This lovely brewery is such a fantastic delight! An unexpected brewery find, which I've discovered…read moreis how I find my favorite breweries while traveling. They had a great (but not overwhelming IYKYK) draft list. The owner and beertender were so kind and helpful. I appreciate their guidance on my annoyingly intense dislike of all hazy, juicy, or milkshake-y beers. Just stop. Also, a surprising amount of space within the brewery from what you expect from outside. Hung out and worked in the loft which I highly recommend for study groups or non-study groups. But then I joined everyone else outside in the fantastic set up: a food truck, generous amount of seating, great conversation with locals, and such a talented singer/songwriter performing. Very happy I visited on a Friday. Truly disappointed that this gem of a place isn't in my neighborhood. I would be a regular to the nth degree!

Nice little place, 1st visit here. Nice selection, I think 6-7 on tap. Had a nice fruity IPA. Small…read moremenu, soft pretzel was good. Mark, weekend guy, was great, knew his stuff, very friendly, was a great visit.

Brewery - 5stars Love the beer - 5stars…read moreAtmosphere - 5stars This poor review has Nothing to do with those things, it's the indoor entertainment that's the problem. No not the caliber of players, no not the music genre... it's the volume! Three times we've been with friends and the volume inside is almost an assault on the ears (.. and my wife says I'm hard of hearing!). We love, love, love live music. Local artists? Incredible! But, for the volume of the music to become the focus of the day, you'd best be The Rolling Stones! We may have come out to hear someone play, but most importantly we've visited to share good times with our friends, catch up, and laugh. The music should bring ambiance, NOT be the focus - for us its kinship, beer and socializing, which we cannot do with the volume of the music so loud. We will continued to visit Old 690 but will stay away if they have entertainment indoors.

This is another fun spot I have been visiting since they opened. Upon my return this time I was so…read moreimpressed with how they have expanded the business and the building. The rustic decor and the live music really sets the scene. They offer so many beers and even have frozen drinks. I also like how they have expanded the food options and added food truck food. Old 690 is a great hidden gem that is s great stop to mix things up when touring wine country.

Even though I no longer live in the area, Sunset Hills Vinyard is the one winery in the area that I…read moremaintain my membership to. I love being able to experience Virginia wines while living in a different state and I love having my membership benefits when I do visit the area. The staff at Sunset Hills vineyard has always been welcoming, knowledgeable and hospitable. In addition, they are great with managing my shipments and account from afar and they make it easy to customize a shipment if you prefer different wines than they are offering. Their food service is great for pairing, I absolutely love their ciabatta bread and warm cheese spread with honey. My favorite thing to do is stop in, taste what is new and share a bottle and some snacks with friends while enjoying the views. Whether I am enjoying live music inside in the winter months or sitting on the deck or outdoor covered area in the summer months, Sunstet Hills Vinyard is my happy place to unwind.

Such a beautiful vineyard in Loudoun County. Lots of seating available outside for our fall winery…read moreday over the weekend. It's also dog friendly which is a plus as I was able to bring my dog to join us outside. We ordered a bottle of their Riesling and some ciabatta bread with cheese that came in a tub. The ciabatta was nice and fresh and the spread wasn't too bad either. It was good to have that as a snack while sipping on our wine. We ended up getting a bottle to go as well since I enjoyed the wine. Lovely place for some good views and wine!

Hidden gem! We are…read moretrue wine enthusiasts. This place stood and delivered. They have a spectacular inventory of great wines, including the well-known brands and the more esoteric and rare true fines. They do a great job of making suggestions for wines and have a solid kitchen to back up curated wine selections for a great little wine dinner in the shop

Ashburn Wine shop never disappoints. Friday evening wine tasting and amazing food as well. Staff is…read morefriendly and knowledgeable of all things wine. Cool chill vibe adds to the mood and overall setting. So Good...Back SOON.

First time here today and from what I could see the place was great. Today was chilly outside so…read morebeing outdoors wasn't in the cards today but I do go outside to look around. A ton of outdoor space with extra seating, playgrounds for the kids, and the oyster cooking spot for those who enjoy seafood. Inside there are three large areas for people to sit and there seemed to be enough space for everyone. Prices were reasonable with a 6 beer flight being $18. The only food I had was a hot dog with chips but they have other offerings including pizza, BBQ, and other snack my fare. The beer itself was pretty good too. Lots of variety which is the top most important factor for me. Only two sours though so perhaps at some point there could be a few more. We'll see!

I've loved vanish for years. I can't believe this is the first review I'm writing!…read more My favorite thing is the space itself. There are great indoor spaces and beautiful outdoor spaces so vanish is perfect for any day and any weather. They have great food, amazing drinks, and generally a great vibe. While it's a little far from DC, I still happily make the venture out there to enjoy an afternoon. I can't recommend enough!

