Cashier lady was very friendly. OMG, I think this place might have everything... you just have to…read moredig through. But I learned that I'm too old to bargain shop this way. I love that it's in my neighborhood. I don't visit the store often because this location is surrounded with bargain stores like Marshalls and its sister stores. There's also Costco, Sam's Club, target, Kohl's, Walmart, etc... but it's worth the visit.

Worst cashier ever. Had no idea what she was doing and was counting my items while cross-…read morereferencing the screen. She said she overcharged me then tried to say she undercharged me. I left without purchase.... She was rude too and kept blaming the technology and not her own stupidity.

The Teasure Hound, supporting Friends of Homeless Animals is a great place to shop. Always…read moresomething new to see and lots of treasures to find! Donations are 10-4 on certain days, call ahead. They are always looking for volunteers for the Treasure Hound and F.O.H.A. to care for the animals at the no kill shelter. Thanks for your support!

Genuinely one of my favorite thrift places! They always have the best sales and I've gotten so many…read moregood shirts there! The jean selection was also immaculate! Lots of trinkets and some toys as well! I love coming back often!

Most of the inventory is dated and not great quality. You are better off selling online yourself…read more(so easy and you do not give up 60%) or donating to those in need. Be prepared, some of the staff has an attitude problem (for no reason). Good luck.

This store is amazing. I can't believe it's been around 13 years and I never knew it. I…read moreaccidentally came on the day of the sidewalk sale. Unbelievably good clothes for $5 each. The clothes inside equally amazing and surprisingly affordable. Lots of famous brands and really high quality clothing in a variety of sizes. They don't have fitting rooms which I was at first not happy about, but as it turns out everyone just changes in front of the mirrors in a back corner. It was the most fun communal shopping experience I've ever had, getting feedback on everything I tried on. This is my go-to shop for dance clothes and work clothes from here on out.

Their service was great and their selection/value was fine ( I found two new Yeti cups for $10!!)…read more It is exactly what you expect from a bin store, you dig and dig and hope for gold. They keep it clean and are constantly organizing. Their items they have to the side are way overpriced but the bins more than make up for it

Heard about this new venue to make purchases at great prices. The store seemed like a cross…read morebetween a thrift store and a garage sale. Made an "Apple AirPods Max" purchase for $199 - they are counterfeit! Be aware.

Great store with very fair prices. Everything was quality stuff, no junk in sight! It's worth the…read moredrive if you're anywhere nearby, my favorite second hand store in NOVA!

Such a beautiful quaint store . He was nice, we stayed 5 minutes passed closing and he didn't push…read moreus out.

This store is big and clean and well-organized and well-stocked…read more Some Dollar stores, especially the true $1 stores like this one, are jammed, jumbled and stock mostly party-favor junk. This is totally different. I wouldn't hesitate to purchase anything I saw in there, if I needed it. The owner can seriously be proud and I told them I'd write them a great review and here it is. I can specifically note their oven-cleaner product (like Easy-Off) and their 96 oz bleach, which is about half the price of Walmart's store-brand bleach.

This morning was already close to 90 degrees, and I honestly just came in here to finish up a…read morebusiness call. The air conditioning was right on cue and it was just what I needed, because the shopping center where this store is located has zero trees and zero shade. I was on the phone for a good 8 minutes and no one bothered me or asked what I was doing. Then I needed a pen to write down some information. I was not that prepared as you can see. Georgia was super nice to me and walked to show me where there were some pens by the register. That was so kind of her. Then I noticed a Dove bar of soap that normally sells for more than $4.00 anywhere else. Here it was less than $1.25. Georgia helped me again while I purchased the soap. She's a great employee and I had a great experience with her and this store

A newer consignment shop in McLean, Again Boutiques offers a nice selection of curated items that…read morewere great to peruse through - they have dresses, sweaters, bags, wallets, belts, and various accessories; they also do a great job in updating their 'new arrivals.' You can find brands from St. John, Gucci, Fendi, to Hermes and Chanel. I found a cute cardigan and a small handbag! The store is very well-organized and set up where it's easy to move around and access. The owner was friendly and welcoming, and was readily available for any assistance. Plenty of parking in the lot as well as on the streets. +luxury consignment +friendly owner +ample parking

Greatest place I've been in. I would recommend everyone to go check out this establishment. Also…read morethe staff and owner are super friendly and professional.

