Move over, Hollywood—Alexandria is having its moment. Season 10 of "Queer Eye," which dropped Wednesday on Netflix, puts the spotlight on the city, with the Fab Five popping up at some very recognizable local spots. Here’s where to look as you binge (and make plans for your own visits to these iconic spots):
In the season finale, founder Jahmond Quander opens up the kitchen to Antoni Porowski, the programs' resident food and wine expert and New York Times best-selling cookbook author, for a crash course in smash burgers—because emotional growth pairs best with comfort food.
Speaking with Visit Alexandria post-filming, 1799 founder and CEO Jahmond “Jay” Quander shared how much he enjoyed the experience of filming and that he looks forward to more guests learning about his restaurant and Alexandria. “We welcome guests from every walk of life, from CEOs of Fortune 500 companies to top generals to local retirees.” As a member of one of the in the United States, Jahmond’s background is as storied as his guests. From signature dishes like blackened whiskey shrimp to creative cocktails, Jay and his restaurant give guests something to remember.
Blink and you’ll miss it—but during one transition, the Fab Five are clearly living their best lives, splashing around in the fountain just outside City Hall. 301 King St., which is currently undergoing renovation.
Alexandria Progress Pride Rainbow Crosswalk, King and N. Royal streets
That colorful stretch of pavement earns a starring role in the opening credits of Episode One. Watch closely as the Fab Five strut across with Sur La Table conveniently framed in the background.
For his next makeover mission, Tan France heads to this 2026 50 Best Salons winner. With help from the Salon deZEN team, Janosko debuts a fresh new look—and her twins even score quick trims while they’re at it. 118 N. Fayette St., Alexandria.
The final season’s first dramatic hair transformation begins at Hazel O. Salon in Old Town Alexandria. Expert stylist Jonathan Van Ness gives sisters Dorriene and Jo Diggs a transformational hairstyle that brings out each sister’s distinct individual identity, leaving them revitalized.
