We always have an amazing time at Bond's! They make the most interactive and challenging escape…read morerooms in the DMV and offer great prices. They give all sorts of discounts like GMU student and if you book your next escape room after completing one, you get a discount too. The Save the White House escape room was incredibly fun and interactive. The room is full of props and sounds that make the experience more life like. It's also very well designed and incorporates many aspects of Washington D.C. They have free parking on site and are located in the City of Fairfax.

Good and not so good…read more.. On the plus side, the staff was VERY pleasant and helpful. We were greeted with smiles, and all of our questions were answered. After a brief introduction and sharing of their rules, we were ushered into our room, The Cure, for the one-hour puzzle-solving session. That's where the not-so-good part starts. While this was my first visit to Bonds, I've done several, maybe six or seven (I think that's safe to say again) escape rooms before this one. Based on that experience, this was the most basic in terms of room setup and contents. Everything was well used and occasionally overused. Think beat up or threadbare. Combination locks are common in escape rooms, and this one had plenty. If memory serves, there were six or seven of them. It was irritating that some of the locks had their numbers rubbed off, making it difficult to enter the combination, even after we figured out what it should be. Another issue is their use of red herrings. We wasted too much of our hour trying to figure out how they contributed to the ultimate solution. A final issue is that some steps might be solved correctly without a clear indication that anything had changed. For example, you enter a code on a keypad on one side of the room, and a drawer opens somewhere else. If I do decide to try another Bond's escape room, I'll ask to see it first. It's one thing to configure a room to represent part of a hospital or medical laboratory, and another thing entirely to allow it to be so overused that what's left affects my enjoyment of the experience. And as a suggestion to Bond's, replacing a few of the combination locks, probably costing $10 each, would have made things a lot better.

Located in Old Town Fairfax (hence the name), this is the site of summer concerts, events, and a…read morelarge splash pad. There are tables around the splash pad but also grass and a stone wall. Bathrooms are located in the parking area next door, which has free parking. We stayed for about two hours and my toddler loved it. Don't forget to stop by Woody's for ice cream after!

It's a relaxing area, although rush hour traffic is fun to watch. Here there's a nice water…read morefountain for kids to run through. Also it's next to Kitty Pozer Garden, and the historic old town hall. A spot to kick back a bit, although I wish there was an ice skating rink or something. Space is limited, but not as well done as the old town Manassas one is. On a plus note Woodys Ice Cream is across the street. The tables are fairly comfortable. This is a delightful venue for "Rock the Block," and other events. Also the streets in old town are quite pedestrian friendly. Do be wary, but by all means enjoy the best part of Fairfax City. Get that ice cream or other foods from so many close by restaurants. The fountains add a look of intrigue.

Love this public park! The playgrounds and sports facilities are spaced out nicely. It can get…read morecrowded in the weekend, with limited parking onsite. Took my two year old here and had a blast, will recommend!

I so miss the rocket, and the merry go round. As one can imagine, we live in a litigious society,…read moreand best guess is that's why the latter is gone. This isn't to say it's a bad place, as quite the opposite, it's a truly safe park. Located right next to the Fairfax City police department, I have a lot of happy memories from here. Taking my kids to this park was fun, and so was sledding on the hills in winter. Some parts of the trail need to be repaired, but otherwise it's in great condition. Kids of all ages will like the skate park, and the basketball hoops. Also the fields are fun for kite or drone flying. This is a rather large park. You can get exercise on the tennis courts, or cook on the grills here. The covered patios with tables, make for a decent birthday celebration spot. Also there's a volleyball area too. If in the area stop on in, and hours are dusk til dawn.

LOVE LOVE Fairfax Pilates!! Strongly recommend for beginners and advanced!! All of the…read moreinstructors are extremely knowledgeable and very supportive regardless of student skill/fitness level. Pilates is amazing for the body however it is critical that the instructors have had extensive training. I did a lot of research when looking for a studio to ensure the instructors were professionals and certified before choosing Fairfax Pilates. I have found that every one of the instructors know what they are doing and do an excellent job of making sure students use the correct form.

this is a great studio with caring teachers. sadly it is SO expensive and breaks down to more than…read more$40 per 50 minute class! I have a bad back and nerve issues in my legs- Pilates was the only thing I found that I could participate in without aggravating my issues. When I contacted the studio to ask about any scholarship or teacher discount, they said no. So I had to cancel my membershi. So, it's a great place for people with money to spare. If you're on a budget, go somewhere else.

