Great tacos Not great for eating there…read moreBut excellent take out food Vggghhghhghhhgghhgghgfghffggvhgg

First location of Taco Bamba I have been to. It was second for my wife as she went once to the Mt…read more Vernon Square one that existed. It is quite close to our friend in Pimmit Hills and glad we got him into it. Took tacos into the lawn of Wolf Trap to see Ringo Starr and loved them even a few hours later.

Quick update to say their their happy hour from 3-6 daily (weekends too) is still the best deal in…read moreFalls Church. Their Virginia Julep is $7 and that's money well spent. It's Jim Beam bourbon with pickled blackberries, fresh mint and a little bit of club soda with freshly hand crushed ice. They also have several food options, with the $10 pulled pork sandwich being the best of all. It's one of the best pork sandwiches in the area served with chow chow (a spicy southern relish) on a fresh bun with BBQ sauce on the side. This is a legit sandwich that will fill you up, not a small HH mini sandwich. The $5 hand cut fries are also worth a try and the service is large enough two can split them. Service is friendly here and the bartenders were very attentive to everyone. This is the best happy hour deal in Falls Church and I'll be back here again for some bourbon and BBQ.

Food spot on Brunch is a value!…read moreBaked Alaska yummy. Chill vibe and can watch sports too. Bar is unique/ creative and Happy hour is da bomb.

Harvey's was great! I met Harvey. He is a wine connoisseur. He recommended the best white burgundy…read moreI've ever had! I should've taken a picture of the bottle!! they accommodated a party of six with two small children with grace. The food was good. The service was great.

Harvey's was definitely smaller than I expected, but it had a cool little neighborhood feel to it…read more It honestly reminded me a little of what you would find in Austin. They even had Austin Eastciders, so that immediately caught my attention. It also seemed like the owner was there and actively involved in running the restaurant, which I always appreciate seeing. Our server was super nice and my boyfriend enjoyed what he ordered, but unfortunately, my burger was just not good. I had pretty high hopes based on the ratings, but the flavor was weird all around and the bun was hard, which made it difficult to even eat. I really wanted to like it more because the atmosphere and service were both good, but the food just missed the mark for me personally. I'd still say it's worth trying at least once, especially since my boyfriend liked his meal, but I personally probably wouldn't return.

Made it in for a full breakfast under new management and everything was absolutely delicious- the…read moreBEST gluten free dairy free pancakes in the dmv bar none. Food IS made to order so don't expect to be quickly in and out, but worth it !! Absolutely delicious!

The Happy Tart was busy when I stopped in, but the line moved pretty quickly, which I appreciated…read more I ordered a cheese and egg sandwich with bacon and a latte. The sandwich was solid, the latte was fine, and overall the wait time was better than I expected for how busy it was. My order also came with a fruit cup, which I didn't order, but I thought that was a nice little surprise at first. Unfortunately, once I looked closer, some of the fruit was moldy. That was pretty disappointing and definitely not something I expected, especially from a place that otherwise seemed to be running efficiently. I wanted to like this visit more because the service was quick and the place clearly has a following, but moldy fruit is hard to overlook. For that reason, this was a 2-star experience for me.

So welcoming! An absolute pleasure to enjoy a quick snack (pumpkin spice coffee crumb cake) with a…read morepistachio latte. Expertly prepared and delicious!

Why had we never stopped in sooner?!  We often passed the building that houses Terra's and…read morecommented that we should give it a try.  Finally we did and what a great place!  The space is light and filled with soft colors. You can see their messaging of seeking the best local ingredients and making sure their delicious offerings can be enjoyed by those who have dietary issues, such as an aversion to gluten.  Everything about Terra's is welcoming and happy.  On this afternoon, we tried the signature hot cocoa with a nice spicy note and the mocha which had a great coffee flavor.  We were able to sample the sprinkle covered waffle chips - yum!  And the cinnamon ice cream - another yum!  I hope more people stop by to enjoy Terra's.  It is definitely worth turning in to the lot for a drink, a waffle cone or any other of their sweet and savory treats.  I know we will be back soon!

