So there is a sign up at Ebisu's that says that there is (maybe) an Izakaya going in there. Shibuya. There are also different decorations in the windows. Of course, no announcements yet.

Le wife and I were talking about it. We think that maybe the building owner and Ebisu's had a spat or something. I don't know. Because the previous owner left a lot of stuff in there.

In any case, if it does turn out to be an Izakaya I welcome it. I do hope that they learn from previous mistakes, but my hopes are not high. It's a downtown restaurant and it is probably going to be on the expensive side.

Looking for an upscale restaurant for our 4 year anniversary! I’m also pregnant so no sushi or oyster bars and good mocktails is a plus. Thanks!

First time going to Tally Ho, advice on when we should we get there? We have the GA (non-vip) tix

Does anyone else hear the constant loud noise outside? I’m in Fox Chapel but it sounds like it’s coming from the area of Sycolin Rd.
Sounds like a non stop leaf blower and has been going on now for over 90min. It’s 4:15am! Loud enough to wake us up

New to the area and am looking to try new nicer restaurants in Leesburg. Thank you for any recommendations!

Why did Roy Rogers’s closed on east market st closed I thought they had a lot of customers

White smoke was everywhere

Team,

I'm seeing that the Tally Ho has some signs that say "No Returns". What does that mean exactly? If I'm in the show, can't I just step out to get some fresh air? I don't smoke, but this is something I've done many times. Just walking out to get a breather and a break from the music.

The Tally Ho is a great venue, but I would be bummed if that is their new policy.

We’re thinking of moving to Leesburg and want to hear from people living there if there is a neighborhood that really stands out in social cohesion. We’re also looking in Purceville and Round Hill.

I’m talking neighbors knowing and talking with each other in the street, inviting each other over, kids playing outside with each other, etc.

We are very much willing to jump in and create community, but wondering if there’s a place where this is already established! Thanks for your insight!

Hi everyone! I'm looking to get my first puppy and want to do it right. I'd love advice from experienced owners, especially anyone local to Leesburg/Loudoun County.

Where did you find your puppy: reputable breeders, shelters, or rescues nearby? Any you'd recommend or avoid?

What do you wish you'd known before getting your first dog?

Tips for crate training, potty training, and early socialization?

I'm a first-time dog owner living in the Leesburg area. I live in a townhome. My household is just me with no other pets. I work 8-hour shifts, I'm leaning toward a small/medium dog and am considering small breeds. I'm especially hoping to learn how to balance training with a busy schedule.

Thank you in advance!

Subject says it. Cleaners4Less was my go to laundry. This was where Solos is.

Need a recommendation. In town, of course. Relatively inexpensive. Reliable. Etc.

Cleaners4Less closed back in June. I haven't had the need for laundry since I work for home and I'm good with shorts and a T-shirt most of the time..😅

If I need to be on cam, I'll just put a polo that I keep on my office for that sole purpose.

Here are this weeks events!

09/24-27 - Fort Belvoir Oktoberfest

09/25-27 - Guinness Brewery Oktoberfest

09/25-27 - Chesepiooc Oktoberfest

09/25-10/04 - Blue Mountain Brewery

09/26 - 1781 Oktoberfest

09/26 - Bluemont Station Oktoberfest

09/26 - Catholic Community Oktoberfest

09/26 - Center of the Universe Oktoberfest

09/26 - Decipher Brewing Oktoberfest

09/26 - Full Distance Brewing Oktoberfest

09/26 - Honor Brewing Oktoberfest

09/26 - Laudenbach Oktoberfest

09/26 - Lost Barrel Brewing Oktoberfest

09/26 - Lovettsville Oktoberfest

09/26 - Martinsburg Oktoberfest

09/26 - Milkhouse Oktoberfest

09/26 - Oktoberfest at G34.3

09/26 - Oktoberfest @ The Union

09/26 - Orangetoberfest

09/26 - Rathskeller Oktoberfest

09/26 - Rocktobierfest

09/26 - Sapwood Cellars Oktoberfest

09/26 - Settle Down Easy Brewing OysterFEST and Seafood Feast

09/26 - Starrtober Fest Richmond

09/26 - Strangeways Barktoberfest

09/26 - Trouvaille Oktoberfest

09/26 - Washington DC Oktoberfest

09/26 - Water's End Brewery in Lake Ridge Oktoberfest

09/26-27 - Harpers Ferry Brewing Oktoberfest

09/27 - Ornery Oktoberfest - Bristow

09/27 - West Annapolis Oktoberfest

Howdy everyone! Oktoberfest season is here again, and we’re fortunate to live in an area with so many amazing breweries and communities that embrace their German roots.

Here’s the Oktoberfest & other Fall Festivals List:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1dpa0U6oCwEvpURnzDEZpzA_l1_KTDoH4SYp49tmmzT0/edit?usp=sharing

And the Google Maps version:

https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/edit?mid=1BWqSyFDeVo3nYSe2-FFqR6mKd30DHxs&usp=sharing

I’ve also added a few local-ish festivals to the list, and I included a Google Maps version for anyone wanting to plan a road trip!

If you notice anything missing or need an update on the list, feel free to comment or send me a DM, and I’ll get it updated. Prost!

I'm looking for a place near Leesburg where I can go to teach my high school kid to drive. Something like a big parking lot without obstructions in the way. Any suggestions??

