The food and service was outstanding! The Black Sheep restaurant staff are friendly and…read moreknowledgeable. Friendly service makes for a friendly atmosphere and ambiance. Farm Brew Live is a well thought out place to enjoy whether it's a week night or the weekend. We enjoy listening to the local bands and trying the micro spirits.

Came here on a Sunday night for live music and it was so much fun! Lots of great food trucks- from…read moreempanadas to burgers to pizza. Lots of good beer and cocktail options too at a reasonable price. Plenty of seating and great vibes

I had a lovely time at the Birchmere. It's such a quaint venue. I love that they have a lounge that…read moreincludes a bar area outside the main theater for those that arrive early. I don't mind the community seating, but I do prefer assigned seats. It would be nice if they sold seats based on the location of the table. A lot of people don't have time to get there 2 hours before a show to get a ticket number. Especially for a show on a weekday. The parking was full when I arrived at 7:15 for a 7:30 show. However, they conveniently provided extra parking across the street at St. Rita's. The sound was great. Jeffrey Osborne sounded amazing. He even walked through the theater a couple of times. It was a good time. I didn't try the food, but people seemed to enjoy it. My table had chicken fingers and the wing baskets. They said it was good. Overall, I would recommend this venue for an intimate experience. It's a bit dated but that adds to the charm.

I have been going to the Birchmere for decades. The food is much improved. Really decent portions…read moreof house made comfort foods. The service is usually excellent. Look around at the core of servers, food runners and happy people. The beer list is outstanding. The entertainment is always good-sometimes AMAZING. Robert Cray, Trombone Shorty, Keb Mo, Taj Mahal et Al. Get there early, get a number and you may very well be literally Front Row! Only buy tickets at the venue. Ticketmaster is the only safe option. But I believe in supporting venues not thieving mega corporate bandits.

Solid concert venue in a convenient location in DC. Parking is available on surrounding streets if…read moreyou arrive early enough. You can also pay for a parking pass through their website but the lot only opens up an hour beforehand so be sure to plan your evening with that in mind. We ended up parking on the street for only $3 since we arrived early to grab dinner nearby. The entry line was super long and literally went around the block but it moved surprisingly fast. Staff was friendly and helpful at the door. The inside was dark when we arrived and it would've been nice to have some house lights so people could find their way around the venue a little easier. The AC was cranking and the temp was comfortable. Upstairs has standing room and some bleachers which provides a good view with less of a crowd. Their VIP area looks nice and I'd be interested in splurging next time for a seat and a better view. There's bars downstairs and upstairs and even some food concessions. Getting out of the venue from the balcony was a bit stressful with only one way out. It makes you imagine what would happen if you needed to get out in a rush... other than that, it's a good space.

I've seen so many shows at the 930 club over the years and it's such a great venue. It's small…read moreenough to feel intimate but still holds a surprising amount of people. The only problem is parking can be hard to find. There is a lot across the street, but it opens up an hour before the show. Honestly, it's usually just easiest to take Metro in and walk over. There are plenty of great restaurants nearby so it's easy to grab a bite before the show. The drinks are solid. It's mostly standing room but you can get a seat for accessibility reasons or if you pay for VIP.

Malik took care of us! The jerk chicken is. If you can't take the heat..... I don't know what to…read moretell ya

I attempted to resolve this privately in an email to management, but it's been over a week with no…read moreresponse. Long story short, the open mic host, Chip, used to sexually harass me. The karaoke host, Nikki, is just aggressive and mean and yelled in my face. View the screenshots of my email if you want the full stories. Pictures 3 & 4 are out of order. If you look at some of the other negative reviews on Google, you'll see that the owner has spent a lot of time making shockingly rude responses. Name-calling patrons, gaslighting them on their experiences, calling one girl "constipated", because why else would she have been in the bathroom for long enough to notice the grottiness? Telling people they sound like they need to "get laid" or "get a life" when they make valid complaints? Just wildly unprofessional. Very tired of venues staffed and owned by people who think they're too cool to be kind. You deserve better. Spend your money elsewhere.

I've been here many times in the evenings to enjoy a cigar and live music. The lounge is upstairs…read moreand has a cozy, old rustic feel with wooden bar tops and tables close to the musicians. The bartenders can be busy but are always friendly. I ordered the Rocky Patel 15th Anniversary, which was a little on the dry side possibly their humidor was a bit off. It also gets fairly loud when the music is playing, so it's not ideal for conversation. Overall, it's still a great spot to relax, enjoy a cigar, and listen to live music.

We were walking down the street and heard "live music" so we ended up at this location!…read more Cigar bar upstairs. My friend actually went next door and purchased cigars. We walked upstairs. No charge to get in. There was a live band doing songs from the 80s and 90s.... SOOOOOOOOOOOOOO GOOOOOOOOOOD!! Bathroom is upstairs tho, so you have to go right infront of the stage :) Espresso Martini was just okay. Beer was tasty. No street parking

By far my favorite dive bar!! I wish I lived closer. Had such a great time here!! Our bartender was…read moreamazing and we had a lot of fun with her! We came in a Tuesday night so it was $2 drinks and $2 seafood apps! Would definitely come back!

Love love love this little hole in the wall. Service food, and atmosphere are all amazing!read more

A hidden-jewel of the music scene in northern Virginia, Stone Room Concerts showcases small acts…read more--of big quality and sublime sound-- in various venues set up for intimate performances. These venues include church halls, basements of people's homes, lobbies of Arlington condos, a Falls Church bike store, and other community recreational space. Audiences are offered an unmatched experience of getting up close with top talent artists drawn from the nation's premier musical centers (Nashville, New York City, Austin, Athens, etc.). Artists perform acoustic style sets (bigger sets with multiple band players are also offered) to audiences who seek genuine music beyond the teflon machine-generated radio pop, and love to support independent musicians. These artists are tall on talent yet short on big name music industry commercial fame. Offering exquisite, heart-felt music and passion, their performances make for stirring musical soirees. Many of the acts are from the folk/bluegrass field, who have jazz and pop influences, extending sometimes to motown and gospel. Audiences can buy tickets online, via the Web site (stoneroomconcerts.com) but can also walk in to the venue on the performance night and are encouraged to donate to the artist. The host of the venue typically provides snacks and drinks for attendees. This non-profit is run with a lot of heart by David H. who does an impeccable job curating the numerous acts he brings to northern Virginia throughout the year. I highly encourage all music afficionados to attend one of these "house concerts" for the true feeling of shared musical spirit just as it has always been in history, through pure voice and unfiltered performance in a small gathering.

From the owner: Stone Room Concerts, which began in 2012 as a series of private house concerts, supports regionally…read moreand nationally known independent musicians in intimate settings. In 2013, we began booking shows approximately once a month on Sunday nights at Bikenetic, a bicycle shop in Falls Church. In the fall of 2014, we also began presenting shows at The Falls Church Episcopal church and in 2015 at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Arlington. As of July 31, 2014, Stone Room Concerts was incorporated in the Commonwealth of Virginia, and has received 501(c)3 nonprofit status with the IRS, also effective as of that date. Additionally, Stone Room Concerts includes as part of its mission support for charitable causes, including acting as a fiscal sponsor for the Niñas Arriba! college scholarship fund for young women in El Salvador.

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!

This is a beautiful venue. A truly amazing place to see a show. And I will never go back. The…read moreparking situation, specifically leaving the venue, is atrocious. We sat for a solid hour and did not move an inch. Surely there is a better way.