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    The State Theatre

    3.5 (210 reviews)
    Closed 12:00 pm - 6:00 PM

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    Catherine B.

    Visited this venue for the first time during a trip to Fairfax. I enjoyed Mother's Little Helper -- a Rolling Stones cover band from the area. Loved the chill vibe of the venue, loved the band, and enjoyed the food and drinks. It's a great place to spend a night out with live music and dinner, and everything was very reasonably priced. I had the Angus cheeseburger, beer, and chocolate cake, all of which were great. You could reserve a table for 2 for $12 with a commitment to buy $12 in food (not including alcohol). The band went on at 8:30 and took a 10-minute intermission at 10:15. I would have stayed for the entire set, but my companion had to get to bed early. I was impressed by the number of great songs they played through intermission. Looking forward to visiting again the next time I'm in the area!

    Live Puerto Rican salsa band, salsa lessons dancing.
    Nina R.

    The State Theatre has been around for quite some time. They offer live music, comedy show, live entertainment. It's the home of the Leg Warmers, an iconic 80s cover band. The venue is pretty large so it holds a solid amount of people. The only problem is that the place gets uncomfortably hot. The AC needs a desparate upgrade. The only place to stand is by a fan, or not move nor dance. If you are going for live music you want to dance. Check in with bar coded tickets is smooth, security searches bags, service and drinks are good. Fun place, but the AC needs an upgrade.

    Nashville Nights Band
    Clark T.

    Wow! I am sad that I have not discovered this awesome venue until now. We were so impressed by the vintage old timey vibe of this theatre. We saw a 90s country band and got to sit in the incredibly comfortable seats in the balcony. Drinks were well priced for a concert venue...$8 for each tall can of beer or cider. The food smelled very good but we didn't try any. Nice service. The staff were all friendly. This theatre is like being in an old time hardware store seeing a Friday night concert! I love it!

    Tina L.

    What a gem in Falls Church! We recently went to The State Theatre for a yacht rock show featuring Thurston Howell, and it was such a fantastic experience. The venue itself has such a cool vibe--it used to be an old movie theater and now hosts live music and comedy shows. It's got this perfect mix of history and fun energy. One big plus is the free parking at Whole Foods and Kaiser--it makes the night out so much easier. Another pleasant surprise? The food! I ordered a burger that was cooked perfectly, and the housemade potato chips were out of this world. My friend had the pulled pork barbecue sandwich and couldn't stop raving about it--especially since the prices are super reasonable for a live music venue. And while Thurston Howell absolutely rocked the stage, one of the highlights of the night was our bartender. I wish I remembered her name, but she was an absolute star--friendly, fast, and attentive. Nobody at the bar ever seemed to be waiting for anything because she was just that good. All in all, this place checks every box: great music, great food, and great service. I can't wait to come back for another show!

    Maria-Elena T.

    Saw the Rolling Stines Cover Band, mother's Little Helper there. I got a table seat. I was confused and mistakenly got a table for four not understanding that a table is for 2. Oh well. They said they tried to call me to confirm it but I never answer unknown numbers. Surprisingly the food was decent but the acoustics were lacking; the band was good.

    Southern Accents Show from the Balcony
    David H.

    Venue that was apparently a movie theater back in the day and now hosts concerts, comedy nights and other live events. I've seen a mix of tribute/cover bands (a mainstay here), comedy shows ($5 comedy night with local comedians is always fun) and other performers. The venue isn't huge but they use their space well. They have standing/dancing areas and tables downstairs if you want to eat dinner and they have theater seats and seating along the rail up in the balcony. They have bars upstairs and downstairs but I've never seen the upstairs bars open so just head downstairs to grab a drink. There doesn't seem to be a bad seat in the house but keep in mine the seats upstairs are general admission so if you don't get there early you might be out of luck with getting a seat. There's free parking on the nights and weekends at the Kaiser parking garage across the street. This place is older so it can get warm, especially upstairs, any time of year and the upstairs restrooms are small compared to modern venues. This place is a Falls Church landmark and hopefully stays around for many years to come.

    Anita R.

