food is always good here, I'm a regular here and would always recommend this place to anyon who…read morecomes to visit. Ambiance is great, with very welcoming environment, but the servers it depends who you get. Today, when my son and I came in, the service was good and prompt, we got seated right away because it was slow, and the server came right away and took our order but not once she introduced herself. My recommendation is for the staff to always introduce themselves that's all.

I have never been to a First Watch before so I wanted to try this with a friend…read more Food (5/5): I have nothing negative to say about the food. The coffee was good and free flowing. I had at the $14 half and half lunch deal, which got me a half Monterey Jack and turkey melt sammie and a half avocado Cobb salad. I was going to eat half of this but it was so good that I ate the entire thing. The sandwich on brioche bread was really great. I really liked the sweet bread that the ham and cheese was on. Service (5/5): They were so nice here - service is great! Ambiance (3/5): It is a nice upscale diner, so the ambiance was not great. I didn't mind it, but it wasn't a fancy place.

Great Food Great service…read moreVery nice atmosphere Vast choices on the menu! Highly recommended

This Silver Diner is awesome! Newly designed and built, this restaurant keeps with the cool…read moreclassic aesthetic and has ample parking. My traditional breakfast was delicious, except the eggs were burnt... the potatoes were crispy though. The bacon was crispy but a little to maple/sweet for my taste. English muffin ($0.59 up charge instead of biscuit) was very delicious also. The coffee was good, but definitely not worth $4 for a plain coffee... The server was attentive and nice, but not very friendly. Overall, a solid brunch experience!

We went to Ted's Bulletin for lunch, to celebrate my niece's graduation ‍! The place is located in…read morethis food and shopping town center in the Loudon area. There's lots of parking on the curb, as well as parking lots. There's restaurant is very spacious and modern. We were hoping to be able to have my niece's best friend's family sit with us, but for some reason the staff said the nearby tables weren't available (yes, I understand there are reservations and all, but accommodations were made for another party that came in after them). Other than that, our staff was great and the food was delicious! We tried some different appetizers and shared them (the cornbread was ); and everyone loved their entrees.

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.

The service is absolutely outstanding. The bartender Dayanna and the Hostess were incredibly kind…read moreand very on top of their game. Also if you haven't tried the bread or the Hot and Dirty Martini, you are indeed missing out. Totally excited to come back.

Started off with the Hot Seafood Tower that had Calamari, Oysters Rockefeller, Crab Cakes, Fried…read moreScallops, Jumbo Shrimp with Tomatoes, and Lobster in Tarragon Butter. For my entree I got the Lobster Risotto and finished with the Passion Fruit Brûlée. I would pass on the Passion Fruit Brûlée, the biscotti was definitely too hard to eat. However, everything else was amazing. All the seafood was fresh, plump and juicy. While the seafood tower is a little pricey, I think it's a must get. Nice place for a special occasion or just a nice dinner out.

Fantastic deal Mon-Thur on prix fixe menus - free wine pairings!…read more Took my BFF for her birthday. We had the 3-course and shared all the delicious items. Appetizers calamari (unusual but really tasty crust) and sweet and sour cauliflower (different crust and crispy kale with yummy sauce). Entrees osso bucco and braised short ribs both really marvelous but the short ribs - oh.... They gave my friend her choice of any dessert for her birthday so she got the souffle with a fancy presentation. I splurged on the entremet which was gorgeous and yummy and not overly sweet despite being a million different chocolate things. I stuck to the sweet prosecco and my friend enjoyed several different wines - liking one red blend so much she bought a bottle. We capped the night with Carmel cappuccinos - smooth and creamy. The food and drinks were fantastic, as was the OUTSTANDING service we received from Jason. An excellent night - we'll be back!

