This is my second time visiting this venue and due to my experiences I've had a blast from both…read morevisits. Good visuals, good sound quality. For food wise, I've only had beverages but next time I'll for sure try out the burgers, pizzas, chicken tenders they have. Staff wise, I never had any issues. Always helpful!

Absolute trash establishment. Will no longer spend any money there or attend events. They have…read morerepeatedly failed to provide updates on events that had inclement weather or unhealthy conditions and will cancel the show at the last minute when people have already showed up. Pathetic

Great small museum, rich in local history! I visited the…read moreManassas Museum in downtown Manassas and thought it was a fantastic, bite-sized immersion into the area's past. The museum reopened in 2023 after major renovations, and it feels both fresh and inviting while still honoring its roots. Highlights: Free admission makes it an excellent stop for visitors or locals alike. The museum is compact a few rooms covering settlement, Native American history, railroad development, and the Civil War so you can fully explore in about 30 minutes.

I attended National Night Out!…read more What a great family event! So glad I was about to attend.

1. The university is real good at whining and dining and impressing potential students they put on…read morea great show. They show you the newest dorms and tell you that your kids gonna be in them, but they'll end up in the oldest.. 2. The school will tell you how safe their campus is with hundreds of cameras everywhere keeping them safe and protected. But when your daughter gets assaulted in the quad suddenly there's no footage of the assault and the star athlete that attacked her has zero consequences and the police reports disappear and they try to make it all go away and pretend that it didn't happen. this all happened years ago, but my daughter still has physical and mental trauma, including severe migraine. It'll probably last her the rest of her life and the university could care less the way we were treated was disgusting. we are reminded every day of the injustice that occurred on this campus when we see our daughter in pain almost a decade later. stay away from this corrupt institution

A lot newer than the Fairfax campus.. they are also building a new auditorium type thing (similiar…read moreto the Patriot Center).. you can see it from the road.. it's HUGE (or look online at the map of GMU). This campus is cleaner, nicer. But it is smaller, and is often quiet and deserted on weekends. The library is usually empty on weekends. It's a good place to study. There's no public parking.. only temporary parking.. if you're gonna be there more than 1 or 2 hours.. you have to pay.

We were on the property for another event, so we didn't try the wine or food from the dining room…read more We tried the food truck that had BBQ and hot dogs. The food was good and the operator was very nice. The outdoor area has a beautiful view of Lake Manassas. The are plenty of tables and several fire pits. There are also several tables on the patio that are covered. They also have a covered stage for live music. Overall, a great way to spend a beautiful day outside. We hope to go back and try the flatbreads and pretzels once the weather is a little warmer.

Stop #4 on the birthday winery crawl at the recommendation of my precious winery…read more Here they have wine, cider and beer so it's a one stop shop. Wasn't busy for New Year's Eve Day so when I walked in I was greeted right away. I decided to do small tasting cups of the cider and they were all yummy. Unique holiday flavors in addition to their regular year round flavors. I decided on white wine flight with a hot pretzel. The indoor area is quaint with a fireplace going as well as heated outdoor patio seating. It is by water and is probably beautiful in the summer. It was quiet and cozy for a chilly winter day. Comfy and cozy!

This Regal location finally completed the upgrades to all the auditoriums - incorporating the newer…read morerecliner style seating. The upgrades were done in phases - so as to not shut down the entire theater. All seating is also "reserved" seating. The older RPX auditorium has been replaced with an IMAX auditorium - which includes support thankfully for IMAX 3D films. There is also a Screen X auditorium - which supports 270 degree projection, as well as Real 3D format films. The outside ticket sales windows are closed down and are a thing of the past. You can order your tickets online via the Regal App, or use the self service machines in the lobby, or purchase tickets at the Concessions counter. All of of the video games over in one corner have recently been removed. Not sure why - I guess they weren't utilized enough? At the Concessions - you can get all the normal movie theater snacks: Popcorn, hot dogs, pizza, chicken tenders, candy, ice cream, bottled water, sodas, cold beer, and more - plus a variety of accessories themed to current film offerings - such as popcorn buckets. The new seating is very nice - there is extra elbow room between seats - and you can actually get up out of your seat during a movie and not trip over your neighbor's feet as you exit your row. I signed up for the Regal Unlimited service - you pay a monthly fee - and then can see as many films as you like. However, there is a per ticket additional surcharge. For example, when making a ticket purchase in the app for a film in one of the regular auditoriums - there is a 50 cent surcharge. If the film is in IMAX, IMAX 3D, Screen X, or is a special event film from Fathom Entertainment (formerly Fathom Events) - the per film surcharge can be as high as $9.50. I am not a fan of this extra charge - I already agreed to pay Regal a monthly fee - and concessions are not inexpensive. #Regal

Always a great experience. Best to go to the matinee and get recliner seats. Also I enjoy the…read morepopcorn and chicken tenders.