    Great local venue. We went for the $5 comedy show and it was packed. The comics were great. This is a really good venue to have a few beers and laughs. There is free parking across the street on the top floors of the Kaiser Permanente garage. Go early for a good seat.

    Balcony seating
    Heather R.

    This is a good mid-sized theater, parking and restaurants close by. Good sound and lighting. You can get really close to the stage if you like. There are a variety of ways to see a show here - stand close to the stage, sit in the balcony, or (my favorite) reserve a table for an additional fee. Reserved tables get you a server and full menu of food. You unfortunately have to spend at least $10 per person on food, and their food is not spectacular. On the plus side, service is good. The building is a lovely old theatre, which is showing its age a bit. There is only one restroom on the first floor, designated for the disabled. Otherwise restrooms are on the balcony level, where there is also an additional bar that's open for sold-out shows. Pro tip: get to popular shows well before door opening time, a line for entry often starts an hour ahead of time for sold-out shows.

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    Nessa R.

    So you're DMV Yelp Elite is kinda a big deal. All Access means I was able to go in and out, I'm with the band. Lucky for me my brother and his band were in town. The people at the venue were kinda rude but the nice people out numbered the mean ones. Food looked decent and the Chefs were cool. Drinks looked amazing. Unfortunately I was in and out before the show started and didn't get an opportunity to try. I'll def be back!

    JC R.

    Great venue for jamming to 80s tunes by the Legwarmers! Great acoustics and neon light effects take you back to big hair band 80s...lThey have bars set up in at least 4 corners of the theater serving alcoholic drinks & refreshing non-alcoholic beverages! Very friendly and welcoming staff and we come here mostly when The Legwarmers band is playing. They play 80s music from pop Madonna to storytelling Tom Petty all the way to Twisted Sister's " wére not gonna take it " as we grooved and rocked it with Bon Jovî's and Axé Rose Guns n Roses sets, as well other popular 80s band in between! Absolute fun aerobic night for sure, in every sense!!!

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    Mark F.

    So we returned to The State Theatre for a fantastic show of Bruce in the USA. This time the sound was perfect. The crowd was great. The entertainment was thrilling and we have no complaints. My earlier review of the leg warmers stands with deafening sound quality this time it was 100,000% better great band great venue thank you.

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    Annette I.

    Easy and budget friendly, the State Theater's comedy night offered several comics that covered a variety of styles. I thought most of the comedians were funny. Mike the Manager greeted us warmly and seated us. Our snacks and drinks were simple and adequate. I would go again.

    Marisol D.

    This has been my first concert since covid and I super enjoyed it. You must be vaccinated or have a clear covid test within 3 days to attend the event. Seen Miyavi on 10/29/21 and it was even better than the first time I saw him here. The place had two floors and my old lady self can't be bothered to be down in the crowd so. 2nd floor with seats and a good view of the stage is where we decided to sit. I would def recommend it if you don't wanna be around too many people

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    Did not have any food but it looked delicious. Fun place to spend the evening. Almost Queen was a great band

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    Stone Room Concerts

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    (1 review)
    1.7 mi

    A hidden-jewel of the music scene in northern Virginia, Stone Room Concerts showcases small acts…read more--of big quality and sublime sound-- in various venues set up for intimate performances. These venues include church halls, basements of people's homes, lobbies of Arlington condos, a Falls Church bike store, and other community recreational space. Audiences are offered an unmatched experience of getting up close with top talent artists drawn from the nation's premier musical centers (Nashville, New York City, Austin, Athens, etc.). Artists perform acoustic style sets (bigger sets with multiple band players are also offered) to audiences who seek genuine music beyond the teflon machine-generated radio pop, and love to support independent musicians. These artists are tall on talent yet short on big name music industry commercial fame. Offering exquisite, heart-felt music and passion, their performances make for stirring musical soirees. Many of the acts are from the folk/bluegrass field, who have jazz and pop influences, extending sometimes to motown and gospel. Audiences can buy tickets online, via the Web site (stoneroomconcerts.com) but can also walk in to the venue on the performance night and are encouraged to donate to the artist. The host of the venue typically provides snacks and drinks for attendees. This non-profit is run with a lot of heart by David H. who does an impeccable job curating the numerous acts he brings to northern Virginia throughout the year. I highly encourage all music afficionados to attend one of these "house concerts" for the true feeling of shared musical spirit just as it has always been in history, through pure voice and unfiltered performance in a small gathering.

