Bottom line front - you won't find a more beautiful view with exquisite menu options in the area…read more Service is sunburn and they know how to present! The food, flavor, and service are what you'd expect from a 5*. The food are cooked to order. The Drink menu is superb. With refreshing options and great flavors. And yes for your simpler folk the have bud light in frosty glasses. So for a bit of the elephant the prices, they are not cheep but the perception of value is there. I'm not a fan that if you decide you don't like vodka in a bloody marry they up charge you for whiskey. In this posters option whiskey is much better option for Bloody Mary. Recommend you allowing an option for vodka, tequila, and whiskey. The bloody marry is also not house made. I passed but your server and I had a good laugh about it. Drinks are very expensive!!! When we sat down before we opened the menus he offered to bring us hot biscuits...no they were not complimentary 6 biscuits at $5 a biscuit was a nice treat on the bill. Our server Quintin was awesome! Recommend him for sure. Polite professional and factual but more than willing to upsell so make sure you ASK What charges will be made for offers.

Food/price:…read more Charcuterie Service $35.00 rosemary focaccia, prosciutto, genoa salami, manchego, greek olives, artisan olive oil & balsamic vinegar, grated parmesan (presented tableside)

Love love love Narman. It was easy to find, and the parking was free & nearby. We decided to…read morecelebrate my husband's birthday at a Turkish restaurant. He was in the mood for Lahmacun (sounds like Lahamajoun) super thin, crispy pizza topped with a mixture of minced meat with peppers, tomato, herbs, and spices. More fine, light, and delicate than the typical American thin pizza. The service, drinks, and food were beyond stellar in Narman. We felt like the only customers there and were waited on by many staff. The highlight of the day there was their pizza and their beverage presentation and flavors. We came on a weekday night and were the only people there in the end. My husband was impressed at how upscale the restaurant was and it was the finest Turkish restaurant he ever visited. He said it was similar to the hotel dining place he lived at in Turkey. This was our first restaurant in downtown Alexandria and one of our best experiences in Alexandria. The Lahmacun was the finest Turkish pizza my husband ever had. He ordered three of them! Each pizza was served on a large wood board with extra toppings on the side like lemon wedges, cilantro, and onions. They are so fine and thin that you can roll them up to eat. We had to put some of the last pizza aside for take out. I ate the takeout piece and was very impressed how delicious it was after being in the fridge overnight & re-heated. I loved the flavors of the Lahmacun and I don't even care for pizza that much. It is my most preferred pizza in my life ever next to the Crazy Ex in The Thirsty Goat in Clarksville, Tennessee. I ordered a Turkish dish with a rich and ancient history, Hunkar Begendi, or "Sultan's Delight." It dates back several centuries, and it was prepared for the sultans and high-ranking officials, and was served during special occasions and celebrations. The Hunkar Begendi had lamb and velvet soft eggplant with spices. I ordered it with a side of rice. It was very delicious and unique. Yet the Lahmacun despite its simplicity stole the show and cost 1/3 of the price of the Hunkar Begendi. For my beverage, I ordered The Elma. It has a stunning presentation in a smoke filled glass box. The Elma is a beverage with Bourbon, Peach liquor, vanilla maple, Apple butter,Lemon juice, and Apple cider. You have to watch the videos of how it is presented at the table. At the end of our dinner, they played happy birthday and surprised my husband with an ice cream and pumpkin dessert with a candle. So wonderful & heartfelt. It was a fascinating and flavorful dish. The pumpkin tasted like sweet potato & was different. This is a must see place for Turkish cuisine and the finest restaurant service. Prices are low to fair for such high quality food and service. Five Stars.

We're so excited to see a new restaurant in Old Town North! That space has been teasing a new…read morerestaurant for a while now, so it's awesome to see one stick! We went on opening night a few weeks ago and we had an awesome experience! You can tell everyone working in that restaurant is passionate about their food and service. We had the pide (vegetarian and meat), the hummus, and two other recommended dips. The food was delicious and the portions were generous. We will definitely be back to Narman!

Great food and service. Tried a few different dishes and…read moreeach was delicious. Shrimp pasta, shrimp and grits. Avocado toast and the standout: Masa pancakes with Mole syrup. To die for. Skip Old Town and go here.

If you're debating whether to go, please just go! It won't disappoint…read more We don't live close to Matt and Tony's, but we'll still make the drive and deal with 95 traffic anytime just to have brunch here. Every time I go, the food somehow gets better. It's just a super dependable, really good place. I basically live off brunch food and I've tried a lot of their menu, and it never misses. Only thing is it's a small, super cute space, so seating is limited and you'll probably want a reservation. But it's popular for a reason!

Great staff. Friendly and willing to go the extra mile always. I'm not a fan of the new nighttime…read morebar. This is more for me a daytime coffee shop, and meeting place.

The client is very friendly there. I had the best conversations the breakfast potatoes were super…read moresavory and had just the right element of seasoning. The dill cream cheese at the base of the avocado toast with the seeded bread was elevated this dish. And the dirty chai is a must. Also, I don't know what dressing was on that salad, but I want some more .

