Currently the town "dive bar" happy hour everyday and great company! Service is consistent and the…read morefood is the D'roccos menu plus bar bite options. No complaints!

Came in on a rainy Friday for HH with our school and wasn't disappointed. Always looking for a…read moreplace with good, music, food and drinks of course. Shannon was excellent! She stopped and made the drinks we wanted, researched them n let us try before we ordered for our group. Mr. Security/DJ was great too, read the room n played requests. Bars will be bars I guess, men trying their best to get a hook up- " how many drinks will I need tonight for my blind date," "back rub, I'll get that drink for you." please! I want to drink a little, enjoy an early evening out w/coworkers relax/unwind and eat. Definitely a place to return, but you gotta know when it's your time to go-different atmosphere after 8:30. Shannon sorry about the tip n my math, too many liquid marijuanas. I'll stop through and get you. Ate: grilled chicken Caesar salad Burger w/fries. ( hand size burger n shoe string fries-the best)

We've been meaning to come here for awhile. The bestie and I made a quick trip for coffee and…read morelight breakfast. We both chose an iced white chocolate macadamia latte and a turkey sandwich. I love that they toasted the bread. We brought a dog and went outside to sit. It was a short and nice meal!! Will definitely try more things the next time!

Hi Erik, I jus wanted to thank you for the wonderful experience at Bunnyman Brewery in Lorton for…read moremy birthday celebration. My group had such an awesome time--the space felt perfect and private, and everyone kept commenting on how lovely everything was. The staff were incredible--Anthony and the two others behind the counter were truly outstanding and made us feel so welcome. The food was fantastic as well--we especially loved the flatbread, wings, and tater tots. Everything was delicious! My husband and I already enjoy coming in, but after this experience we'll definitely be bringing more friends with us. Thank you again for your hospitality!

I came on a Thursday afternoon and enjoyed this charming little restaurant. The French fries and…read moreBiscoff waffle was our favorite! We also tried the crab cake sandwich and French onion soup (also yummy). The ambiance is wonderful with French music playing and a darling patio. The service could improve a little, but I think that was an issue of being understaffed because I could tell he was trying very hard. This a great spot for a leisurely afternoon!

Deliciousness - 4/5 Happiness - 5/5…read more I love Belgian beer, and Cock and Bowl is my favorite place to nab some of this great nectar. This place keeps the Belgian brews stocked across the spectrum. From fruity Lambics to Tripels (my personal fave) and Quadrupels, pales to darks. There's a lot to explore here. The food is pretty good too. The frites (fries) are excellent and pair well with the beer. They are thick without veering into steak fry territory, nicely crunchy, and packed with a pleasing amount of salt (and I believe a hint of vinegar). The waffles are also a standout, typically topped with light and airy cream. The merguez lamb sausage is also hearty and delicious. I wish the building itself was larger. There's only a few tables, meaning you may be in for a wait if you go during the colder months. And I recently had the chocolate mousse and didn't care for it. It was much more akin to pudding, and there wasn't a deep enough chocolate flavor to contrast with the whipped cream. There's no better place I've found in Occoquan to eat, drink, and be merry. I highly recommend you stop here when you visit.

The worst place in my life. Very bad service and also not have comfortable seats and movie got cut…read morein during play too much noise coming from outside

