This is an older strip mall located off a major road, surrounded by other shopping centers/areas,…read moreand is just five minutes away from Springfield Town Center Mall. This small strip houses two GAR Restaurants; GAR is an acronym for Great American Restaurants, a well-known & loved local Restaurant Group in Northern Virginia. You will find both GAR Best Buns Bakery & Stupid Good BBQ in the strip, as well as Mike's American Grill, which is a standalone building directly across the street, and oddly considered part of the Concord Shopping Center. The strip also houses Plant Fitness, Pho Golden Cow 2, Eleni's Greek Taverna, Ol El Paso Mexican Restaurant, 7-11, Aldi, Sola Salons (a group of suites with independent owners of boutique salons for hair, skin, makeup, tattoos, & more), and a few other small shops. The entrance to the parking lot is tricky and can be dangerous to navigate due to the odd traffic pattern surrounding it. The parking lot is typically busy and is old and beatup. This strip mall is somewhat rundown, not the most inviting, and could really benefit from some upgrades or just some upkeep.

Very nice, clean, quiet, close to everything and the airport…read more Many choices for dining or nail and massage in the mall area. Hotel food was good , had the club sandwich, and the bar area was nice and you can have conversations at tables or watch a show or sit quietly.

I would say this place is a solid 3.5 stars, while the outside looks decent and there is plenty of…read moreparking available here, like some spots around here its just showing its age. The number of dining options has gone down a bit, and I'm not sure if that's due in part to the pandemic or other factors in this area. Still the Friday's is here, the sports club, and the movie theater.

This plaza has been around for quite some time and is conveniently located off of Little River…read moreTurnpike across from the exit for 395 to Washington, DC. They have recently upgraded it and have added some new stores as well. The shortlist of stores is: Giant Foods, Ross, Marshall's, Total Wine (a necessity LOL), ABC Store (another necessity hahaha), Hobby Lobby, Verizon, Five Below, LA Fitness, Sally Beauty Supply, The Dollar Tree, Footlocker, Subway, Pizza Hut, Quickway Hibachi, Jollibee, and many many more! It is an open strip mall and has plenty of parking and good lighting at night. The only negative is that sometimes there can be a bit of a wait to exit the shopping center from either of the only two ways out, but it is what it is. Happy Shopping Peeps!

7/3/22 My friend Rebecca who prefers to be called Becky was…read morehere a day ago writing a review on this Plaza. This plaza has gone through changes. Some stores have gone down in history as a failure while others rise from the ashes to start a new history. Take the new restaurant called Jollibee. This chicken restaurant is a place I will have check out. Maybe before Becky does. Restaurants like Pizza Hut (making it great) along Subway were they make it fresh are two restaurants near the liquor store in a beautiful purple color building. If you need food, supplies or a snack, Giant Foods can help you with that. Not feeling pretty today, Sally's beauty store or the nail salon and barbershops can help you. Feeling stressed or just need to kill some time at home? Reflexology Spa, Gamestop or The Hobby Lobby stores can help you with these things. Other games like Lacrosse can be found in a store called Lacrosse Unlimited. Unfortunately this store does not have Yukon Huskies merchandise. Parking here has gotten better with the new design for the area. I don't remember when this was fixed up, but I do remember the problems arose from finding a parking spot while the construction was underway. Landmark Plaza has been around for decades and now the area is getting an enema. The landmark mall is being torn down for some "gordy monstrosity" as Ruben would say(Ocean's Eleven: Ruben's In). More housing with shops under the apartments will appear. A better look for the city of Alexandria Virginia will happen over time. Landmark Plaza has lots to offer. I think it can most certainly keep up with the times Check it out and see if there is something Rebecca and I missed.

