Parking: there is a free parking lot out front. However, it can get packed when the weather is nice…read morebecause 2Silos (next door) will be packed. Seating: after you enter the front door, the host is to your right & the restaurant is up the stairs. there are a ton of tables & seats inside. There are also seats at the bar. Food: the food is good. We got the special seasonal menu. It was a little overpriced in my opinion for what it was. Bathroom: the bathrooms are on the bottom floor, on the opposite side of the host/hostess. Price: it's a nice casual sit down restaurant. Prices can vary depending on what you order. Service: service is great! Everyone is very friendly and kind.

Gorgeous location, wait staff went above and beyond…read more Sadly, very few vegan options. I was able to get a modified salad and fried potatoes (which were truly delicious, but no protein and not terribly satisfying). Overall a great dining experience, just wish they carried more plant-based options.

Road trip, Sat., 8/1 to the 33rd Annual African American Festival in Manassas ended up here…read more Super small but super cute, super trendy restaurant. We all agree on 2 thumbs up across the board for decor and ambiance. It was giving industrial-NYC-Soho vibes. Quite impressive for Main Street Manassas. Timing was everything ... we were too early for the dinner crowd and just missed the lunch rush so the parking Gods were on our side ... we snagged a spot right in front of the restaurant. Stephen was a gracious server / bartender to our wee little party of 3. The beers were cold and the Cadillac Margarita was decent. The Rueben and bbq wings were raved about (especially the bbq sauce ... it was legendary)! Unfortunately, the salmon bites and the pork belly deviled egg appetizers were soooo salty and just not edible. Also $15 was diabolical for the portion size of the salmon bites. (Pic attached) I've paid that for a full bourbon glazed salmon meal with rice and veggies. Not a deal breaker. Would most def return to try other app / entree / summer cocktail options. Looking forward to hearing YOUR opinion. When you go, tell them you saw it on yelp.

Road trip, Sat., 8/1 to the 33rd Annual African American Festival in Manassas ended up here…read more Super small but super cute, super trendy restaurant. We all agree on 2 thumbs up across the board for decor and ambiance. It was giving industrial-NYC-Soho vibes. Quite impressive for Main Street Manassas. Timing was everything ... we were too early for the dinner crowd and just missed the lunch rush so the parking Gods were on our side ... we snagged a spot right in front of the restaurant. Stephen was a gracious server / bartender to our wee little party of 3. The beers were cold and the Cadillac Margarita was decent. The Rueben and bbq wings were raved about (especially the bbq sauce ... it was legendary)! Unfortunately, the salmon bites and the pork belly deviled egg appetizers were soooo salty and just not edible. Also $15 was diabolical for the portion size of the salmon bites. (Pic attached) I've paid that for a full bourbon glazed salmon meal with rice and veggies. Not a deal breaker. Would most def return to try other app / entree / summer cocktail options. Looking forward to hearing YOUR opinion. When you go, tell them you saw it on yelp.

This is really one of my favorite spots in Manassas. The DMV tends to hype up a lot of places that…read morereally underdeliver in the larger cities around here. Proof is always a hit. The aesthetic is beautiful and feels a little more luxurious. The service is always consistently stellar. The food is always fresh and created with a twist. The entire place has heart. The entire hospitality group that owns everything back there really puts their best foot forward each time I visit any of their places. I literally tell all of my friends about his little compound tucked away in Manassas that offers exceptional food, spirits, and service. I really love this place.

Love this place, especially for its top notch service…read more 1. Reservation: necessary. Or else, you won't be seated like at all. They are usually booked till 9 pm if Fridays and Saturdays. 2. Food: 4 stars Delicious, huge portions. 3. Drinks: 4 stars They look good and taste good but nothing where you will go omg. But very solid drinks. 4. Service: 5 stars. They really are amazing!

I'm going to be upfront about my bias here. I love a Philly cheesesteak, I travel through this area…read morea lot for work, and at this point I intentionally book hotels near Manassas specifically so I can end up at Philadelphia Tavern. That's not an exaggeration. It factors into where I stay. My order basically never changes. Cheesesteak, fries, a beer, and a bourbon or an Irish whiskey depending on the mood. I've had it enough times now that I'd notice if anything slipped, and it hasn't. The vibe is a big part of why I keep coming back. It's never so packed that you can't hear yourself, and there's a clear crew of regulars who are obviously here all the time. That's usually a good sign about a place, and it is here. But the food is the reason. It's to die for. I'll keep coming back as many times as humanly possible whenever work puts me in the area.

