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CityCenter DC is an outdoor mall with plenty of great dining options. The shopping is a little limited for me as most of them were on the expensive side It's a great place to walk around and look at non-museums for a change. Or grab a drink, a dessert or have great dining options for a change.
Super cute and plenty of nice stores. Loved all the different options, visited the illusions museum which was fun as well. Worth going to the CityCenterDC for shopping and walking.
City Center has all of the top of the line upscale shops that you can think of including Chanel, Tiffany, Gucci and so much more. I oftentimes come over here if I want to stop by the Tatte or look at the beautiful decor that they change out seasonally. This time I stopped by and the holiday decor was up including their beautiful christmas tree! This is a great spot to come and take photos. Also, when I used to work in the area I used to love to come to their outdoor farmers market. They have stands set up with empanadas, produce, eggs and my favorite kale salad stand. I do believe that this is just seasonal and when it's warm outside so be sure to check it out in the spring when it's back again.
CityCenterDC is a pedestrian-friendly, mixed-use luxury destination for shopping, dining, and leisure in downtown DC. Everything about this commercial district is upscale and opulence, including the Conrad hotel which is situated along New York Avenue. Security is vigilant here. Their presence is conspicuous and they patrol access to the local apartments. As long as you are not engaging in suspicious activity, they are quite relaxed about letting you meander and take photo opportunities. In particular, in and around Palmer Alley, a pedestrianized alley with iconic (and social media-worthy) overhead installations. Palmer Alley drives a lot of the foot traffic to CityCenter because of its vibrant and inviting overhead installations that reflect the seasons and holidays. The Christmas season at CityCenter is also a must-see destination for their Christmas tree lighting ceremony and decorative Christmas displays which last through the season. Keep in mind, the Christmas tree site is actively monitored and security guards heavily enforce the rules and behavior of the grounds; one of which is no walking on the stone displays. It seems every time I visit CityCenter I witness security guards motion at least one visitor to not walk or sit on the displays. Overall, a high-class destination also accommodating to families and window shoppers.
Full disclosure: I used to be a "Yuppie". When I lived Inside the Loop ("ITL") Houston, I used to marvel at "City Centers". Still do. That was before I learned about central planning, social engineering, and what is commonly referred to as "15 minute cities". In any event, I still like checking them out when I visit big "Luxury Belief" cities. They are a striking representation of what these cities aim to be. Now, having said all of that, they are convenient, for sure. And this one is no exception. Need coffee that isn't Starbucks in a hurry? Check. Need to get a coat and tie because you forgot a few necessities while packing for your trip? Check. Need to feel pretentious and act like you are better than anyone living in "Flyover Country"? Check! Okay, I'm being facetious. That said, I really like this place. For some reason, I'm drawn to it every time I visit DC.
Upscale shops in DC. Fountains, balloons, the Museum of Illusions & many restaurants here. Forty shops: Tiffany, Bulgari, Hermes, Burberry, Channel, Ferragamo, Armani, Gucci, Burberry, Dior, Boss, Breitling, Chanel, Yurman ...
This is a lovely shopping area with a bunch of stores if you're interested in shopping. Otherwise, you can take a nice stroll and just take in the views on Palmer Alley. It's really beautiful and a great location to take pictures. I'd highly recommend stopping by if you're ever in the area.
Palmer Alley at the CityCenterDC is beautiful. I loved the cherry blossom decor. However, the previous umbrellas installation was even more beautiful. Always a colorful sight to see.
Went [window]shopping in this lovely little district! You can find a large variety of high-end shops, boutiques, and eateries here. It's a vibrant area to go for a leisurely stroll, grab a coffee, or take pictures. I mainly came here to see Palmer Alley in-person (the corridor with floating decor) - cute for photo-ops!
It's a nice neighborhood with upscale restaurants and boutique shops, luxury brand shops, coffee shops and condominiums, and underground parking garages. It's within walking distance of Chinatown, the Portrait Gallery, and other landmarks and tourist attractions of Washington, D.C. The area is well-maintained and a good place to stroll around, shop, or eat.
It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas ;-) I wanted to see the tree and all the trimmings - what better way to do so than while shopping!!!! City Center is packed with luxury boutiques : gucci, chanel, tesla, hermes, burberry, louis vuitton, and tiffany. Dining options include Del Frisco's, Fig & Olive, Dolce Pizza, and Milk Bar. I enjoyed myself and the decorations were lovely. I just wished I had made it for the lighting festivities.
