Die besten Frühstück-Restaurants in Falls Church

Yesterday, my best friend and I, along with our two six-year-old daughters, had the pleasure of dining at Seasons at Four Seasons in Washington, D.C., for our annual Galentine’s Day tradition, something we’ve done with the girls since they were one! From the moment we arrived, we were warmly greeted by the hosts and hostesses, setting the tone for an exceptional experience. The ambiance is elegant yet inviting, making it the perfect place for a special brunch. The buffet is truly next-level. With made-to-order French toast, pancakes, and waffles, alongside a sushi station, seafood station, a fresh salad bar, a vibrant fruit station, an omelet station, and an entire treat room filled with endless desserts, there’s truly something for everyone. And let’s not forget the drinks! The bottomless mimosas were fantastic, and we also indulged in espresso martinis, which were equally amazing. Our server, Abdul, took excellent care of us, ensuring we had everything we needed for a flawless dining experience. I would love to thank him again for providing such excellent service. I truly cannot recommend Seasons enough for a luxury brunch outing. Every year, they exceed our expectations, and we look forward to many more visits!

we got a lovely free appetizer from the manager and it was so good! the service is lovely

Our food was delicious, fresh, generous portions. We had roasted half chicken and avocado toast. We both asked for substitutions/add-ons which were accommodated. I was offered an alternative add-on because the one I initially requested was seasonal. Drinks and desserts were also good regarding taste and serving size. Our waiter was very pleasant and regularly checked on us without being intrusive. The manager also stopped by our table and other customers to check that everything was ok. It’s a diner, so noise levels are what one might expect, but we could easily converse without raising our voices. It has a retro diner vibe with posters/photos/vinyl of iconic performers at Carnegie Hall (original diner in New York is near the concert hall). It’s becoming a favorite neighborhood spot so it’s always busy and the one negative is that parking in this popular local shopping center is relatively limited so it can be hard to find a space during peak hours.

Server was the best. The 4 of us loved our meals and had beignets for dessert. They were absolutely delicious. Pleasant night with good friends!

Music should be background, not blaring, causing guests to talk louder, causing a negative to the dining experience. Service and food are good and a good value!