I was in the area looking for a smoothie spot and decided to check out a locally owned place, so…read moreglad I walked into Delicious Royal Sweets! As soon as I entered, I was warmly greeted by Sara she's so nice, and the first thing I noticed was how clean, organized, and inviting the shop was. It also smelled amazing! I went with the Tropical Colada smoothie, and wow....it did not disappoint! Thick, creamy, and bursting with flavor. Super refreshing and satisfying. I also noticed they carry a nice selection of vegan snacks, which is a great bonus. Definitely recommend stopping by if you're in the area, I'll be back to try more!

I was looking for a vegan spot in Woodbridge and I found DRS. A very cute cafe in Hedgewood plaza…read more The staff is friendly. The inside is clean with a few tables if you want to dine inside. We ate our food there and everything was delicious and came out hot. My hubby had the impossible burger and I had the Latina wrap minus the white rice. We also had a guava pastry and an iced latte. Another great find in Woodbridge. We'll be back.

A bee store with real . The store is bee dream. Honey wine, soda, lemonade, candy, chapstick and…read moremore. They even have a beehive. Great customer service and provided a lot of information about the store.

Great little mead shop. My cousin brought me here because the last time I saw her, I took her mead,…read moreand she figured I would love it. And yup, she was right. From making and taking care of your own bees, honey, and mead, there's a bit of everything there. I will definitely be back when in the area. 10% for teachers or first responders too. Your cashier was very nice as well.

Awful market!…read more Clean?? Fresh produce?? Have been in here twice: each time they fudge the prices. They lie. Up selling expired wines and beer. A five pack (missing 1 brew) is priced as a 6 pack at full price.. Produce has brown marks and is wilted. Prices on condiments, grains, peanut butter, mustard, cookies and all else is more expensive than quality items at brand stores. The butcher looks so unsanitary I have never approached it; it has hand-smears, dried blood streaks. Tellers cheat on prices. They have underage employees carding people. If there is no price: they just make it up! Outside trash blows. Gum sticks to shoes. It's next to bombed-out store fronts. Could be misunderstood for a local garbage dump. Carts in the road.. Rebel review: 1 star con

It's always hot or miss. I've gotten something here before and tho it was not expired it deff had a…read morefoul smell as if it was before(the chicken broth from a box). Meat here is decently priced, and so is the veggies and fruit. Nice walk from the apartment I live in (potomac is about a 15min walk). There's an occasional person asking for money and the parking lot you've gotta be careful but ok grocery store for the area

I've been here twice so far trying the lunch Siga Wot first time and Tibs recently during Ethiopian…read morerestaurant week! I love that I found this on gps one day when craving Ethiopian food! It's new and a place I'll take visitors to eat in honestly--it's nice and clean inside with Ethiopian jazz playing as well as tv. The Siga wot has Berbere sauce which is what I love but I have to next time ask if they can make it less spicy - my mouth was on fire. The tibs I tried recently and it doesn't have much a distinct flavor like berbere notably does but it was non spicy unless you ate the peppers in it. I prefer the flavor profile of Siga wot so if they can make it non spicy it'll be my go-to to return! I was fascinated with the grocery story market element - never been to an Ethiopian market to know how they make the foods and I'm not tempted to try. The Turkish green apple soda is delicious and sold out quickly but I hope next time they have it again. The owner is sooo nice - all the staff. Go, enjoy!!!

On a whim, I decided to stop at a local strip mall to partake of lunch at a new venue. I discovered…read morea beautiful, new Ethiopian Restaurant at the beginning of Prince William County. The signage welcomes diners for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Additionally, they have a full service bar and an ATM on-sight. The restaurant can easily accommodate at least 30 guests comfortably. The ambience is relaxed and clean, with traditional table seating, high top seating, and bar seating... something for everyone. Also, the space and restroom both appear to be handicap accessible with ample parking spaces nearby. Service was fast and friendly, with thoughtful recommendations for favorite dishes to enjoy. I ordered the meat and vegetable combination, which was quite elegant and beautiful upon presentation. Likewise, the flavors did not disappoint. Flavors of white and black cumin, cardamom, and other traditional spices were evident in each bite. The combination platter included four varieties of tender beef with quite different flavors as well as two vegetable options which were collards and cabbage with carrots. The final of six offerings included delicious lentils in a tomato base. My only recommendations to improve the experience: -Have Ethiopian music playing in the background to enhance the meal. -Attend to the restroom cleanliness more often, AND offer paper towels to dry hands (instead of the air blower).

Known as a top 50 in food and wine, we had to try this place. Their handmade, small and organic…read moreingredient list for their chocolate was very appealing, and we just had to try the milk chocolate. It is worth the price. We also had their gelato which is not for the faint hearted - strong flavors for each of them. The hazelnut was my favorite though I could not even finish the small. Nice rocking chair and seating area on the porch to people watch. We enjoyed everything but will come back most for the chocolate.

