Overdue review, but my mom and I have been coming here for years. The waitresses are always so warm…read moreand welcoming; it really feels like home. They usually have Bolivian folklore music playing, which is a nice vibe, but the real star is the food! Some people might say it's not the best, but honestly, after trying other spots, this is hands down one of the best in NOVA. Pro tip: come early in the morning for a fresh salteña. The sopa de maní is super rich and flavorful, and the charque was perfectly crispy and delicious. I had such a nice time here with my mom on our mother-daughter date, and as regulars, we'll definitely keep coming back. Highly recommend!

I figured I'd give this place a try since it's right next door -- big mistake. Every other table…read moregot the cute little courtesy bread while waiting for their food, but I guess I didn't make the VIP list. My drink showed up in a Styrofoam cup while everyone else had actual glasses -- classy, right? Then came the $18 "meal": a tough steak, hotdogs, and fries. And if you're thirsty? Don't even ask for water unless you plan to buy a bottle. For the price, the service, and the attitude, this spot's definitely not it. Definitely won't be going back. Also looking at the price on yelp and what I had to pay it seems sketch!

Love this place and their chicken. The business is set on the side of a plaza off the main road…read morebut is very popular in the community. There are always people traversing the business whether ordering, waiting to pickup, or eating in their sitting area. As soon as you enter the business your senses are popping. You see the chickens rotating in the wood fired ovens and smell the aroma of the grilled chicken. Ordering a whole chicken (comes with two sides) runs around $25 which is more than you would pay in a grocery store but the taste is so delicous. When we have visitors, we order their chicken which always proves to be a highlight. My wife is a rice lover so I get the rice as a side each time and beans on occasion. Always a hit. Given our fitness training and need for white meat or chicken breast, we often order the whole white chicken with two sides. Like I said, love this place and will return.

Their Peruvian chicken is so tender and moist. They cater, and everything stays warm!…read more Their rice is so good, different than when I make it at home. The sauces are a great addition!

Delicious food, nice staff at the front and good prices. Lots of seating inside and at least a…read moretable outside. They also offer carry out. Lots Of Latino dishes to choose from but I went with guacamole and pupusas. All was delicious!!

First time trying pupusas. It was good. Although I love tamales, I did not like this tamale…read morefilling. The side salad was really good although I was surprised that I had to request salad dressing. The guacamole was really fresh. The service was quick and friendly, the restaurant was clean, and the price was really affordable. Inconsistency: The second time I visited, I purchased takeout for my family. The yuka dessert was smaller and overcooked/burnt.

+ Five-Star Plus Review: Casa de Campo…read more Casa de Campo delivers a meal that goes far beyond expectations and earns a true five-star plus rating from the very first bite. Let's start with the rice, because it deserves center stage. Absolutely out of this world. Each grain is perfectly cooked, rich in flavor, and clearly prepared with care and tradition. It is not just a side dish. It is comforting, bold, and memorable on its own. The kind of rice you keep going back to even when you think you are full. The rotisserie chicken is equally impressive. Cooked to perfection, it is juicy, tender, and packed with flavor all the way through. The seasoning is balanced and authentic, enhancing the natural taste of the chicken without overpowering it. Every bite is moist, savory, and satisfying, with a beautifully cooked exterior that shows real attention to detail. What truly stands out is the consistency and quality. Nothing feels rushed. The food is clearly made with pride, skill, and respect for the ingredients. This is comfort food elevated by technique and heart. Casa de Campo is not just a place to eat. It is a place to enjoy a full, satisfying meal that leaves you happy, full, and already planning your next visit. If you are looking for incredible flavor, perfectly cooked food, and a dining experience that delivers every single time, Casa de Campo is the place to go. Five stars are not enough. This place earns a five-star plus rating without question.

Love the food! Service is excellent! Management here know how to listen to their clients and offer…read moresolutions. Love the Peruvian/Bolivian Cuisine. A must try! Excellent drink menu as well.

This place is amazing. The Guatemalan tamales are the second best I've ever had (my mom's taking…read morefirst place of course). The Mexican food is exactly what I was looking for after moving from the West Coast. I had lost all hope of finding flavor, authenticity and wholesome Mexican food. Conveniently, there's a small market attached with all the fix ins from Guatemala, El Salvador and Mexico. I got my tortillas, queso fresco and snacks I'd been looking for since moving here. Side note: they also very good, natural honey.

