Thanks to my fantastic boyfriend, I've found a new place to love. This place was magical! The staff…read morewere very professional, warm, and attentive. The pianist swept you off your feet as she played back to back hits. What a romantic addition to the stunning decor and ambiance that this restaurant and hotel created. We sat in the bar area, no reservations needed. Drinks: I had to try their espresso martini after reviews that it was the best around...well, let's just say that the reviews aren't wrong! The espresso was brewed strong and the liquor pairing was perfect. 10/10 easily! My boyfriend's drink of choice was the Port of Angel's envy and he raved about how excellent the Angel's Envy bourbon was, said it was worth taking a bottle home. 10/10 Bar bites: I ordered what I called "girl dinner" lol the caviar & shrimp toast, which I can best describe as AMAZING! A perfect 10/10 My boyfriend ordered the crab cake sliders which came with a side of fries and honey, those crab cakes were DELISH! Perfect 10/10 The fries had a hint of truffle oil on it, making them even more addictive. Overall, I'm in love with the ambiance, food, and drinks and whether you choose this place for amazing drinks with friends, bar bites while watching their large screen TVs, or a romantic dinner in the main dining area-you will not regret it.

High tea bridal shower. I cannot say enough of how amazing the high tea is at the Ritz Carlton. I…read morehosted a bridal shower this past Saturday, January 10 and everything was impeccable from the amazing customer service to the delicious petite sandwiches, desserts, and more. A big shout out to Astrid Mr. Ray and Mr. Hariharan. They made every step of the way easy from planning the party to the last second of packing things up. They are truly shining stars. Everything was so beautiful with elegance and finesse. if you can have a bridal shower here during the high tea, I highly recommend it as this is the second time hosting here. Thank you, thank you, thank you A+ experience for all who attended the shower

Grand Cata has a nice selection of wine and small plates to pair with the wine of your choice. We…read morehad a decent size group (13 people), and with the small location we ended up having to sit outside after a rainstorm due to them being full inside. They also seemed slightly overwhelmed with a slightly larger group even though one of the girls in our group had given the place a heads up that we were coming. The wines we ordered (Tannat, rose and sangria) were all delicious. As a group we ordered charcuterie, skewers, cheese balls and empanadas. All the snack plates were tasty. Overall, it was a decent experience once we were able to get the few tables set up outside. Definitely good for a nice little date night but for large groups they don't really have the space for i

This Spanish and South American focused wine bar is a lovely addition to the Mosaic district. I…read moretried the cava rose (delish), beef empanadas, and charcuterie board. It sounds like the wine list changes about every quarter, so there's opportunity to try different sips! Food did take a while (~25 min) for what it was, but will definitely cut some slack as there was only one server on to take care of the whole places. Offerings were quality and appreciated having a taste of Spain with the manchego, cava, and Serrano ham!

This review is regarding our meal on the patio the evening of 4/4/26. We were impressed that the…read morestaff picked up on my birthday, since I didn't mention it, and offered a complimentary dessert. Server Kelly M. took our order for a Caesar Salad, Margarita Pizza and a glass of red wine (light meal). A different person delivered the salad and pizza to us, and the food was good. However, we never saw Kelly from the time she took our order until we finished eating. She then showed up with an empty wine glass, said the wine order did not get put in, and asked if I still wanted it. I said "no" since we were done with our meal. At that time, I requested the Cheesecake w/cherries for my complimentary dessert, a small box for pizza, and the check. More than 20 minutes later, Kelly brought a box and the check, but no dessert. She then asked if I "had decided" on a dessert. I repeated that I would like Cheesecake with cherries. After nearly 30 minutes there was no sign of our waitress and no dessert. We were not happy at this point, left cash payment on the table, and walked out. We have eaten at Reston 60 Vines multiple times. No complaints about previous visits; food and service were very good. However, due to the long waits, inattention, and mistakes by our server on this visit, we were very disappointed. We felt management should be aware of this so they can correct the problem. I'm sure you expect better from your employees. We will have to think twice about dining on your patio this summer. Linda

Ambiance: big restaurant with large dining area…read more Service: always good service. The server gives great wine recommendations. Food: I don't think I've had anything bad here. The chacturie board my friend hot was huge! One of the best restaurants in Reston Town Center

Hosted a private room event here the other night. We did a tasting menu with optimal wine or…read morewhiskey pairings for each course. The food quality is high, the service has dropped a bit since last year, but still above average. You won't leave hungry, with huge portions for a 4 course evening, plus amuse bouche. We had giant tiger prawn, Hawaiian Ono, and Venison & Pork belly for proteins. The Ono was slightly overcooked, but not enough to ruins the dish. The chosen wines paired perfectly with each dish, and the bartenders choices for the whiskey pairings were fantastic. A good selection of Irish, Japanese, and American whiskies . If you're looking to do a private party/room with them, go for it.

