We stopped in on a Monday that was a holiday. The kitchen wound up not being open but they were…read moregiving hotdogs to anyone who wanted one so we enjoyed hotdogs with our beers! The bartender was great! Wanted us to try anything snider ordering a glass. I had a stout and we were press med for time or we would have tried more!

We didn't eat anything but hubs enjoyed the beers and I enjoyed that they had a non-alcoholic…read moreslushy as well as an alcoholic one for those who partake! Service was nice and the lady behind the counter was helpful with beer suggestions for the flight based on the beer likes. Inside there is plenty of tables and even a few tables out front. Nice brewery right in Fairfax and the food did smell good!

My wife and I arrived early b/c the online notes said the parking and seating fill up fast…read more Saturday April 4 is when they held their Oyster Fest featuring oysters from Nomini Bay Oyster Ranch. The oysters were delicious but could have been a little bit more chilled. The shuckers were shucking as fast as they could trying to keep up with the orders. I the went back for a dozen grilled oysters. Excellent and rite off the grill, seasoned with herbs, cheeses and bacon! Their beers are delicious and I went for the blonde ale. Very tasty and not hoppy. Great atmosphere for outdoor seating. It was a loverly spring day in VA!

Bunnyman Brewery apparently took over the former Mustang Sally's location in Chantilly. Because…read moreYelp is treating this as the same business listing, my old, very positive review of Mustang Sally's is now being updated to reflect my considerably less positive view of Bunnyman. I have now been to two Bunnyman locations in Northern Virginia, and Chantilly appears to be their newest. I am deliberately not reviewing their beer. Instead, I would ask anyone considering this location to think about the experience Bunnyman has chosen to create around it. I strongly dislike the self-service beer model. For me, one of the great things about the rise of craft beer in America is that it brought a human element back to beer. Craft breweries are about innovation, creativity, entrepreneurship and small business. Part of that experience is talking with the person behind the taps and asking what is new, learning about a beer, getting a recommendation, or simply having a brief conversation with someone who knows what they are pouring. At Bunnyman, much of that has been replaced by technology. You hand over a credit card at check-in and receive an electronic card that records what you pour for yourself. When you are finished, you return to the counter and settle the bill. That may be efficient, but to me it feels contrary to much of what made American craft beer appealing in the first place. Instead of someone behind the taps helping create an experience around the beer, the customer essentially operates the dispensing system. What made my earlier experiences with Bunnyman particularly strange was being presented with a tipping option at the end. The person at the check-in area seemed largely occupied with their phone and had virtually no interaction with us. When I declined to leave a tip, I received what certainly appeared to be a look of annoyance. I am generally a strong supporter of craft breweries precisely because they represent American innovation, entrepreneurship and independently minded small businesses. But innovation should not simply mean removing the human beings who traditionally make a taproom welcoming and interesting. I had a high regard for Mustang Sally's and rated it accordingly. Bunnyman may have found an efficient way to sell beer in the same space, but for me the experience is a significant step backward. It may be an efficient way to dispense craft beer. I am not convinced it is a better way to experience it.

Nice music, good food, fun time and I don't drink lol nice outdoor setting.. you ordered food off…read moreyour phone.

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.

Hi Erik, this is Kathy Bignotti. I just wanted to thank you for the wonderful experience at…read moreBunnyman Brewery in Lorton for my birthday celebration. My group had such an awesome time--the space felt perfect and private, and everyone kept commenting on how lovely everything was. The staff were incredible--Anthony and the two others behind the counter were truly outstanding and made us feel so welcome. The food was fantastic as well--we especially loved the flatbread, wings, and tater tots. Everything was delicious! My husband and I already enjoy coming in, but after this experience we'll definitely be bringing more friends with us. Thank you again for your hospitality!

The problem? The beer is not good…read more Unfortunately, that's what they need to get right before anything else. Sampled the kolsch (soapy, both here and in Chantilly, so it's not just a glass or a line), porter (funky aftertaste), and the Melting Point Cold IPA (the most drinkable). I feel bad, leaving this review because the more senior employee I chatted with previously at Chantilly is a very nice guy, but I'm just letting beer drinkers know that the beer itself at Bunnyman is iffy...and it's not like you're coming for the ambiance of the industrial park or the guy illegally dumping by the train tracks I walked by on the way in. When I was cashing out in Burke, the guy working the till asked me how it was. I'm adopting a policy of being honest if asked, otherwise I'd have just let it be. I told him the beer wasn't good, the Kolsch, in particular, tasted a bit soapy, which reminded me it tasted the same in Chantilly. He said he's never liked Kolsch, and maybe they'll have better beer for me next time. Thanks for your personal opinion, I guess. But I like Kolsch, and I like a brewery that can do it decently well. This ain't it.

Bike Lane Brewing Café -- 9/10…read more Such a cute spot with a really nice, laid-back atmosphere! I had a cup of wine and really enjoyed it. The service was great too -- everyone was attentive, friendly, and welcoming. My favorite part is definitely how cyclist-friendly this place is. I LOVE that you can access it right from the bike trail, which makes it such a perfect stop during or after a ride. Great atmosphere, great service, and such a cool concept. Definitely a spot I'd come back to, especially on a cycling day!

Contrary to what the top review for Bike Lane would suggest, this micro-brewery does not offer beer…read moreflights at all. The service the few times we've popped by (mainly for coffee) has been questionable. Customer service is definitely not a priority. Coffee was excellent so I'll prolly pop by again while at Skatequest. I'd be interested in trying the food too. They have sandwiches and pho (apparently).

Exceeded expectations. I've been wanting to go here for years and finally had a chance. We sat…read moreinside. The service was friendly. The beer was great. We will be back. Can wait until the deck is opened up.

Small local bar with a reasonable selection of beers and ciders. Very friendly staff and patrons…read more There isn't a ton of indoor seating, but the patio was a great place to sip and relax.

Great selection of beer from around the world! Friendly staff! Reasonable prices! Mom and pop feel.read more

The shop has all the goodies and people that work there really understand beer, if you're looking…read morefor advice on which direction to go in. Would highly recommend this little local bottle shop to anyone in town.

Quattro Goombas is a beloved stop on our regular drive from Maryland to Charlottesville, and it…read morenever disappoints. After a hectic visit on Mother's Day... there's something to be said about a quiet Friday afternoon. The atmosphere is so peaceful and unhurried. This visit we got to chat with the new brewer and work our way through a bunch of his beers. Every single one was excellent... it's clear he knows what he's doing. Really cool to connect with the people behind the craft. And of course we had to have the pizza. We always do. Best pizza in the area, no contest. 10/10, every time. See you on the next trip through.

Pizza is the most overrated pizza I've ever had. It's 90% dough almost no cheese that's why it's…read morethe first option is extra cheese for another $7.60. Each topping after that is another $7.60 so if you want a pizza with cheese pepperoni and sausage that's almost $47 for a pizza with crappy dough. The meatball appetizer was good. It's a pretty big meatball for $7. Beer was just OK. The layout was nice, but there's nothing here that would bring me back again.