is a local butcher shop that should be supported. I had a great experience and will be back.

Should have taken a photo of the cases... alas... it's a smaller butcher, but they try to focus on…read morelocal and fresh offerings. They had some really good looking Mahi Mahi filets that I am kicking myself for not getting, but in talking with the two guys behind the counter, it was just brought in that morning. Instead we got local chicken breast, which at about $7 per lb. Is pretty good for local chicken. Our CSA previously charged $10.99 a lb. And some pork chops to throw on the grill - they were nice thick cuts too! Their different beef cuts looked good and the one guy was talking about bringing in some A5 in the future (admittedly this was a conversation I was eaves dropping on so I don't have details -- but... something to look forward to???) They also have different prepared foods - apparently their shepherd pies were very popular this past week and sold out and they have shaved ribeye that we would have liked for cheesesteaks (alas! Also sold out) It was a Sunday so I am sure they were winding down inventory for the week, but if they are selling out - it must be good, right!?! Bottom line: knowledgeable and helpful staff & good, quality selection - wish they were closer to us, but we will be back anyway!

Stopped by to grab a bite. I got the Ruben... so yummy!!! The first bite tastes like a delicious…read moreBig Mac idk why haha probably the sauce or something. One of the best Ruben's I've had in the dmv area. Service was quick. The ambiance is like a little hole in the wall deli. Will definitely be returning when I'm craving a sandwich.

Dine in once and ordered take out before. The interior is pretty cozy and the food is great…read more Service is fast and nice.

This is a great corner market as well as deli. I love their dinner specials. It's also a great…read moreplace to pick up special occasion treats like pate and a nice bottle of wine. It's definitely on the pricey side, but it's high quality stuff. It's also good in a pinch if you forgot a lemon or something small.

After thoroughly enjoying the Stachowski's legendary grinder sub a few times, I took a chance on…read moretheir so-called pastrami sandwich yesterday. As a lifelong fan of classic NY deli (ie Katz's) I had long heard of Stachowski's facsimile. In short, it was a thorough disappointment. Taste-wise, the sandwich tasted as if someone had made corned beef in error, then, realized their mistake and threw pastrami seasoning on it and threw it in a smoker at the last minute. It was tough, chewy, and basically inedible. If you've got a hankering for NYC pastrami, you're better served heading up to Katz's. It's worth the trip.