Let me start out by saying that Jon Ces has been a wonderful trainer for more than four years…read more Foundation Fitness on the other hand has been terrible. Their equipment is falling apart. I have asked them to fix or update their equipment since I started there four years ago and they have completely ignored me. I recently moved across the country. I told them In August of 2021 that I would be moving and asked them to stop charging me. They charged me in September, October, and November. In October I asked them again to stop charging me and to refund the charges. They told me they could not do so and then had the audacity to charge me again in November!!! They refuse to refund me and I'm having to dispute the charges with my credit card company. DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH FOUNDATION FITNESS

My only regret coming to Foundation Fitness is that I didn't start sooner. Due to having RA I…read moreexperience limited mobility that caused me to begin to lose strength as I wasn't able to lift heavy objects. Foundation Fitness let me know that they would work with me to find ways to regain strength. Bald Jason has been incredible in helping me the past five months. I went from limited mobility to being able to lift more than I've been able to in years. From Jason's modifications in exercises when needed to his flexibility in modifying days when I'm unable to work on what was planned, I can't recommend Foundation Fitness enough. As a VA transplant, I truly hit the jackpot as a member of this gym family and being able to be trained by the ever optimistic and knowledgeable Bald Jason!

Kitty Pozer park isn't huge, but sometimes humility is helpful. It's a good place in a suburban…read moreenvironment, to what's the word "recalibrate?" Sadly I cannot tell you what the flowers are called, as this is an aspect of life where my knowledge is limited. Yet the adage proves true here. This is a good stop, and it is well tended to. It's owned and operated by the city of Fairfax. Thank you to the men and women employees, along with the volunteers here. It is a pleasant spot. The bench is quite comfortable, and it is a place to reflect, or to think of important decisions. This is close to parking. Also there are a lot of restaurants, and small businesses in the area to pick from.

This is a really beautiful garden. It's small, but it's nice. There are a lot of small businesses…read morearound it where you can grab a bite to eat.

I used to love this location (Fairfax) of Kaize . However, recent changes have made me decide to…read morepull my kids out and go to a different location. My kids are in the youngest age group (under 7). They used to be taught by adult Sempais, and I could see them gaining skills, self control, respect, etc. But this location recently changed to allowing older kids to serve as Sempais and run the class. These kids don't have any experience with teaching children - they're still children themselves. The focus of classes has shifted from learning skills to just "conditioning" - running, sit-ups, push-ups, etc. And these child instructors just don't have the self-control to serve as instructors. At the end of most classes, the Sensei/Sempai ends with a fun game to conclude on a fun note. But recently, the child Sempai leading a dodgeball-type game got carried away and way too competitive and was throwing the ball full force into little kids' faces. I saw a 4 yr old get slammed in the face (by the Sempai) so hard she fell down. And the Sempai appeared to like it and continued to throw full full force at other 4, 5, and 6 year olds. That was the breaking point for me. The other Kaizen locations are good, and we'll stick to those ones.

I am enrolled in the Muay Thai program here at Fairfax Karate. It is a great program and I am in…read moremuch better shape than I was before. I may even consider taking an amateur fight. Najim, the coach is great. He is very technical in his instructions but still very understanding that it takes time to learn the techniques. Plus he has a strong competitive record: Multiple Sabaki (full contact Enshin Competition) wins and multiple Muay Thai Titles. It should be noted that some of the techniques are modified compared to pure Muay Thai to more of a Dutch style of Muay Thai. The classes run one hour, with about 10 minutes of warm up and stretching, about 40 minutes of technique training, and then about 10 minutes of calisthenics at the end. The varieties of techniques vary class to class ranging from the very basics to sparring for the more experience students. Also available are: Children and Adult Karate - I don't know a ton about these but have seen Najim coaching the children's classes and the kids seem to be learning alot of good techniques and still having a ton of fun. Also Enshin Karate, being a combination of kickboxing and Judo, does teach many techniques that are very real world usable should the students need them in an actual self defense situation. Gracie Jiu Jitsu - These classes are taught by Toney Waldecker, a blackbelt under Relson Gracie, son of Helio Gracie - the inventor of Gracie Jiu Jitsu. I don't know a lot about these classes either but Toney seems to be a very good trainer and Relson visits the dojo a few times a year it seems.

Used to go there as a kid with basketball courts. Nice place If you like a woodsy venue. It's been…read moresemi renewed and some of it is still in the 80s

This park is a gem! Tucked back behind an apartment complex and water treatment plant, this nice…read morelittle park boasts of two shaded playgrounds with multiple swings, a seesaw and rocking toys. It sits adjacent a large field that is great for field sports and an enclosed tennis court. There's a large pavilion with grilling and seating amenities, good for an outdoor party or BBQ!

When I first walked in, I felt the most pleasant and positive vibe anywhere! It's easy to see that…read moreSiri really loves her practice and community. She is a great model and inspiration for healthy living.

Great program and instructors. I will highly recommend this place. I tried other places in the area…read morebut this one was the best one for me.