Great ambiance, fresh and tasty food, and a very clean space. Relaxing vibe with solid…read moreservice--definitely a nice spot worth visiting. Btw... I always order the Carne Asada Pizza and Avocado Chicken Salad. Most times to go it's always packed nicely. Their salsa bar is delightful... definitely recommend.

Sorry, but that's the blandest, flattest, tasteless food I've ever eaten, Mexican or otherwise…read more Zero taste. Could have been eating paste. Tacos: flat. No spice, no flavor. Enchiladas: ditto. Paste. Wifey says their breakfast burritos are good. Not sure I'm in any hurry to try.

Food (4/5): This is my favorite place in the DMV for chips and dip - the creamy jalapeño dip is my…read morefavorite! The beef taco salad was a bit odd - individual portions of food were just placed into a bowl. I had the boom chicka boom enchailadas - which I get every time. They are really delicious though next time I will ask for extra sauce on the side. The white chicken breast is delicious, but it could use some more sauce. Service (5/5): Darius was one of the kindest servers I have had anywhere. He just had such a fantastic positive and helpful attitude. Ambiance (4/5): This is a fast casual sit down restaurant. It was pretty quiet for an afternoon and we enjoyed relaxing.

Went for lunch and got seated right away with no wait. We were served fresh chips and salsa to…read morestart. Ordered the fajitas and Chicka Boom -- both were delicious and generously portioned. Finished with tres leches for dessert, which was the highlight -- fresh, moist, and absolutely delightful!

I originally included Senor Ramon under my Crooked Run review for their tacos, but since it now…read moreappears on Yelp, I can review it separately. For many of my friends, when we visit this area, Crooked Run is now a destination because of the tacos (as well as the beer). I do find them delicious and nicely spiced. For me, their price is slightly below average among places I visit, so I find them to be a good deal, especially since they come in slightly larger tortillas - and double layered at that. Their lamb tacos - now 2 styles - are incredibly popular among my group, but I've never had a bad taco there. But the tacos are very messy. Perhaps they have a little too much - even double layered, some of the tacos fall apart as I eat them. Also their method of delivery is a little inconsistent. Two of us ordered two tacos each at the same time. One got his on a tray, I got mine in a little cardboard holder. Maybe they have a limited number of trays? No matter, it's not how they're presented, it's how they taste. And for that, I say "Si Senor!"

I went to order, and they just ignored me. There were zero customers. I ordered the lengua at…read moreanother time. It was bland and sparse. I go to Crooked Run Fermentation often. Wait for the pizza.

Been coming here for years and the food still one on my favorite roasteries chicken in the Herndon…read moreArea. Chicken alway nice and moist. Ceviche Mixto 3/5 $15.95- The ceviche was ok not the same as the actual full Guapos resturant but still good. The street taco was good and fill with steak.

I drive all the way to person cause the food here is fresh and the service is always good…read more This is the only place that makes fresh passion fruit juice. This place is solid.

Anita's has been my go-to breakfast burrito spot for years. There's just something about their…read morebreakfast burritos that keeps me coming back--the fresh eggs, perfectly seasoned fillings, soft tortillas, and those amazing red and green chile sauces. It's the kind of breakfast that always starts my day off right. The staff is always friendly, the service is fast, and the quality has been consistently good. Whether I'm grabbing one on the way to work or picking up a dozen for family and friends, Anita's never disappoints.

Service was swift. It's small on the inside but they do have outdoor seating as well. I wouldn't…read morerecommend large groups. We ordered the Famous Anita's burrito. It was tasty. I would order it again. My wife had the Chorizo con Huevos. It comes with two flour tortillas. This was not good. It wasn't nasty, it was just eggs. The chorizo was not bold. 1 out of 5. Would not order this again. This was our first time here. Anita's has been recommended to us by friends so we tried it. Nice local spot. I am not "out" on them but they wouldn't be my first choice. Our waitress was a sweet girl named Giani, and she did a really good job. She told us today was her first time on food service and she did well.

I really wanted to like Uncle Julio's. I went in optimistic, hungry, and fully prepared to declare…read moreit my new go-to. And then... well... queso happened. And not much else. Let's start with the high point: the thin tortilla chips and queso were excellent. Light, crispy, and dangerously easy to keep eating long after you should've stopped. Honestly, if the meal had ended there, we might be talking 5 stars and a very different review. But then came my main--a chimichanga-style appetizer that showed up absolutely smothered in a mysterious brown sauce. Not drizzled. Not thoughtfully applied. Drowned. The kind of sauce that makes you wonder if it lost a bet. I gave it a fair shot, but it just wasn't for me. In the spirit of teamwork, I sampled around the table. A colleague's shrimp taco? Better, but not exactly memorable. A bite of steak quesadilla? Let's just say it didn't inspire any follow-up bites. To their credit, the service was good--attentive, friendly, and on top of things. My Diet Coke arrived exactly as advertised, which in some places is apparently a high bar, so points there. Prices were also reasonable, which softened the blow a bit. Still, in an area packed with solid Mexican options, this felt like a "close, but no cigar" situation. I came in hoping for a new favorite and left thinking the queso might be the only thing worth a return trip--and even that feels like a stretch. Three stars: one for the chips, one for the queso, and one for the effort.

