The fourth annual Taste of Annandale is tomorrow, Saturday, Oct. 13, 10 a.m.-4 p.m., along Tom Davis Drive in the heart of Annandale. It’s happening rain or shine. There will be tents, so you’ll be able to enjoy a meal and watch the entertainment without getting wet. The children’s program is indoors at the ACCA Child Development Center at... Continue Reading →
A new bubble tea shop, called Gong Cha, is coming to Annandale. It isn't expected to open until the end of 2018 or early 2019, but you can get a preview next months, as Gong Cha will offer some of its tea drinks at the Taste of Annandale. The shop, to be located at 4220... Continue Reading →
The Taste of Annandale will feature craft beers from Audacious Aleworks, a brewery and taproom that opened in May in Falls Church. The festival will for the first time have an enclosed beer garden. Audacious Aleworks plans to offer four types of brews, probably including an IPA, an Oktoberfest beer, and “whatever looks good at... Continue Reading →
Annandale is one of the top suburbs in the nation for having “true destination-worthy eats,” according to Thrillist. The website includes Annandale among its list of 11 top places in the United States outside metropolitan areas for foodies, noting “Annandale has long been the DC metro area’s go-to for some bibimbap with a side of... Continue Reading →
If you hadn’t yet tried the traditional Korean cuisine at the Honey Pig Korean BBQ Restaurant, you’ll get your chance at the Taste of Annandale. The Honey Pig, at 7220-C Columbia Pike, is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year. It specializes authentic meals with lots of courses, including meat cooked at the table, rice, noodles,... Continue Reading →
The Taste of Annandale is just around the corner – and lots of plans are falling into place to make this festival a must-attend event for everyone in the Annandale community and beyond. The third annual Taste of Annandale is Saturday, Oct. 14, 10 a.m.-6 p.m., on Tom Davis Drive. That’s in the center of Annandale, between... Continue Reading →
The PhoWheels food truck is bringing to the Taste of Annandale Vietnamese food with a Texas accent. The owners, Kimberly Nguyen and her brother Huy, live in Anndandale but hail from Houston, which boasts the second-largest Vietnamese community in the country. Their most popular items are tacos – with pork belly, garlic chicken, or mushroom... Continue Reading →
