Finally got around to visiting this place for lunch. What a gem! Cozy decor, attentive waitstaff,…read moreand decent portions. Good value for the money. I tried the special seafood gumbo and found it zesty with lots of ingredients. The beef/lamb gyro wrap and chicken shawarma wrap were delicious. We'll definitely go back.

My husband and I decided to try Ashton's as I kept seeing it pop up every time we looked on Yelp…read morefor places to eat. Food was great Service was good Cute place with fun decor in a small strip mall.

Ambiance is quaint. GREAT food, especially breakfast. I tried someone else's country fried steak-…read moreit's well battered and cooked. Tender beef. The gravy is perfect. Biscuits are also delicious- it's dense and chewy. Onion rings are yum- light crispy batter. Onion stays intact. Turkey club- standard but I loved it Will be back!

On the morning of our cross-country flight, my parents and I stopped here at Yorkshire Restaurant…read more It was a good, unique find--a great local diner with all the classic comfort food. I highly enjoyed the corned beef hash breakfast. The service was slightly slow, but it seemed more like the relaxed pace of a genuine local spot than a negative delay. You could tell this is where the locals gather; even a few police officers came in for a pickup order while we were there. The main area is standard tables and booths, not huge, but it can handle a decent crowd. Keep an eye out for the cool back dining room--it has wood paneling, antlers, and a great country vibe. If you're passing through and want an authentic local diner experience, I recommend stopping by!

Dad and I went here for breakfast after visiting the nearby hospital…read more Our server was extra friendly and nice. The atmosphere included decor from the 50s, a small jukebox at each table and lots of memorabilia. Dad got an omelette and I got eggs over easy with potatoes. The food came quickly and was delicious. A fun side note was eavesdropping on the three ladies sitting behind us. They were taking so loudly, you can hardly call it eavesdropping. Their gossip was entertaining. All in all good food and experience.

Food was great and bathrooms nice and clean, will come back when in the area again!…read more and according to Yelp, "Your review needs at least 85 characters" so here ya go.

A decent hometown restaurant fast food/diner/coffee shop/50+ year local restaurant in downtown…read moreManassas. Old school style decor from yesterday year fun place to stop during a motorcycle ride for groups or just a couple of friends. The place is a little rundown when you look at the ceiling some of the tiles are just colored, but it's exactly what you would expect in a building that has changed owners in the last 50 years. It's basically a Mom and pop place of sorts. Typical items on the menu great for breakfast.

Tom's Diner is a true hidden gem! Tom's has exceptional servers who are very personable. The food…read moreis a great price and is very delicious. While the parking lot could use a new pavement, the food quality and service quality speaks to the true value of Tom's Diner! The inside is small but appropriate for a diner. Eating at Tom's gives an old style vibe. Would definitely recommend!

I love going out for diner meals and I am a huge fan of Bob and Edith's. Service is great, food…read moreenjoyable and prices fair. It is so important to support our local businesses. If you haven't given this a go, I say, what are you waiting for. You won't regret the experience.

Stopped in after a while since our last visit and bummed the quality has dipped further down…read more Country ham was dry and almost jerky ready for a camping trip. The rest really is not the what the business set the standards from years past.

As always, pleasant service and amazing food quickly delivered to my table. You can taste the love…read morein every bite. Can't recommend enough.

This was our final visit to The Omelette Cafe…read more The food itself was fine, but unfortunately everything else about the experience was bad enough that I will never return. I also do not want a response from the owner or management. I genuinely wish this small local business well, but I can no longer justify giving it another chance. During our previous visits, we already felt the value compared to the pricing was becoming questionable, but we wanted the restaurant to succeed. Today sealed the deal. When we arrived, only about 4 or 5 of the roughly 12 tables were occupied, with two waiters working the dining room. Most of the empty tables were dirty, many still covered with dishes from previous customers. The floor throughout the dining room was dirty and covered with debris. One waiter asked how many were in our party and directed us to a table. He sprayed and wiped only half the table with Windex. The other half, where the condiments were sitting, remained dirty. A few minutes after sitting down, I unfortunately put my finger directly into old sticky syrup that had clearly not been cleaned. The waiter took our order fairly quickly, but then poured cream directly into our coffees instead of letting us add it ourselves. Mine ended up with far too much cream. While waiting to use the restroom, I had a clear view into the kitchen area and noticed the kitchen floor appeared just as dirty as the dining room floor. What stood out most was that neither waiter seemed aware of or concerned about the overall cleanliness of the restaurant. There was no sense of urgency or attention to the condition of the dining room. After waiting several minutes for the men's restroom, one waiter told me to go ahead and use the women's restroom instead. The restroom itself seemed reasonably clean, but the paper towel dispenser was broken, and a loose roll of paper towels was sitting on top of the toilet, damp from previous use. When we were ready to leave, one waiter asked how the service was. At that point, I simply wanted to leave as quickly as possible, so I said it was fine. He then left the payment machine at the table for me to run my own card, and even the machine itself was damp and unclean. Overall, the entire restaurant felt sticky, dirty, and poorly maintained. The tables were not being properly cleaned, the floors were sticky throughout the restaurant, and the overall lack of cleanliness completely overshadowed the meal itself. I truly wish this business success, but after three visits, I will not be returning.

I tried a Carnegie Diner in NY a few years ago, so it was cool to see that one opened in VA. The…read morerestaurant was very bright and spacious inside, with a classic American vibe. I was intrigued by the pastrami sandwich options on the menu and really appreciated that gluten free bread was an option, so I had to try it! I was not disappointed at all. The sandwich was hefty - packed with meat, and flavorful. I'm not sure I liked the pile of salad that comes on the side - it's a lot to finish for one person and seems a bit wasteful. The service was good, but the sandwiches did take a bit longer than expected to come out. That might not be the case for other dishes though. I would certainly visit again!

