The Falls

Stopped by for the weekend $32 all you can eat small plates brunch with my friend's birthday and we were pleasantly surprised at how tasty everything was!I kept seeing people recommend this place for brunch, so I've been eyeing this spot for a while. I had no idea where in Falls Church it was though, so that was a bit of a journey itself on getting there. The server was super attentive and helped me and my friend's select some items, but we ordered some mocktails and some of the small plates to see how small the small plates were. When they came out, it was the perfect portion for each one, so we got to work!Our favorites were the prime rib (especially with the horseradish crema, the yogurt parfait with fruit, chicken & waffle, biscuits with sausage gravy, and the chocolate pudding). We ordered some other things like the smoked salmon on toast, shrimp and grits, and the brisket, but we only liked certain parts of it (the smoke salmon but not the toast, the grits but not the sauce, and the brisket but there was too much sauce, the deviled eggs had too much cream on top, but was still tasty).Overall, it was a delicious brunch with lovely service, so I will be back to try some other small plates and their meals!

My cousin suggested we come here for brunch and overall The Falls was a very solid option. The restaurant had a smooth ambiance. A nice playlist was playing at a low level over the stereo and the noise level was great for having a conversation. We came here on a Sunday and I appreciated that they had large TV's by the bar so I was able to talk with my family and see the game. The bathrooms were very clean as well.Our server's name is Amanda and she was awesome. She was super patient and gave a great recommendation to order the the brisket sandwich. While we were waiting on our food, a random stranger walked into the restaurant and came up to our table brashly asking us and other tables for money. One of the employees, seemingly the manager or owner handled a situation swiftly and safely. Our food came out quickly and was very tasty. I appreciated the generous portion size of the fries. They were also crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. You know the fries are good when they don't need ketchup. The sandwich had plenty of brisket and I loved that it was served on a brioche bun. I had a rather large breakfast before coming here and took my other half of the sandwich to go. When I got home and put it in the air fryer it was almost as good as it was freshly served. We're definitely going to come back most likely to try either happy hour or the unlimited brunch.

Haven't been here since the remodel/rebranding. Welcoming and warm ambiance. Staff was friendly, service was good. Came for the bottomless brunch. Short and to the point, the food was a disappointment. All the meats tasted like yesterdays leftovers. Every slice of brisket was bone dry, bland n oxidized. Pulled pork tasted like stringy mush. Ribs had good flavor but were dry and the sauce was so sweet I couldn't eat it. Chicken sausage was a dry, rubbery, overly sweet mess (got thrown out). The biscuits were hard n dry. The jam was like a pasty, low quality gluey consistency. Pancakes were horrible, thin bland n boring. Bacon was like bland jerky. Biscuits n gravy was the worst I've ever had. Watered down excuse of gravy that tasted like it was made with spoiled old sausage (got thrown out). The salmon toast was ok but you cant really mess that up cause you're not cooking it. Prime rib was decent but bland as can be. They had the most lame tiny salt n pepper shakers I've ever seen. Barely anything comes out. Just about all the hot items were cold or room temp. There wasn't a single Item I enjoyed to the point I wanted another portion of. The offerings are great as it's a well thought out brunch menu. It's the execution and most importantly the passion/love isn't there. This place is a great deception. It looks nice from the outside in, the reviews are decent. But the heart of the restaurant, the food, is the complete opposite. There was no manager that I could see walking the floor to make sure everything is running to spec. I will say, the bathrooms were surprisingly nice n clean. All and all, I left disappointed and unsatisfied. I do feel blessed to be able to have tried it. Reviews are highly biased. If you're in the area, give it a try for yourself.

My husband and I enjoyed an unlimited brunch experience that left us thoroughly satisfied.- Food: The quality of the ingredients was excellent. Each dish was flavorful and enticing, with thoughtfully arranged small plates that provided ample portions to quickly satisfy our appetites.- Service: Exceptional. No other ways to explain! - Ambiance: The modern interior and comfortable seating areas create a lovely atmosphere, making it an ideal choice for a romantic date night.I highly recommend trying the unlimited brunch or opting for the à la carte menu.