Wow, this place SMELLS amazing outside, so we are walking around One Loudoun and say, heck, let's…read moregive them another try, it's not busy at all 2pm). There were an abundance of tables and booths inside and outside, but we were told they were all "RESERVED" and we would have to sit in the bar area. All high top tables, except one, which we had to use (medical issue). It was by one of two doors outside to the patio on the bar side of the restaurant, which should have been my warning to just leave now and save the hunger for another establishment. The bartender was working EVERY TABLE in the area, inside and outside. I was concerned, but we gave him a chance. Chips were good, salsa was kinda green and tasteless, but we only ever got one basket of chips in the 80 minutes it took us to order, get our food, and ask to pay. There was soccer on in the bar to distract, thank goodness, because it was filled with people and at least four kids literally having foot races in the bar area because they were bored waiting for their food. No kiddie activity crayons or whatever. My husband is halfway through his soda, and we see a long, dark hair inside the glass... INSIDE THE GLASS. When the waiter finally got back to us, we asked for another drink glass. He brought us two fresh drinks, but now mine had a jagged glass chip missing from the rim (where you place your lips), so I was no longer interested in my drink. Food was mostly OK, the fajita chicken is very good, the tortillas soft and fluffy. The beef in the enchiladas or taco my husband got is currently making him feel a bit ill (oily maybe?) but his chicken one was good. The poor waiter had too many tables for one person. The other person in the bar area was in full out prep mode for a night of drinks and bar activities. Lemons, limes, ice, very busy, didn't help the waiter at all. The tables that were vacated stayed dirty for almost 30 minutes outside, no bus boy help, but several staff people in the host area talking and I suppose waiting for the avalanche of guests for those empty tables. By the way, if you sit near the door outside, every single time the waiter opens the door, a gush of humid, hot air blows you hard and strong. It's very annoying, and you want to AVOID the tables by the patio door or you will get to enjoy all the seasons, all at once. We finally were able to get the waiters attention to pay, tipped him (this situation wasn't his fault), and left. Guess what? Empty tables, staff standing around, I was annoyed. Don't go without a reservation, or better yet, don't go to Uncle Julios... The choice is yours.

I love Mexican food and fajitas are my favorite. Uncle Julio's may be a little more expensive than…read moreyour average Mexican restaurant , however definitely worth it. The service was great, the food was delicious and the attention to detail was excellent.

This used to be a childhood favorite not sure if I've just been exposed to more food but definitely…read morenot as good as I remember the steak is drier and the rice clumpier. The flavoring is still good and I'm a huge fan of the salsa. The space is big and moderns overall an okay place

We order breakfast burritos from here often. This last time though, totally disappointed. We paid…read moreover $8 for a burrito and it was smaller than the plastic fork they gave us. I'm usually pretty happy with their burritos, and usually they are MUCH larger. Not sure why they gave us a mini burrito but, not impressed at all with this mini size for $8.

I've been enjoying Anita's breakfast burritos for many many years... it's a Northern VA staple!!…read more While near this location one morning I stopped in for their original, signature breakfast burrito with extra red sauce inside. Service was quick, as I ordered via the kiosk when I went in. They were a little bust, as there were three others waiting for food ahead of me and a few more that walked in after I came in. I waited maybe less than 5 minutes for my food to be made. Took it back to my hotel and enjoyed that burrito!! They do a nice job with them... the balance of flavors and the freshness - it was all great! This place gets overly judged, which is unfortunate for places that have been around, locally for so many years (even tho this is new location for the chain)... Overall, it's really good and I'm always happy when I have their breakfast burritos!

I was at this restaurant recently, and was surprised at the high cost of the bill. I only ordered a…read morefew drinks, but was up charged very aggressively. I'd recommend staying away, as this place seems to have shifty service. I was charged for over $100 in drinks, however only ordered a few.

Needed a pit stop before making last LYFT Dulles Airport run of the night…read more A DJ swayed the decision here instead of Jimmy's, which is on the opposite corner. Erwin, the scurity guard on the door was cool, and the waitresses were kind enough to communicate back and forth with me by us taking turns writing on slips of paper . I'll definitely be back, hopefully finding a dance partner as well

Our Son and his Fiancée picked up Pupusas and Nachos for lunch during our recent visit and we were…read moreso glad they chose this spot! Everything was delicious! Freshly made Coleslaw I couldn't get enough of! And that red sauce is SO GOOD! The Pupusas just kept getting better with every one I tried! The Nachos were full of all the best ingredients and the chips still had a perfect crunch! Our takeout order was ready and arrived hot! My son said the restaurant is neat and clean and the staff are always nice and helpful! We can't wait to visit again and you need a shop in Winchester!

I had a pupusa Revuelta - shredded pork, beans, and cheese. It was delicious. The sauce was tasty…read morebut mild. All the other patrons were Hispanic, so I'd guess the food is authentic.