Pre 2023 St. Patrick's Day - I was looking for a bottle of Connemara Peated Irish Whiskey. Not many…read morelocal Virginia ABC Stores stock this whiskey - so after consulting with the Virginia ABC web site - I determined that the Chantilly, VA location had it in stock. Store is well stocked, clean, and well lit. Staff greeted me as soon as I entered and asked if I needed assistance. Was in and out quickly, paid with Apple Pay at the register and was on my way! #VirginiaABCStore

Always courteous service and the place (each store ) is impeccably clean. I have nothing to…read morecomplain about except the price of liquor.

Usual Total Wine that has a large selection of beer and wine with a cigar area too if you're…read morelooking for those. They can't sell liquor thanks to Virginia's communist laws that restrict liquor sales to state owned ABC stores. The selection of individual bottles/cans of beer isn't as large as some locations but it's alright. They were giving out free samples of something when I was there but it was some mediocre seltzer so it was to too impressed. Parking can be crazy in this shopping center since there are a ton of stores in this place: I'm not too close to this location but so I won't make a special trip to come here but I'll stop by if I'm in the area and need something.

Good customer service - helpful and knowledgeable employees. We were staying in the area for a…read moreweekend and popped in here! This one doesn't have spirits, but they have a great selection of wines and beers at fair prices! There's plenty of parking in the parking lot.

People are pretty helpful. Easy to find items. No one really talks, you just go in and get what you…read moreneed.

Good selection, nice staff who were knowledgeable as well. They eventually opened up the 2nd…read moreregister - I guess Saturdays are their busy days

I was recommended this Greek warehouse by relatives to get olive oil, olives, and various other…read moreGreek food related items. The man who owns it was very helpful (Nick) and it's a pretty small operation but there are enough items overall. And considering that there aren't many Greek specific markets/warehouses, bakeries, etc this is a nice place to get what you may need. Hours open to the public are pretty limited though M-F 7am to around 10am and you should call or text the day before to ensure he'll be there and not doing this rounds of delivery. To give you an idea of cost, a tin of olive oil was around $40 and price will be going down soon is what he said. I ended up getting Ion milk chocolate bars which you can get singles or boxes. We also go got a few other items like wine, rakomelo, halva, misko pasta, and papadopoulos caprice sticks. He doesn't sell frozen stuff like spanakopitas as he said there isn't much client demand for that. Other items he had in stock included coffee, water, soda, cheese, tomatoes, and more. You can park in the back and head to suite M to enter the warehouse. Also, he only takes checks or cash, no credit cards.

[923] 6/6/2019…read more This state liquor store located in a strip mall with tons of parking The store has a nice selection of wines and other liquor items (no beer) The staff was friendly and very friendly If I am in the area I would definite go back

I really need to do my homework in advance regarding liquor sale policies in other states rather…read morethan have each visit to a different liquor store be a learning experience. Last time, I learned "Total Wine and More" doesn't have the "and More" in Virginia. This time I learned this place carries only liquor. This seems to be the place to come locally if you like your bourbon, as shelves on one entire wall, and about half of the back wall, were devoted to it. The selection was decent, though a large portion of it was numerous varieties of the most popular brands. Prices were typically a buck or two above competitive for the whiskey/bourbon/scotch selections in general. I liked their rum selection too. Everything is well laid out here, and it's bright and clean, a good place to include in your liquor shopping itinerary.

Went here on 12\13 for some wine and a bite. Things started out well and the seafood dip and peanut…read morebutter beer were excellent. Then things took a turn for the worse as the service got worse and the ambiance changed a bit when live music started playing. It became clear that the staff could not handle the larger customer base as there were only two people serving drinks and food, because the third one was too busy drinking and giving high fives to people at the bar instead of helping. I went to the bar a few times to put a food order in by the staff was too busy on the floor, while the third person at the bar did see me but didn't bother to help.

Loving the new expanded refreshing menu! We came in tonight for a date happy hour…read more I got their line 39 sav Blanc at $9 a glass. Beet humus with plenty of pita chips $10 AND individual chucuterri $14. Such friendly staff, very helpful finding a drink you'll like! I have been since the remodel for drinks with friends, family dinner with kiddos and dates! Great place to work from during the afternoons too!