    From the owner: Stone Room Concerts, which began in 2012 as a series of private house concerts, supports regionally…read moreand nationally known independent musicians in intimate settings. In 2013, we began booking shows approximately once a month on Sunday nights at Bikenetic, a bicycle shop in Falls Church. In the fall of 2014, we also began presenting shows at The Falls Church Episcopal church and in 2015 at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Arlington. As of July 31, 2014, Stone Room Concerts was incorporated in the Commonwealth of Virginia, and has received 501(c)3 nonprofit status with the IRS, also effective as of that date. Additionally, Stone Room Concerts includes as part of its mission support for charitable causes, including acting as a fiscal sponsor for the Niñas Arriba! college scholarship fund for young women in El Salvador.

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    Northside Social Falls Church

    3.9
    (440 reviews)
    0.1 mi
    $$

    If you are looking for a spot that actually functions as a community hub rather than just a place…read moreto grab a caffeine fix, Northside Social in Falls Church is the standard. It has become the definitive home base for several of my local groups, and for good reason. The "No Agenda - Just Coffee" Crowd Since October 2025, this has been the quarterly meeting point for a group I help organize (2 entire meetings so far!). We bring together a mix of IT-centric CxOs, startup founders, innovators, govtech, thought leaders, and industry insiders. The beauty of the space is that it handles the "no structure, no rules" vibe perfectly. We show up, grab pastries, and just hang out. It's a low-key break from the grind, and the staff handles the morning rush with impressive efficiency. The Sunday Morning Tactical Post-Game Every Sunday at 6:30am, Northside serves as the rally point for our F3 The Capital workout group. We split up--ruckers head one way, runners another--and we all converge back at the shop by 7:30am. There is nothing quite like hitting the patio after a solid session for coffee, tea, and a high-quality breakfast. The Menu and My Personal "Hack" I've been significantly more health-conscious this year, so I generally keep the order lean. My go-to is a standard drip or an Americano with exactly one pump of vanilla. If you are looking for a meal, the avocado toast and poached egg sandwiches are objectively excellent. However, if you want the best thing on the menu, order the cheddar chive scone and ask them to heat it in the oven. It is a game-changer. The Vibe It has a genuine neighborhood feel. You'll see a broad spectrum of people--from tech folks on laptops to workout groups and families. It even transitions into a great bar scene in the evenings. It's consistent, high-quality, and remains my top recommendation in Falls Church.

    Love biking here! I think the matcha craze has gotten a little out of hand (in general) but am a…read moresucker for a special. While this one is $12 it's more of a breakfasty food/drink combo that's kinda fun - I loved the coconut macaroon crumble and sticky rice, but the mango was too sweet I'd ask for less of.

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    Open Road Grill

    4.0
    (674 reviews)
    3.0 mi
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    5-STAR HAPPY HOUR(s)…read more If the sitcom Cheers were to relocate to Falls Church, this might be the venue. The place is warm, with tons of TVs (in doors and out), happy people and solid food special during happy hour specials. Giddy'up! The spot may not garner a 5-star recommendation every time, but this evening -- for Happy Hour -- BAM, it hit on all the right notes. HAPPY HOUR HITS: Draft beers ($3 pints starting at 3pm) & small bites menu ($2 off). The Cobb Lettuce Wrap (blue cheese yummy!) are a must have (4 per order) and the nachos (BBQ chicken) were a surprisingly solid table pleaser.

    A group of us had dinner at Open Road recently. Our server was incredibly friendly and did a great…read morejob, but unfortunately the overall service was very slow. Drinks from the bar took quite a while to arrive, and there was also a long wait for our food to come out of the kitchen. I ordered the chicken fajitas, and they were definitely the highlight of my meal--hot, sizzling, nicely grilled, and very flavorful. Others in our group also enjoyed the generous portions of wings, fresh salads, and the jambalaya, so the food overall was very good. The restaurant has a fun, energetic vibe, but it was so loud that it was difficult to carry on a conversation at our table. One other downside was parking. The lot is fairly small and shared with three different restaurants, so finding a spot was frustrating. I'd come back because the food was good and the staff was genuinely friendly, but I'd hope for faster service and a better parking experience next time.