The place is not that big and we came it was not that busy. We just had to pick a place to sit and…read morethe one waitress working would help us. I got a classic cheesesteak and it was pretty good however I know the place is overhyped so no not the best one I have had but it is still good. They do not have Guinness glasses or pour good ones there so I would avoid that.

Came across this gem as we were walking around old town. Board game cafes are always fun but this…read moreplace is another level. Full menu and bar and the food was amazing. I was really surprised with how good the food was and my daughters said it was the best ice cream they have had in their life. Service was great. You need to check this place out.

This was my first visit to Crossroads and I was amazed. The food was great, the service was great,…read moreand it was really fun playing board games at the table. When we arrived, our server, Nick, ask us whether we were first timers and we said we were. He explained the concept of a table top tavern to us and helped us select a game to play while we waited for dinner. I ordered the Captain Horatio, hamburger double smash patty and my wife ordered the Monte Cristo. The burger was delicious, and the onions and sauce made it something special. The Monte Cristo was flavorful and so big that she could only eat half along with the sweet potato fries that came with it. For dessert, my wife had ice cream, and I had their cheesecake. The cheesecake was as good as any I have tasted. I strongly suggest that you make your way to old town, Manassas and visit Crossroads often. There are nightly game nights and other events that will surely make this a place that I will return to time and time again.

We love Ashton and it has become a family favorite for twenty years. Owned by brothers from…read moreGuatemala, you feel welcomed and cared for in their business. The food is consistently delicious with many options and fresh ingredients. Adult beverages are available and really good. Recently renovated to spruce up the place and make the bathrooms gender neutral which is a plus. Breakfast all day like a good Diner should be. A local gem for sure.

We had a great meal at Ashton Family Restaurant. We ordered a few classic dishes to share, and…read moreeverything came out hot, fresh, and well prepared. The portions were generous, and the food had that comforting, homemade feel that makes a family restaurant so enjoyable. Everything was filling and satisfying, and the relaxed atmosphere made it a nice place for a casual meal with family.

First time here. We were looking for a place to have lunch and out of curiosity, we decided to give…read morethem a try. And, oh boy, we were so grateful we did. The place is super clean. Spotless, including the bathrooms. The service was excellent. José was very nice and helpful. A well educated young man. The food! Well, food tasted like homemade food. Serving was huge and the food had an explosion of flavors. The meat was tender and juicy, the chicken was seasoned so well that it didn't taste like chicken. It was so good and it wasn't dry. Shrimp was also delicious. We will come back.

So the service was pretty good. The young ladies were delightful and checked on us often. And I…read morewanted to like other things, but I just couldn't. The decor is interesting. Like an old school cafeteria or something. Not the worst but not terrible. The music is also interesting. Not exactly my cup of tea, but fine. However a 5 minute break from music to talk about random stuff was less pleasant. But what about the food? The food is legitimately not good. Even great service can't make up for bad food. We started with spinach artichoke dip that was flavorless beyond the massive slab of cheese on top. The rest of it was so runny you couldn't even get it onto a chip. My wife's bean soup was ok, other than it had beef stock in it when they initially said it didn't. My pork was edible. Just. It was massively overcooked and too salty, but it wasn't so off putting as to be inedible. But the refried beans were among the worst I've had. I say among the worse in case I can't remember worse. But I can't remember worse. The beans were so dry they would break into clumps when trying to eat them. And the flavor wasn't great on top of that. One other note -- among the stranger menus I've seen. I probably should have checked more carefully before giving this place a try.

LOVED IT!! Our family's first time trying Ethiopian food, and it was a hit!! We got takeout, and…read moreeverything arrived warm and perfectly packed. The flavors were incredible - rich spices, tender meats, fresh veggies, all scooped up with soft, spongy injera bread. Service was fantastic too - patiently making sure of what we wanted to order. Can't wait to go back, next time to eat in! Highly recommend.