Ghost Fleet [GF]. (3.5 stars)…read more BLUF: If you like craft beers, this is the place to come & enjoy a frosty brew while shopping and/or dining at Stonebridge. (Hence the 3.5 stars). I had actually been to this bar twice before but since it is located IN the Alamo theater, I never got to try it because I would always open the main entrance door & see the theater employees & think I couldn't access Ghost Fleet (the bar) unless I purchased a movie ticket. Well, that isn't the case. I finally asked a theater employee who told me to just stay to the left & I could order from the bartender. I will say, for a bar located in a theater, I was shocked that GF has 25+ craft beers on tap & a few that I do recognize & enjoy!! Note: Happy Hour is available Monday to Friday from 4-7pm. The food here is average at best but still filling. The pizza is probably the best option for both portion size as well as price. Tip: You can make any pizza "Angry" (jalapeño, red chili flakes, & fresh basil) for $2 up charge. I ordered the Omnivore (Angry) because I was surprised to see that GF makes their own pizza crust in house?! The Omnivore comes with pepperoni, tomatoes, roasted red peppers, mushrooms, cheese, homemade marinara, Kalamata olives & red onions. It was a decent pie & definitely bigger than what I expected. Angry Omnivore = $15 + $2 (Angry). I also ordered the Kids size chicken tenders with fries. For 2 decent sized tenders & some fries, I suppose the $10 is on par with theater food costs... The chicken was surprisingly moist & tender. GF has an outdoor patio as well so one can enjoy a nice cold brew during the hot summer days & nights. The bartender was quite knowledgeable in each beer offered & did allow me to sample the Dark Hollow before I "fully committed" to ordering it. I felt $8 for a nice cold beer was worth it! I'm happy I at least got to try GF & when I'm in the mood for a stout or IPA, I'll definitely choose GF over the other eateries at Stonebridge that sell beer... Parking is ample & available on site. Definitely worth a try if you're in the area & want a nice cold beer. I do wish GF well.

During my most recent visit to Fairfax, I was looking for a nice place to relax and after Googling…read morearound, I settled on this. Talk about a diamond in the rough. This is a beach theme bar, with a ton of things going on. They had vendors, and one was selling Venus fly traps of all things. There's plenty of beer to be consumed. They have a nice taproom with seating, and plenty of seats and tables out on the "beach." This is a great place for a young adult date, not to mention a family spot. Dogs are welcome, and I saw a decent amount of kids running around. They didn't broadcast live sports during my visit. I did see people eating, but couldn't really tell where the food was coming from. I didn't want to venture around because I don't see well, and the grounds are composed of pea rocks. I did see rooftop seating, but I'm not sure what's up there. This place is next to a Sheetz gas station, and if worse comes to worse, you can literally walk there and buy food and no one would know your'e gone because it's so close. The parking here is bad. Real bad. There is an adjacent small strip small with parking, and a catering hall with a huge parking lot. I opted for the catering hall, but walking to this venue was tricky, because there isn't a sidewalk. This place has casual charm. I observed a small family playing Uno at their table, and their activity summed up what this place is about. A family friendly safe place to relax.

Food- the near by locations are great! Service- they need to…read moreimprove as the few times I tried to attend an event is not well organized lines ate way too long. And the advertising is misleading. Ambiance- too crowded. I enjoy visiting when an event is not happening.

The food was pretty good; my husband and I had the stuffed flounder. Our experience was excellent,…read moreespecially the service, and we had great service the night we went. We also sat at the waterfront, which was pleasant since the weather was mild that evening. The area itself is so very quaint and beautiful. My husband and I took a short stroll after dinner to take in the beautiful architecture. I highly recommend this area. The area does charge an additional tax; the Town of Occoquan adds its own meals tax of 3.5% to food and meals sold by restaurants within the town limits. That money goes to the Town of Occoquan, rather than being the ordinary Virginia sales tax.

I have been here multiple times, they have several parking spots in front of the restaurant but…read morethere is some street parking as well and some parking under the bridge nearby. We've made reservations each time, usually for a weekday evening but it never seems too busy. Service is always pretty decent and they're friendly and attentive. I've liked everything I've gotten so far (their wings are delicious and worth the wait). I've only gotten 2 items out of the 3 or 4 times that I've been here that I wasn't a fan off. The Caesar Salad with Salmon (Salmon was cooked nicely but there was just something about the salad that didn't taste right) and their Nautical Gnocchi (a little too salty for my taste). Otherwise, everything was great. It is nice to sit by the water and it is more on the casual side.

