My family and I have been coming here for years. Great staff, great movie deals, and great prices…read moreon snacks. My family of four (kids 12 and 9 years old) can see a movie and get snacks with drinks for around $20. On certain Thursdays they even have $3 movies. You honestly can't go wrong with this clean, well-priced, and spacious theater. Just know that this is on Quantico and only military members plus guests/dependents are authorized entry.

Don't let the name fool you, this theater is anything but "little". The theater is very spacious…read moreand actually has a balcony (which was closed off for regular movies). Movies are only a couple bucks and the concession stand is just as cheap. The movies are fairly new. Just a few weeks from the initial debut at regular theaters but at a fraction of the cost. Very clean place and comfortable seats with decent cup holders. Will come back anytime i have the chance.

What do Germans and non-Germans do in October at Ft. Belvoir? Celebrate OKTOBERFEST! The family…read moreand I attended Ft. Belvoir's Oktoberfest celebration on Saturday, 10/5/2013. Logistically it was right in our back yard from Burke America; however, I think we spent just as much time driving through two gates as we followed Ft. Belvoir's MWR website to a T. We initially went through Pence Gate but were told we had to drive through the Tulley Gate. After driving in circles we finally arrived at Oktoberfest. I immediately stopped by the Bier Garten tent to purchase an official Oktoberfest mug with Dunkelweizen. The dark lager beer lived up to its billing of "toasty malt and mocha aromas, with a medium-bodied palate and subtle hop bitterness on the finish." We then waited about 20 minutes at Schnitzels & Giggles to order a bratwurst platter and schnitzel on stick. The brats were homemade but could've fooled me either way. The Sauerkraut was fresh and not too sour like from a can. However, I thoroughly enjoyed the schnitzel on stick as it was crispy and had just the right amount of pork. After round one, we ordered some German Potato Pancakes at Babci's Potato Pancakes. The pancakes were about the size of a typical hamburger patty and paired well the apple sauce. We then stopped at Carol's Concessions Classic American Fare and ordered a foot long Italian sausage, funnel cake and lemonade. Since my bier mug was empty I filled it up one more time for $5 and downed a Marzen. Overall we a good time eating and listening to German music. I would've enjoyed the opportunity to participate in their Obstacle course (Krazy Krieger) and listen to the Luftwaffenmusikkorps 2 (German Air Force Band). Perhaps next Oktoberfest it'll all come to fruition. Tschus (Goodbye!)

This fair was easy to find in Ft. Belvoir. We were able to get close enough to walk to the…read moreentrance so we didn't need to take the shuttle. This is definitely a family friendly event with free entry and plenty of carnival rides. A few of the vendors offered decent german chow and plenty of the american stuff (chicken fingers, fries, hot dogs, etc.). The fresh squeezed lemonade was pretty good (Carol's Concessions) - just the right amount of sweetness. The kartoffelpuffer was very good (kudos to Babci's), however the lobster roll was a complete dissappointment, especially at $11/sandwhich. I got about a tablespoon of lobster --they claimed this was approximatel 4 to 6 ounces of meat -- no comment on the math here, especially since I gave the cashier a 10 and a 5 and she conveniently forgot to give me my $4 in change, doh! Oh yes, I did stand there with my hand out until she figured it out. That sandwhich left me thinking that I was eating an empty potato bread sandwhich rather than a lobster roll. I watched the guy load the bun and then take more than half of the lobster back off! shame on you Lobster Maine-In! I really wish that I could have tried the chicken schnitzel on a stick over at Schnitzels and Giggles but their line was just waaay to long. It stayed that way the whole time which makes me believe that I missed out on something tastey. sad face. The Oompah Band was nice entertainment while you sat under the tent to either eat, grab ein bier(oder zwei oder drei...) or just to get away from the sun. While I was there they played a few German songs and a mix of fun ones for the kiddos (chicken dance, hokey pokey, etc.). On the carni side there were plenty of fair rides for the kiddos and the delish fair food that we all love -- funnel cakes, deep fried oreos, corn dogs, etc. The Fire Department was there handing out toy fire helmets to the kiddos at the entrance, a few vehicles were on the display and the event sponsors were active talking to people and handing out goodies. I hope that I win that gas card from GEICO! =P Unfortunately I didn't sample the German beer - I chose to be the designated driver and got the free non-alcoholic beverage instead. Over all it was a nice event and I look forward to checking it out again next year...maybe on a different day.

This theater is great and the staff is awesome and ready with smiles. The place is small and quiet…read morebut a really nice theatre that you can just walk to for those of you in the Army. I'm a Marine that lives within walking distance and this place is just so convenient. Go there, eat, sleep, whatever! You don't even have to enjoy the movie but at least you had something to do for that short amount of time instead of just staying in your room all day! They also have special screenings for movies before they hit theaters and the movies are very cheap. The snacks are cheap as well, and it's all of the usual stuff you'd see at a theatre. Overall it's a great place to go if you just want a little bit if time to yourself! I think I might actually hit up the theatre today to see what's playing this evening. My only issue is that they only play movies on the weekend! BOO-YAH!!!

Prices have gone up. Concessions are pretty expensive: way cheaper than off post, but more than I…read moreexpect from a place that caters to young military. Price for first run movies isn't much below a civilian theater, especially considering this theater has older seating and smaller screen. It's still a fun time and the staff is friendly. It's just not as good a deal as I came to expect from a base movie theater.

Shout out to Nick he's the goat and provides great service and drinks! The miku drink is really…read moredelicious. Thanks!