A great group of shops in the DC city area. Plenty of great Christmas decorations all over the area. Great high end shops and places to eat as well.
I came here just to see what the City Center DC was all about. This place has all the major high-end brands in one area so if you want to go to town and splurge this is probably the right spot for you. For me, I wasn't really in a shopping mood. But it was clean, nice and empty when I came here. They are also opening a Chanel store soon so that will probably be ready in no time. I didn't go into any of the stores just walked around and the buildings around this area were quite nice and beautiful. If you have time and just want to see how this place looks like I would say if you aren't shopping you'll be able to walk around everything within 15-20 minutes but if you are shopping it might depend on how many stores and what you want to buy.
23 days ago
6 months ago
Cute, upscale area in DC. I love stopping by the gelato café after dinner, and the David Yurman boutique is conveniently right next door. There's so much to offer here. I'll definitely be back to try the Michelin-starred restaurants. read more
CityCenter DC is an outdoor mall with plenty of great dining options. The shopping is a little limited for me as most of them were on the expensive side It's a great place to walk around and look at non-museums for a change. Or grab a drink, a dessert or have great dining options for a change. read more
5 months ago
Super cute and plenty of nice stores. Loved all the different options, visited the illusions museum which was fun as well. Worth going to the CityCenterDC for shopping and walking. read more
City Center has all of the top of the line upscale shops that you can think of including Chanel, Tiffany, Gucci and so much more. I oftentimes come over here if I want to stop by the Tatte or look at the beautiful decor that they change out seasonally. This time I stopped by and the holiday decor was up including their beautiful christmas tree! This is a great spot to come and take photos. Also, when I used to work in the area I used to love to come to their outdoor farmers market. They have stands set up with empanadas, produce, eggs and my favorite kale salad stand. I do believe that this is just seasonal and when it's warm outside so be sure to check it out in the spring when it's back again. read more
CityCenterDC is a pedestrian-friendly, mixed-use luxury destination for shopping, dining, and leisure in downtown DC. Everything about this commercial district is upscale and opulence, including the Conrad hotel which is situated along New York Avenue. Security is vigilant here. Their presence is conspicuous and they patrol access to the local apartments. As long as you are not engaging in suspicious activity, they are quite relaxed about letting you meander and take photo opportunities. In particular, in and around Palmer Alley, a pedestrianized alley with iconic (and social media-worthy) overhead installations. Palmer Alley drives a lot of the foot traffic to CityCenter because of its vibrant and inviting overhead installations that reflect the seasons and holidays. The Christmas season at CityCenter is also a must-see destination for their Christmas tree lighting ceremony and decorative Christmas displays which last through the season. Keep in mind, the Christmas tree site is actively monitored and security guards heavily enforce the rules and behavior of the grounds; one of which is no walking on the stone displays. It seems every time I visit CityCenter I witness security guards motion at least one visitor to not walk or sit on the displays. Overall, a high-class destination also accommodating to families and window shoppers. read more
3 years ago
Full disclosure: I used to be a "Yuppie". When I lived Inside the Loop ("ITL") Houston, I used to marvel at "City Centers". Still do. That was before I learned about central planning, social engineering, and what is commonly referred to as "15 minute cities". In any event, I still like checking them out when I visit big "Luxury Belief" cities. They are a striking representation of what these cities aim to be. Now, having said all of that, they are convenient, for sure. And this one is no exception. Need coffee that isn't Starbucks in a hurry? Check. Need to get a coat and tie because you forgot a few necessities while packing for your trip? Check. Need to feel pretentious and act like you are better than anyone living in "Flyover Country"? Check! Okay, I'm being facetious. That said, I really like this place. For some reason, I'm drawn to it every time I visit DC. read more
4 months ago
Upscale shops in DC. Fountains, balloons, the Museum of Illusions & many restaurants here. Forty shops: Tiffany, Bulgari, Hermes, Burberry, Channel, Ferragamo, Armani, Gucci, Burberry, Dior, Boss, Breitling, Chanel, Yurman ... read more
This is a lovely shopping area with a bunch of stores if you're interested in shopping. Otherwise, you can take a nice stroll and just take in the views on Palmer Alley. It's really beautiful and a great location to take pictures. I'd highly recommend stopping by if you're ever in the area. read more
3 years ago
Went [window]shopping in this lovely little district! You can find a large variety of high-end shops, boutiques, and eateries here. It's a vibrant area to go for a leisurely stroll, grab a coffee, or take pictures. I mainly came here to see Palmer Alley in-person (the corridor with floating decor) - cute for photo-ops! read more