We have dined at The Conche several times over the years and have had generally good experiences…read morebut last night is likely our last time. We were here for a birthday meal for my husband, which we noted on the reservation. The good: Service, while not great, was ok. She asked if we were here for anything in particular and I mentioned his birthday (which in many places, they would have known from the notation on the reservation, but again, this was not something that bothered me in particular.) The rest: First, the food. Our appetizers were on the "specials": a watermelon salad and crab stuffed squash blossoms. The watermelon was good overall, but with the current issue of cyclospora outbreak, we probably would have picked something else if the menu had noted that one of the ingredients was arugula. I realize that this is just us being overly cautious but it would have been good to know in advance. The squash blossom stuffing tasted more like tuna than crabmeat. Edible but not that good. It got worse with entrees. Husband ordered the ribeye and I had the short rib. I was actually shocked to see that steak: it was SO thin. Wish I had thought to take a picture of it. Due to this, it was overcooked - almost impossible not to do so for such a thin piece of meat. A ribeye at Texas Roadhouse would have been superior to this, and probably half the price (it was criminal to charge $58 for this.) Also nowhere on the menu did it say that the seasoning in the steak was spicy. Again - would have ordered something else had he known that. Short rib was dry and the reduction sauce was overly salty. The goat cheese potato puree that accompanied both tasted good but there was so little of it that it was more of a suggestion of a side than an actual side. We skipped dessert and asked for the check, which took a long time to arrive. Eventually the waitress arrived, apologized for the wait, and set down an empty plate with "Happy Birthday" written in chocolate syrup with a birthday candle. Huh??? Either give some kind of dessert or don't bother! We would have rather had no acknowledgement than this waste of time and dirtying a plate. To be clear - we weren't looking for a free dessert; we were ready to go and would have ordered something if we wanted it. But this is just weird. I'm sorry to see this place go downhill. It is overpriced and lacking in the quality that it had in past years.

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.

I always think of Kalypso's for special occassions and sporting events, but so far I have only gone…read morewhen the weather has been nice (never dined inside). The food is great and I especially love the crazy spicy feta appetizer. It can get pretty backed up when crowded (eg Mother's Day) and the timing of the food delivery to the table can be disappointing (our entrees came at the same time as appetizers!) but it is still one of my favorite places to go due to ambiance and variety of food choices. They seem to have some good World Cup events going on, I hope to check it out.

I have been here three times. The first time, a year ago, everything was great. The second and…read morethird times this past week, the food was decent and the prices were reasonable. But the service was just abysmal. Last week, we got seated directly in front of a huge fan, when there were plenty of empty tables in more comfortable spots, so we asked to be moved. Our waiter deposited the silverware and menus in a pile at the end of the table for us to distribute among ourselves. We waited over half a hour for our entrees to come out, and the waiter never offered to refill our drinks, never checked to see if we needed anything. I thought that was pretty bad, but figured it was maybe just that particular waiter. Today, the table ordered drinks and appetizers, but drink orders were forgotten, appetizers came out piecemeal, then we were deserted for the next half hour. I had to go to the bar to ask for a waiter to take our dinner order. Empty dishes were not cleared until we asked, drinks were not refilled until we asked. Entrees came out two at a time with five minutes between each. No one checked the table at any time to see if we needed anything, or to ask if the appetizers and entrees were okay. When we were done eating, again, we were ignored. I had to go to the bar again, twice this time, to ask for the check. The one man who seemed to be in a managerial role apparently has issues with short term memory.

Went up expecting breakfast at 1pm which was entirely our fault because they close breakfast at 11…read more But the worker still served us two breakfast sandwiches which was really yummy. And he was nice. The place was nice, had some fridges for drinks and small foods and then had shelves of snacks and things. Part convenience store, part cafe. But was still nice to sit and eat or have a coffee. Good place to stop before getting on the metro.

I've been to Cosmos Cafe a couple of times now. Cosmos Cafe IS NOT at the Reston Metro Station -…read moreregardless of what a previous reviewer claims. It is in the general area - but according to Google maps - the Reston Metro Station is about 0.4 miles (10 minute walk) from Cosmos Cafe. Cosmos Cafe is behind a gate in an office building complex - but there is free parking just outside the gate (I've parked in the free parking outside the gate every time I've visited Cosmos Cafe - it's about less than a one minute walk to Cosmos Cafe from the parking just outside the gate). Cosmos Cafe stops serving breakfast at 11:00 am - and this is stated on their menu on the wall behind the register. I've had their Cold Brew, as well as their Breakfast Burrito (Scrambled eggs, potatoes, sausage, and cheese). Very filling and tasty! I've also had a side of crispy bacon. The Cold Brew was good as well! There is a limited number of tables to eat in at. Paid with Apple Pay. Service was good! #CosmosCafe