Let's be honest. It's an ok strip mall. Northern Virginia has loads of them. There's nothing…read moredistinctive about this one, or countless others. They seem to blend in the background. Will say parking here is quite easy. Do be careful leaving on route 123. The Giant and Five Guys are probably the most exciting. Alright there's a nice Starbucks here. Also you'll find one restaurant changes every few months. There is an ABC store. Please don't drink and drive. Leaving you can fill up at the gas station.

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.

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.

I went to Potomac Mills Mall to go to Earthbound and to check out other places in the mall. We…read moredidn't have long to check out all the places there due to having to rush to different places and events that day. I liked how everything was festively decorated . Even though it is an outlet mall, I noticed the items I got were almost the same prices online except a few dollars less. Being the largest mall in Virginia and one level , it was hard to navigate and I couldn't find signs leading to Earthbound. I got lost twice. I plan to visit this place again when it is not so crowded in the future. The service we received in the stores we browsed in were good and professional. We found a good bargain for a sturdy metal carry on luggage with wheels for $40. I loved the clothes I wanted online yet was never able to get until recently.

This outlet mall has something for everyone. And I mean everyone in my group left with something…read morewhether it be merchandise from one of the many shops or a meal. There's a big lot surrounding the Mills for parking . I chose the side near Nordstrom's rack and didn't have a problem finding a spot. There are backgrounds for picture taking opportunities located in the mall .The bathrooms were clean.Just wish they had paper towels available for hand drying.

This newer shopping center, located at Potomac Town Place in Woodbridge, VA, features a diverse…read morecombination of retail shops, dining establishments, office spaces, and residential apartments. Among the retail options are notable stores such as Sleep Number, Old Navy, REI, Brighton, White House Black Market, and Carhartt, among many others. The dining selection includes a variety of restaurants, including Not Your Average Joe's, Potbelly Sandwich Shop, Dok Khao Thai, Aroma Latin Fusion, Firepan Korean BBQ, and Firebirds Wood Fired Grill. A seasonal ice rink is in the center, between Dok Khao Thai and Firebirds Wood Fired Grill. The area is well-maintained and offers an inviting environment for shopping and entertainment, including the Alamo Movie Theatre, and pleasant strolls during favorable weather conditions.

On a June 5 mid- afternoon visit the following took place: -…read moreWe were assigned a technician to solve some iPhone and iPad problems. - Part way through the help process a lady was forced in by another technician to have her new phone updated. This soon became unfair to all concerned, the other lady was not receiving the proper attention nor was my wife. The technician was placed into a difficult and uncomfortable position trying to split her attention and efforts. We left with some unsolved conditions. Multi-tasking was turned into multi-disservice. Ron Dunn nnudnor@gmail.com 703 405-8774Cell/Text

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!

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

I'm very disappointed that this establishment having security guards driving around in golf carts…read more Having security guards in cars has now allowed towing trucks to come and pluck cars that are parked, picking up food or dropping people off without no notice without no signage. Nothing. A tow company has conspired with the security guards to pick people's cars while they are either delivering something or picking something up. Miguel's towing is basically stalking the customers that go to any of these establishments. There's no signage. There is nothing warning drivers or delivery personnel that your car will be towed. They don't even have enough parking in this town center for half of the establishments and now they're starting to tow people's cars. A sad day for Kingstown shopping Center