Came to see Buddy at the mall, very nicely updated! The escalator up was out but the elevator was…read moreright close by. A lot quieter since we went near closing time but an enjoyable mall!

I can always find something here. Parking sucks no matter what area I go to someone is always doing…read moresomething silly in the lot. Lots of stores and food for everyone.

This plaza has been around for quite some time and is conveniently located off of Little River…read moreTurnpike across from the exit for 395 to Washington, DC. They have recently upgraded it and have added some new stores as well. The shortlist of stores is: Giant Foods, Ross, Marshall's, Total Wine (a necessity LOL), ABC Store (another necessity hahaha), Hobby Lobby, Verizon, Five Below, LA Fitness, Sally Beauty Supply, The Dollar Tree, Footlocker, Subway, Pizza Hut, Quickway Hibachi, Jollibee, and many many more! It is an open strip mall and has plenty of parking and good lighting at night. The only negative is that sometimes there can be a bit of a wait to exit the shopping center from either of the only two ways out, but it is what it is. Happy Shopping Peeps!

7/3/22 My friend Rebecca who prefers to be called Becky was…read morehere a day ago writing a review on this Plaza. This plaza has gone through changes. Some stores have gone down in history as a failure while others rise from the ashes to start a new history. Take the new restaurant called Jollibee. This chicken restaurant is a place I will have check out. Maybe before Becky does. Restaurants like Pizza Hut (making it great) along Subway were they make it fresh are two restaurants near the liquor store in a beautiful purple color building. If you need food, supplies or a snack, Giant Foods can help you with that. Not feeling pretty today, Sally's beauty store or the nail salon and barbershops can help you. Feeling stressed or just need to kill some time at home? Reflexology Spa, Gamestop or The Hobby Lobby stores can help you with these things. Other games like Lacrosse can be found in a store called Lacrosse Unlimited. Unfortunately this store does not have Yukon Huskies merchandise. Parking here has gotten better with the new design for the area. I don't remember when this was fixed up, but I do remember the problems arose from finding a parking spot while the construction was underway. Landmark Plaza has been around for decades and now the area is getting an enema. The landmark mall is being torn down for some "gordy monstrosity" as Ruben would say(Ocean's Eleven: Ruben's In). More housing with shops under the apartments will appear. A better look for the city of Alexandria Virginia will happen over time. Landmark Plaza has lots to offer. I think it can most certainly keep up with the times Check it out and see if there is something Rebecca and I missed.

Ample and wide open plaza with an iHop, some sandwich shops, banks and home stores. The Plaza is…read morewell laid out and parking is abundant. On the North side are shoe and clothes outlets, as well as Shoppers Food, TJMaxx and a Cold Stone Ice Creamery. Clean outdoor Plaza in Hybla Valley. Rebel review: 5

Oh wonderful place to spend hours and hours. They have good stores like TJMaxx, DSW, and cold stone…read moreetc... definitely one stop shop to spend little time without having to drive since almost all the stores are walking distance.

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!

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.

I usually sleep in a van, like Sufjan Stevens when he drove to Chicago. When I woke up, it was…read moredawn. So I saw what can only be described as a Van Dawn. It was nice. Not as nice as the Bubble Tea in this plaza though. This Plaza is pretty awesome because they have my favorite bubble tea shop in the region - Jave Loco - and then a really cool pet store and some other cool places. It's a little bit hard to navigate because of traffic and the design isn't necessarily the best but it works.

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.

We were not thrilled with the food on the auto train going north. We decided to see what was close…read moreto the Lorton facility. It is a nice place to pick up food before getting on the auto train going south with a lot choices that ne could pick up that will hold until ne wants to eat.

Had a leisurely lunch here before boarding the auto train. Pleasant atmosphere, good food . Staff…read morewas very pleasant and prices were reasonable. Nice selection of food and beverages.

The Fort Belvoir Post Exchange is the closest store I have to get needed items like household…read moregoods, office supplies, clothing, etc. Their sales can be excellent to so so. I try to keep an eye on sales. They also have free gifts with purchases on cosmetics at times. They keep it clean. I have seen some items tampered and stolen in the jewelry department. Cosmetics and perfume areas are nicely displayed and offer samples. Popular items there are bought immediately and scarce there like the seasonal Estée Lauder blockbuster gift. They only had 500 that year. By the time I went to purchase it, they were all gone. I ended up buying it elsewhere for a higher price. My favorite items to buy here are the nail products for manicures, maintenance, and to save money from going to nail salon. If I can purchase the same items at the PX from the commissary, I buy from the commissary. The prices tend to be cheaper there yet there are less options at the commissary for cosmetics and beauty. Sometimes, the prices are too expensive, so I opt for places with the same products at lower prices with the same quality. For example, you can buy bleach and a pack of stationary cards for only $1.25 at Dollar Tree with the same quality as the higher priced PX products. Customer service has ranged from good to excellent. It has mostly self service to purchase items. Coupons for items, returns, and some discounted items are rung up by sales people - the lines can be slow for this. Overall, I like the PX and have little complaints. It is clean and convenient.

I love coming to the Exchange for new running shoes and to stop by Starbucks! The exchange sells my…read morefavorite brand of running shoes- ASIC Noosas. I appreciate how they always have the latest version of them. Starbucks is great too. Sometimes the service is a little slow but the staff is always so nice and they make the drinks good!