West Chester Commons has a great selection of retailers and restaurants . It's right off of 288. I…read morelove the Jo Ann's here . There is also a Regal cinema featuring stadium seating and digital projection. It does have 2 round a bouts so if your not familiar with this beware it can be tricky . The area is maintained well and I've never felt unsafe shopping there.

From the owner: Westchester Commons creates an entire shopping experience, from retail to services to a variety of…read more14 restaurants, not to mention over 30 Community events throughout the year. Westchester Commons is truly a place where you can shop, eat and play!

What a gem! Looks can be deceiving as you do not realize just how large this shop is from the…read morestreet. You walk in...and there is just so much to see. Downstairs and upstairs! So many little goodies! If you are looking for just little knick knacks? They have it. Souvenirs? They got it. Clothes? Yep. Seasonal decor? They have you covered year-round. Local goods as well. I could have spent so much money in one visit, but I held myself in check so I can come back and do more exploring in this awesome little store. Definitely worth the 30 minute trip from our house in NC just to go here!

We love driving up from North Carolina to attend the annual Christmas in Clarksville open house…read moreevery November. One of our favorite places to shop is the Virginia Avenue Mall, which offers (the following description from Virginia.org) 40 independent retailers. Antiques, Baby Clothes & Accessories, Books, Clothing, Cosmetics, Coffee, Snacks & Cold Drinks, Collectibles, Counted Cross Stitching Supplies, Christian Book & Supplies, Custom Picture Framing, Dolls, Furniture, Fashion Handbags, Garden Statuary & Flags, Gel Candles, Handcrafted Wood Gifts, Jewelry, Novelties, Patchwork & Country Crafts, Packaging Supplies, Photo Frames, Prints, Realty Information, Sewing Notions, Souvenirs, Stanley Home Products, Toys, Watersports Equipment, Wrought Iron, Yarn & Supplies, and Visitor Information. There is always that irresistible something that makes an extra special gift to someone in our lives. It's quirky. And there's something about wandering about the maze looking at the wide range of offerings which is a bit intoxicating. The folks who work here? Spectacular! Whom I presume all happen to have a vested interest--I'm guessing they are the retailers, provide service with a smile and a heaping amount of Southern goodness. There's one store within the mall that offers the yummiest soup and dip mixes and much more. They make great hostess gifts and are always a hit when I bring them to a party. If you're passing through, or if you're even a short drive away, definitely check it out.

Fun little department store, tidier & better organized than most in this genre (Marshall's, Ross,…read moreTJ Maxx, etc). The staff are much more friendly and engaged, at least on my 1st visit here, than is typical in such places. This seasonal & end-cap displays are set up with a good eye for detail. With help from the cheerful young lady at the front, I was able to find what I stopped in for (puppy training pads for my bunny's cage) with no trouble at all, and paid half the price the pet supply store next-door chargers for the same product. So many different businesses have occupied this exact address, here's wishing burkes good luck and staying power.

Excellent,clean, well-organized new store. Great kitchen and home organization items, large pet…read moreaccessories section and great customer service. Definitely worth visiting.

This shopping center is open air so come ready to walk outside from store to store. A lot of of the…read morestores have unfortunately closed or were replaced by lesser known stores. That is a little disappointing. However, there are still nice places to eat like Fleming's. I also love the Anthropologie there and their staff are so friendly and helpful. However, it does seem like the shopping options are narrowing as the years go by.

Oh Stony Point, how far you've fallen…read more I don't know if it's COVID or what has brought about the mass exodus from this outdoor shopping center but it's a shell of what it used to be. 10 years or so ago - I was so impressed with all the stores here. Some of them the only high end ones until you get to DC. Tiffany's, Restoration Hardware, Anthropologie, Sur la Table, body stores, Bebe, Saks 5th Ave and tons more. Tiffany's and RH remain. As well as Saks and a few others holding on like Pandora and Brighton, but that's it. A vast majority of the shops have closed as well as the restaurants. I remember when this was a bustling shopping center with children playing in the main area and people walking their pets. It was a ghost town today. I hope it can be revived.

This place has just about everything you can imagine. Owners and staff are VERY FRIENDLY…read more I bought an area rug there, it was affordable and it is still beautiful.

This TJ Maxx is located in the Calvert Village Shopping Center, next to the UPS store. The store…read moreseemed to have recently opened, with a larger store space, a decent selection in hand bags, and the items being mostly organized. The Clearance section is a bit small in the rear of the store, and there are other clearance shelves throughout the place. The pet section has a bit more variety, such as all-natural wet pet food, toiletries, and USA-made snacks. I also found the kitchen section a bit lacking, but their gift bags and greeting cards were of more of a variety. The SAs are friendly, and the check-out process is pretty efficient and quick. +limited Clearance and kitchen section +nice pet section +friendly SAs

Sean M. is a excellent cashier. Always friendly and on this trip offered to put a large mirror into…read moremy vehicle without me asking. So grateful for above average staff as him!