I remember hearing about this this store when it first opened, it was really hyped up. I didn't…read morewant to get caught up in the frenzy, so I avoided the first month of opening. I finally was able to visit and it was quite insane!! I had vivid memories of the teen/adult clothing stores that were open decades ago at Dulles Town Center. It's like fast fashion meets Rave, Charlotte Russe and H&M. Great idea bringing this to a busy mall with a lot of foot traffic. They carry so many items at decent/affordable prices. I can see why it was so hyped up. Shoes, jeans, tops---for men, women and kids. There were also miscellaneous items such as water bottles, suitcases, home deco, etc. There were 2 whole floors of items!! I didn't purchase anything, but I did eye stuff for my next visit. I love the self-checkout section. There was a barcode scanner upon exit. They are located on the opposite side of the 3-floor section of the mall. There is an entrance from outside the mall as well as inside. Would I return? for sure

I like Primark, but I'm not in love with Primark. I appreciate what they are doing and their…read moreprices. But I always feel like I'm sized out in here on most items. No matter when, or where, I go, the item I want is out of stock in the size I need. I really am drawn to their novelty tees. Each time I am in here I always check them out in hopes to find one to add to my rotation. This stop they had a bunch that I liked, but after searching through everything there, not in my size, as I mentioned above. The selection of other items is great here, but not always what I'm looking for. If I wanted single color matching outfits, this is a great place to pick that up. However, that was not what I was in the mood for this time. Would definitely stop back in here if I am in the area again, but with more and more of these popping up there are locations closer to me.

This was my go-to Whole Foods whenever I was in that vicinity. Everything is always in-stock and…read morebeautifully displayed. Never had a bad produce or bad experience shopping there in general. Parking is right in front of the store and the customer service here was always great. It's also right off of the toll roads and main roads making it convenient to swing by. Definitely a brightly lit store and had a nice ambiance. I especially enjoyed their grilled salmon in their deli area. That with salad mix made for a great dinner or lunch every time.

Well, I had hoped the shopping experience here would improve, but apparently they are determined to…read morebe the worst Whole Foods in the area. They decided to remove all the bulk food. You know, nuts, dried beans, dried lentils, and a couple dozen other items that were available by the pound, as they are in every other Whole Foods, including Ashburn. So I just did something I never do, and walked out, leaving my cart behind, on my way to go to Sprouts, which is next to Mom's - two actual health food stores, both of which sell bulk dried foods. ----------------------- Prior review ----------------------- We waited a year for this? Seriously? What a **HUGE** disappointment. Start with the cafe. Hoping for something as inviting as Fair Lakes, with beer on tap and indoor and outdoor dining? Or perhaps Ashburn's second floor with a two-level outdoor deck? Forget it. The indoor cafe area is about as inviting as a prison cafeteria. They had a year to build, a very large space, and a side parking lot that was always empty when this building was a Best Buy. Given they gutted the building, they could have cut openings in that wall and created an indoor / outdoor space. Nope. Let's just throw some tables against the front wall. The harsh lighting and being on display will ensure quick turnover. I've held team meetings at Fair Lakes, so we could talk over beer and burgers. Zero chance of me ever doing that here. Salad bar? I had hoped for a four-station setup like Ashburn, instead of the three-station setup they had at the prior Reston location. Nope. Just three, with one dedicated to soup, which means all hot food, prepared food, and salad offerings are spread across just two stations. Thus, the station for salad has half the vegetable and protein options Ashburn offers. Instead of five types of greens, it had two, plus browning iceberg, and significantly fewer vegetable options. No cauliflower, green beans, radishes, edamame, green peppers, etc. Protein? Instead of three types of lean poultry, it had one - rubbery chicken. And for non-meat-based protein, instead of tofu and 4 types of beans, it had black and garbanzo beans. Can you get a salad here? Yes. Will I? Given the selection, why bother? And beer? Well, the website claims a "world class selection," but the nearby Giant and Harris Teeter stores both seem to have a much larger selection, including local craft options. And while I was disappointed when I saw the beer options were largely limited to what was in a cooler, I was even more disappointed when I saw how much of that cooler was dedicated to seltzers and non-alcoholic content. Hey, those are great options, but how about a beer selection that motivates craft beer fans to come to the store? If I'm in the store and need beer, I'll grab something, but I'm not passing by Harris Teeter to come here for beer... and that means I'll likely pickup other things there as well. But hey, I did grab some Yogi tea while I was here, since I ran out last night. For $1 more a box than TJ's two blocks away. And while the place is clean, as you would expect at this stage, it has the ambiance of a fluorescent-lit big box discount store. Given the size of the space and the time they spent on the build out, this location could have been their flagship location in Nova. Instead, it's just another grocery store, in an area that does not lack for options, including a Wegman's, right down the road.

I bought this pita bread from this supermarket and was horrified when I opened it and discovered…read moremold throughout the whole thing. It was nasty and I threw it away immediately. Please do not shop here they have no health inspection and are very rude.

Watch for EXPIRED or nearly expired food products! and their refund policy is designed to NOT…read more Also, The cleanliness of this place is questionable. On the bright side, they sell a nice variety of middle eastern foods....but my experience was worthy of a 2 star. Luckily there are many other better options for me in the area.