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Welcome To Fanny's Restaurant
At Fanny's Restaurant, located in the heart of Falls Church, VA, we bring authentic Bolivian cuisine to life in a warm, family-owned environment. Our story is rooted in love for home-cooked flavors that evoke the spirit of Grandma's kitchen. Customers rave about our signature dishes, from hearty Silpancho to delightful empanadas, each crafted with care. With a focus on quality ingredients and traditional recipes, we aim to create memorable dining experiences. Join us to savor the rich culture and vibrant tastes of Bolivia, where every meal tells a story and every visit feels like home.
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About
Fanny's Restaurant
Welcome to Fanny's Restaurant, a hidden gem located at 436 S Washington St, Falls Church, VA. This delightful eatery offers an authentic taste of Bolivia right here in the United States. With a warm ambiance that echoes the spirit of Bolivian culture, Fanny’s Restaurant invites you to indulge in dishes crafted with love and care.
As soon as you step inside, you can feel the familial spirit of this establishment. Patrons rave about the experience being reminiscent of home-cooked meals at "Grandma’s house." This family-owned restaurant prides itself on delivering not just food, but memories. Regular customers like Virginia Cano often express their affection for the daily home-cooked meals, highlighting the authenticity that comes with every dish.
- Soups - A staple on the menu at $11.00, each bowl is filled with rich flavors that warm the soul.
- Steak Silpancho - Priced at $12.00, this beloved Bolivian classic features tender steak served over rice, topped with a fried egg.
- Picante Mix - For those seeking a flavorful journey, this dish at $12.00 combines various meat and spice, delivering a taste explosion.
- Pique - For $15.00, savor this unique blend that embodies the essence of Bolivian cuisine.
- Soda and Water - Quench your thirst with a refreshing can of soda or water, available for only $1.00.
Food enthusiasts like Leah Williamson and her daughter describe the culinary experience as "the best they’ve ever had," reinforcing the restaurant’s commitment to excellence. The reviews speak volumes about the flavor-packed dishes, but they also underline something equally important—outstanding service. Joe Aliaga shares his praise for the great service, coupled with delicious empanadas that exemplify the heart of Bolivian street food.
With a small yet inviting atmosphere, Fanny's Restaurant emerges as a must-visit for anyone looking to explore authentic Bolivian cuisine. From the remarkable flavors that dance on your palate to the warm hospitality that surrounds you, dining here is not just about the food; it’s about the experience of sharing Bolivian culture. So, come in, discover the culinary treasures, and create lasting memories over a plate of Fanny's finest!
People talk
Our Guestbook
“ Probably the most authentic Bolivia Restaurant I've been to in the US. Definitely resembles the true Bolivian culture environment and food. ”
“ Delicious and authentic Bolivian cuisine. Excellent service. My 10 year old daughter said the food was the best she’s ever had. ”
“ I love coming to Fanny's Bolivian restaurant. Everyday home cooked food family owned business that makes you feel like you are eating at Grandma's house. ”
“ Small place but great food and good service. Great empanadas! ”
“ Bolivian cuisine at its finest! The food was absolutely incredible and delicious, and the service was top-notch. Small Family own delight provided an unforgettable dining experience. ”
“ Amazing little place with the best food. ”
“ Delicious food and service always is great. It is a small place but the flavor and quality is amazing. ”
“ Flavors here are the closest you can find to Bolivian food. Food here is genuine in spices and freshness. The place is well lit and Sonia, who runs the place, insists in giving you the best Bolivian food possible in Virginia. The women who work here can read in your eyes your gastronomic desires. Little details make the difference. You can actually talk here. You're not hammered by loud and sexist reggaeton music. Caldo de mani is a humble introduction to Bolivian cuisine... ”