Ambiance: Clean and classy…read more Food: We enjoyed everything we ordered, but when weighing the cost against the overall experience and taste, I'm not sure it's a place we'd go out of our way to come back to, especially with so many other spots still on our list to try.

Lily at Barcelona Wine Bar in Reston was amazing! I have several allergies and cross contamination…read moreis a big concern for me, but she was super attentive, knowledgeable, and made me feel completely comfortable the whole time. She double-checked everything and was so kind about it. Honestly made the whole experience stress-free and enjoyable. Also the food was fantastic!

It's been a while since I came here, but I LOVE Barcelona! The happy hour deals are pretty good. I…read morewish they had more wine options on the happy hour menu specifically red wine. The service was great, our waitress and fast, kind, and checked in with our group the perfect amount of times. The food was all amazing. They're fairly small portions so you do end up spending quite a bit, but the quality is great! If you want the paella you have to order right when you arrive cause it's 30 mins to 45 mins for them to cook it. Paella Salvaje* 5/5 Grilled octopus 5/5 Spiced Beef Empanadas 3.5/5 (tasted like pasta on the inside no spice lol) hanger steak 5/5 Happy hour trio deal Patatas Bravas 3/5 meatballs 4/5 Chicken Jamón Croquettes 4.5/5 Wines were alright. We ordered the sherry dessert wine which was not a fan fave. The sparkling white wine on the HH was refreshing and pretty good, very dry. Overall, always a good experience. It wasn't too crazy on a Thursday night. The inside ambiance is nicer at night time than day time. I'll have to go back for HH again and order some apps and paella.

Food is always superb. Service is attentive and friendly…read more The ambiance is chic with a coastal vibe.

This is exactly what McLean's dining scene needed. It manages to strike that perfect…read morebalance--sophisticated enough for a "proper" date night, but with a relaxed, unpretentious energy that makes you want to stay for a second round of drinks. We kicked things off with a Beet Carpaccio that was on the specials menu. If you see it, get it. It was incredibly vibrant--earthy, thinly sliced beets paired with just the right amount of spices. It set a high bar for the rest of the meal. For our entrees, we decided to split the "land and sea" approach: * The Bird: This wasn't just any chicken. It was milanesa that was beautifully seasoned and with the right amount of crunchy. It was topped with salad greens that were lightly dressed to perfection. * The Fish: evidently the fish type changes frequently, and this was a rock fish. Beautiful presentation and absolutely delicious. The service was seamless--attentive without being hovering--and the atmosphere in McLean feels fresh and modern. It's clear they care about the ingredients, and the rotating specials like that carpaccio keep things exciting. Whether you're a local or just passing through, Neutral Ground is definitely worth the reservation.

I think this restaurant has a ways to go. It's so cute and pretty inside with a great wine list and…read morethey make a great cocktail. Our bread delivered quickly to the table was dense and cold absolutely no crumb. Weird. It was very strange. With a nice Herb butter though. I should've sent it back. I was surprised that the escargot didn't come with grilled or toasted bread of some sort. Was pretty tasty. Mussels had quite a few sand in them. And I was also surprised the fries didn't come with some kind of aïoli. But I did really enjoy the broth that had a definite kick to it. The beef was good, nice and hot. and the crème brûlée was great. It really is such a cute place. I would love to see the food upscale a bit more. Might come back in the future. Maybe in the summer

Our first dinner at this French bistro in the heart of Vienna was really good, but our second, one…read morenight ago, was not. The service was rather half-assed and slow (which is authentically French, to be fair); my trout was kinda warm, and bland; the pea purée was cold; and the dressing "on the side" of my green salad was placed in a container in the middle of the salad, which spilled and coated more than half the salad by the time it reached me.

Went with my siblings sooo we ordered a lot & they gave us free two plates because they were sorry…read morethat it took longer but I didn't even notice. The waiter we had was super kind and i appreciated that she always checked up on us. This sister restaurant to barcelona was so good and the vibes/ambience was great! Great social hour. If you don't know what to get-- Get the broccoli caesar and chicken thigh!!!!!! Picasso - grapefruit honeydew melon lemon rosemary: 8/10 bc too much ice but flavor is good. Tiki baby- pineapple lemon lime sage cardamom 6/10: a little too sour but first taste was delicious. Porto cooler- raspberry scrub, lemon 7/10 a little too much wine flavor but I'm a sucker for a good raspberry. Rigatoni bolognese: 6/10 too salty and maybe a little under done but still a solid bolognese. Grilled chicken thighs: 10/10 hints of curry and soooo juicy best thing by far. Bastian meatballs: 6/10 jus average meatballs nothing crazy but still good. Broccoli caesar 9/10 very very delicious and refreshing. Corsican frites: 8/10 good sauce it was like a thick creamy sauce and I love fries soooo. French onion soup: 4.5/10 too salty and the sourdough was built in but we wanted it separately. Vinegar potato chips 7/10 good garlic aioli sauce. Cacio el pepe: 8/10 the noodles were soooo yum and I love the consistency.

