My fiance and I needed to stop in somewhere for a quick bite on our long stretch back home to…read morefredericksburg from Leesburg and were pleased to find a great food selection! A staff member (pretty sure he's the owner but don't wanna assume) asked us if we needed any help and explained the diverse menu options and explained the grab & go food options as well. I was going for pupusas from the heated food case but he let me know there were some fresh ones coming out and explained the different fillings. I took the fresh pupusas and then he made sure I didn't leave without the Curtido to go with it. Every staff member was kind and helpful! The food was great. I will absolutely make a stop in here any time I'm visiting my family in Leesburg. Friendly service and good food can brighten your whole day :)

I've visited the Piedmont Food & Market a couple of times now - both times for breakfast stuff…read more It's a small convenience store/gas station - with a food counter in the back. They gas station portion of the business is currently Exxon - but at some point not to long ago - it used to be a Valero. They pre-make their breakfast stuff and keep it in a warmer. Last time I was in - the warmer contained a couple of breakfast burritos, and one sausage, egg, and cheese on a Croissant. I asked if they do special orders - the response was yes. I ordered two breakfast sandwiches (all food/orders are to go - as there is no seating to eat in). The first sammie was bacon, egg, and cheese - on a croissant - with extra bacon and extra cheese; and the second sammie was sausage, egg, and cheese on a Croissant - with extra sausage and extra cheese. I also bought one of the pre-made breakfast burritos. After getting on the road - I was very hungry, so I tore into the Bacon, egg, and cheese croissant. It did have extra bacon - but the bacon was way overcooked. It basically was crumbling out of the sandwich.. I consumed the Sausage, egg, and cheese sammie later at home. I reheated it - and slightly charred the croissant in the toaster oven (it did not come that way). Tasty, but it did not have the extra cheese I requested. Ironically, the pre-made breakfast burrito from the warmer - was better than either of the breakfast sandwiches. It contained sausage, eggs, cheese, potatoes, onions, etc. I'll give them another try sometime soon - to see if they fare better. They weren't terrible - but they could have been better. Paid with Apple Pay. Service was good. #PiedmontFoodAndMarket

This place is just so fantastic. The flavors they put out of this place are unreal. When I say they…read moreare the best tacos in northern va I mean it. Better than taco bamba and like a million of the other places I've eaten at. THE BEST! I love this place so much, I could eat here every week. Today I drove 30 minutes just for the tacos, I got four, and I'm pretty full after 3. I recommend the al pastar, carnitas or asada tacos. All so delicious. The tacos are $2.65 each. Yes it's in a gas station, so maybe not the most romantic place, but if you have a partner that likes great food it's absolutely flavors that impress

This place is inside of what feels like a liquor store or the bodega in the movie "Half Baked". It…read moreisn't very big but who cares. Their tacos are excellent! Bought one of each (chicken, beef, chorizo, and tongue) and while all were excellent I want to say the tongue was the best. I'm going to try their pupusa pollo con queso next. This isn't a place to sit down and eat (due to limited seating) but I live a mile away and will consider this place anytime I'm feeling take out.

Elden Market and Deli is absolutely golden…read more I've never been in person as I recently moved here and have mainly gotten takeout due to the pandemic. Where do I even start? The portion sizes are absolutely gigantic. You can order one entree and I swear it could feed 3 adults. The food itself is incredibly delicious. Some of our favorites are the lengua stew, the fried fish, and the pollo a la crema. It comes with a lot extras and combined, all of the flavors and textures make for the perfect meal. They seem to have an assortment of sodas if that's your thing as well. I also have to point out the price--most of the entrees are $10-$11 which is pretty good anyway but for the amount of food you get, it is amazingly generous. I can't wait to support Elden Market and Deli in person and see it for the first time.

A great budget deli where you can get delicious fried fish and pupusas. I highly recommend trying…read moreit out

We tried the The Dulles Sampler Combo which includes taco of choice, birria bomb, a drink as well…read moreas a churro. We got the chicken birria taco and beef birria bomb. As someone who does not eat beef, I was excited to finally try a birria taco that had chicken birria for dipping. And it did not disappoint! Very flavorful and filling. Was told birria bomb was also good but difficult to eat. Churros were filled with some sort of chocolate cream and were warm and fluffy, so delicious that we didn't even get a picture. The space itself is very minimal with limited seating. Self service. Nothing aesthetic but it is a Hispanic grocery market with a Taco place on the side.

