northern virginia dining: Northern Virginia Diners, Dives and Delights You Don't Want to Miss - 10/04/08 05:47 PM
If you are looking for the last surviving diner in Fairfax City then you need to stop at the 29 Diner at the intersection of Routes 29 and 123. Originally called the Tastee 29 Diner when the doors opened July 1947 the diner was on the busiest "major" highway between DC … (10 comments)
northern virginia dining: Equal Time for the Carnivores-Five Guys Burgers and Fries - 09/28/08 09:51 AM
It seems only fair since my post on Sunflower Vegetarian Café appealed to the vegans and vegetarians in Northern Virginia that equal time should be given to those who like meat and potatoes.
Just about anyone who has lived in Northern Virginia for awhile has been introduced to Five Guys Burgers … (7 comments)
northern virginia dining: Dixie Bones-Good Old Fashioned Southern BBQ in Prince William County - 09/24/08 04:10 PM
Have a craving for a little bit of southern BBQ, cornbread or old sytle mac and cheese? Then head to Dixie Bones BBQ in Woodbridge to get your fix.
Opened in Woodbridge in 1996, Dixie Bones is good old fashioned down home southern cooking. Everything you will order at Dixie Bones is made from … (2 comments)
northern virginia dining: Where's the Beef? It's Not at the Sunflower Cafe! - 09/17/08 03:46 PM
If you are looking for a charbroiled steak and potatoes then you will drive right past the Sunflower Vegetarian Café in Vienna VA. If you do you will miss a great treat.Our family first started dining at Sunflower Vegetarian Café about 5 years ago when it we discovered it had the … (9 comments)
northern virginia dining: Northern Virginia-Diners, Dives and Delights - 02/07/08 06:49 AM
Oh go ahead, you know you want to. Occasionally you just have to indulge that little longing for something that just might not be good for you. You can regret it tomorrow but today let's go ahead and hit a few of the oh so good but bad for your local joints. … (18 comments)
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If you are looking for the last surviving diner in Fairfax City then you need to stop at the 29 Diner at the intersection of Routes 29 and 123. Originally called the Tastee 29 Diner when the doors opened July 1947 the diner was on the busiest "major" highway between DC … (10 comments)
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