Did a phone order before my lunch at work and had a very positive experience. Service is incredible…read moreand they're very on top of your order. I had their Lebneh sandwich which was delicious but pretty light. Not ideal if you're really really hungry. Their matcha was ok. I added simple syrup but I wasn't impressed. The restaurant had limited street parking but it's a cute cafe aesthetic. I do agree with other reviewers, their menu items are pricey.

Really nice coffee & sandwiches here, I got the cardomom latte and it's one of the best in the area…read moreso far. The sandwiches are pretty big you can probably share one between two people especially if you want to get a dessert. Beef egg & cheese sandwich - my husband got this one and it's a nice breakfast sandwich it has really nice spices in it which make it different from other breakfast sandwich places. Kafta sandwich - this was perfect for lunch the flavors are really amazing. The baked desserts were hit or miss I'll come back to try some more. I wasn't the biggest fan of the flour used. It was pretty busy on the weekend, but we still managed to find parking and a table. People work on their laptops there so the turn over is slower. The inside is a bit cramped, I did have a little anxiety because there's really no space between you and the person next to you and there's just a small path to walk around. Parking is around back of the building, it has signs up that it's parking for that building only. I'll definitely be back when I'm in the area.

The menu covers every base and is filled with phenomenal dishes. The restaurant is pleasant and…read morepretty. To top off the experience we were blessed with the presence of the all-knowing Noel, who was able to answer all of our questions about the menu, the drinks, and the desserts.

Worth every penny! That was hands down one of the best meals I've ever eaten! The margarita 2019,…read morestrongly recommende!

I've been coming to Earls since 2017, and it's rare for a place to keep the same spark it had when…read moreyou first discovered it, but Earls is definitely one of those places. From the decor and music to the service and food, everything is consistently top notch. Whether you're there for a business meeting, a quick bite, happy hour with friends, a date night, or a celebration, Earls fits every occasion, and I've done all of the above here. If you're planning to go Friday through Sunday, definitely make a reservation because it does get packed. They also have one of the best happy hours in town, so it's absolutely worth checking out. Can't wait to be back!

I gave Earl's a shot for a random date and there were some highs and lows…read more Ambiance: The outdoor patio seating was great. They have a few tables with umbrellas for cover during the day and even some lighting for nights. Food: The steak and sushi combo was interesting. The sirloin bites were small, but good, the sushi was mid - just not enough tuna on the crispy tuna rice and not enough flavor. The pesto spaghetti (Shrimp and Scallop Spaghettini) was good, but came with only two shrimp and a handful of the smallest scallops I've ever been served. The salmon entree was cooked well. Drinks: The cocktails were the highlight of the night. Several good margarita and martini variations on the menu that were perfect for the weather. Service: This was the worst part of the meal. Our server seemed to be frazzled the whole night. Twice during the meal we had our drinks delivered to the wrong table. The manager verbally apologized, but took nothing off the bill. It wasn't just our table though - we saw several of our server's tables get the wrong food or drinks. It also took a really long time to get water refilled at the table which was an issue in the heat. Verdict: 6/10. If they ironed out the kinks with service and dropped their prices by 10% on select dishes (tiny sirloin bites and subpar crispy tuna rice for almost $50 is madness), they would probably be an 8/10. I'll probably give them one more try and just avoid some dishes.

I had the Gyro platter and the zucchini sticks and some coffee. My black coffee was a solid 7 of…read more10. My zucchini sticks were 9/10 and the tomato sauce, for dipping (I assume marinara) was a solid 8/10, the gyro meat was a solid 7/10, the pita bread 6/10, the fries 7/10, the tzatziki was 6/10 and the feta cheese 8/10. All together it was a good meal and the price point for this corner of VA, was good! The customer service was solid. 9/10. Everything was good. The only downsides: tzatziki could have been a bit thicker, tastier, and more abundant. Parking in that strip mall sucks sometimes. Overall, I think it's a great place. A classic sit down diner feel. I will be going back to explore their menu. And if you read this, definitely order the zucchini sticks. :)

Atmosphere was nice, classic family diner feel. The food was pretty decent as far as breakfast…read moregoes. I got the Chicken Souvlaki Platter and it was served on pita. The pita fell apart when I started eating it from being soggy. Chicken was good. Service was the big negative for us today. There are so many staff members walking around but we rarely saw our waitress. We had empty cups for 10+ minutes and had to ask for refills more than once. She wasn't anywhere to be seen when we were ready to order. I noticed one of the managers had to point her toward a table ready to check out. The hostess was sitting on her phone in front of the restaurant. Overall disappointing unfortunately.