This place is super confusing. For an urban mall, it is kind of what I expected. Things, such as…read moreescalators, are partially working. High priced stairs. And for as big as this place is, how does it feel claustrophobic inside here? Typical stores you will find in here. When I say typical, I mean typical in the sense that these are the types of stores you would find in a dying mall. However, they are thriving here. I believe that is due to the fact that these location of this place is kind of amazing. Right off a Metro line and the streets all around her are jam packed with vehicles, you have a steady flow of customers. The area kind of feels like a Times Square area with all the vendors on the sidewalk outside. Add in the multiple entrances to the Metro and the livelihood of the crowd, you get that vibe. I didn't explore every nook and cranny of those space, but I saw enough to know that it will serve a purpose for me. Quick stops on my way home could help make my days easier. It will also be a quick distraction on evenings that I am free. What a great place, for distractions

Taking a trip down memory lane is always fun. There was a…read moretime I wanted my mom to go to the post office at this location just do I could by my ice cream sandwiches here at market. The Wild Tomato now takes place of the old market place. I stopped by Salon Jean ( or SJ) to see what their salon was about. Alas, they were closed. I would have loved to get a full Brazilian waxing and full legs waxed too:(...no sir, not today. I have many other places to visit today. Stopped at the Market on the Boulevard for beer and wine...nope...came by for a bite to eat...wrong again. I went there to use the bathroom and but a drink. The sun is coming out on this cloudy day and I wanted pictures of this place. Since I am sure people have done reviews on the various restaurants here, I did not do them individually. No one until now has done the whole Plaza. Next stop, Glen Echo

Came here for a maker's market they were hosting and I really love this shopping center. Have…read moreplenty of outdoor seating with a great central hangout area. Great selection of shops with an ample variety so everyone could find somewhere they'd like to go. Whole center was very clean.

I am a commuter who works in the surrounding office buildings. I use public transit to get to my…read morejob and I would appreciate if there was an actual convenience store of some sort. All of the businesses and restaurants seem to be only corporate chains serving Sysco-esque food. I this development has kind of missed the mark on its potential. I wish there were more functional stores here since it's located at a major transit hub rather than upscale clothing stores that are literally in the mall across the street.

I miss this area. You can do so much here, it was a part of my weekly routine. I would go to the…read moremarket and get my groceries and head to near by stores to see what's new. They have a lot of shops and stores. Plenty of parking. Pretty safe area. I'm pretty sure this area has more stores now but it was a great location and you can find whatever you need in this shopping center.

Fair city mall has a great selection of shops and restaurants! Some of my favorites include j.crew…read morefactory, ulta, first watch, honey grow, and many more. There is also a movie theater here as well. The shipping center has plenty of parking and a good design to get in and out quickly. We enjoy shopping and eating here and will be back again soon!

I'm not understanding the low review for this place. I just moved to the area and I have made this…read morea destination for me when I need an item. I also find the uniqueness of the space appealing. My coworkers down here told me that this use to be a department store at one point and then it got redone into what is essentially an urban mall now. One that I personally think works. Parking is fairly easy here. You can do street (if you can find a spot) or the parking garage across the street. Depending on the floor you park on in the garage you have two options to enter Ellsworth. You can take the footbridge which will take you to the fourth floor of the mall, or you can go street level and cross the street. One inside it is a bit of a maze to find where you want to go. My tip here is to start on the bottom and make your way to the top. If you are a discount store shopper than this is the place for you. You can hop from TJ Maxx to Marshalls, than onto Ross's and Burlington. Throw in some Five Below and DSW and you probably just found an outfit for far less than going to a department store. I don't know what this was like before I moved down here, but it looks like it is in bit of a transition. The shoe store on the one level was on its way out and there appeared to be a storefront that was having work done on the inside. Food options inside aren't the best, but at least there are some. Honestly, with the proximity of this place, there are a lot of options just right outside too.

I'm a MOCO girl so this will forever be City Place to me! Back in the day, it was cool hanging here…read moreand going to the movie theater on the top floor. I don't come here very often because honestly there's not much really for me. The place has had some upgrades over the years, but it's still pretty basic and not too many options! Here's a quick list: * Nail salon * Kids for less * Footlocker * Shoe City * Rainbow * Five Below * Beauty supply * GNC * TJMaxx * Marshalls * Burlington * Ross (worst I've ever been to) * Dave and Busters (on the top floor) *I'm sure I missed some but this is the majority! The lower level has some food selections but you're better off going outside with way more choices. There's an hourly garage connected to the "mall" and metered street parking!