My wife and I and our friend wwnt to dinner on 7/15/23. It was delicious. We had pulled pork Nachos…read moreas an appetizer. Lots of veges, cheese, pulled pork. Absolutely delicious. I had the Reuben, Mac and Cheese with candied Jalapeños and Cole Slaw. The Reuben was delicious. Homemade corned beef, sour kraut with gruyere cheese. It all works, best of all, the sour dough bread us homemade. Mac and cheese was creamy, very tasty. Initially, I didn't like the Cole slaw, I asked for extra sauce, much better. My wife had the low country shrimp boil. Absolutely delicious. The kicker was the homemade sausage. Our friend had a bowl of chili, it was very good, needed some more heat in my opinion. The service was very good. I enjoyed chatting with the owner. I like the decor was modern, quaint. I will be back.

This is my new favorite restaurant. You can taste the freshness and care that went into each dish…read more The shrimp appetizer is a must try. Delicious!! Great, friendly service. Mike, the owner, is very welcoming and personable. Plus bonus points for having artwork for sale on the walls and games to play at your table. Really, my new favorite restaurant!!!

Amazing selction of wine from all over the world. Great prices and the sales people know their…read morevino. I joined their club for extra benefits on cases of wine.

I've experienced nothing but constant appearance-based discrimination at Total Wine. I own a…read moresuccessful construction company and am constantly dismissed when asking for help and eyed-down by the managers at the booth when walking in, and even some cashiers. Nicholas/Nick was particularly rude. He nearly barked at me to go to another lane when he saw that I had a "create-your-own-six-pack" of beer that he presumably thought was too tedious to have to individually scan. There was no cashier at the other "open" register and I told him that, but he rudely insisted that the register was, in fact, open, but that there was just no one there to assist me! What helpful pedantry, Nicholas! Bravo! I don't dress particularly poorly or wear dirty clothes, either: usually nice jeans and a hoodie or a flannel. I never look like I'm fresh off of a job site. Basically, no different than anyone else running errands at Target or HomeGoods, next door. At any rate, I've shopped here periodically over the last twelve years or so, and it's clear that if you don't dress like a milquetoast there to buy a case of wine (nothing against wine, but you know exactly the sort of moneyed-looking stereotype I'm talking about) they dismiss you, ignore you, watch you as if you're going to shoplift as you walk the aisles or argue with you if you ask a question that betrays the fact that you're not a total wine snob (pun intended). Once, I had the gall to ask where the vermouth was about a year ago, and the sales associate snobbishly told me that it was "over near the reds, where we always keep it, OBVIOUSLY!" in an incredibly condescending tone. That said, some of the cashiers (red polos) are perfectly nice, but a lot of the white-shirts (managers and/or sales associates, I suppose) are the ones who are quite snobby and dismissive. The disconcerting thing is that if you look back through the reviews of this location and others in the area, there's a consistent stream of negative reviews complaining about similar appearance-based discrimination and mistreatment. They clearly are trained to seek out and help people who look a certain way, who are inclined to spend more money on wine, and not beer. In essence, if you don't look like you have both the money and inclination to purchase a few cases of vintage Bourdeaux, don't bother attempting to shop there, or God forbid, ask for help finding something or getting rung up. I guess I've just bought my last six-pack from "Total & Complete Snobbery & More!". Seems like they don't want beer money and have a dress code to enter their incredibly classy suburban strip mall taupe-colored "wine boutique" with all the ambience of a small ethnic corner grocery, anyways. I certainly wouldn't judge anyone if I slung booze in such surroundings, especially if I was doing it while wearing a cheap white dress shirt a size too large and a chunky dad tie, either.

ALL wines are award winners! No crowds, humble winners, peaceful venue and fantastic unique wines!…read moreLeft with 2 cases today :-)

Delicious wine off the beaten path! We visited Hiddencroft Vineyards on a beautiful Sunday…read moreafternoon in November, and there were two couples there when we arrived and four couples when we left. The property is nicely manicured with a large outdoor patio for enjoying your wine and limited indoor seating options. The vineyard is run by a married couple who conduct all the tastings and produce all the wine themselves. I tried the red wine flight and enjoyed four of the six wines that I tried. The other two weren't bad, but they were not something I would want again. I really enjoyed the Cabernet Sauvignon. I would highly recommend visiting Hiddencroft Vineyards if you are in the area.

First experience at Bleu Frog and they made a great impression. The property is beautiful,…read morecomparing favorably to some of the other large wineries in the area, though with a distinctly more laid-back vibe. We were two families with kids, and there was plenty of room for the kids to play, including a mini-soccer field. The layout of the outdoor space also meant the kids couple play without disrupting other patrons, which is important to me. The wine and beer were both above average and the servers were very knowledgeable on their products. Finally, the property is veteran owned, so if you need an additional reason to feel good about your imbibing...there you go! Highly recommended.

It's almost our go-to winery for the past year. Unlike some wineries that put tables on top of each…read moreother, this place is not overly crowded, scenic, has a very nice kids playground and live music.