The MarketPlace at Madison Crescent is a shopping center located at the intersection of U.S. 15 and…read moreU.S. 29 in western Gainesville, VA. I'm often in this shopping center as my favorite Italian restaurant - Desiderio Italian American Grill is located here: Desiderio Italian-American Grill http://www.yelp.com/biz/desiderio-italian-american-grill-gainesville Other businesses I frequent here include my gym - Anytime Fitness, Brooklyn Bros. Pizzeria, Subway, Virginia ABC Store, and Harris Teeter. Anytime Fitness http://www.yelp.com/biz/anytime-fitness-gainesville Brooklyn Brothers Pizzeria http://www.yelp.com/biz/brooklyn-brothers-pizzeria-gainesville Subway http://www.yelp.com/biz/subway-gainesville-7 Virginia ABC Store http://www.yelp.com/biz/virginia-abc-store-gainesville-2 Harris Teeter http://www.yelp.com/biz/harris-teeter-gainesville There are a number of other businesses here as well, including a tax service, a hair salon, a nail salon, a mattress store, a bank, a martial arts business, and an Eggspectation.

I love the spaghetti and meatballs dish! Love this restaurant. My husband especially likes the…read moreVeal Sinatra. The majority of our visits we have had excellent service and food. Yes, there have been a couple of times when it has been "off" somewhat. Those times have been when it is very crowded and they do seem a bit overwhelmed. Our servers have always been very pleasant and on top of things such as refilling water glasses, asking if I want another glass of Merlot, etc. Iam happy there is a family restaurant in our area and not just another chain restaurant.

Market Square at Dominion Valley is a shopping center in Northern Haymarket - just off of U.S. 15…read more There are a number of businesses I frequent here - the Giant Food - which was named a "Super Giant" when it first opened a few years ago - the outside sign was recently changed with the new Giant logo to the regular Giant name with no mention of "Super." I also regularly visit Deja Brew, a really great coffee/espresso shop and Tony's NY Pizza for really delicious pizza! Other businesses I frequent occasionally include the Lion & Bull Restaurant, the VA ABC Store, and The UPS Store.

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.

Really? After we checked in over 200 times at the previous listing for The Shops at Stonewall, they…read morechanged the listing of the address to Verizon and now we get this clean slate to start all over again. :) -Great location with Wegmans and Dicks, Old Navy and The Bone, Ross Dress for Less and couple more places packed in there. Bed Bath and Beyond is gone, Michael's moved to Warrenton. Wonder what store will fill their places.

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Huge Ross. And things are laid out pretty well. Of courses sizes are all mixed up, but thats…read moresometimes the customers. There was an alarm going off and not sure why no one was turning it off. The only reason I put 4 instead of 5, the lady working the fitting room. Not friendly at all and not sure if she even spoke English. I had a lot of stuff. She said only 6 items. I ended up walking to a mirror in an aisle and trying them on over my clothes. No one said anything. She just was not pleasant.

It works. Am glad to have white socks again. This store is fairly organized. Also I like that it's…read morenot super busy. You do save money here, but unlike their other locations, they have more than one cashier. That can be a deciding factor. Good employees here. Selection could be better. Stores like this, tend to be limited for tall guys. I was disappointed not to find athletic pants. Sure there were a couple, but none liked at all. If in the area again, will see if this is improved. Parking is a breeze. They do have some deals in shoes

I been buying shoes from DSW for years and just recently I bought a pair of blue Nike for my 6…read moreyears old boy, he wear it only once and the shoes made the back of his feet red and was hurting him, the shoes has no dirt no scratch or anything I took the shoes with the box papers and receipt to exchange it. And they didn't do it for me explaining the return policy, saying things that is not mentioned in receipt as return policy. When I asked why what you are saying is not in the receipt, I was told it is in the website. I was disappointed and will never go back as a customer.

I have been a dsw customer for years! That being said, I have seen the decline in quality. I used…read moreto be able to purchase leather and top quality shoes for a decent price. I purchased designer products as well. Now, well there is so much plastic and 2nd quality items I can no longer buy online. I have to go into the store check the items quality, stitching, materials and try on several pairs if it will fit since sizes do not mean the sizing anymore. Such variations is a bit frustrating. Especially since prices are not great discounts anymore. Sometimes running to Tory Burch outlet is a better deal than the plastic knock offs K&k in dsw. But for a fix I can grab a berk or a cork Jessica in a pinch. Love ya, just wishing for the old days or getting 5-10 shoes delivered & they all fit

Something odd is going on with this store's hiring practices - i.e. management. It looks like most…read moreof the previous staff (Americans) have largely been replaced by people from the exact same 'background'. The pattern is hard to ignore and raises obvious questions about management's motive. The bigger issue is that customer service appears to be an alien concept to the staff and management. On one pickup, an employee whose background shall not be named, immediately pushed for a review. Apparently, earning five stars is optional; asking for them isn't. If you're in the store, customer service starts with pretending you don't exist.

Stocked shelves are beautiful. Bakery is outstanding. Checking out is the worst experience ever…read more They pretty much tell you to do it yourself and then check to make sure you didn't steal anything on the way out. They need to open more registers. They need to greet customers. They need to say thank you for shopping at Walmart.