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    Settle Down Easy Brewing

    Settle Down Easy Brewing

    4.6
    (139 reviews)
    2.1 mi
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    Ok experience. We stopped here for lunch and a drink on a weekday. It was a little past their…read moreopening hours (based off their page). We tried to go in but the doors were locked. We stood out there for a few mins and then a guy opened the door saying "we're open". Hello to you too sir. It was awkward after that. The guy was not personable or welcoming. They had menus for a Mexican place that delivered, service was quick with that and food was tasty, servings big. I ordered an IPA but really didn't want to ask any questions with the guy who told us the place was open.

    Dropped by Settle Down Easy on a Saturday around 3 PM because I had some money left over on a gift…read morecard I was given. The environment was an open industrial space with a low-key vibe (at least at this time). A handful of regulars were posted up at the bar. They had sports on the TVs in front and on the big screen in the back. There's a stack of board games in the corner. For the couple times I've been here, the bartender has always been very informative, walking me through the beers on tap without my asking. The beer list is solid, and I had to try the Raspberry Beret imperial stout - the flavor was unique and the raspberry very notable. If you're feeling brave, ask about the Sweet Scoville Sting. Seriously spicy, so make sure you taste it before committing. Beyond beer, there's wine, ready-to-drink margaritas and cocktails, and a robust food menu so something for everyone.

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    Cowboy Cafe

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    3.7
    (224 reviews)
    2.6 mi
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    Cowboy Cafe is the quintessential North Arlington local. While we've affectionately dubbed it our…read more"collective Dad/dive bar," the reality is much more inclusive. On any given night, you'll find a mix of families, couples, and long-time regulars. It's the kind of reliable spot that anchors the neighborhood, especially since it's one of the few quality joints within walking distance of our front doors. Kellie and the rest of the crew are fantastic. They've mastered that perfect "local hang" energy--they provide great service with a side of "don't give a shit / don't take shit" attitude. It's authentic, unpretentious, and exactly what you want when you're looking to decompress. While I'm admittedly usually there for the beverages, the pub grub holds its own: * The Nachos: Whether you go for the "Mountain" or the "Molehill," they are a mandatory shareable. * The Wings: Always a solid, reliable bet. * The Sides: The fries are great, but don't sleep on their homemade tater tots--it's a unique take you won't find elsewhere. They keep a nice rotation of beers on tap and the bartenders know how to pour a proper mixed drink. As the weather starts to turn, the parking lot patio is the place to be. It's a great outdoor space to soak up the spring and summer vibes with a cold drink in hand. Things get crazy there whenever a local school has their PTA fundraiser, Cowboy is always the after party!

    Loved their food and atmosphere. Super chill. The inside is like a dive bar but they pull it off in…read morean amazing way. I saw families there, sports teams and people just trying to have a good drink. Definitely would recommend.

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    Solace Outpost

    3.6
    (125 reviews)
    0.4 mi
    $$

    Chicken thighs | Seating | Service…read more Chicken Thighs - The chicken thighs are surprisingly filling. Each order comes as one large deboned piece of meat, which is then cut into bite-sized pieces--easy to eat by hand or with a fork. They're available in a variety of flavors. I ordered them dry and got several sauces on the side to mix things up. Highly recommend. Seating - The restaurant has a surprising amount of seating. There's just as much indoor seating as there is outdoor, and possibly even more inside thanks to the bar and high-top tables. It's a great spot to start your night, end your night, or enjoy happy hour with friends after work. Service - For a bar, I thought the service was really good. Multiple waiters checked in on us, and we never had to wait for water or anything else. The recommendations they gave were great, and they stayed attentive throughout the night--even though it was moderately busy when we went. Pro tip: Be prepared to sit inside if you're hoping for a meaningful conversation--the street noise outside is quite loud. Between the main thoroughfare and the neighboring restaurants in the same alcove, it can get pretty noisy. If you value good conversation, you'll definitely want to opt for indoor seating. Pro tip: There isn't much parking in the area, so give yourself an extra 5-10 minutes when planning your visit.

