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    Why Not Candy

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    Five Below

    Five Below

    3.3(6 reviews)
    1.9 mi

    Never used to visit these stores until somebody recently told me they sold Laffy Taffy…read more I love me some Laffy Taffy. Nothing like having a targeted purpose as impetus to check something out. Once upon a Time, I'm told, everything here was $5 and less - hence the name. Not sure if that's the case still but they have an interesting candy and snack selection among other stuff. Lots of old school snacks we remember from childhood too along with new stuff. Well lighted and a lot cleaner/better merchandised than your typical Dollar Store/discount store environment and with multiple locations throughout the area including Clinton, MD and Springfield, Va. Oh, and more than ONE stressed out/overworked/annoyed associate on ONE register at a time too. Majority of the store + the shelving is white so it looks super bright. The associates are friendly and engaging....and *gasps & pearl clutch*.... Even helpful and willing to check back stock if you're looking for something in particular. They [actually] look happy to be there. Quite refreshing. Parking is strip mall next to a Safeway store in the Kingstowne Town Center shopping plaza with World Market, HomeGoods/TJMaxx and lots of other stores. Walmart & Kohl's is across the street - Aldi's is down the street, so it's quite a bustling area.

    Going into the store having an emergent need to use the bathroom and they're saying they're all…read morebroken and they have all their new stock on carts blocking all the bathroom doors. I highly doubt all the bathrooms are broken when their staff working there. They either need to be fixed with the policy needs to be changed.

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    German Gourmet

    German Gourmet

    4.3(255 reviews)
    5.6 mi
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    Falls Church, VA - after hiking around in the city my handsome husband and I worked up a hunger…read more German Gourmet to the rescue! This little store on Columbia Pike functions as a German specialty grocer, deli and sandwich counter. Our focus today was the sandwich counter. One important thing to know is there is no seating of any kind. You will be taking your sandwiches to go. (My suggestion: get a few slices of butter kaese at the deli counter and munch on these on the car ride home. Then enjoy your sandwiches in peace at your abode.) They do offer napkins and plastic silverware if needed. The sandwiches are freshly made to order. You take a number and a deli employee will assist you. They have numerous types of bratwurst to choose from. Additionally a number of German cold cuts. We ordered a Nurnberger bratwurst and the Tyrolean hot sandwich. The breads for both were very fresh and the sandwiches tasty. The mustard on the bratwurst was full of good horseradish! The Tyrolean was moist with a good combination of tender meat and sauce. The bread was a nice mild rye - it was a two hander sandwich! We were both full having eaten these delicious sandwiches. The deli employees were all friendly and efficient. Prices were very reasonable. We would definitely return.

    Hi everyone, just wanted to leave a review of German Gourmet on Columbia Pike…read more Before I begin, I want to identify what the ingredients are for a classic Reuben. You'll need two slices of seeded or marble rye bread, about six ounces of thinly sliced corned beef or pastrami, two slices of sharp Swiss cheese, roughly a quarter cup of well-drained sauerkraut, and two tablespoons of Russian or Thousand Island dressing. A little butter for toasting the bread and optional spicy brown mustard round it out. That said, what I actually received was the absolute worst Reuben I've ever had in my entire life. They used ham instead of corned beef or pastrami, an insult to the name. The Swiss was bland and low-quality, not sharp at all. There was no mustard, barely any Thousand Island, and I couldn't even detect any sauerkraut. The bread wasn't toasted, and they still charged me $12.50 with tax. If this is what passes for a Reuben at a supposed German delicatessen, save your money and go somewhere that actually knows what they're doing.

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