Loved the iced raspberry mocha and the pleasant wait staff. Will be returning soon with a friend.read more

Dude, this place is so good. I had a breakfast burrito - very good. The potatoes were amazing,…read moreusually they're a throw away side taking away from the main event but God they're tasty especially when paired with the mayo. The espresso presentation was excellent too, love getting the seltzer water with a little treat! What a cool space, I wish this were my local shop. Will be back!

The food is excellent, the staff is awesome, the location is convenient, and the prices are…read morereasonable. A must try, you will be back for more.

Solid Greek food go to. Counter service. It doesn't look like much, but who cares when the food is…read moreso delicious! There a Lot more parking than you think. Especially if coming from South/Rosevelt (the "back" way in). So do not despair. Feta fries are a must if you haven't tried them before.

The ambiance was SO cute and we felt like we entered a corner of Japan. The service was okay. It…read morewas only one man and it took forever to get a water refill and the check. The food wasn't our favorite. The pork in the ramen was okay, the dumplings and karaage were just that, corn ribs were pretty good, pork cutlet with curry... it was half frozen, the beef salad was way too salty, and one of the most disappointing items: we wanted our friend to try the pineapple fried since she never had it before, but it came out on a plate vs in the actual pineapple and it was so plain. :( It seemed promising, but sadly, I don't think we'll be coming back...

Everything about this place is awesome! From the staff to the decor to the food! So many options…read morefor vegetarians, especially with ramen which is hard to find. The anime themed restaurant also has a bathroom which is in itself an experience. Highly recommend

Delicious pasta and salad! So many different types of pasta and flavors of sauces. We'll be back…read moreagain soon!

Simply the best! The owner and staff are fantastic. Fresh made pasta, rated number one Pasta house…read moreby Yelp in DC DMV, 35th nationally. Right here in Mclean. what more do you want?

We visited near opening time on a Saturday for restaurant week menu. It was obviously empty but a…read moresteady amount of people came in while we were there, and kind of busy when we left around 115p. Inside is very modern and dark. Tables of various sized with the bbq in the center can accommodate any party size. To keep it short, the standard combo was more than enough food for two hungry guys. Quality of everything is great. Our helpful waitress did all of the cooking. As it got busier, we did have to wait a bit for our desserts and check. But overall will come back.

I was really excited to try Seoul Prime, especially with it bring covered as quarterly Resy credit…read morethrough Amex. Unfortunately, especially as a regular diner at Korean barbeque/Japanese yakiniku restaurants at a similar price point of ~$50-150pp, I can't say that I was satisfied. When it came to taste, Seoul Prime felt very average. From the get-go, the raw Hanger Steak came out as cuts of irregular cubic chunks rather than the typically thinner slices. The meat itself was not stellar, even though it was tender. Pieces of fat were left on and it didn't seem like much of anything was really seasoned (and this is coming from someone who eats on the blander side). I expected the Marinated Rib Finger to be the most flavorful, but even that did not taste very marinated. At similar restaurants, the taste of the steak alone with maybe a dash of salt or wasabi is enough to carry the meal without much need for any other sauce. Here, I felt like I needed to save my steak with ssamjang, which tasted alright. Additionally, I would've liked a more traditional sesame oil-based sauce over the mustard, but that's personal preference. With this, the available sauces did not help make the steak any better. The sides we ordered (Soybean Brisket Stew & Volcano Egg Souffle) were average; there are definitely places in the area that do better on the sides department alone. From the ambiance to pricing of Seoul Prime, it's clear that the restaurant aims to present itself as a more upscale KBBQ experience compared to the many more casual KBBQ restaurants in the area. From dropping my fork off my plate when serving meat to continuously mentioning that they are new and conversing about all things not steak--our server's banter and visible lack of experience did not match the experience Seoul Prime seeks to give, even if they were really friendly. They also left our Marinated Rib Finger on for too long at the end, which definitely burnt due to the marinade. With the abundance of KBBQ restaurants in NoVa, I'm not sure I'd return.