The one thing I enjoy about the DMV is that they have actual malls that are lively and stores that…read moreare abundant. Another good thing is that no two malls are alike. Each mall is unique and hold some one of a kind spots inside them. This location has just that. We showed up here early in the day because we had a reservation for one of the businesses inside. We walked in and were greeted by a wide open feel and grand staircase. My god, I sound like I'm describing a mansion or hotel, not a mall. Being my first time here, I had to check out the directory to make sure where things were. It's not that huge of a mall, so finding things were easy. We first needed to use the facilities. There were nearly immaculate, which I was surprised by. Going around the mall was easy, it flowed well. I will have to stop back another time to actually enjoy myself in more of the stores.

I miss malls. It seems like Covid & conservative spending have shifted stores staying open. Our…read moremain draw to this mall is Chuys. Once we are already parked (and full), we will wander through the mall. There's Macy's, Target & a Theater. There are a few restaurants by the mall. We just prefer Chuys.

This is a decent strip mall. First off it's definitely the prettiest in Northern Virginia, and a…read moremajor kudos to those responsible for the renovations. All who own these types of shopping centers, go for your look via their architecture as it's simple yet more refined. Parking in here can be a struggle though. That's because a lot of people are in the West Springfield area, which seems to be a hot spot for the yuppies of the region. There's a Whole Foods or "Paycheck" here, and also some yoga and massage type of establishments. On a plus note love the Planet Fitness. It's one of the best in the chain. Also the Starbucks and Walgreens are convenient for the basics. The BGR burger restaurant really doesn't do anything for me, because there are so many competitors, and it just is rather bland and like the others. You may have some issues with traffic, as Old Keene Mill and Rolling Road can be cantankerous. Yet this shopping center serves a purpose, and I'll give it three stars, an average rating.

Great service on my eye exam and helpful staff on selecting new frames. Prices were very…read morereasonable if you dont select all of the add ons.

This needs a major upgrade. It's an old strip mall. Good luck getting in and out of here too…read more Definitely all eyes on road, and if walking be vigilant. The layout is atrocious. There is a 24 hour CVS here. Maliks pizza is pretty good. The Giant can be useful. Chipotle does a lot of business here. You might get a seat, but best option is takeout. There's just not a lot of stores here to my liking. Also it really is an eyesore. Here's to the owner/developer redoing things at this mall.

This shopping center has been here as long as I can remember... at least back to the 60s. There…read morehave been shops come and go over the years. Giant has always been there and has gone through several modernizations and expansions. Kmart has also been a mainstay but now they are closing down. Restaurants include: Popeyes, Moby Dick, Maleks Pizza, Chipotle, Halal Guys, Potbelly, Bob and Edith's Diner, Pho, Hard Times, a Chinese place, and Pollo Camparo. Shops include: CVS, Lifeway Books, Buy Buy Baby, and Treasure Trove thrift shop. Grocery includes: Trader Joe's, Giant, and Springfield Butcher There is a new Pediatric Urgent Care center too. As you can see, there are quite a few shops that draw a lot of cars but there is only one light to get out. There are a few other ways in and out but those are also really congested. I do find it helpful that people participating in the DC slug lines are able to park here for free during the day.

This shopping center fits my most basic needs. This is the closest shopping center to my house. I…read morefrequent the Giant when I forget something at Trader Joes. The Unleashed is our go to for our dog care, because they carry Blue Buffalo dog food. Saratoga Shopping Center includes the nearest Starbucks from my house. The other restaurants include - Chipotle, Kanjana and Saratoga Pizzeria. There are plenty of parking spots around, however there are times when the parking lot is quite full from Heartbeats. Overall this is a great little shopping center that suites my needs.

This is my favorite little shopping center, with the cheap gas station, the dollar store, the…read moresewing center, and the awesome Chinese place. Anything you could possibly need is right here in short distance from all of glorious Saratoga and Newington. I have spent hours, no, days wandering this little outdoor village, wasting away the time and finding everything I didn't know I needed.

Some of my favorite stores are located there, plus the movie theater which makes it so convenient.read more

Should get more space for parking saw someone in wheelchair parking for far away and some…read moredeliveries a lady got towing poor lady she was crying and she said just pick up for a food take 2 minutes until get towed (Henry's towing is bad service)

Feels like a neighborhood shopping center. I love Swiss Bakery and all the other shops. Always…read moreclean and easy parking.

Ravensworth Shopping Center is alright. Am I happy Kilroys, the Scout Store, and Lotte Grocery…read moreStore is here? Sure but this is like a lot of area strip malls. They are a blast from the past, as some of the better ones are mixed use. This one has a Dairy Queen, Walgreens, and United States Post Office. On the side closer to Braddock Road is Anita's and 711. These do serve a purpose. Getting in and out of here can be tricky. It gets congested on Port Royal Road, along with its convenience to the beltway exits. Some consider this helpful, I'm not so sure it is. Thank you to the company that owns this, as it looks better than it used to. That alone is a bonus. It works for basic purposes, so I'll give it a recommendation. Certainly it's not exciting or mind blowing, but it's a practical place to go.

Eastgate Square has gone from it's former life of being K-Mart one and only (years ago), to a full…read morefledged destination. The diversity of dining options alone are worth a visit!

One of the best malls in America! Always easy to find parking, and parking is free. They have new…read moreand exciting stores. The food court has such a good variety of cuisines which alone is worth the trip there. Decorations are always beautiful. They have interesting community events, such as live music, contests, and Christmas tree lighting. The directories are very helpful. The movie theater is convenient. You can exercise there in the mornings. The bathrooms are usually clean. The best times to go there are usually on the week days or early Sunday morning.

I have always heard of Tysons Corner, the good and the bad. I just never really had a reason or the…read moretime to come out this way to visit this shopping center. However, on a recent trip coming back home, I made my way here to kill some time as I had the day off from work. First things first, what a nightmare to find a parking spot and to not get run over by traversing the parking area. I thought I had gone the wrong way at one point to find a spot. And when I did find a spot I was confused and thought I had to pay to park. I wish it were just easily marked on where to go here. Once parked, I found my way inside and just meandered around the space. Popping in an out of stores as I saw appealing. They really do have a ton of selections here. Huge amount of time can be lost here if you are on a time crunch. I was in no rush, so I wandered around until I had my fill of the space. My suggestion to you. Come early in the morning, you will definitely be able to get in and out of each store you need to with ample time. Less hassle in the parking lot. And less hassle walking between stores. Or, if you are up for it, travel here by Metro.

This place is an interesting and amazing place. Very…read morepopular- It's a large Asian shopping complex w/ all kinds of stores: jewelry, bakery, many restaurants, karaoke, clothes, kitchen wares, smaller stalls/All kinds of shops/predominantly Vietnamese in a very large 1story, three sided strip mall with a huge parking lot and a tented outside table area to eat carryout from the(30-40?) restaurants there. It was not intimidating for us as we're very exploratory in our food tastes and were curious about the scene there. Found traditional, fusion and 'street foods'. You will know something more about their foods, interesting items I'd never tried, and have a new experience to share.

Really fun place to walk around and explore! Eden Center has a huge variety of Asian food, drinks,…read morebubble tea spots, fruit, plant shops, and lots of unique stores--you really get a little bit of everything. I got a fresh-squeezed orange juice from one of the shops and it was amazing--super fresh, all natural, and full of pulp. I also noticed a really nice plant shop that looked like it doubles as a florist. There's plenty of seating outside, which makes it great to grab food and relax on a nice day. Selection is great, and the experience overall is very lively and interesting. Prices are a little on the higher side, but still fair for the variety and quality you get. Definitely worth a visit!