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.

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.

Eh. I've been in here about 10 times and the service varies considerably. At times I've been…read moretreated well and people have helped me choose a wine for the occasion, explaining the difference between wines. However, on about 50% of my visits I have been either ignored completely, treated rather rudely, or some combination. This doesn't seem to be based on how busy the store is- I've really only ever had one or two other customers in there at the same time I was in. I have no idea why, unless it is the difference in my apparel (work vs. casual). I left the other day knowing I won't be back. I can get good wine elsewhere without leaving feeling badly about the interaction. Too bad.

A year after my review, I was contacted by the owner of the shop. He wanted to apologize for giving…read moreme the Drumheller Chardonnay bottles with messed up labels. He offered me a bottle of the same wine as an apology. So I went and picked it up. I also met the owner Mr. Rande Jenus and he was very apologetic for what happened. Although I had almost forgotten about it, I was happy that Wine Cabinet whose first impressions on the phone, of the wine tasting lady, were very good, gave me another good one by showing a nice gesture. It is after all, "Better late than never."

I had gotten up early and hadn't eaten more than airplane snacks and water all day. This spot came…read moreup as "nearby" during a Yelp search (it is in a bit of an odd spot in what looked like a business complex. There there is an Olive Garden nearby so it isn't out by itself, even if it feels like it. The weather was beautiful, so we grabbed a high top in the bar area, overlooking a nice little pond behind the restaurant. The service in the bar was surprisingly good, despite the bar itself being pretty crowded and nearly every table around it being populated. The food was served quickly and they allowed us to customize to our liking (TIP: pay the nominal upcharge to replace your existing side dish to Brussels sprouts with bacon and spiced pecans! Or get it as a side to share) I had the Hickory Grilled Hanger Steak with mashed potatoes and a field greens salad, except no potatoes. The salad was amazing (it has dates in it for a sweetness to balance the sour of the dressing) and the medium rare steak was phenomenal. We each had a glass of beer -- the Pale Face Summer Wheat on draft. It is a classic German Hefeweizen and described as "malty with banana and clove flavors." I tested the banana on my first sip. It was a solid choice. The next day, we worked a 15 hour day without stopping to eat. By the time we finished, we were so tired that we agreed to return. I ordered the same steak and my coworker followed my recommendation. He agreed that this is the steak to order. (even if he ordered his more well done than mine). For the second visit, we ordered the bread pudding for dessert instead of beer with dinner. I suggest splitting the dessert. Don't get me wrong, it was fantastic, but was definitely shareable after a full steak meal.

I got the 3 fish tacos ($20) and it came out in about 15 mins. The sweet potato fries were freshly…read moremade and were crispy. The tacos themselves were loaded with a fair amount of fried fish! The corn in the slaw provided a good balance with the fried fish. Staff were friendly! The interior was nice with a partially open kitchen so seeing the staff cook was cool. Overall the food was quite delicious and I had a good time during this lunch experience! Food(50%): 8.3 Staff/service(25%): 8.5 Value(25%): 7.0 Overall: 8.0/10

[923] 6/6/2019…read more This state liquor store located in a strip mall with tons of parking The store has a nice selection of wines and other liquor items (no beer) The staff was friendly and very friendly If I am in the area I would definite go back

I really need to do my homework in advance regarding liquor sale policies in other states rather…read morethan have each visit to a different liquor store be a learning experience. Last time, I learned "Total Wine and More" doesn't have the "and More" in Virginia. This time I learned this place carries only liquor. This seems to be the place to come locally if you like your bourbon, as shelves on one entire wall, and about half of the back wall, were devoted to it. The selection was decent, though a large portion of it was numerous varieties of the most popular brands. Prices were typically a buck or two above competitive for the whiskey/bourbon/scotch selections in general. I liked their rum selection too. Everything is well laid out here, and it's bright and clean, a good place to include in your liquor shopping itinerary.

