This is probably one of the areas biggest strip malls. Trying to pick what's left of my brain, and…read moreif anyone can think of one larger, please advise of this. Usually I go here for the Dicks Sporting Goods, Dollar Tree, Marshall's, and Ultra. I miss Sunny's Surplus, yet companies regularly go out of business. There's a decent Chili's in here. I believe Logan's is part of this, but if not simply walk over to it. There's a good variety of stores. The Dicks here has plenty of fishing equipment and sports supplies. It's a quite popular shopping mall. My only concern is parking or walking in the lot. People here are aggressive. Don't expect to be a pedestrian with the right of way. That's not uncommon in northern Virginia, and at the least this has a good selection of stores.

There's just not a lot here. This strip mall is like so many others. Tony's NY pizza is alright…read more The Navy Federal bank has an ATM. Otherwise just not much shopping wise. There are a few boutique type of stores. These all have me yawning as I drink coffee. Situated on Jermantown and 29, this is a good location. It's certainly close to 66, and other intersections traversed heavily. It looks better than the dump of a strip mall slightly east of here. Getting in and out during midday is a cinch. Rush hour can change this. I wish they had more exciting retailers, but the snooze button is what's going on.

Great little plaza with some food and ice cream. Not a ton to do here but with thentop quality…read moreselections they have here. You cant go wrong Also, the only navy federal in the city

It's a decent shopping center. For a strip mall it's actually very attractive. My biggest concern…read moreis getting out on 236 Main Street. Some use it as a cut through, so do pay attention as best as possible. It's quite walkable and there's some good stores here. Also the Main Street Bagel Deli is amazing! Definitely give it a try. For excellent customer service ACE Hardware is where it's at. The TJ Maxx here can be busy, but they seem to always have a fine inventory. Starbucks provides caffeine, for which I'm grateful. There are bigger and more exciting malls. Yet this one fits the old town look and experience. There's a pretty impressive dining and store selection in a small area. If you're in the area it's worth checking out.

One of the best shopping centers in Fairfax County!…read more 1. It never has a lack of parking. 2. The Giant here gives a homey vibe. I have run into many staff that have been here for over a decade and more, and they are always so friendly and warm. 3. The array of restaurants available in the strip-- bagels/smoothies for grab and go, casual dining options, and more. 4. The CVS can be a little crummy but it's always been reliable for photo printing, pharmacy, etc. 5. Extraneous: Music & Arts store, a cleaner's, nail salon, etc. Located across the library, I have always seen students in the area study before walking across the street for errands or a bite. It's also always very clean and tidy in the lot and by the stores.

This mall is looking it's age. Just look at the Giant grocery store. Wish I could be more positive,…read morealthough you usually can find a parking spot here. Also I'm glad they upgraded this. Yet this area of Fairfax is high end, so this strip mall doesn't seem to fit. The Tropical Smoothie might be the most happening store. Okay Music and Arts is decent. Famous Dave's is a disappointment, and the CVS here can be a zoo. California Tortilla is overrated, although thankful Tony's Pizza is here now. It's smaller than the Fair Lakes one, but just happy it is on the premises. There's a ABC, Hallmark, and Starbucks. That's just not very exciting. My hope is one day this can be hooked up.

Somerset Crossing is a shopping center located in Gainesville, VA at the intersection of U.S. 29…read moreand Somerset Crossing Drive. There are quite a few restaurants here. Some of my favorites include: China Inn, Bonefish Grill, and Musashi Japanese Steakhouse. There is also a new Kabob place (which I have yet to try), a Ledo Pizza, Glory Days Grill, and coming soon - a new Vietnamese place: Pho Ha Linh. You'll also find a jewelry shop, hair salon, dry cleaner, Snap Fitness, a Bank, gas station/convenience store - and a few other shops.

The community here is absolutely cancerous. Imagine living someplace for over a year, where there…read moreisn't anywhere to park, then when you get towed out of a public parking spot, the community page blocks you! Have heard nothing but terrible things about this place, do yourself a favor and look a mile down the road.

It has Spartans, which is a decent restaurant. I'm pleased with the on the property standalone…read moreAdvanced Auto. Yet this is a basic strip mall. There's a hair cutter, a karate establishment, and the H Mart is pretty cool. They aren't as price wise competitive as they once were. Such is life. I'm looking forward to trying the Central American bar. This mall is showing its age. Parking is plentiful. Getting in and out of here can be exciting. Burke Road has a lot of speeding and traffic volume. Please be patient and safe. I hope they update this, or turn it into a mixed used spot like Mosaic. Until then it works for basics.

The Burke Village Shopping Center is one we frequent, particularly because it is home to Spartan's…read morerestaurant. That is one of our favorites, but there are other businesses and restaurants here, too. I'll mention Margarita's Grill Mexican restaurant and the H Mart grocery store as business we have also patronized. A Sunoco gas station is on a corner of the property as is a free-standing combined KFC and Taco Bell. The shopping center is in two parts, divided by the Burke Lake Road overpass. On the other side are an Enterprise car rental, Duk Wo (Asian Fusion) and Buffa's Dance Studio, among other businesses. The shopping center is very accessible from Burke Lake Road and Burke Road from West Springfield.

This shopping center is having a Free outdoor dinosaur exhibit for kids, which is a really cool…read morething to do. We need something fun, and it's safe and outdoors. For those willing to brave the theaters, there are also very inexpensive dinosaur themed movies at the Regal theaters in the same shopping center. I think this is a great effort to bring businesses some customers and have something positive to do when so many people are short on funds and activities.

Not a lot here anymore.besides the movies the best thing is probably duluth trading company.one of…read morethe newest tenants.and kohls.bed bath and beyond shuttered their location here last year leaving a vacant spot.also lost bookstore and borders books in the past.

It's good that this old shopping center is undergoing renovations, and overall, its appearance…read morelooks significantly improved. However, due to ongoing construction and upgrades at the shopping center, it's quite difficult to access the restaurant or do grocery shopping after parking, since construction crews have blocked pedestrian walkways around the center.

This mall has seen better days. It probably needs to be renovated. Simply put it looks old, and…read moreit's needs a solid facelift. There's also really nothing exciting over here. Sure there's a family restaurant, barber, Outback Steakhouse, and a veterinarian. Also there's a nice fitness place, and a Subway if you want a quick bite. If you're looking for a grocery store, the Safeway here works for the basics. Yet compared to other chains it is expensive. The Popeyes is unhealthy but wow is it delicious. Most of the time there is plenty of parking here. That's a plus, and it's convenient to Braddock Road. It's not too far from the Beltway. My hope is this will be renovated with better store choices.