2 years ago
It's a nice neighborhood with upscale restaurants and boutique shops, luxury brand shops, coffee shops and condominiums, and underground parking garages. It's within walking distance of Chinatown, the Portrait Gallery, and other landmarks and tourist attractions of Washington, D.C. The area is well-maintained and a good place to stroll around, shop, or eat. read more
It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas ;-) I wanted to see the tree and all the trimmings - what better way to do so than while shopping!!!! City Center is packed with luxury boutiques : gucci, chanel, tesla, hermes, burberry, louis vuitton, and tiffany. Dining options include Del Frisco's, Fig & Olive, Dolce Pizza, and Milk Bar. I enjoyed myself and the decorations were lovely. I just wished I had made it for the lighting festivities. read more
1 year ago
5 years ago
I came here just to see what the City Center DC was all about. This place has all the major high-end brands in one area so if you want to go to town and splurge this is probably the right spot for you. For me, I wasn't really in a shopping mood. But it was clean, nice and empty when I came here. They are also opening a Chanel store soon so that will probably be ready in no time. I didn't go into any of the stores just walked around and the buildings around this area were quite nice and beautiful. If you have time and just want to see how this place looks like I would say if you aren't shopping you'll be able to walk around everything within 15-20 minutes but if you are shopping it might depend on how many stores and what you want to buy. read more
Located in the heart of the district, there's a lot to discover at CityCenterDC this fall. The Plaza is an upscale, modern and well-maintained open-air mall and hosts amazing eateries, cafes and high-end stores. https://www.citycenterdc.com/2021/09/13/citycenterdc-restaurants-open-for-lunchtime-dining/ Parking - finding street parking can be difficult but there's a couple of parking lots right next to it. If you're looking to shop at $$$$ stores like Chanel, Gucci, Louis Vuitton etc this is your stop. If none of the above is for you, you can just take a stroll around or attend shows planned in summer and fall. read more
1 year ago
2 years ago
CityCenterDC is the perfect backdrop for the Washington Ballet's Annual Dance for All event. I love the ballet, so I really appreciate these free performances for the community. I'm so happy the weather cooperated, too, because it was supposed to rain. Beautiful evening all around! read more
Gorgeous place to walk around and enjoy the beautiful weather. What are you going to find here? High end stores like Tiffany, Louis V, and more Restaurants Coffee shops And nice table area settings to relax. I also saw how little kids were playing with a water fountain super cute. read more
Wonderful place just to walk around and take photos... from the high end retail to the fountains to the decor to the big TV that displays dozens of different kinds of digital art above your head and beside you. The outside decor even changes with the seasons! Only nice addition would be a good craft beer bar and some murals. Then this place would be perfect! Otherwise, I never ever get bored of going here... read more
3 years ago
Always beautiful and even romantic this time of year. Lots of excellent restaurants and shopping. Holidays are especially beautiful. read more
I truly love this outdoor mall. Even in the colder months it's still nice to walk through and be able to stop and grab lunch, dinner, coffee or even a snack. This mall is mainly high-end shopping with a few great restaurants and cafés. During the summer, they have a small water fountain that you tend to see children walking through and playing in. I work nearby so I tend to have lunch in their outdoor seating often. Highly recommend if you're in the area. Also, there is parking available under city center as well as street parking is typically available. read more
CityCenter DC is an upscale shopping mecca with stores such as Carolina Herrera, Salvatore Ferragamo, Kate Spade, and other retailers in a sleek outdoor/indoor space. It is a fun place to walk around, eat at one of the bakeries, cafes, ice cream stores or restaurants, and people watch. In non-COVID times, there are free yoga classes in the summer and a festive holiday celebration with music performances and a tree lighting ceremony. read more
2 years ago
8 years ago
This is a mini Fifth Ave in DC. Dior, Hermés, Bvlgari, Burberry, Louis Vuitton... high-end fashion? Where am I? It gave me such a strong stab of NYC nostalgia; I kind of wanted to cry because I'm not in NYC while also feeling extremely grateful to find that a place like this exists here. I don't know how much shopping I'll realistically be doing here until I get a couple more raises, but this is the New York City-iest slice of DC I've yet to discover - and as someone born and bred in western CT forever dreaming of "the big apple" (New Yorkers don't call it that), I'll definitely be back to window-shop and dream and again, maybe cry. read more
8 years ago