Always love coming to Crooked Run when we're in town visiting our. family, either the OG Leesburg…read morelocation or Sterling location. Went to Sterling this time and got a few beers before dinner. Loved both the IPA and sour I got! Flavors are insane - only gripe is the pricing is pretty steep for the beers.

Quality beer, tasty pizza and fun environment. Prices are a bit high but it is the area.read more

My husband and I met up with Payman the owner of Buzz Butler at Row House in Ashburn yesterday…read moreafternoon. He has a great concept of delivering local wine and beer to your house or local hot spots. We purchased a dessert wine from Fabbiola winery and we can't wait to try it. He had some wonderful recommendations on what to pair it with. Check out his business you won't be disappointed!!

Been a huge fan of Aslin ever since the OG opened in Herndon many moons ago…read more Went today for the Skins'/Dolphins game in Madrid and was the first time I sampled the brunch menu. I had the "Eggs n' Purgatory" and my son had the Chocolate Chip Dutch Baby Pancakes, both were deeeelish! Of course the visit wouldn't be complete without an epic Imperial Stout. To steal from Varsity Blues "I give it a teeeeeeen!!!!"

I've been coming to Aslin for years, since they were in an office park only serving cannned beer in…read morecardboard boxes. The beer, sadly, just isn't as good as in those days, but now you can at least drink it on site. Their combination, taproom, and pizza restaurant in Herndon is well-located, nicely appointed and has good food. But, the business seems to struggle from a fundamental tension at the core of its identity. Namely, whether or not it wants to be an adults only trendy brewpub or a family-friendly pizza and burger joint. Given 90% of the clientele on a given day is millennials with young kids eagerly shelling out for $8 beers and $15 wings and $17 burgers, you can understand my confusion in their steadfast refusal to provide high chairs, but alas... here we are.

I've lived in the area for several years and didn't know this place existed until the other night…read more Wow! I was impressed with the decorations it is hard to not notice. Hidden in plain sight by a mall that I wear sweatpants to..... coming here, despite however it looks on the outside, felt like stepping in to another world. RE: the food menu the food menu if i recall correctly is a fusion of hispanic and asian cuisine. I had the chicken kabob and it came out served in a skillet. Yum! Juicy, hot the entire meal. There weren't very many people when I was there and the bartender was really nice. When I order cocktails, I am always hoping for the perfect ratio of alcohol to juice. And nothing watered down. I ordered a cocktail and loved it! Unfortunately, there was no DJ the night I visited, but I would definitely return for the drinks!

All Go Rhythms in Dulles Town Center was our pick for a Tuesday happy hour--and it did not…read moredisappoint. From the outside, it gives off a slightly sketchy vibe, but once you step inside, it's a full-on disco wonderland. The decor is vibrant and stimulating, with TVs everywhere--it feels like a sports bar set inside a castle. Happy hour is a major win here, running from 4-9 PM. Classic cocktails are just $7, and we went with the Sazerac-style drink, which reminded me a lot of an Old Fashioned--smooth and well-balanced. The food really stood out. The Chicken 65 was absolutely incredible--I haven't stopped thinking about it and was honestly tempted to go back just to grab some to-go. The cauliflower bites were also solid, and I liked that you can customize the spice level. Service was impeccable. Whether it was because it was a quieter time or just great hospitality, our server was attentive without being overbearing and made sure we had everything we needed. This is definitely a must-try at least once--but for me, it's already become a go-to spot.

Looking for a quieter and good tasting dinner before a flight out of Dulles Airport. Went to Vino…read moreVolo and was quite happy with the Chicken Pesto Sandwich with side salad. It was very tasty and the food came out very quickly. Our server Kevin was extremely kind and efficient. I would come back for dinner the next time I fly out of Concourse B.

We stopped in for pre-flight wine and snacks. Server was attentive. We all had the wine flight and…read moreshared the burrata and cheese plate. Both were excellent ! Nice ambiance in the terminal.