This mall is fun and lively and offers a lot of community events to enhance the shopping experience.read more

In the "olden days" (i.e. the lat 80's - early 90's), I used to spend lots of time shopping on…read moreWisconsin Avenue, Mazza Gallery, Lord & Taylor and other shops that don't exist any more. The stores here aren't as exciting as they used to be. Whole Foods is a reason to come to this area (they also validate for discounted parking). There are also some nice restaurants such as Capital Grille (fully validate), PF Changs (no validation) and Maggianos (across the street). Bloomingdales is near PF Changs. There are other high end retail stores on the block. The parking garage at Wisconsin Place is approximately $3/hour. Look for street parking first (not just because it is cheaper). The garage is usually quite full so you'll need an extra 15 minutes just to circle and circle inside the garage. Take a picture of the level you parked your car to increase the chances of finding it again. Take your parking ticket with you since you can pay at the automated pay stations near the elevators.

As several other reviewers have said, The parking system here is a nightmare. It is extremely…read moreirresponsible of the owner, the Chevy Chase Land Company, not to make the needed improvements. Otherwise the Collection at Chevy Chase will become a huge white elephant in the center of Chevy Chase Village. It is too dangerous, confusing, and difficult to park there. This is a huge disservice to people who need to go there and the businesses there, such as the Amazon Fresh grocery store.

Nice new upscale shopping section in Chevy Chase. Agree with other reviewers that it feels like a…read moremini Rodeo Drive. The high end shops are located in a small area all in walking ‍ distance from friendship heights and the Chevy Chase mall.

This is a fun little walkable shopping zone. Good spots to grab a coffee, treat, or splurge on some…read moreshopping. Something is there for everyone to explore. It is also just a beautiful area to sit and relax while someone else runs into a store.

There there are so many fabulous stores in this area! One thing to keep in mind is that parking is…read morelimited on the street, but there are several big parking areas you can utilize as well. I love that they have tons of retail clothing stores (such as Madewell and free people), as well as food options (Georgetown cupcakes, always gets a stop!).

This place is DEAD . All the stores are gone even the CVS. The only thing still left in here is…read morethe hotel, cheesecake factory and a T-Mobile store. The wrecking balls will be coming soon.

The three level mini-mall located above the Friendship Heights Metro Station-Red Line…read more Amongst the retail shops of H&M & JCrew, you'll find a Starbuck's centrally located on the 1st floor, World Market, T-Mobile, Civil Lounge, Sunrise Newsstand, The Cheesecake Factory, CVA & the Embassy Suites Hotel. Very convenient via Metro, yet there's a dedicated underneath parking starting at $5/Hour. The Wisconsin Avenue entrance is open 6A-10P & Military Road is open 24/7. A great place to pit stop while hanging out in Friendship Heights.

On 8-1-2025 I SPLIT my pants and had to run to TARGET to purchase a new pair of pants I found what…read moreI was looking for and noticed there were No cashiers working there I asked a nice employee to help me with the self checkout machine and she did I give this place 5 starts in spite of the fact there are no cashiers there which there SHOULD

It might be a good idea to hire more than 1 cashier instead of 5 security guards. Over 30 people in…read moreline at the self check out is insane.

If you're in the Columbia Heights area, it's hard to avoid making runs to DC USA. It's an…read moreair-conditioned mini-mall right across the street from the Columbia Heights metro stop, including Washington Sports Club, Target, Best Buy, Marshalls, Bed Bath & Beyond, and Perfumania. The Target also has a Starbucks inside it. (Payless recently closed down, and Staples closed a while ago.) It also has a big enclosed parking garage, with elevator access to the stores. Detractions include a bizarre lack of cell phone service in patches, especially in the stores farthest from the street (lookin' at you, Marshalls). The place can also get crowded, most of all on weekends. And sometimes the escalators are broken, but the tend to get fixed within a day or two. Overall, right in the middle for shopping centers, but there are few like it in such a central area of the district, so it'll probably survive for a long time coming.

