This was really everything we wanted out of a trail ride. Bill took my phone as we entered the…read morewooded trail & kept taking picture of us throughout the trip which awesome. The trail itself was fun. We went up and down some pretty steep inclines & thru a stream a couple of times. Way more interesting terrain than we city folk have ridden thru on past rides. This is just a one man operation so if you call & have to leave a message, understand that you are calling Bill's cell not some assistant, and he's either on a ride or getting the next group ready. It took a few missed connections for Bill & I to finally talk on the phone but it was worth it. Highly recommended for a fun laid back experience.

Bill at the Rocking S Ranch was terrific! He was great at instructing what to do (we are novice…read moreriders) and an awesome story teller on the trail. We traversed different terrains and he documented the whole experience for us! We can't wait to come back again!

HiddenView is a beautiful B&B, uniquely placed in the Northern Virginia's country side with a great…read moreview of Hillsboro's lush canyons and spectacular view of the Blue Ridge Mountains. My wife and I first discovered HiddenView, by happenstance while exploring the area soon after their opening about 7 years ago. We drove up the hill just to view the property and met Cheri in the driveway. She was friendly, gracious, and convinced us to stay the evening. Ray and Cheri share their beautifully appointed and immaculate property, and are very welcoming hosts. It had been far too long so we returned again last month for my wife's birthday except this time we stayed in the Tranquility Suite. We highly recommend this luxurious and spacious suite while spending time at their charming property. Great dining options in towns nearby, and an extra special gourmet breakfast at HiddenView B&B. We're planning our return again very soon...

Total 5 star! The place is beautiful and very well kept and the chef's breakfasts were spot on!…read moreWould definitely return to this BNB

Great chicken, turkey, and geese. Amazing chicken and duck eggs. We did the tour of the farm for…read morethe Loudoun County Fall Farm Tour, but if you want to find them for food check out the One Loudoun, Cascades, and Leesburg farmers markets. For more details on that see http://loudounfarmersmarkets.org/

We had a unicorn come to our bridal shower. My daughter was so surprised and all the guests loved…read morehaving their picture taken with the unicorn! It was an event we will never forget! We got to hold bunnies, goats and pet mini horses and even a calf. Staff was so nice and accommodating.

We had a unicorn party for our 5yo daughter and Stone Eagle Stables sent us 2 horses (one was a…read moreunicorn pony). The gentleman (Brandon) they sent was EXCELLENT with the children. My five year old is very shy and he was so good with her that she was immediately at ease. She and the other kids had as much time as they wanted with the horses. I would definitely recommend using them!

This 99 Ranch (in Fairfax) has been going downhill since we first started coming here (back then,…read moreevery other week!) in December 2025. It was shiny new. They truly cared about customer experience back then. Now: not so well stocked shelves. Inconsistent products. Something we love (such as lemon jelly) is never restocked. They used to have nice Taiwanese snacks. No more. Completely overtaken by low-quality Chinese snacks. It is no longer reliable. you may find something you like. Next time you come: no more. Probably mismanaged. They should stay consistent. Food court closes early; quality is low (food stale or overcooked; or laid out all day never refreshed). The one highlight was the delicious and rare find: kumquat jasmine tea. Nope. That lady closes up at like 5 pm. Very hard to find; she'd put some out there but none of those pre-made cups are kumquat flavor). They do offer a new Japanese bubble bath tablet package that smells good. It's for bubble bath, and with yuzu or citrus flavors. See my photo on this visit.

They have a huge selection in their food court area! I was surprised!…read more There were claw machines! So fun! There was a noodle spot, a Chinese bun spot, soup spots, boba spot that sells half off too, sushi, pastries, duck, roast pork, etc... SO many options, which is nice because you can order different things. There is a lot of seating areas, and a cute seating area with nice lights.

We had an amazing lunch. we all wanted to stay and hang out with our server Dev. She made the place…read morea five star venue.

The Non alcoholic beverage options are exceptional compared to most bars I've been to…read more One of the bar tenders, Yahnie, was really knowledgeable with the drink service and really catered to the details of 0.0 and 0.5 of these non alcoholic options. The bar is pretty spacious enough for multiple platers and personal belongings, laptop specifically, so its a great option for afternoon lunch in the area.

I have been here for 2 1/2 years - the Sander's are wonderful, no other way to put it. They have…read morereturned my calls and cared for my old QH like one of their own. They called me tonight to let me know they'd use one of their blankets if they needed if all of mine were wet! Way above and beyond care, wonderful trail access. Thank you so much!

From the owner: Large horse boarding facility adjacent to 5000 acres of bridle trails at Manassas National…read moreBattlefield Park.

We've now been to Summers for both a pumpkin and flower festival, and both times there have been a…read moregood time. To start, the farm has an absolutely huge property it sits on with lots of different activities - a barn, a jumping pad, etc. We have had a one and a two year old at these events, and I do think this location is better suited for an older child. There is A LOT of walking in between these activities that is hard for a very little one. The terrain is up and down with paths that have large puddles and dents in the mud, so also not suitable for a stroller or wagon. There's a large dead space between parking and the first bit of activities, which I wish they would do something with personally. Next, the value of the ticket. The ticket prices can be steep, but you can shave some money off with discount codes and buying before you go. Again, I think with an older child and buying a discounted ticket, it is worth it. We did not get pumpkins in the fall, but we did get flowers in the summer and they were absolutely gorgeous. We had a great time picking them and the staff is so friendly. Last wish item I have for this place is food! They really only have drinks and popcorn (at least when we have been there).

Summer's Farm is a huge place and perfect for kids to go to during the fall/ Halloween time. They…read morealso have the sunflower festival in which you can catch the tractor/ hay ride to cut out some flowers. I don't particularly like this area because it's always so many bees and also slim picking depending on when you go. Beyond that they have several activities for kids to do and you could stay for hours with different photo ops, the petting zoo, the big bounce area, the zip line, tug of war, the goat race and many more. They even have fireworks on select nights. The place is pretty big and we can never finish everything in one day because it's a lot of walking lol. Nevertheless it's well worth the money , customer service is good, and it is a lot to do. I would recommend taking better care of the petting zoo because it really wasn't kept as well as I would've liked it to be. Side note: There was an incident in which an elderly woman fell while I was there. I would like to commend the staff for how much care and support they gave her to make sure she was OK.

I am reviewing the food court, not the grocery store. The grocery store is huge for an Asian…read moregrocery store, and I would go there if it was closer to my home. The food court has several different stores; I went to the one near the dining tables that has entrees and combo plates. I went on the recommendation of my mechanic who is from Taiwan. The cashier told me up front what the menu items were that they did not have. I ordered the noodle soup with egg noodles and roast pork. It was a decent size portion with lots of roast pork, bok choy and thin egg noodles in what tasted like chicken broth. The dining area is communal tables where you share space with other diners like many Asian restaurants. It is a space for a good, cheap, quick meal not a place where you would linger. I will go back for a combo meal; I didn't see them until I had already ordered. The meals started at $7.99.

My all time favorite to grab my needed Asian groceries. From noodles, rice , all the fresh veggies…read more My favorite has got to be the seafood area, where you pick your fish then ask them to clean, cut, fry or crispy fry. The one difference this time, they put up the glass border, we no longer able to self serve our own fish, instead you take a number, waiting to be called and they ask what you wanted. I honestly prefer it that way too! And last but not least, dim sum, and hot food bar located in the food court on the back. Would come here occasionally to pick up items from there during lunch time.