Orlean Market

Great sandwiches for lunch.
Grab a cake pop for dessert
Check in for a discount
Free wifi
All good and don’t worry about the drive. Beautiful all the way.

Had the good fortune last evening to attend an Italian wine pairing dinner prepared by Chef Nick Forlano, he didn’t disappoint. All 5 courses were classic Nick at his best. If you’ve had his food before then you’re familiar with the simple approach to using great ingredients and letting them speak for themselves. The gnocchi is still calling my name and the bolognese could’ve been served by the gallon, damn it was delicious.
Orlean Markets trajectory is on the rise culinarily with Chef Nick at the helm. Definitely make the trip to this little gem.

Our favorite local haunt. Try the fish tacos!

New ownership making all the right moves. Menu options have become more diverse but weekend dinner fare continues to be stellar! Music Wednesday, Friday and Saturday nights along with a good draft beer selection make OM a perfect evening hangout. Service has improved dramatically as has general organization and atmosphere. New bar area looking good, and patio clientele are fun, welcoming, and not afraid to tip a few! Full blown abc license would be cool.
Don’t miss the prime rib on Friday and Saturday nights!

Nice little market/​restaurant. Snack, drinks, wine and beer. Food all looked good. I had a Reuben sandwich, which was excellent! Definitely will be going back.

Naldo, that was a very special Steak & Cheese.

Really neat little market in the heart of Orlean. They have a restaurant attached, but I haven’t eaten there yet. The market side offers coolers with drinks, including wine & beer. They sell snacky foods like chips & stuff, but they also have an awesome setup for breakfast. This is where I’ve eaten many times and it is SO good! I get the bacon, egg, & cheese on wheat and it’s awesome every time. They also offer the sandwich with different meats: country ham, spam, scrapple, sausage, etc. They have a lot of options for breakfast — you can’t go wrong!

A great place to stop for a «sammich» while in BEAUTIFUL wine & horse country! They always have a great, fresh selection of salads to acompany their sandwhiches and entrées.
Try their potato salad — WOW! They also make an excellent Ruben! and offer wines for sipping while dining in their pretty dining room or on their beautiful patio out back.

We stopped here on my birthday after going horseback riding at Marriott ranch. Very tasty sandwiches – we had the bbq and the prime rib steak and cheese. Definitely stop here if you’re in the area, you won’t regret it.

Had a BBQ sandwich there, excellent! I wouldn’t pass it, stop and eat there, you will not be disappointed.

I was heading back home after visiting a winery and decided to go a different route than the way I came in — for exploration purposes — when I came across The Orlean Market.
Being somewhat hungry, I ventured in to see what potential food glories were contained within. They have a small Deli area — you can get breakfast sandwiches as well as traditional lunch sandwiches.
I ordered something I’ve not had in a very long time — a Bologna sandwich! On a nice Rye bread with cheddar, mayo, lettuce, tomato, and onion. I got it to go and ate in the car. While this might seem like a mundane sandwich to order — it was really good and hit the spot!
This is also a small convenience store — so you can get basic food staples here: canned goods, chips, milk, soda, water, and more.
The young lady working the counter was very nice and friendly.
The one thing I will ding them for is their restroom — it had a strong mildew odor.

I’m part of a bike as in bicycle riding group (Potomac Pedlars) and when you’ve just ridden 16 miles up and down hills in upper 20 degree weather plus wind chill, you are hungry.
The Orlean store was unpretentious and was still serving breakfast (with some other people eating great-​looking biscuits) at approx. 1:0p Sunday when we went in. They are also a country store. A very helpful couple (not sure of names) operate the deli. Their sandwiches were extremely reasonably priced (at least compared to Fairfax County) and their owner is super-​friendly in a good way.
The only problem is that I lost a set of keys around there. Don’t be like me — keep your keys in your hand!
Anyway, they have hot tea, coffee, cappochino (a machine) and have bottled wine which of course we did not have.
Nice people, nice place!