So far so good. Walked into a small quiet cafe attached to Heights Church in Dayton Rd. The owner…read moreMurat introduced himself and was very nice. I ordered a Turkish coffee then took a seat. It's a clean environment, very organized and will lit with natural light. As I was waiting I decided to check in on Yelp. I looked towards the rear of the cafe and noticed it was attached to a gym. I didn't hear any noise or banging so it surprised me. Lol. Anyways, my coffee came out hot, with a water and a large smile on Murats face. It was delicious! Murat explained it has a hint of spices from the gum tree which made it more interesting. Yum! I'll be back next time for lunch

A warm welcome & good food. Murat's humble and open. Inspiring. I see why he's a successful coachread more

Banoffee cruffin was divine! Pistachio chocolate…read morecroissant not so much. Weird texture and not light and flaky. White chocolate and espresso, glazed gingerbread scone was just OK. Had a lot of burnt tasting edges. Service was lovely. Apologies I have no pictures!!

I really want to love this place still, but I just can't. Took my mom to get coffee and a pastry on…read moreMother's Day. Even at 8:30am, the selection is inconsistent and sparse. We got a pain suisse and two coffees. She was shocked by the high prices. I'm fine with that when the experience matches. Sadly, neither of us liked our coffees at all and literally threw them out after a few sips. They only had Stevia (vs Splenda, Equal or others), which may be what skewed the flavor for me. The pasty was good, nice and flaky. I find the staff to not be overly friendly. They had a steady line, so clearly a lot of people love this place and I have had some stellar desserts. But if I can't get a good cup of coffee, sit in a cute area (they have no inside space), I will choose another spot.

I don't say this lightly: Fairuz Cafe serves the best Turkish coffee I've had. Period. And I'm…read moresaying this as someone who grew up on Turkish coffee in Palestine and Jordan, and searched for the real thing across countless cafes in the States. The search is over. The coffee here isn't just good -- it's correct. The grind, the heat, the cardamom -- everything is dialed in with the kind of care you only get from people carrying a tradition, not following a recipe. The basbusa is outstanding -- house-made, fresh, with that perfect syrup-to-semolina balance so many places get wrong. Best I've had in years. Can't wait to try their kunafa next. What really sets Fairuz apart is the atmosphere. This is a family-owned spot and you feel it the second you walk in. The hospitality is genuine -- that "sit down, you're home now" energy you can't manufacture. If you're Middle Eastern and homesick, come here. If you've never had real Turkish coffee, come here. If you just want somewhere that feels human and unhurried -- come here. Fairuz didn't just meet my standards. It raised them.

Hubby and I made it a Sunday morning coffee date for a good cup of coffee. This is in a strip mall…read more Inside is nicely decorated. The only thing for me is that it feels a little like a nighttime vibe but it only sells bakery goods and coffee type drinks. We were the only ones there, so it felt almost too big. They have a pool table, which was surprising and I wasn't sure if we could use that. One other couple came after a bit. I think if it were full, it would have been really nice. Husband got a double espresso and I ordered an Americano. His was in a cute cup, but mine was in a to-go cup with a lid. Since we were sitting in, I would have preferred a nice mug. We ordered a few pastries to bring home. I presume it was the owner working and he was very welcoming. He was cleaning the entire time (9am ish). On the positive, the place looks spotless. I did feel it was a little odd to mop while open and in the morning. The chocolate pastry in this picture was 10/10 for me, so good! It had so much flavor and texture with chocolate, pistachio and maybe some caramel. Would definitely go back, particularly to get items to take home.

This place is such a vibe to catch up with friends. With the upbeat music, loud conversations that'…read moreyour interested to over hear, and the smells of fresh baked goods and meals. The service is quick and easy. Everyone is friendly. If you're feeling gloomy, this place might perk you right up.

what can I say, this place is incredible. I ordered a black decaf coffee. They were able to make a…read moredecaf Americano and it was absolutely incredible. Imagine if that is that good. I can only imagine. The real coffee is even better. I eventually will get to that. Now the food was on another level. I got a Panini with smoked salmon and capers. I was expecting it to be fairly average. My expectations are very low for whatever reason. And let me tell you it blew my mind. This was one of the most incredible sandwiches I've ever had. Very satisfying. Overall, I believe this is an Argentinian type restaurant/café and they have a lot of very interesting. Delicious options that I am excited to try. But first impression here was amazing.

Fantastic evening, ambience, staff, and food were top-notch!, plus a cameo from Jimmy the rooster…read more We definitely enjoyed meeting the owners. Our meal was delicious!

