The Princess Diana: Accredited Access Exhibition is worth checking out while it lasts until the end…read moreof August. It is easy to find once you are at Tysons Corner Center and isn't far from the entrance that leads to the Metro. They did a good job on disability access with both word and audio on the interactive guides. The exhibit is also very easy to navigate for those with wheelchairs and other mobility issues. The staff is also very friendly. It is a bit costly for the time it takes which is only about an hour, but is well worthwhile as it contains portraits and stories from her Official Royal Photographer, Anwar Hussain. We even took our favorite stuffed animal, Princess, who is a tribute to Diana which the staff loved.

I received multiple emails about the Fit Foodie 5K race Weekend a while back and then saw our CM…read morewas giving away tickets to both Sunday activities and jumped on a chance to enter to win them. Thanks Gretchen! It was awesome! I signed up for the Sunrise Celebrity Yoga class with Kristin McGee (love her) and had a blast! It was a challenging power flow yoga session-just as I expected. Kristin is a very skillful instructor and the staff from Spark Yoga walked around to provide hands on modification, which I thought was a nice touch. I actually wish the boot-camp session had not been at the same time, because I would have loved to do both. Maybe next year? The brunch tables were being set up as we did our practice (which I found to be a little distracting, but I guess that is what happens with outdoor yoga) and looked lovely. After the hour session we were encouraged to stop by the vendor booth to get samples (magazines, snacks, seed packets, water), meet Kristin and the staff from Spark Yoga. I hope to participate in this event again next year.

I was SUPER DUPER excited when I found that I won a pair of tickets to Cooking Light & Health's…read more'The Fit Foodie 5K Race Weekend!' This annual event started back in '13 in San Diego, and had expanded to Fairfax, VA and Austin, TX for the '14 year - yahoo! The premise of this event is to encourage a healthy lifestyle - a balance of being fit with a combination of cooking and fitness demonstrations, so that you can have the pleasure of both worlds of working out hard and that you can also indulge in healthy food at the same time. This year, the event has teamed up with City of Hope, as this charity focuses on treatment and research for cancer, diabetes, and other life-threatening diseases. Checking in was a breeze; I was able to attend the Celebrity Sunrise Yoga, held at the Mosaic, presented by PlainSmart. The celebrity trainer for this event was Ms. Kristin McGee, where the attendees were able to do some balancing and strengthening yoga moves, great for all skill levels. Intense/relaxing, all at the same time! Another event that you can sign up for was the Obstacle Course Bootcamp and even a Celerity Chef Brunch that you could attend with an additional registration/cost. A great way to jump-start a 'healthy' week! I would love to check out the event next year, and look forward to having them again in NoVA! :D Thanks for the opportunity, Gretchen! :D

TLDR: A fantastic game day spot with an energetic atmosphere, attentive service, and delicious…read morePeruvian food. The only downside was the limited and not very clean restrooms during a busy event. First, let's give an applause to their social media team for helping me discover this place. The game day promotions caught my attention, and they absolutely delivered. The decor, atmosphere, and energy were all fantastic. You could tell Inca Social was well prepared, with a fully staffed team that stayed attentive throughout our visit. Whether it was quickly finding us an extra chair or constantly refilling our water, the service was excellent. The food was equally impressive. I highly recommend the lomo saltado, and the pasta served alongside it was surprisingly delicious. The Inca Balls were also a great appetizer with a light, crispy exterior and a savory filling. The drinks were solid as well and rounded out the experience nicely. My only complaint is that there are only two restrooms, and given how busy the restaurant was, they weren't as clean as I would have hoped. Overall, this is a lively spot with great food, excellent service, and a fun atmosphere that I'd happily return to.