    Of the beer halls and breweries in Falls Church, this one feels the most commercial. Despite that,…read morethey had a limited selection of beers on tap, and nothing on the darker end at all. The bar tender was very helpful and friendly and let us sample some of the options. The pineapple mango sour was ok, but more of a fruit cocktail than a beer. There is a lot of seating and space inside with several different rooms, including an arcade room. We didn't try the food there this time, but might on a visit later.

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    The National: American cheese, secret sauce, butterhead lettuce, heirloom tomato and house made pickles.
    The National: American cheese, secret sauce, butterhead lettuce, heirloom tomato and house made pickles.
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    INCA Social

    INCA Social

    4.0
    (424 reviews)
    3.1 mi
    $$

    TLDR: A fantastic game day spot with an energetic atmosphere, attentive service, and delicious…read morePeruvian food. The only downside was the limited and not very clean restrooms during a busy event. First, let's give an applause to their social media team for helping me discover this place. The game day promotions caught my attention, and they absolutely delivered. The decor, atmosphere, and energy were all fantastic. You could tell Inca Social was well prepared, with a fully staffed team that stayed attentive throughout our visit. Whether it was quickly finding us an extra chair or constantly refilling our water, the service was excellent. The food was equally impressive. I highly recommend the lomo saltado, and the pasta served alongside it was surprisingly delicious. The Inca Balls were also a great appetizer with a light, crispy exterior and a savory filling. The drinks were solid as well and rounded out the experience nicely. My only complaint is that there are only two restrooms, and given how busy the restaurant was, they weren't as clean as I would have hoped. Overall, this is a lively spot with great food, excellent service, and a fun atmosphere that I'd happily return to.

    I had been here before and the food was not bad at all as well as the service. I decided to go for…read moreMother's Day since I had not been here in years and was hopeful the food would be the same if not better. Unfortunately, I was wrong. Food selection was smaller, food was not worth the price and service was awful. We did not have a reservation but saw several tables open. They sat us near the welcome booth as we were a family of 5. We were given menus but not enough utensils and thought eventually we would get it along with the menus. There seem to be a huddle of employees in the entrance of booth and the waiter did not show up for another 5 minutes. Another 5 minutes passed and a different waitress showed up asking if we were ready. She did not tell us of any specials and we had to ask her the price of the bistec a lo pobre which she said was $26. We also asked her about other items we saw at the online menu but she said they weren't available. We decided to stay and order ceviche, lomo saltado, anticuchos and bistec a lo pobre. My husband ordered a beer and I ordered a chicha. There was no physical menu for children and she verbally told us the options. I ordered chicken tenders and fries for my toddler. She took our orders and food came out after 15 minutes. The meat was missing the sauce the menu said it came with, the ceviche tasted very lemony and the chicken tenders were more like chicken balls. The waitress never showed up with our drinks and we decided to just eat and go as the staff seemed to want to socialize more than tend to the customers. Once we were done, we asked for boxes and the check. Apparently, gratuity was already included and maybe thats why the service was so bad? She hardly came to check on us and to top it off she was surprised when we told her drinks never showed up to please take it off check. She didn't apologize or asked how the food was. She gave us boxes and off we left. Later, we realized the bistec a lo pobre was $28 instead of $26 and we had ordered two. I just wanted to leave at that point and not wait another 5 minutes for waitress to fix her mistake. The ad, as shown in picture, said all moms receive a flower but I guess having three kids with me wasn't enough for me to get one. We also noticed when we left their website said a party of 6 or more has gratuity included but we were a party of 5. What is shown online is very different than what you get in person and if the food was great I would gladly go back for at least takeout. Food is not worth it, the service for Mother's Day made it worst and the environment was mediocre at best. Prices were inconsistent and menu is not appealing. Not sure what happened here but changes should be made at least for Mother's Day.

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