5/3/26 EDIT: 5 STARS - I've given other places 5 stars but have not made the effort to go back…read more This place, I go back to! Pretty darn good! Good enough for me to stop by here (a bit out of the way) three times in the last month. I've had the beef birria tacos, chicken curry tacos, carne asada, choriza, jerk chicken, and al pastor tacos, as well as the pupusas (pork and cheese, bean and cheese, and loroco and cheese). All were great! (Well, except the carne asada - this came out a bit dry and under-seasoned). Next time I go, I'll probably get the beef birria tacos again. The dipping broth is great. The third time I went, they were out of the al pastor pork. This is my one complaint: while they have a decent variety of proteins, they do not have either barbacoa or carnitas. The beef in the birria tacos is probably the match here for barbacoa, but I'd like that option without the broth and at the regular price. The two fellows that work the counter are very nice and helpful with the menu. I overheard one of them talking to another customer and he mentioned his father bought the place a few years ago. The customer said this lot used to be an old gas station in the 1980s and that there used to be a post office here, too. The parking might be tough during rush hour -- there's a handicapped spot right out front, and about 5 diagonal spots on the old auto garage side (these would be a pain to back out of if all filled). Otherwise, you're parking in the grass across the street, or in the lot on the other side of the intersection. I say the parking hazards are well worth the food, though!

I got a carne asada here to try it out, $21+ I was shocked but I was more shocked to see how BIG…read morethe piece was, maybe I got lucky haha. The store is nice and clean and the food was delicious! I recommend. The ladies were nice too...

I thank Yelp reviews for guiding me to this place... I had just driven by, and thought it was just…read morea Latin Mercado... But inside is a tiny food stand that delivers some wonderful food to your carry-out tray... I listened to other Yelpers and ordered the Carne Asada. It was amazingly delicious! I couldn't eat it all, and it made a delicious lunch the next day... I'll be back

lol, I used to live about a mile from this store. Aver 35 years ago. It looks exactly the same. I…read moreused to love to walk to this store to get a cold Mountain Dew in a bottle. Also grilled ham and cheese sandwiches you put in a toaster oven. What memories! Glad to see it still standing!

Another one of those old country-style stores that are slowly slipping away into the past from the…read moreDC area... Pangle's has been around longer than I can remember. Back when we were out cruising around the backroads of Fairfax County and beyond in the late 1970s and early 1980s - Pangle's was there - we'd stop in for sodas and junk food. You can buy coffee, soda, bottled water, all the normal convenience store/small grocery store wares, plus - they still sell nightcrawlers and minnows for bait fishing! I stopped here this morning on a whim, a stroll down memory lane. The place is hard to get into - there is not much in the way of parking, and the pull off on the opposite side of Gum Spring Road - which is where folks used to park - was badly eroded by that last massive rain event we had - to the point that the side of the road is now a gully! I got myself a strong cup O' Joe - and I was going to buy a hot sausage, egg, and cheese breakfast sandwich - but for some strange reason - at 9:00 am all they had were cheeseburgers and chicken sandwiches.

I attended the grand opening of the newest Wawa to the Chantilly/South Riding VA area! It was such…read morea great vibe. Starting early, I arrived about 7:30am to join the small line already formed in front of the store. The first 100 customers were guaranteed to receive a free Wawa t-shirt. The staff offered music, free hot chocolate (it was a little chilly but not too bad), and branded noise clappers. Special guest and dance partner, Wally, made an appearance to help warm the crowd up. Staff, community leaders, LCSO and Fire-Rescue joined in to help make this event successful. At 8:00am, Wawa leaders thanked the crowd for coming out before the official countdown, opening the doors to the newest Wawa in the area. Fully stocked and ready for the hundreds of free coffee offered. For the opening week, Wawa offered free hot coffee and discounted snacks and drinks. Of course the store was clean and in its best condition. Staff was full of smiles and greeted each customer individually. I opted for free coffee and a slushie (which was only $1.05 for the grand opening). At 8:30, community leaders welcomed the staff and customers by saying a few words. To close out the ceremony, the Sheriff's Office and Fire-Rescue teams had a friendly hoagie battle. Each team had to create hoagies, and who ever created the most at the end of two-minutes, won! Fire-Rescue won, departing with a huge trophy. Both teams took their hoagies back to work (which was awesome). If you are looking for a Wawa closer than Air and Space or Oakgrove, this is the location for you. It's a smaller footprint, but they offer all the goodies Wawa is famous for.

So far I like this location. It's clean inside from what I can tell. A lot of online orders are…read moreplaced so coming in and placing a order, you will wait for a good while to have it filled. It's coinvent location. I'm excited to try their hoagies - as I use to grab them in college days daily and i'm very excited a wawa is out this far now!

I was craving some quick food and decided to give this place a try and I'm so glad I did!…read more We got some pupusas, Laura's, and birria tacos. I definitely will want to try in person next time as it was a little cold from the DoorDash delivery but still so good reheated!

So I usually come here for the Sopa de Res and Tacos de Carne. I came on 7/14/21 8:30pm to get my…read moreusual and when I got home and was prepared to eat my food, the beef in my sopa was all pink and for me I don't eat pink and my taco meat looked not fully cooked either and tasted disgusting!! I called them to let them know what my food looked like and her response was that I was the only one who had complained all day and that the sopa was made earlier and that they always warm it up before they serve it, so I took pictures and came back on 7/15/21 to show them the food and pictures and she told me No that's how it's cooked and it's suppose to look like that and wouldn't give me a refund or offer to make a new sopa and tacos, this will probably be the last time I eat there because I don't eat raw meat unless I request it. Please let me know if I'm wrong about this meat being Raw or Not Fully Cooked??!!!