If you're looking to shop some high-end stores this is your spot. If not, just walking through, people watching or trying one of the eateries is also an option. I've been twice and the first time just sat at one of the tables in the heart of the center, by the fountain where I rested, watched kids play in the water, and people watched. The recent time I stopped in a couple of shops. First the Louis Vuitton store, where per usual there's no acknowledgment upon entry... for quite some time. My biggest hang up with high end stores is much like the Pretty Woman movie they size you up not realizing how they're about to make a big mistake! Anyway, took some time, but finally a woman greeted us and provided help. Also went to the Vince store where we were greeted by one fella as we scoped out the clothing. While I get it's a high end area, incorporating some moderately priced specialty stores would be nice to draw in more clientele. Doesnt have to be Marshalls (which I like), but a Club Monaco, Banana Republic. Anyway, not sure how the stores do business-wise, but its a cool area. read more
I'd like to put my city in your center, but that's another story for another day. Gorgeous, futuristic little place in the heart of DC, close to the arena. Some kind of space-age thing with a water pool and a cool TV screen and lots of fun colours. If you imagined someone was trying to build stuff for the movie Back To The Future 2 (but set in 2085 instead of 2015), then you might imagine this place. read more
4 years ago
CityCenterDC in DC is a great place to go for all things shopping, restaurants, and entertainment. I really like the location and atmosphere that they have created here. Cool place to visit with everything that they have available here. I have been impressed each time I have been here. read more
3 years ago
High end shops. Beautiful place to sit and people watch.Very cool and relaxing place to sit, many coffee shops around. read more
2 years ago
Beautiful place in the heart of the district to visit. Luxurious stores (Burberry, Dior, Louis Vuitton, etc.), amazing eateries, beautiful style and design. It's a fun place to come and just walk through as a visitor, and I imagine a great place to live for DC residents. I had a little time after lunch to just walk through. The stores were friendly and welcoming! It was hot out and I was offered bottled water in several of the stores. Also a really fun picture spot! read more
8 years ago
City Center DC... Mid/High or High/Higher end shopping in DC, depending on your level of frugality. Personally, for me, and my level of cheapness...ahem, I mean frugality, The shopping there is High/Higher end. Don't get me wrong, there are quite a few great places to eat housed within its confines (hey Buttercream), your typically priced coffee shops (namely Peet's, Compass, and Starbucks), but the shopping...I'll have to leave that to the "big dawgs." Outside of a trip to the Louis Vuitton store for my siddity friend (hey boo!), my trips to City Center have mainly been for food, people watching, and checking out whatever is on exhibit, at the heart, near Fruitive. On this visit, the exhibit was the umbrellas. If you're as frugal as I am, stop by City Center, do all the things I mentioned above; you'll have a great time! If you're one of the "big dawgs", City Center's got you, too! read more
This H Street corridor is newly constructed with high end shops and restaurants (Louis Vuitton, Dior, Hermes, Fig and Olive, Dolcezza Gelato Coffee, etc.) It's unrecognizable if you haven't visited the NW Chinatown area in a while. Oya is gone, all the surrounding small buildings replaced with tall, modern, beautiful, sleek architecture housing restaurants, retail, and hotels/apartments. The builders have done a good job creating an upscale "city center." I would imagine this is a tourist attraction for the wealthy visitors and a nice night out, place to stroll and people watch for locals. It's got great energy, beautiful surroundings, beautiful people, and a relaxed yet high end feel to it. If I were visiting, I'd at least come have brunch at one of the restaurants, have drink at the bars, or stroll through the alleys, window shopping. Besides street parking there's a parking garage on the same block. read more
5 years ago
had dessert at Dolcezza and took a nice stroll down the promenade. very nicely decorated area with high end retail shops. it was not crowded at all and the stringed lights gave it a good ambience. read more
Maybe if I had more $$, I would enjoy City Center DC more. It was a lot of high end stores that I couldn't afford. Even the coffee shops were out of my price range. It is definitely kept well and really pretty. Nothing caught my eye except how beautiful it is. It was decorated nicely and cops were patrolling the area. It is very clean and not far from Chinatown (which surprised me cause didn't realize how close they were next to each other). If you have cash to spend, come here, you will love. Unless you're frugal like me, you could walk and get your steps on. 166/2017 read more
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800 10th St NW
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What's the best place to park? What's the parking accomodations like?
There's a underground garage and also street parking
Is there any nail spa at the mall ? And movie theater?
The closest movie theater is in Chinatown at Regal theaters. City Center has free movie nights in the summer, at the park. There are nearby salons, not directly in City Center.
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