Corsica has a fun, buzzy vibe -- low lighting, packed tables, and pretty loud overall, so it…read moredefinitely feels more like a lively night-out spot than a quiet dinner. We ordered a ton of tapas so we could really try the menu, and the food delivered way more than the cocktails. In fact, the drinks were so underwhelming that we couldn't wait to leave and grab drinks somewhere else after. Standouts for us were the broccoli Caesar (the dressing was so good), fries (must try), risotto, bolognese, arancini, and meatballs -- all solid and flavorful, and great for sharing. Big fan of the variety and tapas-style portions. The only real miss was the chicken liver. I *love* pâté, so I had high hopes, but this one was a hard no for me. Oh and do not skip the toffee bread pudding..I am still thinking about it. Bottom line: come hungry, order a lot of food, and maybe save your cocktail plans for another spot.

It's nice to have a restaurant close by enough to walk to, but it's fairly mediocre Italian food…read more This is the second time I've gone and the food was still just ok. I got chicken piccata and my friend chose a pasta with red sauce and meat, I forget the name, but she told me it didn't have much flavor. I actually enjoyed my dinner, the chicken wasn't rubbery but also not very tender, and the sauce was what brought it together. It was lemony but not too overpowering as I know to many capers can make a dish sour and bitter. An issue was getting the server's attention, even though he was nice and attentive when he came by, he didn't really check on us, and I had to ask twice for the complimentary bread initially. My friend wanted to get another coke but we had to try and find him to flag him down, and honestly the restaurant didn't seem that busy, a lot of tables were empty, so I'm not sure if our little corner was forgotten. The other time we went, we both got different types of pasta with one undercooked and the other overcooked, which is why I avoided the pasta this time in favor of the chicken and broccolini. I'm not sure if I'll come back to try the pizza. At least the coffee was good at the end that I ordered, and my friend liked her dessert as well.

Many times, over the past years, we've driven by Dolce Vita, but we never went there for a meal…read more For us, Esposito's was where we went for Italian food. A couple we've befriended told us they lived in Fairfax for several years. They are big fans of Dolce Vita. We were told that a reservation is necessary as the place is popular. We decided to finally try Dolce Vita this past Saturday and reserved a table for an early dinner. When we got there, the place was practically empty. We were seated at a four-top table and were told that they had hosted a large party earlier in the day. They were still rearranging the dining room when we arrived. The staff was friendly and efficient. During our meal, the manager checked on us more than once. Alas, there is no sign in the dining room indicating where the restrooms are, so we asked the server for their location. Sadly, we weren't impressed with the food. We started with a bruschetta appetizer and also ordered some garlic bread. When the bruschetta arrived, it was very attractively presented. It consists of: "roasted garlic, tomatoes, basil, and fresh mozzarella". The bread was tough and chewy, with little garlic flavor. We've had bruschetta before, and it was made with fresh tomatoes. I picked up a piece, bit into it, only to have half of the toppings fall on the table. The fresh mozzarella was basically 4 thin, small slices that one adds to their serving rather than a sizable ball of mozzarella. There was also a small pile of microgreens that were meant to be added to the bruschetta, an unusual addition. I ended up cutting up the bread, which wasn't easy. Nothing like having to fight with one's food. For my main course, I chose "chicken piccata," which consists of "pan-seared chicken and broccolini in a lemon, caper, and white wine sauce". The chicken breast was well prepared, moist, and tender. The sauce was fine, although I wished it had more capers. As for the broccolini, it was barely cooked at all, not even tender crisp. Again, I had to fight with a menu item. My husband chose to have "baked ziti bolognese al forno" which consists of "ricotta, tomato sauce, beef bolognese and mozzarella." He found part of a bay leaf in the dish. The dish was very cheese-forward, and the cow had walked through it, leaving very little of itself behind. In conclusion, we don't plan to return as it was rather disappointing.

Very cool spot! This place has a good variety of beers and wine! Also there's a restaurant upstairs…read morewhich I didn't visit but heard great things about. The service was great but I was surprised at how much beer and wine they are able to pack in a small space. Definitely will come back!

This is one of my favorite bottle shops in the area. They rotate some pretty cool taps, cans, and…read morebottles. I make it a point to stop in whenever I'm in the area since there's always a tap takeover of some sort. Most recently it was Monkish IPAs dominating the board. This was my first time getting food upstairs of the retail space. The service was great and the space, while small, is pretty welcoming. The bar is neat and I would definitely sit there next time. They've got a few TVs around showing sports for those interested. I came with my mom and we just got a few apps to pick at while I tried some 5oz pours. The food was solid, if pricey. The "squash chips" were more like "squash cutlets" in that they were pretty thick. They tasted excellent, though and the panko was nicely fried. The charcuterie is hard to mess up but for the price I don't think I'd do it again. We saw some folks getting fantastic looking sandwiches so I may have to give one of those a try next time I'm around and don't have other plans.