Potomac chocolate and Graffiti Cat Pizza is amazing!! Went here while hungry after exploring the…read morecity. Located in historic Occoquan VA, it's mainly a chocolate shop that ethically sources its cocoa from different countries around the world in order to make their in house (mostly dark) chocolate bars and bon bons. They also serve gelato, drinking chocolate (hot cocoa) and on select weekends homemade pizza with sourdough via Graffiti Cat! The shop is very small with no seating inside but there are a couple tables and chairs right outside and in the alley (in the winter we just get it to go or eat in the car). Parking is hard as it's very busy and it's on a historic street so it's all on the side of the sidewalk. The drinking chocolate is my favorite! I always have to order a traditional (think American hot cocoa but with a richer feel), and a European drinking chocolate (smaller cup with less milk but so rich like drinking straight melted dark chocolate!, so absolutely delicious!). I often get their bonbons as well which are handmade and have various flavors like toasted coconut, Ugandan Dark chocolate (named for the country of cocoa origin), raspberry and mint, along with a few others. I got the 70% dark chocolate, the mint chocolate, and the toasted coconut. I liked two of them but the mint chocolate tasted a bit too much like toothpaste to me so I didn't finish that one. Now onto the Pizza. They make their own sourdough for these personal size pizzas, and use fresh ingredients. They have a set menu except for one special pizza which changes each week and is updated on their website. I ordered the margarita pizza and added pepperoni on top. The margarita part was tasty and the sourdough really compliments the ingredients well...if you like sourdough you'll love these pizzas. I would say that the pepperoni is more porky than beefy and since I don't tend to like pork I didn't appreciate it as much as I usually do. If you like pork you will be fine with it. The pizza is NY style in that it is thin and chewy. I think it could use a bit more sauce but it's tasty nonetheless. My husband got the cheese pizza and he enjoyed it but not nearly as much as me (though he doesn't love sourdough like I do). The service is great and I love the adorable cat mascot for the pizza. They hand draw on each pizza box and each one is unique, which is cool. If you look out the window you'll see they 'graffitied' a graffiti cat on the brick on the side of the building. Bon bons: 4/5 Drinking chocolate: 5/5 Pizza: 4/5 TLDR: delicious dark chocolate for drinking and eating; ethically sourced. Pizza pop up on weekends is good and has a cute cartoon cat mascot. Parking sucks, but that's just historic districts for you. I dream of the drinking chocolate and need to get it at least once a month. I definitely recommend both Potomac Chocolate and Graffiti Cat.

Edit to respond to Irene C: Thank you for your prompt response and looking into the matter. I don't…read moreneed to be contacted by the franchisee. Just basic ops management observation here. The two kids behind the counter were working very hard, but the amount of online + in-person orders seemed overwhelming. One kid was making food while the other juggled with making smoothies and the cash register. There was only one lady ahead of me, and she was still waiting when I left. Poor kids working behind the counter. Waited 15 mins for a smoothie. HIRE MORE PEOPLE!!!!!! Good smoothies but not worth the wait.

Finally, a place nearby with real açaí bowls! The açaí is fresh blended, not scooped, so expect…read morethe consistency of a stiff smoothie, not sorbet. It was delicious... some places "water down" the açaí with apple juice and it doesn't taste the same... not here. Everything was perfectly fresh, as good as it gets. I will be back.

As the weather gets nicer, I've been loving Sunday mornings at the Dale City Farmers Market. My…read morekids are obsessed with the waffle sticks and Yoder's donuts--definitely a highlight for them every time we go. It's very walkable, the vendors are friendly, and there's a great overall vibe. The pie vendor has amazing bean pies (a must-try), the kettle corn is hands down my favorite and the only place I'll get it from, and the coffee is decent too. It's such a perfect Sunday morning activity. I'm especially excited for the produce to start coming back--this is easily one of the best places to get fresh fruits and veggies!

Well there's only 1 sign to let you know the farmers market is this way, but it's in the commuter…read moreparking lot so take that very first left into the parking lot and the parking is free so that's nice. There's a nice selection of vendors today's market (May 2026) there were a lot of flower vendors and honey vendors as well but you can find plenty of other stands with different foods and sweets. Being outdoors you'd think you can bring pets but alas, only service animals allowed. It is nice to be outside and getting some sun.

This place almost anything you need in terms of African and Caribbean food. The people are very…read morefriendly

This international grocery store has a selection of West African, particularly Ghanaian goods. It…read moreseems a bit smaller than a few of the other local stores, with a couple of rows of items, and a meat counter in the back. The service is good, and they seem to have a fair amount of customers. I noticed some discounted foods in the front (like yams). I think Adum would be great for standard staples, and would return if I'm nearby.