This is for their Manassas location. We found. Groupon for here and decided to try it out. We were…read morea little suspect at first, expecting a full winery and tasting room. What we found was a stand alone tasting room. It was awesome!we ordered flights as part of the Groupon and played 80s music bingo. I even got bingo. This is a doer againer. Service was great, ambience too.

Food, service and ambiance We lived happy hour the Bronzino…read moreand steak Today we were in happy hour and listening to music

Fun experience! My best friend and I went on a Friday during the Home School Skate (1PM - 3PM). The…read moreadmission cost ($8.28 due to credit card fee) included the cost of skate rentals. During different times, you may have to pay to rent the roller skates. It wasn't too busy during this time which I am grateful for. They played good music and would sometimes dim the lights to project some fun disco lights. My friend ordered medium fries (about $4) and got a cup of ice water (about 50 cents). The fries were aight. It came with a cup of ketchup. Nothing special but a nice treat.

This rink has gone down over the years and is boring, the music never changes, and the staff act…read moreabove their pay. And don't even get me started on the pricing for food. Save your money and go to a different rink if you want to actually have fun.

It has been a great experience. Very smooth transition and I'm super excited that my ceremony will…read morebe here!

Very smooth process. Especially for veterans and active duty. Flexible and with many options…read more Highly recommended.

My daugher (now 8) started to dance at Showcase since she was 3. Her first ever dance teacher is Ms…read moreSarah (we love her). All are so very skilled and kind. You can tell their amazing skills, and her dedication to dance and to the kids. THEY ACCEPT BABIES IN DIAPERS - Showcase start their dance classes for 18 month old babies. Yes! This was my first concern for my daughter because she was 3 when she started but no other studio would take her because she wasn't potty trained yet. (i did went to 3 other dance studios around the area and they rejected my daughter because she was still on diapers). In only a few weeks, we don't need diapers as she copied her classmates and learned to potty eventually. PROFESSIONALLY PLANNED RECITALS- These kids are no dance professionals but if you have been to a Showcase Studio recital, you will feel how professionally they have prepared the kids' dances and the whole show preparation and presentation looks amazing. Also, in spite all the great dance numbers, they also have a parent and child dance number (although I never tried it because I don't dance, I enjoy watching kids dance with their parents during recitals) ORGANIZED MEMORY ITEMS- yearbooks, dance pictorials, dance apparels with Showcase is such an important factor of why we love how they value each dancer and create memories as the kids grow. For most parents, this is so very important. CLEAN, CHILD-FRIENDLY and SIBLING-FRIENDLY STUDIO- Showcase now relocated to the new and bigger studio at 11252 Balls Ford Road. And you will be greeted by kind and accomodating faces like Ms Meg, Ms Michelle and Ms Tasha. We don't have issues waiting in the lobby with a 1 year old. They even have books to entertain the dancers' little siblings who are waiting. LEADERSHIP TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES- Showcase Studio dance teachers facilitate leadership trainings for the bigger kids to become assistant dance teachers and eventually become dance teachers themselves like my daughter's ballet teachers Ms Blair and Ms Jenni. Very impressive because of the opportunities for the kids to hone their talents and skills. They also acknowledge the dancers with school awards. This encourages the dancers to do well both in school and in dance. I can go on and on but this is becoming too long of a review. :)

I had the privilege to attend Showcase as a very young girl under a different owner. Fortunately…read moreenough, the current owner not only used to dance with my older sister, but decided to reopen the studio and continue the legacy after developing and creating her own very fun career. She came back to her roots and has continued to do an exceptional job at making this studio feel like home and every dancer feel like family. Showcase has 100% become a part of my family's own legacy, where generations have continued to grow and learn technique that carried on throughout, as well as have a familiar place to reflect upon after 20+ years. I am grateful to say I was raised by such a strong team of dynamic teachers and always looked forward to rehearsals, wherever the studio may be. Showcase Dance Studio is a team I will wear and represent proudly for the rest of my life.