Best Dessert in Waldorf

"As the name would suggest, this small restaurant in Old Town Alexandria specializes in French cuisine—with a modern twist.​ Chefs Christophe and Michelle Poteaux's award-winning Bastille Brasserie and Wine Bar also serves small plates in the bar and offers patio dining seasonally. With weekly specials like "One-Third Off Thursdays" and "Mimosa Brunch Saturdays and Sundays" and daily happy hours, Bastille is a great place for a quick bite and drink or a full meal with all the fixings. Continue to 5 of 9 below."

"606 N Fayette St, Alexandria, VA 22314-1802French, American, Wine BarLunch, Dinner, Brunch, DrinksTakeout, Seating, Parking Available, Street Parking, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Wine and Beer, Accepts American Express, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Accepts Discover, Reservations, Outdoor Seating, Table Service, Highchairs Ava[email protected]+1 703-519-3776http://www.bastillerestaurant.com"

"AlexandriaVirginia is for lovers and making all your dairy dreams come true—well, at least that’s the case at The Dairy Godmother in Del Ray, a sleepy neighborhood spot in Alexandria, Virginia. The shop specializes in creamy, Wisconsin-style frozen custard and offers other nostalgic treats like freshly baked cookies and apple cobbler. Each day, the shop offers vanilla, chocolate, and a rotating daily flavor of custard, plus there’s always a few dairy-free and sorbet options."

"If you’re craving frozen custard, you’ll love this Wisconsin-style frozen custard joint. The Dairy Godmother offers several unique flavors that change each day. They use a frozen custard machine that briefly beats air out of the custard before pushing it into a waiting bucket and serving it."

"The Dairy Godmother sells worthwhile ice creams and frozen custards. While you are there, make sure to pick up a puppy pop for your dog(s)."

"Kilwins is another example of a nostalgia-inducing ice cream shop, where you can watch as the staff creates confections including traditional salt water taffy, fudge, caramels and chocolates. If the heavenly smell doesn’t bring out your inner kid, the taste will. Order a scoop of strawberry chunk or toasted coconut, then head two blocks down to the waterfront to enjoy your sweet treat."

"This is another place to visit if you find yoruself in the DC suburb of Alexandria. Between watching the donut conveyor belt and metro bus sightings out the front window, we can spend an hour there. They have paper hats for the kiddies that my son loves."

"He was extremely helpful and, a first, made us feel like we were the the king and queen of the place...."

"The Shops at Iverson Mall in Temple Hills, Maryland, is home to a decades-old bakery that’s long known for its chocolate chip and snickerdoodle cookies. Over the years, it’s gained an enormous following, including devotees who are members of a monthly cookie delivery service."

"Located at 212 Queen St. in Old Town, the sushi bar and Japanese spot is the highest rated sushi spot in Alexandria, boasting four stars out of 807 reviews on Yelp. Open since 2004, the restaurant provides fresh seafood in a comfortable setting. Try the teriyaki, katsu or soups if you're not feeling like raw fish."

"Its $10.95 lunchtime bento box includes Chicken Teriyaki, a six-piece California Roll, plus salad, rice, and miso soup. You can also choose from one of Momo’s 10 sushi combos, rice bowls or yakisoba noodle dishes."

"Exhibits at Jones Point Park highlight the area's freshwater marsh habitat, its use by American Indians, and its role in shipbuilding and navigation. The park's two fishing piers make an excellent spot to cast for American catfish, rock bass, and American eels. A canoe launch offers access to the Potomac River."

"Jones Point Park, nestled on the banks of the Potomac River, was one of the largest facilities for transportation, shipping, and manufacturing in the country. It features a lighthouse constructed in 1855 and a handful of facilities."

"The Jones Point Lighthouse is one of the last riverine lighthouses in the country. The lighthouse operated from 1856 to 1926. You can find it inside Jones Point Park."

"Not every barista is the same but I haven't ever been disappointed by this place. It's the only place I can find that has vegan boba tea."

"This grand edifice took almost 200 years (1327–1504) to complete. The right-hand part of the eastern facade, with its austere early-Gothic features, is the oldest, while the delicate carving in the section to the left shows early-Renaissance style; the astronomical clock in the centre, made of larch wood, was built in 1580. The southern facade, dating from the early 16th century, is the most elaborate, with a pair of ornate bay windows and carved stone figures."