Finding this gem was just what we needed. We are from Northern VA and depended upon Yelp…read more We pulled into the driveway and we felt like we won the lottery. My daughter told me it was a cross between Gilmore Girls and Hamrocks (where she used to waitress in City of Fairfax). Decorated for Christmas ADORABLY, we loved everything. I had the spiral beet salad (I will be dreaming about that citrus dressing FOREVER) and both my husband and daughter loved the French dip. Service was great and the hostess was excited to show us inside. This was exactly what we needed today after a funeral in Short Pump.

Came here on a Saturday afternoon and got a ginger bread latte ($6) and it was made in about 5…read moreminutes. Drink was quite good! It was sweet and resembled a gingerbread taste while also not being overly sugary. A nice seasonal flavor! Staff were very friendly and the inside had a very aesthetically look with a cool painted wall of a fox. I would come back again! Food(50%): 7.5 Staff/service(25%): 7.5 Value(25%): 7.0 Overall: 7.4/10

Hadn't heard of this coffee shop before the day I stopped by. Nicely designed with cool vibes…read more Their little pastry case had some nice treat options and I liked how they had a menu board that described each type of coffee drink for those that feel intimidated to ask or order something new. I was there with my young daughter so she grabbed a bottled lemonade and a fix decorated sugar cookie. I got a cortado with a chocolate croissant to dip in. We sat at the hightop seating in front of the coffee counter. I liked the pace and offerings of this cafe and I would definitely go back. I want to try one of their affogatos! (they also just sell delicious looking gelato by the scoop!)

The food was tasty and great service. The pancakes were not overly sweet and the potatoes were well…read moreseasoned. Restaurant was very clean and the ambiance was nice. Bruno was a great server

Food was great…read more Service was amazing Ambiance was clean What a wonderful experience!

Food & beverages were excellent, I prefer to have my meals hot - ours were warm. Portions were…read morelarge, cost about $15 per person. If you like fresh squeezed orange juice this is where to eat. They also provide kids meals and allow service dogs, which I like. I cleaned our Silverware up with a napkin to get the haze off - not a big problem. We stopped in around 9:30AM - 3 other tables were filled, which was good because only two people were working at that time. They call you when your drinks & food is ready - so be prepared to go fetch it. Over all, a good experience, I give it B+, hope you liked my review, Steve

Maple Street Biscuit Company was a good experience, but not the type of place I see myself going…read moreback to on my own. I tired churro iced latte, and as someone who doesn't usually drink coffee it was good. As for the food, I wasn't blown away. I'm not a huge biscuit person to begin with, so maybe this spot just isn't for me. I ordered the Squawking Goat biscuit, which was good, the chicken was really crispy and the flavors worked well together. The smash browns were solid too, just not super memorable. Personally I wouldn't make a trip out of my way to come here, but if friends wanted to go, I'd be happy to tag along.

I love the modern decore when walking in. It has a nice sitting area and couple of single tables…read more I couldn't wait to try this place, cause I've been craving one of my favorite drinks "Halo Halo". I ordered it and a couple of flavored macaroons. WOW....they pack it on, and so pretty. It had all of my favorite fixing inside. And the flavors just hit the palate every time you lift up your spoon and take a bite. The macaroons where also tasty. I am so happy I stopped to try this place. Will definitely come back when I am in the area.

Tried their ube halo halo in an Asian American fest. It's their version of the Filipino dessert…read more Though it had ube ice cream, it was disappointing because real leche flan was not used. It does not taste authentic halo halo. Overall, I'm not sure the cost was fully justified.

I ordered the anniversary special on a biscuit. I am not a Chicken sandwich girly but this sandwich…read morehas converted me. The biscuit and the fried chicken can stand on their own. The biscuit is perfectly crumbly and has a mild cheesy flavor, while the fried chicken is perfectly seasoned, tender, and juicy! Not overly salty like chick fil a What a treat!!I'll be back again! The customer service was also great(:

Lost that loving feeling! I feel I could've had a better tasting breakfast from Bojangles! Clearly…read morethese folks wouldn't know a real southern biscuit if it walk up and slapped them in the face! Also water and white flour does not gravy make. This offering could not be saved by a a few green onions sprinkled on top. Even the blueberry biscuit was subpar: it was very "Cakie" not flaky and, beyond the glaze on top, was flavorless. And on the topic of flavorless, seasoning is what puts the "South" in southern! Seasoning, y'all! No. This breakfast wasn't righteous at all!