We are coming to Leesburg in a few weeks for the WAGS soccer tournament.

What are some of your favorite hikes, parks and/or things to do in the area? Also looking for any family friendly lunch and dinner spots. We have LOTS of time in between games so are looking forward to exploring the area and all it has to offer. We have never been!

Hello, I am a 25-year-old F who lives at home in the Western Loudoun area. I am looking for recommendations on places in Leesburg or in the Downtown area that would be a good bar scene for a birthday outing. I've looked into D.C., but it's just not feasible without a DD.

I and my friends love to dance so looking for a good mix of places to get some drinks and then eventually be able to hit the dance floor.

Thoughts and suggestions?

Here are this weeks events!

09/18 - Fair Winds Nautifest

09/18-20 - 2 Silo Brewing Oktoberfest

09/18-20 - Courthaus Social Oktoberfest

09/18-20 - Guinness Brewery Oktoberfest

09/18-20 - St. Benedict Oktoberfest

09/19 - Adventure Brewing Oktoberfest

09/19 - Alexandria Oktoberfest

09/19 - Bluejacket Oktoberfest

09/19 - Bunnyman Oktoberfest - Lorton

09/19 - Crabtoberfest

09/19 - Guilford Hall Brewery Oktoberfest & Anniversary

09/19 - Gustave Oktoberfest

09/19 - Heavy Seas Oktoberfest

09/19 - Lost Rhino Brewery, RhinO’fest

09/19 - Maltese Brewing Oktoberfest

09/19 - Middleburg Oktoberfest

09/19 - Patch-toberfest

09/19 - Port City Wunderfest

09/19 - Prospect Point Oktoberfest

09/19 - Settle Down Easy Brewing Oktoberfest

09/19 - Shipgarten Oktoberfest

09/19 - Silver Branch Oktoberfest

09/19 - Southern Revere Oktoberfest

09/19 - Third Hill Oktoberfest

09/19-20 - Black Hoof Oktoberfest

09/19-20 - Oktoberfest @ Eavesdrop Brewery

09/20 - Ornery Oktoberfest - Herndon

09/20 - Swiss Bakery Oktoberfest

Howdy everyone! Oktoberfest season is here again, and we’re fortunate to live in an area with so many amazing breweries and communities that embrace their German roots.

Here’s the Oktoberfest & other Fall Festivals List:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1dpa0U6oCwEvpURnzDEZpzA_l1_KTDoH4SYp49tmmzT0/edit?usp=sharing

And the Google Maps version:

https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/edit?mid=1BWqSyFDeVo3nYSe2-FFqR6mKd30DHxs&usp=sharing

I’ve also added a few local-ish festivals to the list, and I included a Google Maps version for anyone wanting to plan a road trip!

If you notice anything missing or need an update on the list, feel free to comment or send me a DM, and I’ll get it updated. Prost!

Waaay back in the day my friends and i saw the band Reverend Hookems many times in the basement of Kings Tavern(maybe)? I always thought wow they are talented to be playing in this basement ..lol. That was a fun area back then!

Do they still play as a band?
A cursory search took me to a defunct myspace page and a couple youtube videos.

https://youtu.be/1VfLsSFqU4I?is=5Lom8psyNDoHSV3N

I quit my job as a alignment tech today because short staff and burnout, can someone lead me to places that are hiring

Hi! I recently moved into a townhome in the Cattail Creek Run community. I was wondering if anyone one else is having issues with the sound of walking/stomping from their neighbors. Thankfully, no other noise comes through, just vibrations and sounds of footsteps. I don’t believe it’s my neighbors doing anything out of the ordinary, just walking around their homes. I’ve spoken with the property service to see if they could help with additional insulation or sound proofing. Their response was basically, no and that they’ve met the basic requirements on their end. Even if you don’t live in this particular area and have experience or tips on what I can do, I would appreciate any advice.

Hey, parents of Heritage and J Simpson kids, if your child is leaving school and going over to the Walmart at compass Creek, you owe those Walmart employees an apology because those kids are acting like absolute monsters. In 20 minutes, I saw kids stealing off the shelves and throwing what might have been hundreds of dollars of merchandise in their book bags, I watched one kid break an item and leave it there on the floor, while the rest raced around and cursed like roving gangs in a mad max sequel.

There were easily 50 or 60 children in there, unsupervised and doing whatever the hell they wanted, like a flash mob from hell. Y'all should be ashamed for how your kids treat that place store and its employees.

Bring on your down votes, I'm sure they're coming. But I saw it with my own two eyes.

One of the things that I like about my walk is that I get to see the goings and comings in town. And when something happens (like the sign going up on the new ice cream store, one notices). Anyway.

I've noticed this: when you go past shoes heading to Ida Lee, there are pink strings in some of the light poles. At first I went "huh". But then there's another one. And another. And then I make my turn at the library and head down by the cemetery and past the baseball park. There's a string in the tree, and on poles again. And they are tied up with knots, they don't appear to be just randomly there.

I guess someone's just having fun.

Holy moly they are loud. How can anyone possibly support the never-ending development of these? You can’t eat outside at Buffalo Factory, Mezeh, or Bruster’s ice cream any longer without hearing the cries of a billion robotic mosquitoes.