I had eaten at Founding Farmers DC on Pennsylvania Avenue the day prior for a group dinner and was…read morewow'ed by my Au Poivre Steak Frites, so I decided to go again by myself to another location -- which was this one in Chinatown. I made a same-day reservation on Open Table and was seated immediately. I ordered the scratch soda in guava, as that was the current seasonal flavor. It was delicious!! I'm not sure how homemade soda tastes better than normal soda, but I thoroughly enjoyed the drink especially with the flavoring. I ordered the goat cheese burger that comes with balsamic onion, lemon aioli, and fries on the side. I know goat cheese can be pungent and not palatable to all, but I've had it in burgers before and loved it so I thought I'd try Founding Farmers' rendition. I was actually not a fan. I knew I don't like onions and asked for the balsamic onions on the side, but I think I was most turned off by the lemon aioli layered with finely cut lettuce. I usually don't think I'm a nit-picky person, but I think the aioli made the lettuce soggier. I overall didn't love this burger's composition. Aside from this, the patty was juicy and tasted good with the goat cheese which was the main objective of the burger anyway. All in all, I think Founding Farmers is still a worthwhile restaurant to check out while in DC, but I won't order this particular dish again.

I really wanted to love it for being farm to table. But minor to major flaws made for just an…read moreaverage meal. The salt levels were unbalanced in my juicy Lucy burger, the cornbread was lacking any sweet, the falafel burger was too think and had a dry patty, my Paloma needed fresher grapefruit that hadn't been soaking in simple syrup, my friend found her gnocchi heavy and lacking herbaceousness and acid. Not one dish clearly succeeded, except bizarrely the cinnamon sugar bacon lollis. The wait staff is relaxed and attentive, while the vibe inside is of hungry diners having (just) a good time.

First the good: the food is great. We have eaten there twice and both times the food was superb…read more But now the bad: the service was horrible. We were there for at least 15 minutes before a waiter appeared to take our order. But it went downhill from there. We were there for an hour and fifteen minutes before we received our lunches. The waiter did not alert us there was a problem, and when I complained, for the second time, about the delay, he said, "Well the food is a little slow coming out of the kitchen." That was after we had been there for over an hour, and, as I said, I complained for the second time. No matter how good the food is, and it is, it is totally unacceptable to have to wait an hour and a quarter for food. and the restaurant was not even crowded.

How do you define a solid meal? Excellent food, outstanding service, and decadent cocktails…read more So we went to happy hour at Petite Auberge. It may not have been their official happy hour, but it was ours--and if you know us, you know we love happy hour. We had a fantastic time. The service could not have been more attentive. Every bite had just the right amount of flavor and spice, and the cocktails were absolutely spot on. We shared three appetizers and couldn't have been more pleased. The octopus was fantastic, the truffle fries are something I'll be craving for a long time, and the charcuterie board topped everything off perfectly. If you get the chance, make a reservation and go. We left grinning from ear to ear after a great meal, great drinks, and a great evening.

They were extremely busy and we decided to sit at the counter…read more Typically breakfast and will come again.

Excellent visit for breakfast! I thoroughly enjoyed my omelette, the atmosphere, and service! The…read morefood came out so fast too! My sister in law enjoyed the two eggs breakfast and we split a chocolate chip table cake! Only suggestion would be making home fries crispier! Otherwise, had a great meal!

You should visit even if you are not a history or Civil War enthusiast Very accessible location…read moreand beautiful views of an important event in US history

It's bigger than you think. 18 miles for the car tour and a ton more hiking paths. It was also…read morehillier than I thought. Once you're there you'll understand how prominent Henry and Matthews's hills are. Well worth the visit.

Ordered dinner to go and it was delicious. The taiki was the best I've had since I visited Greece…read more And the Baklava oh my I could eat that everyday. I ordered and drove straight there and food was ready. So great service. Worth the trip.