I had been here before and the food was not bad at all as well as the service. I decided to go for…read moreMother's Day since I had not been here in years and was hopeful the food would be the same if not better. Unfortunately, I was wrong. Food selection was smaller, food was not worth the price and service was awful. We did not have a reservation but saw several tables open. They sat us near the welcome booth as we were a family of 5. We were given menus but not enough utensils and thought eventually we would get it along with the menus. There seem to be a huddle of employees in the entrance of booth and the waiter did not show up for another 5 minutes. Another 5 minutes passed and a different waitress showed up asking if we were ready. She did not tell us of any specials and we had to ask her the price of the bistec a lo pobre which she said was $26. We also asked her about other items we saw at the online menu but she said they weren't available. We decided to stay and order ceviche, lomo saltado, anticuchos and bistec a lo pobre. My husband ordered a beer and I ordered a chicha. There was no physical menu for children and she verbally told us the options. I ordered chicken tenders and fries for my toddler. She took our orders and food came out after 15 minutes. The meat was missing the sauce the menu said it came with, the ceviche tasted very lemony and the chicken tenders were more like chicken balls. The waitress never showed up with our drinks and we decided to just eat and go as the staff seemed to want to socialize more than tend to the customers. Once we were done, we asked for boxes and the check. Apparently, gratuity was already included and maybe thats why the service was so bad? She hardly came to check on us and to top it off she was surprised when we told her drinks never showed up to please take it off check. She didn't apologize or asked how the food was. She gave us boxes and off we left. Later, we realized the bistec a lo pobre was $28 instead of $26 and we had ordered two. I just wanted to leave at that point and not wait another 5 minutes for waitress to fix her mistake. The ad, as shown in picture, said all moms receive a flower but I guess having three kids with me wasn't enough for me to get one. We also noticed when we left their website said a party of 6 or more has gratuity included but we were a party of 5. What is shown online is very different than what you get in person and if the food was great I would gladly go back for at least takeout. Food is not worth it, the service for Mother's Day made it worst and the environment was mediocre at best. Prices were inconsistent and menu is not appealing. Not sure what happened here but changes should be made at least for Mother's Day.

Had Hunter as a customer Service helper ,, She was awesome to answer my questions was fun and easy…read moreto chat with,was very educational and a pleasure to talk with!

Hunter worked with us and was absolutely fantastic! Hunter got me interested in a Road guide and…read moremade it very easy to feel comfortable taking it home! Very one we spoke to and dealt with were very professional and informative! Will gladly come back for any other Harley needs!

I came to see a screening for The Invite…read more The overall theater was pretty clean and the theater itself was pretty standard. The chairs were a little uncomfortable but I do love the vibes they gave. It was giving an old theater experience and I enjoyed that a lot. The staff were really nice and made sure everyone got to the theater in an organized and orderly manner. My friends and I got popcorn and some drinks to go along with it. What's a movie without popcorn? I wish the popcorn had more butter and was a little more fresh but I didn't mind honestly. Overall it was a great movie and I would come back again.

This was my first time coming to this amc and it was for an early screening. The auditorium I was…read morein was pretty big and had a large screen which made it a great viewing experience. Everything seemed clean including the bathrooms. The only downside was that the seats were not recliners. Im not sure if it was just this specific auditorium I was in or if they have recliners in others. Halfway through the movie my legs started to ache and I definitely wish I was able to recline and stretch them out for a bit.

Had a good experience last week!…read more The staff was friendly and the theatre was clean! We were the first movie of the day and it was nice and quiet! We only grabbed a drink, and that was easy! They did have some fun drink options downstairs - coffees and cocktails!

Angelika is a fun theater, even if it is a bit dated and rundown. Located in the lively Mosaic…read moreshopping district in Merrifield. We came here yesterday to watch "Brutalist". Brutalist is a powerful movie with great acting and some stunning scenery shots (I especially loved the scenes shot in Venice and the mountains of Italy). But beware, this movie is nearly 4 hours long! I'm curious about the inclusion of "Café" in the theater's name. There's a refreshment bar downstairs and one upstairs, but I haven't seen a café. Maybe there's one hidden around a corner I don't know about. You can get your tickets at a kiosk downstairs. I'm not sure if you can even buy one from a staffer. Matinee prices end at 2:00pm. Regular prices as of this writing are $17.50/adult, $14.50/senior and $14/child. That's notably higher than at other theaters in the area. We saw Brutalist in theater #2. In theater #2, the best view is in the third row from the top. Nice large screen and a very good sound system. But an ADA alert: the elevator was out of order on our visit yesterday. So if you can't walk up an escalator or stairs, you couldn't see a movie! And to go back down, there is not an escalator (the escalator only goes up).