"The service was spectacular! Give me 20 of them" lol but seriously! From the moment we walked in,…read morewe were assisted. They let us try different flavors of the gelato and the men that worked there each were so kind and recommended beverages on their menu that were popular and that they personally liked. There was a ton of seating and the A/C was at the perfect temperature with plenty of parking and outside seating as well. The only thing that made it lose a star was that there wasn't free wi-fi but we made it work with using our hot spot on our phones. The decor and ambiance was very European mostly Mediterranean and gave a lot of insight into the history of those countries while not pushing it down your throat. I'll definitely be coming back to try another latte.

This is a nice little cafe with excellent pastries. Coffee was good and service is nice.read more

Came here while at a wedding…read more Walked here from hotel which was convenient Inside felt like a real 60s diner with a modern twist... nostalgic of a place back home in FL I got the omelette which was delicious. Biscuit was also solid Waiter was nice as well

Our waiter was decent, and the food was great. My family and I were seated in the back because…read morethere were more than five of us, and no other patrons were dining in that area. Everything was going well until an employee began sweeping directly in front of our table while we were eating. She continued sweeping aggressively with no regard for the fact that we were in the middle of our meal. My father politely asked her to stop, and she responded in an agitated tone that she was "just doing her job." Her response was rude and inconsiderate. What made the situation more frustrating was that she was not sweeping near any of the other patrons in the restaurant. The only positive after that interaction was that our dessert, which we ordered to go, was prepared quickly and brought out without any delay.

Agora is one of my favorite spots in Tysons when I'm in the mood for tapas. The food is…read moreconsistently very good, the ambiance is warm and inviting, and the décor gives the restaurant a unique feel that's perfect for a date night or dinner with friends. The staff has always been friendly and attentive. On this visit, we ordered the appetizer sampler, lamb chops, and the Adana kabab. Everything was excellent. The appetizer sampler is a great way to start the meal, the lamb chops were cooked perfectly, and the Adana kabab was flavorful and well seasoned. My only disappointment came at the end of the meal. We were planning to order dessert, but the kitchen had already closed. It would have been nice if our server had stopped by a few minutes earlier to let us know the kitchen was about to close and ask if we wanted to order anything else. That small bit of communication would have made the experience even better. Overall, this is still a great restaurant with delicious food, excellent service, and a beautiful atmosphere. Just keep in mind that the kitchen may close earlier than you expect, so if you're thinking about dessert or another course, order it before the kitchen shuts down.

Right next to the solid core in case you can't find it since the sign is small…read more Various seating arrangements inside with a front and back area. I came for lunch. They do close at 3 and reopen at 4 I believe. All of the food that we had was good but I can't remember the name of everything. We ate everything though and service was good as well.

I first discovered this French bakery through Too Good To Go and was already impressed by how…read moredelicious everything was. After dining in at the store, I can honestly say the food is even better fresh in person. The pastries were excellent and the croissants were especially amazing -- flaky, buttery, and clearly made with care. Highly recommend stopping by if you love authentic French bakery items!

Everything I've eaten here has been amazing! From the pastries to the little croissant bagels,…read moreYUM!! I've had the plain croissant, chocolate croissant, kouign amann, and the eclair. All delicious. And I love their cro'gel - croissant bagel. They have them in a large size and a mini. I always get the mini so I can enjoy some pastries too. I do wish their coffee offerings had more, like I always want a chai and they don't have that. But that's okay. I also like that they have a little market with European snacks and treats, makes this place different from others.