This place is the most authentic Mexican food I've had since I was in New Mexico. The staff was so…read morefriendly and attentive. The atmosphere was just like being in Mexico! My only complaint was the sangria seemed to be filled with a lot of sugar!

The restaurant is cute and exactly what you want for a relaxing and no fuss dinner on a weekday…read more The owner and our waitress were very friendly and attentive. It was busy dinner time, but she was able to see what you needed and helped you just in time. The portion was large and the food was well cooked. For someone who is used to Mexican food in California, this little spot hits the spot. Bonus: It is nested in the heart of old town Haymarket, so one can also walk around to shake off some calories (or food comma) afterwards.

Haven't lived here in almost 2 years, but when visiting with family I went back to grab the vanilla…read morealmond raspberry cupcake. I base all my cupcakes off of this and I'm happy to report, it's still the best. Had a great SF van oat latte too!

This was my first visit to this location. We happen to find it on the way home using none other…read morethan Google maps. This bakery is super cute, there is seating available to enjoy the drinks and cupcakes. I bought a red velvet and chocolate cupcake. They were very moist and delicious. They also freeze well. There were other items besides cupcakes, but I just stuck with the showstopper--cupcakes! The staff was friendly and helpful with describing some of the items and flavors. There is parking available on the side of the building. Would I return? Maybe...only because it was on the way home and too far away.

The ice cream sundaes are so good here. I had a waffle sundae, a sundae on a hot waffle. Not a…read morewaffle cone, an actual waffle. That is my favorite kind of sundae in the whole entire world, and they are so rare around here. I got banana ice cream with all the fixins. It was amazing. The staff was friendly and kind too. Two scoops of ice cream wasn't that much ice cream, but it was just the perfect amount when combined with all the other stuff like the whipped cream, cherry, sprinkles, and of course the waffle itself. There is both indoor and outdoor seating here. So sit where you want, depending on the weather. I would highly recommend this totally awesome place!

As an Oreos/Cookies & Cream fan, I had high expectations, especially for a local place. I ordered…read morethe Cookies & Cream Milkshake and was very disappointed. The milkshake was too watery/milky that I didn't even finish it. I hope it was just the milk and not the ice cream, because a place with this store name should do it justice. The Cookies & Cream cookies was pretty good, nothing special if I'm comparing it to a 7-11. It's soft and tasted homemade, but it didn't stand out for me. The service was good: a young lady helped with my order with a smile and seemed happy to help. The interior of the shop looks exactly like the exterior, a house. The tables were old and wooden, but still looked good enough to use. There were fun, colorful decorations and awards throughout the place.

A time was had during my first but definitely not last visit to the Winery at La Grange!…read more Thanks to Guide to Imbibe, I stumbled across this gem a little less than an hour from DC. The parts of the winery I did see were beautiful. The house served as a Civil War hospital, then a home and now winery since 2006. I didn't get a chance to view upstairs or out back because I spent my entire time there in the tasting room. I was told upstairs has some parlours with seating for a more private experience. The outside view is beautiful with multiple tables to sit and enjoy wine and live music on the weekends. Mary, a fellow educator, took excellent care of me when I arrived! She was so warm and friendly and did a great job of explaining all the wines and helping me find wines that fit my preference. I ended up joining their wine club and left with 8 bottles. I also got to meet Flurry one of the staff member's dog. Everyone was so friendly and I'm excited to return with some friends!

The majestic manor is home to The a winery at La Grange and it's worth visiting! The estate is…read moregorgeous and the grounds are immaculate. You're in for a barrel of fun and an extensive wine education at this stately and immense winery. The wine tasting room is big and comfortable, we had an amazing wine connoisseur, Zach, who taught us so much about the varied wines. He was funny and informative! Loved the quirky corky menu for a festive touch! We loved the Viognier, Virginia's signature grape! The Cabernet Franc Reserve was a casual wine that we were told would be great with pizza and Netflix! The coppery Cabernet Sauvignon was peppery and slightly dry which we liked! The Chardonnay subtle unique; more than oak and buttery, Zach said if you want just oak and butter, rub Land O' Lakes on a tree! Lol! The light Merlot "greets you at the front door" and cherry bombs you! Carmenere almost went extinct; thank you Chile for bringing it back! The wines were superb and we brought several bottles back home! The prices were reasonable and the experience was phenomenal! We thoroughly appreciated and enjoyed every moment at this lively winery and can't wait to return!