Round 1 Arcade gets a lot of points from me in terms of variety. They have a massive selection of…read moregames, including a lot of really interesting Japanese style prize machines that were super fun and offered a unique challenge compared to standard claw machines (though they have plenty of the typical claw machines too). The Japanese style prize machines were definitely harder to win prizes from, but if you enjoy the challenge you'll find them very fun. They had some interesting games too that you don't typically see anymore, like an Initial D racing game and a ton of DDR machines. The arcade was very clean, and the staff was incredible. Super friendly, helpful, and constantly resetting and restocking the machines. Every staff member I interacted with was great and really on top of things. With all of that said, the biggest downside and the reason I will not be back is the cost. The games require a lot of credits per play, and many of them have extremely short playtimes, so you burn through your card extremely fast without even feeling like you've played much at all. This is especially true if you are trying for the plush prizes, since even the tiny keychain size plush machines come out to about $2.50 a play and only seem to payout every 2-3 tries. Even if you don't necessarily care about winning prizes the whole experience was so disappointing because it felt like we were blowing through our credits with barely any time to play since most of the games are incredibly short. Plenty of the games give you less than a minute of play time and cost $3-$4 to play. If you do care about prizes, the ticket redemption prize situation is pretty disappointing as well. The ticket costs for prizes are incredibly high, even after my husband hit a jackpot for 300 tickets we could barely afford anything at the gift shop. The ticket prize shop was huge, but when a tiny foam play sword costs 610 tickets it wasn't even fun to look through all of the potential winnings. Prizes weren't our main motivation for having an arcade date night, but when we were already feeling bummed from the lack of play time we actually got it really just felt like the icing on a terrible cake.

If I would have written this review only based on the morning check-in process, I would have…read moredescribed the event as being very disorganized. We arrived just after 10:00, since that's when VIP check-in started. At least there was supposed to be a VIP check-in. They were allowing everyone in at once through an unorganized line. One of the volunteers had a dog that was running around unleashed. The person who was supposed to be giving people wristbands was casually chatting with them despite the line. We noticed it seemed like most of the people working the event were volunteers. Once we got in, no one could tell us where anything was, including the wine tent, which was an entire purchase tier. There were any posted maps to help people navigate after the morning check-in, although some of the vendors helped us. The fencing had many gaps and was falling down, so the street was soon filled by random people without wristbands. Overall, the only beneficial part of purchasing the VIP wristband was the partially-covered seating that was fenced in. (However, even this area was way too small for all the people who had VIP wristbands and didn't provide nearly enough shade.) Despite the rocky start, the event improved throughout the day. The wine tent eventually opened--once they were able to figure out where all the wine was. There were plenty of vendors for beverages, food, and local items. The music area was a lot of fun, and they even had a great karaoke setup later in the day. There were lots of great people there, and we even made some new friends. We ended up staying for almost seven hours, although we did pop into Not Your Average Joes for a break and a meal. We also used a Lyft so we didn't have to worry about driving after drinking, but there's lots of parking surrounding the area. While I would be interested in visiting the festival again, I really hope they get everything more organized for the check-in process. I would also think twice about the VIP package, since the price increase wasn't justified by what they were offering.

It's a great traditional festival that this year 2025 celebrated its 3rd annual event. Lots of food…read morevendors, with traditional Puerto Rico dishes and a few others from the Caribbean. Music, artists, dancing, social media influencers and a day filled with culture, smiles, fun and family. Best of all? It's totally free, outdoors, with lots of parking and security. At Harris Pavillon in downtown Manassas, you don't want to miss the yearly tradition

I love this place -- it's my home away from home! The staff is always attentive, parking is cheap…read moreand close to the stadium, and the views are fantastic (where else can you sit practically right up on the field for $10??). The only thing I dislike is that beer is $6 a pop, but... I'm not sure they draw a big enough crowd to make any profit otherwise.

Well first off I love going to minor league games and have been to several parks. This stadium is…read morereally small with gives it that small town sense however, the grandstand seating are bleachers. Food and beer are good and they have a friendly staff. They also have $1.00 Monday night admission with $1.00 hot dogs. Not a bad deal at all. Parking is $5.00 not sure why they charge for parking when it's free to park there on non game nights and it's county property. Grandstand tickets where $8.00 or $7.00 if you are military. I plan on going back.

The BF and I are new dog owners and when we heard about this event from our CM, we knew we had to…read morecheck it out. We have a rescue Bichon Frise who is afraid of everything so we thought this would be a good place for him to be around other dogs. (Our poor guy was so nervous he didn't even eat any of the free treats!!) There were SO MANY FREEBIES!!!!!!!!!! Each tent was giving away something and I am a sucker for freeeeeeee. We made out with lots of dog treats, frisbees, toys, poop bags, portable water bowl, balls, balloon shaped like a tick...and everyone was so friendly! We also entered ourselves into just about every raffle that was available. We were also able to get a lot of information about dog sitting, grooming, training, and pet hotel services. Such a perfect one-stop shop to get all the info we need. This is the perfect event for those looking to adopt a dog too - there were tons of puppies and adult dogs up for adoption. They even had a dog kissing booth! They had a really great band playing music too! We stayed for 4 hours - amazing! I can't wait to go back next year!

This is a yearly event in the Shirlington area. We brought a pack of dogs with us( 3 of them)…read more The place was crawling with dogs of all sizes. There were booths lined up back to back all along the main drag of Shirlington. Our pack were nose to nose with other dogs. They had a good time and got some fun treats.