Love this place. Such great views and the service is fantastic. The food is definitely good too…read more Great for lunch, brunch, dinner and happy hour.I personally like to come here for lunch because it's not as crowded as other times of the day. When you arrive it looks like an office building but take the elevator to the 4th floor and you enter into a beautiful restaurant. The only reason this place gets 5 stars is because desserts are not good (in my opinion). Otherwise, this is an amazing restaurant.

Great place to have some drinks overlooking the Potomac River. The selections for charcuterie…read morebaords are vast and the presentation is very visually appealing. Nice cozy place that has outdoor and indoor seating. Personable staff.

Great hole in the wall! Only have ever had breakfast here. Food is really good, reasonably priced…read more. and friendly- generally pretty quick service. It's an easy staple for breakfast if you are in the area.

A nice but tiny place on Lee St. it only has seating for 13 people plus 2 outside. So you may have…read moreto wait for a seat. However, you can always get your order to go. They only do breakfast & lunch. But, you can get a burger at 10am. I enjoyed the rise & shine special with 2 eggs, bacon, hash browns & 2 pancakes. Perfect way to get my day started. They have a good menu. Definitely will return for a lunch or another breakfast.

Tucked just off King Street, Fontaine offers crêpes and classic French dishes in a charming, bistro…read moresetting. The crepes were good, I tried the Alexandrian and enjoyed it. The menu leans traditional, with a variety of options that highlight classic French flavors. That said, it's a bit on the pricier side for the overall experience. I'd recommend Fontaine more for a specific occasion, like taking visiting parents, or if you're dining with someone who needs gluten-free options, as they have good choices. Overall, a quaint and inviting spot that brings a touch of France to Old Town.

To quote the great Tyra Banks: "I want to give you a zero, but that's not possible. So I give you a…read more1." Let's just say the food here was absolutely disappointing. All of the hip young girls in high school recommended this place to me and my friends and lets just say, they have never been more wrong. My girls and I went this weekend for a birthday brunch. I wanted a crepe, but when I saw it was 17 DOLLARS to slap some Nutella and strawberries on a piece of crepe is outrageous. I ordered a "Continental Breakfast," which, with tax and tip, cost me $30 DOLLARS. I wish you could have seen the look on my face when they gave me a plate of rabbit food. All 6 of us looked at the plate and laughed. Seriously, my 5 year old neice can eat 3 times as much of that in one sitting. So, in what world would that be enough food for a grown woman? My friend then went on to order the French toast for a grand total of $36 DOLLARS. Mind you, there was only one piece of toast, and the Inside was raw and soggy. Tasted like eating wet, soaked toilet paper. On top of the overpriced food and small portions, our "server" came to our table for a total of ONE SINGULAR TIME. My friend had also ordered a Chai Latte. Surprise, Surprise! It never came, and they still charged her for it. I think the nice man who brought us our food could see the look on our faces when we received our food, because he then brought us a free side of French fries. It is a huge problem when the french fries were the only sufficient thing I put in my mouth at this restaurant. I please, genuinely beg all of you to NOT waste your money. I promise there is anywhere else where you can get a crepe for double the size and half the cost. Once we left, we went down to Call Your Mother, the Jewish Deli, to get more food, as all of us left with our tummies still rumbling. Mind you, a full bagel sandwich and coffee cost HALF THE PRICE of one meal at Fontaine. Horrible. Mind you, it is 2 days later, and I am still thinking about this. I fully created a Yelp account just so I could leave a review. I think I would have a better experience eating an IHOP Continental breakfast than whatever I put in my mouth at this restaurant. Not worth the hype at all. Save your hard-earned cash and be a big baller elsewhere!

Food and service was great! Will definitely be coming here regularly in the future and looking…read moreforward to trying more menu items.

Went for breakfast. The food was excellent. Easy to park. Friendly servers. Great service. I…read moredefinitely recommend!

What a super lovely spot for brunch!…read more Plenty of breakfast and lunch options, sweet and savory. I opted for the chicken tortilla soup and the best damn turkey sandwixh, both were super fresh and delicious. Also tried a hot and iced tea which were tasty. Ample seating and a cute market/store were a bonus. I also grabbed a fresh loaf of bread for the week!

This marketing Cafe is absolutely decorated beautiful inside the. From the checkerboard floors…read moretothe cherry blossoms filled ceilings. Odis was friendly and professional. He was absolute magic in creating creamy Chai Lattte. Thank you and if I'm in the area again, I'll be definitely back

There's only a handful of bangle shops with great bagels in the DMV…read more This is one of them. As I write this, yelp has 4.3 stars ... absolutely crazy, this spot is an easy winner, and fantastic bagels. Great staff, great food, good atmosphere ... but y'all, this isn't a McDonald's, they're good people working to make great food us, if it takes 5-10 minutes, don't complain. Be nice. Chewish Deli is the real deal. Easy 5 stars

Two Haiku Review:…read more It's one of the few Jewish delis in NoVA. Good bagels. Despite The line, service was Pretty quick. Note: there is not Much seating outside.