NOVA with Trent / The Vienna edition

Food & coffee
in Vienna.

Independent coffee, Greek food, British pasties, desserts and a trail-side brewpub around town.

Sources checked 2026-10-19. Check the official links for current hours and availability.
Freeman House Store and Museum on Church Street in Vienna, July 2010; town-center context for nearby coffee and dining, not a restaurant photograph.
Freeman House Store and Museum on Church Street in Vienna, July 2010; town-center context for nearby coffee and dining, not a restaurant photograph. Ron Dicker / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0 · License. Wikimedia resized display copy; display cropping may vary. Source license retained.
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Vienna

Caffè Amouri

Caffe Amouri, 107 Church Street NE, Vienna VA

Go for

Specialty coffee, beans roasted by the shop and public coffee classes on Church Street. It is a useful starting point for a bookshop or historic-town walk.

Before you go

Weekend visits are for conversation rather than laptop work: the operator switches off Wi-Fi on Saturdays and Sundays. Book a class separately through the coffee-education calendar.

Sources checked 2026-10-19.

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Plaka Grill — Vienna

Plaka Grill, 110 Lawyers Road NW, Vienna VA

Go for

Greek wraps and plates at the Lawyers Road location, a quick meal option near the town center.

Before you go

Choose Vienna when ordering online: Plaka also operates a separate Falls Church restaurant. The location page includes a virtual interior tour and links to the current menu.

Sources checked 2026-10-19.

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Clarity

Clarity, 442 Maple Avenue East, Vienna VA

Go for

A seasonal dinner with an open kitchen, à la carte dishes and a four-course prix-fixe option. The chef’s table makes the cooking part of the outing.

Before you go

Reserve through the restaurant and specify the seating experience you want. Ask about covered-patio availability when booking; it is separate from an ordinary indoor table.

Sources checked 2026-10-19.

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Caboose Tavern — Vienna

Caboose Tavern, 520 Mill Street NE, Vienna VA

Go for

A meal or coffee beside W&OD mile 12, with seasonal food, beer and nonalcoholic choices. The Mill Street location works well as a deliberate stop during a walk or ride.

Before you go

Use the Vienna menu and kitchen hours. Caboose Commons is in Merrifield; it is a separate trip. Outside food is not permitted.

Sources checked 2026-10-19.

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Magnolia Dessert Bar & Coffee

Magnolia Dessert Bar and Coffee, 431 Maple Avenue West, Vienna VA

Go for

Thai desserts, baked goods and coffee on Maple Avenue West. This is the Sisters restaurant group’s Vienna dessert destination.

Before you go

Use the dedicated Vienna site for the menu and service information. Magnolia is separate from Flore Café at Capital One Center in Tysons.

Sources checked 2026-10-19.

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Vienna

The Pure Pasty Co.

The Pure Pasty Co., 128C Church Street NW, Vienna VA

Go for

British-style pasties made on Church Street, with savory fillings and takeaway options. Pair a lunch pickup with the nearby historic sites.

Before you go

Look at the current filling selection before ordering. If taking pasties home, use the shop’s reheating instructions rather than treating them like a cold sandwich.

Sources checked 2026-10-19.

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Vienna Inn: a longstanding Maple Avenue landmark

Vienna Inn, 120 Maple Avenue East, Vienna VA

Go for

A longstanding Maple Avenue tavern associated with chili dogs and an informal meal in central Vienna.

Before you go

Use the operator’s current menu and contact information before a special trip. Confirm service details directly when planning a meal around another activity. Call 703-938-9548 for current menu and service details; the operator’s Facebook page carries official updates.

Sources checked 2026-10-18.

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Vienna Farmers Market

Vienna Farmers Market, 120 Cherry Street SE, Vienna VA

Go for

The Optimist Club’s producer-only food market, with local growers, food makers and a music schedule at the Community Center.

Before you go

The organizer lists Saturdays, May–October, 8 a.m.–noon. Use 120 Cherry Street SE rather than the former Center Street location. Service dogs are welcome; other dogs are excluded from the market.

Sources checked 2026-10-19.

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