Eh. I've been in here about 10 times and the service varies considerably. At times I've been…read moretreated well and people have helped me choose a wine for the occasion, explaining the difference between wines. However, on about 50% of my visits I have been either ignored completely, treated rather rudely, or some combination. This doesn't seem to be based on how busy the store is- I've really only ever had one or two other customers in there at the same time I was in. I have no idea why, unless it is the difference in my apparel (work vs. casual). I left the other day knowing I won't be back. I can get good wine elsewhere without leaving feeling badly about the interaction. Too bad.

A year after my review, I was contacted by the owner of the shop. He wanted to apologize for giving…read moreme the Drumheller Chardonnay bottles with messed up labels. He offered me a bottle of the same wine as an apology. So I went and picked it up. I also met the owner Mr. Rande Jenus and he was very apologetic for what happened. Although I had almost forgotten about it, I was happy that Wine Cabinet whose first impressions on the phone, of the wine tasting lady, were very good, gave me another good one by showing a nice gesture. It is after all, "Better late than never."

We came to Evelyn Rose for a friend's birthday and were blown away. The service was top-tier from…read morethe start--they even printed "Happy Birthday" on the menu, which made the night feel so special. The highlight of the meal was definitely the Kangaroo Tartare. If you're hesitant about it being gamey, don't be! It had a perfect balance of sweetness from the caramelized onions and a distinct, smoky flavor from being torched. For the main, I had the Pan Seared Wild Petrale Sole, which was beautifully cooked and fresh. My friend loved the chicken, and we ended the night sharing a delicious dessert. Bonus: Parking was a breeze--we found a spot on the street right in front of the restaurant. We will definitely be back!

I'll admit, this review is a little biased as my husband and I were frequent diners at Clarity when…read moreit was owned by Chef Jon Krinn as that is where we first encountered Chef Nick and Sam and have been following/supporting them ever since the Clarity transition. We definitely went to the Dabney quite a bit when Sam was working there. But, as for Evelyn Rose - we couldn't be more thrilled. When the Bazins announced that they were selling their restaurant, I honesty couldn't think of better new owners, and they have just nailed it. Food: The food is excellent. Always well-seasoned with lots of choices for all different appetites and preferences. A few specific touches that I personally love - half portions of pasta, options on an a la carte menu as well as a tasting menu (every evening!) and the ability to often order courses a la carte off the tasting menu. Flexibility is the name of their game, and it is truly appreciated. Chef Nick really has a way with fish, and that's frequently what I order there, but honestly, I think only one time did I have a dish that I felt was sub-par (I had a meat dish that was slightly overcooked and a tad dry) but that's a few and far between occurrence. Last night I had the rockfish dish which was perfectly crisped, and the sauce and beans that accompanied it were just perfect. My husband had the gnocchi which was light and fluffy. Service: Sam, the co-owner and Sommelier, is really just amazing at hospitality. He is friendly, warm, and always looking to ensure you are having a great experience. He's put together a small, but well-curated wine list - nothing overly expensive, and wines that you'd 'expect' to see as well as hidden gems. He's always willing to offer advice on wine pairings - not just for the tasting menu but the a la carte menu, which is always appreciated by my husband and I. Aside from Sam, generally, the service is attentive most times we have dined there - most of the time, if the service is lagging a bit, it's usually because they are packed! Vibe: Evelyn Rose has a cozy, warm vibe. Lots of exposed wood and blue and gold tones throughout the restaurant. Do note that it can get loud, especially on weekends when they are packed. Other: We are very blessed to have such an excellent restaurant down the street. Don't take my word for it - we were at Albi just a few nights ago and when we mentioned to the bartender we live in Vienna, they said "oh, have you been to Evelyn Rose?" (seriously!) Coming from a bartender at a one-star Michelin restaurant...I'd say that's quite the compliment. Looking forward to many more dinners at Evelyn Rose!