We came here after dropping off our foster dog for adoption and wanted a good pick me up brunch. We frequent the chipotle so we'd been curious about this place since it was being put together before opening.The decor was a funky retro boho vibe, which I adore. There's a cool bar and it wasn't too loud inside that morning. They have an amazing AYCE brunch deal for small plates and tons of options. My fiance and I split the plates so we could try a bit of everything. The food always came out quickly and the drinks were delicious.Some plates were spectacular and others less than. The biscuit and there were some dessert puddings that were amazing. The potatoes were good. The donut and bread in the avocado toast were a little on the drier side, but decent. I was excited about the shrimp and grits but the shrimp wasn't fully cooked and still had a raw squish to it with the blue tinge. Maybe like it was thrown in hot water or high heat and pulled too early. I did send it back but there wasn't much concern from them or surprise which was a bit interesting. Our server was very nice but seemed to be juggling a lot of tables, so when we needed things like new utensils, the check, or something else it took a little while. Overall, it's worth another chance potentially, but I'd probably stick with certain dishes that we liked and maybe not as much on some of the meat depending.

Very mediocre food. We had been excited to try the falls for a while, especially as they are so gluten free friendly! I was so excited for the gluten free bread basket and while the biscuit and honey butter was great the roll was a little dry. We ordered some wings which were a good bit overcooked but the Alabama white sauce was really good. One member of our table tried the tempura crab cake and while the crab was good he didn't enjoy how much breading was on the outside. He also didn't like that the his side of Brussels weren't crispy. The butternut squash salad was pretty small for a main dish salad but the salmon was pretty good. Service was good and attentive, really they cleared the plates too quickly. They had a great selection of bourbon and whiskey and id come back for a business lunch but wouldn't take friends or family back.

This review is for brunch only. One of the best all you can eat (AYCE) weekend brunches that includes barbecue in Northern VA.Unlimited Small Plates Brunch. Adults $32, with amazing BBQ. Drinks. Pay as you go. There's a special on bubbles and juice. Mimosa kit. $28 one bottle. Carnivore go to:- Beef Brisket. House BBQ sauce. - Baby Back Ribs. Honey ginger glaze, herbs.- Pulled Pork. Chow chow, house BBQ sauce. - Prime Rib. Cooked medium rare with horseradish crema. Saw a Smoked Old Fashioned being made. - Jim Beam Rye, demerara syrup, bitters, smoke $14 with fire. Lit. LolParking. Free. We'll be back for happy hour $1each, smoked wangs and more brunch.

Endless small plates was yummy! The chicken was probably the best part. The burnt end hash was also very good as was the bacon, fruit, and avocado toast. The deviled eggs were interesting. Not bad but not my favorite. They were also quite large. The part that lacked the most and was the most disappointing was dessert. The Caramel Apple hand pie was super caramely and not in a good way. It also should have been heated up. The coffee cake was dry and bland. The falls needs to step up the dessert game. Overall a solid brunch spot. Cocktails super expensive though $15!

We dined here for happy hour a few weeks ago. I got the burger and the dumplings, both of which were fantastic and a good price. Service was prompt. The restaurant is beautifully decorated, spacious, and has a variety of kinds of tables for couples or larger groups. Parking is easy and right in front. I would love to eat here again!

I've been to this. The first time the food was mediocre best and the service was average, and yet the bill was very high. The second time we are relieved without a reservation and were told that the wait would be a few minutes as they cleared a table. 10 minutes later, nobody had talked to us, offered us a drink from the bar, or anything. Somebody actually came up to us and asked us if we were another party and when we told them who we were, they said, "oh OK" and walked away. I witnessed them seat other people without reservations in front of me after we've been waiting there for several minutes. I am done with the falls.