There are pros and cons to this shopping center…read more Pros: Target, Best Buy, a pretty cheap parking lot ($1.50 per hour!). Target staff is actually pretty nice, can't comment on staff at other stores in the center. Lots of security presence at Target (not a bad thing, but don't be offended if they ask to see your receipt for big items in your cart). Mid weekday is a great time to shop and this store has every section represented - full offering of kids, shoes, home, food, etc. Metro right out front, super convenient if you aren't driving. Also, bus stop is a block south on 14th Street. TONS of places to eat on 14th as well. Cons: Horrific driving (it can take 15 minutes to go 2 blocks into the garage. Awful, one lane, one way streets). You HAVE to go up or down 14th Street and turn on Park to get in the parking garage. Each have one turning lane. Often busses or construction/delivery trucks take up one lane, so people turning are in the same lane as those going straight. HUGE jams. Stores are packed, often empty shelves on weekends. Weekends + long lines, but that's at all Targets. So if you need a lot of stuff, it's not a bad place to go, but time your visit carefully or get used to lots of deep breathing as you try to navigate driving up 14th Street. I have found it quicker to actually drive out of DC to Alexandria or Rockville versus dealing with the awful driving around this store. Whoever in the city planners office decided to set up the streets/turn signs/lights around this mall needs to be fired. With more high rise apt buildings going up, that area is only getting more packed by the year. Something needs to be done.

How can anyone complain about this store. It is a rare gem from another era. The store is…read morephysically elegant. The merchandise includes lots of items exclusive to Bloomingdale's. The staff are welcoming and offer serious help, if you are really interested. Don't complain because the online purchase you made didn't fit and the return was refused. I've ordered online and had no problem returning within their deadline. You can too. Was it really a gift? Get a gift receipt!

STAY AWAY FROM ONLINE ORDERING FROM HERE!!! 14 days is unsatisfactory given I purchased something…read morefrom your store to give as a gift and when I received the item the seal was broken and almost half the product was gone. Disgusting that your facility didn't have some quality check before sending that. I purchased that for a gift and now have to wait, I didn't expect this to come from a high end store at all. I will never shop online again. I have been waiting for reimbursement since Dec 6??? Do you think this is acceptable for $125 product?? Someone should be fired!!

This Target definitely serves its purpose in this area. With that, this store is almost always…read moreextremely packed. You have to go with the hustle and bustle and hope that you don't forget anything. On top of that, you really have to pay attention to see where departments are in this store. I had several items I knew I needed to get and I didn't want to make anymore stops than I needed to on my way home. Plus, I had a plan to stay in all weekend and this would fulfill that plan as well. I came in and darted to areas that I knew I needed to go to. I was amazed by the fact that everything I needed was stocked and available. I made it a point to not get a cart or basket because I didn't need to buy anything just because I saw. Using only my hands to grab the items helped in this train of thought. You can only carry so many items and this limited me to impulse buying. Then I got to the registers and this is where it kind of turns into the hunger games. You can either take your chances and stand in one of the two long lines at registers that are manned. Or you can stand in line at the self checkouts and hope that the people in front of you know how to use them and use them fast. I chose the latter and almost regretted this as the people in front of me were slower than I expected. I did end up getting through my own checkout quickly and since I had my own bag ready, I was out of that area and on my way back out. Why the freight elevator is at the entrance of this place, I don't know, as it is a big obstacle to go around when entering and exiting. And the exit side is almost always littered with people that you have to sidestep with the best of them.

I came to this Target for the first time, there is a parking lot attached. I shopped then asked…read moresecurity in Target about validation. She stated I only needed my receipt. I proceeded to exit and tried to scan my receipt. When it didn't take, I called on the help button for assistance. Explaining I shopped at the store and was trying to validate my parking. I was informed they don't validate and I had to pay. I would not be using their parking facility if I wasn't shopping at target. I paid but I will not return, that's terrible service!

A cute suburban shopping center, with combo plaza style stores running along an L-shaped outdoor…read morecollection of shops and an internal 3-story building housing additional businesses and offices. Supermarket (Safeway), award-winning bakery and French restaurant (Praline's), Starbucks, salon, CVS pharmacy, yoga, deli, karate studio, Petite Ballet, Chico's, dry cleaners, and several restaurants.

A decent, somewhat run-of-the-mill neighborhood shopping center with the staples: supermarket,…read morepharmacy, coffee shop (Starbucks), two banks, dry cleaners, and pluses - a liquor store, a toy store, and a pet (supplies only) store. A couple other sundry establishments include a nail salon, a takeout Chinese store, an optometrist, and a children's clothing boutique (honestly I have no idea how some of these latter stores have managed to survive). Great place to take care of multiple errands in one trip.

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