I did pints and Pilates at this place. The owner was very sweet and offered really good…read moresuggestions. They make this beer mix with blood orange puree which was suggested by her and it did not disappoint. I NEED TO GO BACK!! When I was there it was quiet but I have heard the place packs up!!

Outstanding beer! All those my wife and I sampled were very good! We were there for an event and…read moreeveryone in my group enjoyed the food truck and really enjoyed the beer. Our main server Sara and all the others were very attentive, nice, professional, and courteous. A real pleasurable experience and we will be back.

Awesome place. Great beer and food vendors. Good service. I'll suggest to add a TouchTunes machine…read more .

On our way to Woodbridge, Nicole and I stopped by Fair Winds Brewing Company in Lorton…read more By the time we got inside, the taproom was packed (rainy Sundays = everyone had the same idea), and we ended up sharing a table with another party. Not ideal, but it definitely added to the lively, community vibe. Nicole went bold with the Ghost of the Mariner Imperial Stout -- rich, dark, and layered with deep roasted notes. Perfect for stout lovers who want something robust and cozy on a rainy day. I kept it bright with the Fruit Punch Fruited Sour -- juicy, tangy, and super refreshing. A fun contrast to the gray skies outside and very much my vibe. We sampled Ironmaster Hazy IPA and Sailing Cross The Devil's Sea Hazy IPA to decide which one deserved a 6-pack for the hubby. Both were smooth, juicy, and low bitterness -- classic hazy energy -- but one edged out the other in overall balance and drinkability. Overall: great variety, solid pours, and a buzzing atmosphere -- just be prepared for limited seating during peak times.

NOT SAFE FOR KIDS, BUT THE BEER IS GOOD…read more Waters End Brewery in Lake Ridge is a pleasant venue for adults to hang out and enjoy one of Waters End's fine beers. If you're thinking about bringing your kids, you might want to consider that management is OK with their trivia night DJ blasting out songs laced with expletives and vulgar themes. And, they have no problem with the DJ wearing a T-shirt that proclaims, "I [heart] MILFs". If you're not ready to explain that to your pre-teens, better leave them home, or pick a more responsible establishment.

We visited this place June 20th after shopping trip to Potomac Mills . The vibe is laid back, the…read morestaff was very friendly. I tried the "Strawberry Don't Haze Me Bro" and it was very good. I give this place only a three stars because the time we went they did not have any live music and this brewery does not serve food. We like going to breweries for the live music, good food and drinks.

Hi Erik, this is Kathy Bignotti. I just wanted to thank you for the wonderful experience at…read moreBunnyman Brewery in Lorton for my birthday celebration. My group had such an awesome time--the space felt perfect and private, and everyone kept commenting on how lovely everything was. The staff were incredible--Anthony and the two others behind the counter were truly outstanding and made us feel so welcome. The food was fantastic as well--we especially loved the flatbread, wings, and tater tots. Everything was delicious! My husband and I already enjoy coming in, but after this experience we'll definitely be bringing more friends with us. Thank you again for your hospitality!

The problem? The beer is not good…read more Unfortunately, that's what they need to get right before anything else. Sampled the kolsch (soapy, both here and in Chantilly, so it's not just a glass or a line), porter (funky aftertaste), and the Melting Point Cold IPA (the most drinkable). I feel bad, leaving this review because the more senior employee I chatted with previously at Chantilly is a very nice guy, but I'm just letting beer drinkers know that the beer itself at Bunnyman is iffy...and it's not like you're coming for the ambiance of the industrial park or the guy illegally dumping by the train tracks I walked by on the way in. When I was cashing out in Burke, the guy working the till asked me how it was. I'm adopting a policy of being honest if asked, otherwise I'd have just let it be. I told him the beer wasn't good, the Kolsch, in particular, tasted a bit soapy, which reminded me it tasted the same in Chantilly. He said he's never liked Kolsch, and maybe they'll have better beer for me next time. Thanks for your personal opinion, I guess. But I like Kolsch, and I like a brewery that can do it decently well. This ain't it.