We came here as a quick bite to eat while running errands! The service was very fast for a pickup…read moreorder! Mediterranean platter was great, it has savory light red sauce the green beans are cooked in! Very enjoyable as a side with their rice! The lamb was cooked very well and the white sauce complimented them! We also got a lamb gyro which was amazing! It was full of flavour and would be an amazing comfort food! We are definitely coming back here!

Absolutely love Short Pump Town center! It's such a beautiful shopping center. I feel pretty safe…read morewhen I'm shopping here. It's right off of Broad street. They have your usually mall stores such as Journeys, Macy, Dillard etc. I love popping into Crate & Barrel and exploring what they got. Few food joints around such as Auntie Anne's. Each store; you'll get great customer service or just okay. Depends on where you shop; the price can be low to high. Lots to explore here. Plenty of parking but it gets super packed during the holidays and summer when the kids are out of school.

I am a newbie to Short Pump! This place was absolutely amazing, I can't wait to go back…read more The selection of stores and variety of items sold were in abundance. The value was a bit unexpected as I assumed this would be more in line with outlet pricing. No biggie though, I thoroughly enjoyed myself here, and the fact that it wasn't completely overwhelming. As far as service, everyone seemed happy and welcoming from the employees in the establishments to the actual customers visiting.

This is a beautiful national park in Virgina. This past Sunday, June 14, 2026; had the opportunity…read moreto check out on Flag Day free of charge , and enjoy the Skyline Drive. Beautiful breathtaking, serene, inner peace, and viewpoints to stop and take pictures that are gorgeous, and truly connected you with nature The trails and drive itself is beyond remarkable, and overall everyone needs to experience once in there life.

Amazing gem of a national park. Skyline drive is well maintained and all of the overlooks were…read moreclean and well kept. The residence were courteous and did not invite themselves over (the bears) and I can't wait to come back here!!!

I have always heard of Tysons Corner, the good and the bad. I just never really had a reason or the…read moretime to come out this way to visit this shopping center. However, on a recent trip coming back home, I made my way here to kill some time as I had the day off from work. First things first, what a nightmare to find a parking spot and to not get run over by traversing the parking area. I thought I had gone the wrong way at one point to find a spot. And when I did find a spot I was confused and thought I had to pay to park. I wish it were just easily marked on where to go here. Once parked, I found my way inside and just meandered around the space. Popping in an out of stores as I saw appealing. They really do have a ton of selections here. Huge amount of time can be lost here if you are on a time crunch. I was in no rush, so I wandered around until I had my fill of the space. My suggestion to you. Come early in the morning, you will definitely be able to get in and out of each store you need to with ample time. Less hassle in the parking lot. And less hassle walking between stores. Or, if you are up for it, travel here by Metro.

We visit Tysons Corner once a year. It's located in a busy area of Virginia. Its close proximity to…read moreDC and a nearby metro station make it an ideal location for tourists who want to go shopping in a relatively safe area. It's ever changing as many stores have come and gone. Nevertheless, this is my favorite mall to visit when we make our annual trip to DC. Tysons Corner is located in Tysons, Virginia. The parking structure is very busy and somewhat chaotic. It doesn't have the best layout and there's a lot of confusion as people maneuver through the structure. We bypass this situation by parking on the upper level. Tysons Corner is an incredibly busy mall that never seems to be empty, regardless of the time of day that you visit. This is a three story indoor shopping mall that caters to customers who want to spend serious money. They have your typical stores like Old Navy and Journeys. But then, you'll find Cartier, Louis Vuitton, and Rolex. So, there's something for everyone! Their food court section on the top level near the movie theater has seen better days. It's outdated and hidden away from the rest of the mall. All of the other eateries on the 1st and 2nd levels are pretty nice. They have restaurants like Seasons 52 and Cheesecake Factory that you'd typically find at many of the larger malls. They also have some pop up eateries in the center of the shopping center. I love coming to Tysons Corner. I am still bummed about LL Bean leaving this mall. but I still love this mall. Some stores have moved to different locations within the mall, so make sure that you check the updated directory. The best times to visit Tysons Corner are either early in the morning or about an hour before closing. If you want to get some shopping done while in the area, Tysons Corner is the place for you!