Location: Aldie
Top Restaurants in Aldie
Top Things to do in Aldie
Top 10 American food in Aldie, Virginia, United States
Discover Restaurants offering the best American food in Aldie, Virginia, United States. Aldie is an unincorporated community located between Chantilly and Middleburg in Loudoun County, Virginia. Aldie's historic heart is the Village of Aldie that is located on the John Mosby Highway (U.S. Route 50) in a gap between the Catoctin Mountains and Bull Run Mountains, through which the Little River flows. Aldie traditionally serves as the gateway to Loudoun Valley and beyond.
Things to do in Aldie
10. Gold Cup Wine Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 115 reviews
Located within Salamander Resort and Spa and open to the public. Small plates of Piedmont-inspired cuisine are paired to the selection of both featured Virginia wines and international selections, then served throughout the day and evening. Whether you en
Reviewed By Teresita_Herndon_VA
My daughters and I enjoyed a "girls' getaway" at The Salamander resort, complete with a spa day and lunch at the Gold Cup Wine Bar. The wine list was impressive and extensive, with some interesting flights to try. We tried a variety of appetizers and luncheon offerings, all of which were fantastic. The Gold Cup is casual and friendly, although in a lovely setting off the lobby, and a great place to people watch. The servers and bartender were simply delightful and made us feel like friends - can't ask for anything more!
9. Red Horse Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 167 reviews
Reviewed By gardenerandtraveler
Our favorite âgo toâ place in Middleburg with a great outdoor patio, incredibly friendly and welcoming staff, and great food! Red Horse is a great local place where the staff know your name. A wonderful place to have a drink or a yummy casual lunch or dinner. Manager Sam greets you by name and even has your favorite drink waiting by the time you hit the table. No place is more welcoming with great service and great food.
8. Ford's Fish Shack South Riding
Overall Ratings
4 based on 303 reviews
Reviewed By GoodFood88
Finally got to Ford's Fish Shack which I have been wanting to do for some time. The staff was pleasant and the atmosphere was nice. The scallop popcorn appetizer could have come from a frozen bag, but wasn't bad, just not great either. The entrees or fried shrimp and the fish and chips were fine. The coating on the cod seemed like it got steamed at some point as it was wet and a bit soggy. Overall it was a fine meal, will try another location to see how it is on a second visit.
7. Harrimans Virginia Piedmont Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 197 reviews
Take a culinary carriage ride through Virginia's piedmont region with Harrimans at Salamander Resort & Spa. Harrimans features a local bounty of bold, fresh and flavorful dishes sourced with the highest quality ingredients all while celebrating the rich r
Reviewed By NCUWT
We were guests at the Salamander and had dinner at Harrimans during our stay. The service was exceptional but the food was "ok". Given the cost of the resort, the pricing was very reasonable and it was a convenient option for not having to leave the resort. There are some dishes that outshine others so definitely give it a shot if you're able to make a reservation.
6. Market Salamander
Overall Ratings
4 based on 179 reviews
Market Salamander is a charismatic gourmet market located in the charming village of Middleburg, VA just steps away from Salamander Resort & Spa.
Reviewed By Ruby122007
Visiting local vineyard and found this little restaurant for lunch. We arrived just before noon. There was a short line to order. It is a charmingly restored building with tin ceiling and lots of dark oak paneling. There are large widows, allowing light.I ordered a turkey with bacon. Excellent. My friend ordered a sandwich (canât remember her choice). We both enjoyed the location, the food and the staff.
5. King Street Oyster Bar Middleburg
Overall Ratings
4 based on 112 reviews
King Street Oyster Bar specializes in bringing fresh oysters from both the West and East Coasts of the US and Canada to the communities we call home. On any given day, we offer 10+ varieties, which we get no more than 24 hours out of water from the East C
Reviewed By KarenJ285
Last weekend there were a dozen oysters to choose from, half from west coast and half from east coast ($3 apiece and $2 apiece respectively). Then we got fried oyster po boy sandwiches with cole slaw that had just the right amount of vinegar and mayo (nice and light). Very crowded. Upstairs is less noisy. Will definitely go back!
4. Blue Ridge Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 242 reviews
Reviewed By Ghulam I
Blue Ridge grill with outside seating, located next to the movie theater, looks alluring on summer nights with the overall ambience emanating from the theater. Plus I like grilled food, specially fish, which led me to go visit on my birthday. However, having lunch on a cold day indoors was a very different story. The decor is very basic, with a strange toothpasty shade of green. You'll need to walk few minutes from the garage to the place. Place was cold and not very many patrons for lunch I could see. Menu is limited and food was nothing to write home about. Another thing I noted that the staff do not smile or get enthusiastic about anything during conversation. I guess I have to redo my celebration with the family some other time. Places with the certificate of excellence are always good, this was an exception.
3. Goodstone Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 298 reviews
The award-winning Goodstone Inn & Restaurant features a refined approach to French Country cuisine keeping to traditional and classical techniques. Goodstone excels at creating seasonally influenced cuisine. Drawing inspiration and purpose from the 265-ac
Reviewed By Wongeats
Excellent service. Fixed price menu in formal dining room. Vegetarian and chef's tasting menu also available. Different a la carte menu in bistro. Extensive wine list. Though a limited menu, it was very creative and tasty. Definitely a high end dining experience. Do not wear tshirts shorts and flip flops, not appropriate.
2. The Red Fox Inn & Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 576 reviews
Located in the quaint village of Middleburg and inspired by four centuries of Virginia Hunt Country tradition, the Red Fox embodies the Piedmontâs cultural heritage. Established in 1728, our four story fieldstone Inn and Tavern boasts hand-hewn ceiling be
Reviewed By UE_DC64
We came for brunch. After complimentary and delicious pastries, I order steak and eggs and my wife ordered an omelette. Both were fabulous. Tasty, nicely portioned. The service was friendly. One disappointment. It was not possible to order any espressos et because the espresso machine was broken since âtwo weeksâ! Really. Fix it!Dear UE_DC64,We are so happy that you enjoyed brunch at our tavern! We also apologize about our espresso being unavailable when you joined us; this is something that has since been corrected. We hope that you are able to join us in the tavern again soon, as we certainly owe you an espressoâ especially with the cooler weather coming to stay.All Our Best,The Red Fox Inn & Tavern Team
1. Tuscarora Mill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 827 reviews
Reviewed By AnnandaleKnits
We stopped in on a Saturday for lunch. There is an underground parking lot down the block and across the way and a surface lot on-site with plenty of parking. We were seated promptly in a nice small dining alcove along the windows overlooking the courtyard lattice work. The menu had great options for appetizers, salads and soups and entrees and there were also daily specials. The seafood salad with ahi tuna and shrimp was nicely dressed with a light vinagrette and very good. The meals were accompanied with fresh bread and butter. Perfect light meal.