It had been a while since we've had Ethiopian food. We saw there was this spot in downtown Manassas…read moreand decided to check it out. At first we were a bit worried as it was 6:30pm on a Friday and the place was empty. Glad we didn't let that stop us from staying. The place has a very relaxing vibe and almost felt like you were in someone's home. The menu is smaller than most Ethiopian restaurants I've been to, but still had most of the traditional dishes. We ordered the trio combo (Beg Wot, Doro Wot, Tibs). We were able to add a fourth which meant the portions were a bit smaller. Our fourth item was the Tuna Kitfo. I wasn't a huge fan of the kitfo, because I love the traditional beef version. However, my friend loved it. I enjoyed all the other items. It really did give me authentic Ethiopian vibes. A must try if you're in the area.

I love the steak! Delicious steak…read more I love there warm bread The ambience is amazing and Service is wonderful

Food and service are consistently excellent. This restaurant is part of Great American Restaurant…read moregroup. We have eaten at almost all of the restaurants in the group. They are all excellent. They are our favorite restaurants in Northern Virginia. The menu varies a little from one restaurant to the next, but every restaurant has a relatively broad menu from salads to sandwiches to chicken and seafood and steak entrees. All are prepared fresh and to your liking. If you ever have a meal that isn't perfect, let your server know and they will fix it. Some of the favorite meals we consistently order are chop house salad, Caesar salad, crab cakes, blackened prime rib, chicken and salmon. The prices are getting a little higher, but the value is still very good for the quality and quantity of food provided. Sweetwater Tavern is a little bit noisier and more upbeat than some of the other GAR restaurants. Most have outdoor dining options.

Omg so many thoughts on this experience…read more I'm so glad i didn't immediately know it was a restaurant located in a hotel. This prob would have deterred me, even a little bit. The Apple map directions here confused me a little due to this, but parking was really plentiful so that's a huge plus! I went on a Sunday morning and lo and behold there was a hole farmers market or pop up set up all through haymarket! Busy weekend for a brunch but haymarket is SUCH a cute little vibe and town with so many hidden gems, like this one!! Literally every single item I saw waiters bring out from the kitchen looked so scrumptious, every person around us immediately began digging in and enjoying their meals...and honestly, no crumbs were left behind pretty much every time. We started ordering a yummy cocktail. I was really in the mood for the Paloma with grapefruit juice but sadly they were out of grapefruit juice fortunately, they had plenty cocktails available that were not explicitly on the menu! I ended up having a delicious espresso martini, prepared, right and honestly, I would have had another!! Not too sweet. Not creamy. And with 3 beans. Impeccable no notes. I ordered the red House breakfast. Man those home potatoes were so delicious....they clearly cooked them seasoned deliciously and then flash fried, so crunchy!!!! Amazing. I found that their execution on their meals was really impressive. My sunny side up eggs were cooked perfectly and paired so yummy with the toast. The bacon had delicious flavor too. I ordered a biscuit because I had heard that their biscuits were really yummy but unfortunately they did not have their bacon biscuit so it was just a classic biscuit. It was good, certainly dense and clearly homemade. My girlfriend got the poutine. Looked so delicious and was really enjoyed! The gravy was thick and flavorful! We sat down and enjoyed plenty of conversation and a really nice environment. Nobody rushed us, service was just the right amount of attentive without interrupting conversation constantly, and the floor to ceiling windows let in beautiful natural light and views of the town. It was the perfect brunch spot for a low-key, but delicious meal. Just a hair out of the way without being too far. I came out with a really good friend of mine to celebrate my one year wedding anniversary with her and it was the perfect possible location. Shout out to the staff for being so welcoming and kind, and even taking a picture of us when we asked to commemorate the occasion. I'm sure they are used to people walking in to the hotel lobby looking as confused as I was looking for red House Tavern.

Not the best experience for brunch. The waitress was unenthusiastic and came back to the table…read moremultiple times to let us know they were out of items including: the juice that came with the mimosa flight after we ordered it, another bottle of champagne for anyone else who wanted mimosas, (so mimosas overall, lol), the avocado toast, the poutine and another key ingredient in a cocktail we ordered. The food was average at best when it came out. Super disappointed. We came here for my mom's 5 year beating cancer anniversary and it wasn't much of a celebration.