When I walked into MI TIERRA, I realized real quick this place is doing double duty, market on one…read moreside, restaurant on the other. It's ground‑level from the parking lot, so no climbing Mount Everest just to get a taco. The parking lot is small, but they do have handicap spots, so points for accessibility. There are large menu screens everywhere, and if you've aged like a fine bottle of wine (or just drink a lot of it), you'll appreciate how big and easy to read they are. They also have a couple of handheld menus at the counter. Seating is minimal with metal tables and chairs, so if you're a diva, bring your donut cushion. I ordered the Carnitas and pork belly, both sold as sides. The pork belly sits under a warmer at the counter, daring you to stay committed to that Weight Watchers plan. It's sold by the pound, and my piece came to $4.80. I almost put it back, but I'm pretty sure there's an unwritten rule about not returning food you've already mentally claimed. Even the cashier said, "Oof, that's pricey," but listen I liked it, and I'd pay it again. The half‑pound Carnitas for $7.99 were delicious and worth every penny. My foodie partner ordered the fried chicken plate. Medium comes with fries; large comes with rice and salad. I tasted her large plate the seasoning was on point, the chicken leaned toward being a little dry, but not enough to stop me from wanting to shake those tail feathers. You order at the counter, they call your name, and voilà food in hand. Service was quick and easy and served with a smile. Overall, I'd definitely come back.

The best nightclub outside of DC. Why deal with ubering when you can have a free parking lot and…read moreget the same nightclub experience? Full food menu until late. Full bar. Amazing variety of international events and DJs! They have a Mexican food menu most nights but on nights where there are special events, the food is customized and offers international cuisines as well. There is also a Vietnamese pho and grill in the back. The food here is above average for a nightclub. This place has such amazing lighting and sound. Lots of space and VIP rooms, including a hookah room and stage. Asian music night is usually on Sundays and sometimes Saturdays. Other nights have Latin music. Special events have covered everything from Romanian to Mongolian and Middle Eastern cultural events.

I cant say it enough, don't bother to wasting your time in this place. Food, bluh, over priced…read moredrinks assuming the bartenders even know how to mix drinks. Abiance is mediocre, go somewhere else.

Placed an order through Uber Eats for a pickup order. It showed an estimated pickup time of 5:08…read morepm. I get there at 5:11 pm, and they tell me it will take another 30 minutes. Somehow, the Uber Eats estimated ready time is now 5:41 pm! The restaurant isn't even that busy. This is really more of a complaint against Uber Eats, but Chicken Loco is also in the wrong. I don't see how they can't just process my order since I'm just sitting here waiting for my order. There is no one in line, and the to go orders don't even seem to be that much.

I wanted Peruvian Rotisserie style chicken and decided to give this place a try…read more When you walk in you will notice tables and chairs for dine-in eating, a case of filled with Latin American style sweet breads and pastries, and the counter where you order food. Everything is cooked in advance so you select the entree you want. There is a full menu above the hot food which explains what they serve. I noticed beef stew, chicken stew, fish, beef short ribs, and of course the rotisserie chicken, and sides like fried plantain, white rice, red beans, fried rice, steamed veggies, and fresh salsas and sauces. There was a lot more on the menu. I ordered the Costillas or the Beef Short Ribs that came with 2 sides so I got the fried plantain, rice and red bean mix, fresh salsa and a cabbage salsa, and it came with 2 corn tortillas. The Beef Short Ribs were well seasoned, a little tough and and chewy, I thought they would be more tender. But the flavor was really good nevertheless. The plantain were sweet and well fried. One piece of plantain was undercooked. I am glad I gave this place a try. I rarely order carry-out but I will add this one to my rotation.

The inside of Aroma Cafe is very relaxing--a nice playlist of Colombian music playing alongside…read moreESPN on 24/7. The beautiful artwork featuring local women of color from Colombia adds a great cultural touch, and there's plenty of parking. I ordered the Papas Rellenas (picadillo-stuffed potato fritters), which were really big, dense, and satisfying for $5. I also got the bandeja paisa (with kidney beans, steak, fried egg, pork belly, etc.), knowing it would take about 20 minutes on a Monday at 10:45 a.m. That wait felt outrageous, though--only about 10 people were in a space that could easily hold 100. However, the pork belly and steak wasn't overcooked and very flavorful. Even the sausage bursted with flavor. The food was authentic and tasty, but the long wait is a dealbreaker for me unless I'm with a friend craving Latin food and have time to spare. I probably won't return on my own unless it's a weekend and I have time to kill.

There is not table service here, you have to wait in line and order your food. Take the number and…read moresit in a table where they will bring your food. We were a party of 6 and the table we wanted was dirty and had to tell one of the cleaners to help us clean. Cleaning can be slow overall but it's better than eating out. It's a decent size place and the lines can be long but a lot of people order out. We got our food after maybe 15 minutes and it was ok. The salad was fresh but everything else seemed to be missing something. Got a couple of desserts when we finished but it wasn't anything spectacular. Not sure that I will go back as it's pretty far from where I live and it just did not seem worth the ride for us.