Best Restaurants that are Worth The Drive in Ashburn

Hands down, my absolute favorite restaurant in Reston. Great for special occasions.

The welcome was gracious, the service was attentive, friendly and beautifully done, the food was outstanding, the wine was perfectly matched, the ambiance made it a warm and inviting evening and definitely one that we look forward to repeating.

This is our favorite dining experience in the DMV - and beyond. Greetings are effusive. Service is wonderful. Mustafa is our favorite, but everyone involved is grand. The food is par excellence. And the wine list is very fine. Lorraine and I celebrated our 44th wedding anniversary yesterday with "our friends" here at LACF and every one helped us, with style, but also with grace.

Great Tuskie's experience! Appetizers, food served in a short time and all was very good! Service was great also.

This was out first visit to The Lost Fox, and it was very nice. We were looking for someplace new, and I just found it on a Google search. First of all, you enter and there's a reception desk reminding guests that it is for patrons 21 and older. That sets the tone its an adult experience. Upstairs (via elevator or stairs), is a bar area and a small main dining room. Everything is done in dark woods with pictures and paintings framed on the walls. It's hard to describe but they pull it off well. My wife had the smash burger, and I opted for the French Dip. Both were excellent. Although, there were many other choices ranging from crab cake sandwich to filet mignon to dinner salads. The restaurant seemed well staffed. Our server, Ashleigh, was very good. When there was a question about an ingredient on my wife's meal, she checked with the kitchen and then came back to tell her, and give her a choice. The manager apparently made it a point to check our Open Table reservation so he could call me by name at our table. It was a nice touch, and he stopped by a couple of times to check on everything. One note: It is not easy for handicapped people to get in. If you park on the curb like we did, you have to step up and then step down to get to front door. If you or your guest is in a wheelchair, there are cuts in the curb, but they are some distance down the block.