We've been to both Carnegie Diners in Midtown Manhattan and like them very much, so we wanted to…read moretry the Carnegie Diner in Vienna. But driving by on weekends, and seeing the crowds bursting out the door, we deferred visiting the Vienna Carnegie Diner. Instead, on our first time, we came midday on a weekday and there weren't that many people and we were seated immediately. Overall, service was fine, though a bit in disarray because we had two different servers ask if we were ready to order. We both ordered the very good Chicken Salad sandwich. It's huge and really makes for two meals. It comes with very decent fries and an excellent side salad that has been drizzled with two different tasty dressings. We saw lentil soup on the menu, and if it's like the lentil soup at the Carnegie Diners in NYC, I highly recommend it. We absolutely will be back.

This diner came recommended by a local. It's part of a chain. They serve homestyle farm to table…read morefood that's served in a vintage diner setting . My waitress was informative and told me a few things to look out for from the extensive menu. I went with one of their pancake breakfast specials . They have turkey bacon( hurray).I added a small container of pure Vermont maple syrup for 2.99. The pancakes were good . Not going to lie I did reach for the regular table syrup for a portion of my cakes when I learned that it was in a warmed bottle. The pancakes arrived without the strawberry topping. So I had to ask the waitress for that. I also was able to try the caramel French toast (yum) and the crab melt sandwich with fries (savory) . Free parking in the lot just be mindful that there's only one way to turn in from the street.Bring money if you want to select songs from the jukebox. There was an incident where someone in my party left behind a jacket. We were about to leave when we saw that it was left in the restaurant. When we went back, it was no longer in the booth so we asked about it. No one knew where it was.Luckily I spotted in thrown in the bottom of the hostess station.

Came twice, good was surprisingly poor. Country fire steak was incredibly tough- had it twice thi…read moreking the first time was a fluke. Apparently not. But the biggest disappointment is the service- just incredibly poor sitting at the counter there is no less than seven different waitresses that walked by and when your water glass sits there for 20 minutes unfilled including the manager walking by and just trying not to look at you. It's just incredibly frustrating. I guess it's a different world we live in where customer service just doesn't matter.

Our second visit. First time, we arrived at 7:00 a.m. and no one was there. We left after waiting…read morefor 10 minutes for them to open. Second time, they were open on time. Server was OK .. food was OK. Pancakes were huge ... omelet was huge too. Eggs benedict was just lukewarm and poached eggs barely cooked. I think this place has a potential to be good, but it was just so-so.

THEY DO THE PORTIONS RIGHT!!!…read more * Price: An omelet which is my go to is about $13 to $20 depending on which one you get. I usually go for Philly Cheesesteak, Fajita, or Western which is around $16. Expect to spend around $12 to $18 on average for an entree. * Food: My go to is an omelet and they also have good burgers and crepes. Portions are HUGE. My omelet was thick and covered half the plate and it was not just egg. They do amazing on the protein. You also get potatoes or other side options and toast of your choice. Be ready to grab a to go box unless you are big back like me. * Cleanliness and Setting: Many booth tables on the side that can fit around 4 to 6 and several tables in the middle. There are TVs everywhere if you are looking to catch a game. Moderately lively energy and a homey feel. * Service: It is nice seeing the same faces at the front every time I go. I get sat down relatively quickly even when it is busy and they have been on point with the food every time. They have also won multiple awards.

This spot is a little hidden behind one of those strip mall gas station setups, so seriously keep…read moreyour eyes open because it would be so easy to miss. But trust me, this is one of those places you'll be glad you found. I love Turkey, and the second I tried their food, it genuinely took me right back. We ordered the traditional Turkish breakfast, and it was one of those meals where the food just keeps coming in the best way possible. Everything felt fresh, flavorful, comforting, and so clearly made with care. We also tried the flatbread, a meat wrap, smoothies, their special soup which was so good I would absolutely go back just for that, warm catmir for dessert, and a bunch of appetizers. Honestly, everything tasted fresh and thoughtfully made. I also had the chance to meet the owner and chef, who was incredibly kind and clearly puts so much heart into this place. And the restaurant itself completely surprised me because it is way bigger inside than you'd expect. Super clean, modern, beautifully designed, and honestly such a cute brunch spot. Weekend music nights? Love that. Girls brunch? Absolutely. Date night? Definitely. Family dinner? 100 percent. Finding the love of your life? Slightly better odds if someone's mom brings their eligible son. Overall, this really is such a lovely hidden gem and absolutely worth checking out if you're craving authentic Turkish food in the Manassas area.

What a gem!!!! This restaurant is in my top 5 DMV restaurants and I have been to a lot of…read morerestaurants in the area including Michelin star ones. We came here for Mother's Day, they don't take reservations so we made sure to arrive right when they opened. We walked right in and within 30 min there was a line of about 30 people waiting to be seated. This place is HUGE and they still had a big line, but let me tell you it is worth it!!! Service was impecable, shout out to our server Ilke, she was so nice and attentive. She recommended getting my serpme, which was perfect to share for 2 adults and two kids. It comes with a variety of spreads, sweet and savory. All freshly made. The fig jam, butter and honey, feta spread and tomato one were amazing!! You get a side dish, we got the eggs with tomatoes and pepper and they were delicious! The zucchini fritter was also delicious. The spreads come with unlimited bread made in house. They have a huge selection of delicious looking desserts. We got complimentary baklavas that were amazing, so we didn't get to try any other dessert but we can't wait to come back!!