Location: Occoquan
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Best American restaurants nearby. Discover the best American food in Occoquan. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for American restaurants near you.. Occoquan (/ˈɒkəkwɒn/) is a town in Prince William County, Virginia. The population was 759 at the 2000 United States Census, but as of the census of 2010, there were 934 people residing in the town of Occoquan. The town is a suburb of Washington, D.C. and is adjacent to Woodbridge. The current mayor is Liz Quist.
Things to do in Occoquan
10. Electric Palm Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 110 reviews
Reviewed By MaryandBobontheroad
Plenty of parking. Afternoon party and the beer was good and cold and a little expensive. Nice view, a little warm and humid inside.
9. Famous Dave's Bar-B-Que
Overall Ratings
4 based on 278 reviews
Famous Dave's is a legendary family BBQ restaurant with excellent catering services available in Woodbridge and the surrounding areas.
Reviewed By Kris B
We love this place! We have eaten here several times this month and last month and the food and service are consistently awesome! Last night we had Ms. Tennessee as our server and she took really great care of us. Also, we really love the *punch* (for adults). So delicious! Chopped pork sandwich, Brisket, BBQ Chicken have all been delicious. We will keep coming back!Also, they have G-free options and a book listing out allergy stuff for those suffering with intolerance issues or allergies. Super helpful!
8. Wegmans
Overall Ratings
4 based on 141 reviews
Reviewed By marjack01
I always love visiting Wegmanâsâitâs like the Disneyland of grocery stores. I love the cheese section and can find exactly what I am looking for. I enjoy the sales on baking ingredients in November and December and stock up. Cashiers are always very efficient and good-tempered. That means a lot.
7. Occoquan Inn
Overall Ratings
3 based on 59 reviews
Reviewed By rameyfamily
My husband and I had lunch here during the Occoquan Festival. The food was good, prices were reasonable and the service was great.
6. Third Base Pizza & Frozen Custard
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By helensG619FC
First off the pizza is good and the prices arenât bad. The outdoor seating is nice although its on a busy corner. The indoor seating is nearly nonexistent with most of the space being given to the kitchen. It makes me worry about their ability to turn enough tables during the cold weather months. The pizzas are good sized to share with another person if you arenât super hungry. The flavor combos arenât your average run of the mill pizzeria flavors. But they do have the ability to make your own. We didnât try the custard so I canât speak to that. The waitstaff is the real letdown. First time we went was a middle of the week early dinner on a rainy day so they were slow. Trying to order was a challenge as the waiter just seemed to disappear. Our food came but our drinks were never refilled once. We again had to ask the bartender for our check. Next time was a gorgeous spring day so we sat outside. Their was one waitress for the entire patio area. She paid attention better but it was a challenge to get our check again. Perhaps she also had all the indoor tables too. Its a great little place with potential. The food is good but the lack of training and attentiveness for their waiters makes one hesitant to go again.
5. Tastefully Yours
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By throckmortonSanaa
On my last visit, I had the cheese plate, old bay corn on the cob and ice tea. The cheese was good, served with good bread and various crackers, and there was plenty of ice tea. A tasty sit down option, inside or out, for a quick and refreshing light lunch.
4. Bottle Stop Wine Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 53 reviews
An affordable, casually elegant Wine Bar AND retail shop located in the heart of Historic Occoquan. â* a unique and delicious menu â* a wide-ranging selection of small production artisan wines * over a 20 wines available by the glass and tasting flight â*
Reviewed By Gerry345
Bottle Stop has quite a selection of wines as well as good food. I went for lunch with my friend and we had great food and wine.They also serve dinner. Check hours before you go since the times change as far as lunch/dinner.
3. Bar J Chili Parlor
Overall Ratings
4 based on 76 reviews
Reviewed By JohnBCowgill
I had heard about this place for years. I gave it a try. It was very nice and intimate. The food was good.
2. Dixie Bones Inc.
Overall Ratings
4 based on 531 reviews
Reviewed By Lisa B
One huge @lipstickwarriors seal of approval My college-aged son and I shared the 9 ribs - terrific! He also enjoyed the BBQ chicken. Coleslaw was yummy! So. Much. Food. We left with his to-go container full of another dinner.p.s. Suggested by a friend that we stop on our way south and was pleasantly surprised that it worked out to enjoy and wait out the DC-area rush hour traffic.Best,Lipstick Warriors
1. The Secret Garden Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 373 reviews
Family owned and operated. Est. 2013. Serving fresh, home-made cuisine and desserts from family recipes. Secluded outdoor seating while the weather permits and cozy indoor seating by a warm fire during the colder seasons.
Reviewed By je1058
After reading the many reviews and seeing the high ratings for this place over the years, we decided to give it a try for lunch. Being the foodies that we are, we had high expectations for service, venue/décor, freshness, menu, food/preparation and the overall experienceâ¦Regarding service â It was decent, definitely not great. We did appreciate the team approach to service and as such, our ice teas stayed nicely topped-off, but our primary server had issues tracking our courses (forgetting which course we were on, what was next, etc) and with timing the delivery of our food. Everyone was friendly.Regarding Venue â It looks interesting in there⦠Outside looked really nice, we would have preferred the outside, had the weather been better. Resembles more of an outdated diner on the inside with a sagging plastic tile ceiling and faux-stone block wall panels. Seating was a little cramped, but comfy while we were dining.The menu is really nice⦠they have plenty of intriguing items on the appetizer, entrée, sandwich, salad and dessert menu. Prices are decent, especially for their lunch items. Accompaniments are perfectly selected as well.As for the food⦠Very fresh and nicely done. The bistro steak could have had a better application of (or more) seasoning, fortunately the red wine reduction really helped. The preparation on it was perfect. Crab cakes are amazing! Very fresh and no filler! Their homemade tarter sauce was outstanding and perfectly accompanied the crab cakes. The entrée portion is huge and very filling too. Their mashed cauliflower was outstanding and the brussel sprouts we good, very tasty, slightly too much butter though. Save room for dessert, theyâre HUGE and Very Nice!!Overall â We all really liked the food and would definitely return, we just had higher expectations since the reviews were so consistently high and there were so many to legitimize them. Really like the quaint setting and the âold townâ style and setting.
