Feels like a neighborhood shopping center. I love Swiss Bakery and all the other shops. Always…read moreclean and easy parking.

Ravensworth Shopping Center is alright. Am I happy Kilroys, the Scout Store, and Lotte Grocery…read moreStore is here? Sure but this is like a lot of area strip malls. They are a blast from the past, as some of the better ones are mixed use. This one has a Dairy Queen, Walgreens, and United States Post Office. On the side closer to Braddock Road is Anita's and 711. These do serve a purpose. Getting in and out of here can be tricky. It gets congested on Port Royal Road, along with its convenience to the beltway exits. Some consider this helpful, I'm not so sure it is. Thank you to the company that owns this, as it looks better than it used to. That alone is a bonus. It works for basic purposes, so I'll give it a recommendation. Certainly it's not exciting or mind blowing, but it's a practical place to go.

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!

It's not going to win any excitement awards, and I'm saddened Shopper's Food Warehouse and the…read morehobby store went out of business. Yet Fair City mall serves a purpose. The cinema arts theater has been upgraded. Mama Lucia's is very good for pizza, as is Foundation coffee on the back. Admittedly a strange set up, but happy to endorse them. Parking here can be difficult though. Non drivers are in abundance. The Sierra store is pretty good. Also I like the Ulta here for colognes, and the Fed Ex shipping center. Also you can find deals at Burlington and Marshall's. Saving money especially now, well it can be of substantial help. This mall isn't pretty to look at. It's a strip mall for the most part, and also has a DSW and Five and Below. Safeway is overpriced, but at least it's better than the Soviet version west of here.

Eastgate Square has gone from it's former life of being K-Mart one and only (years ago), to a full…read morefledged destination. The diversity of dining options alone are worth a visit!

It has Spartans, which is a decent restaurant. I'm pleased with the on the property standalone…read moreAdvanced Auto. Yet this is a basic strip mall. There's a hair cutter, a karate establishment, and the H Mart is pretty cool. They aren't as price wise competitive as they once were. Such is life. I'm looking forward to trying the Central American bar. This mall is showing its age. Parking is plentiful. Getting in and out of here can be exciting. Burke Road has a lot of speeding and traffic volume. Please be patient and safe. I hope they update this, or turn it into a mixed used spot like Mosaic. Until then it works for basics.

The Burke Village Shopping Center is one we frequent, particularly because it is home to Spartan's…read morerestaurant. That is one of our favorites, but there are other businesses and restaurants here, too. I'll mention Margarita's Grill Mexican restaurant and the H Mart grocery store as business we have also patronized. A Sunoco gas station is on a corner of the property as is a free-standing combined KFC and Taco Bell. The shopping center is in two parts, divided by the Burke Lake Road overpass. On the other side are an Enterprise car rental, Duk Wo (Asian Fusion) and Buffa's Dance Studio, among other businesses. The shopping center is very accessible from Burke Lake Road and Burke Road from West Springfield.

There are hidden treasures of all different varieties here. Korean, Vietnamese, Indian, (Kr) Sushi…read moreand more. Definitely does not merit the 1 star review posted here. Two of my favorites are here, Siroo Juk Story (Korean) and Shiney's (Indian). Check it out!

Seoul Plaza has a lamp post that is emitting a very very loud buzzing noise at night....the place…read moreis surrounded with apartments....its almost as if the noise is being made on purpose....stop the noise pollution seoul plaza...that is way too loud...

The one thing I enjoy about the DMV is that they have actual malls that are lively and stores that…read moreare abundant. Another good thing is that no two malls are alike. Each mall is unique and hold some one of a kind spots inside them. This location has just that. We showed up here early in the day because we had a reservation for one of the businesses inside. We walked in and were greeted by a wide open feel and grand staircase. My god, I sound like I'm describing a mansion or hotel, not a mall. Being my first time here, I had to check out the directory to make sure where things were. It's not that huge of a mall, so finding things were easy. We first needed to use the facilities. There were nearly immaculate, which I was surprised by. Going around the mall was easy, it flowed well. I will have to stop back another time to actually enjoy myself in more of the stores.

I miss malls. It seems like Covid & conservative spending have shifted stores staying open. Our…read moremain draw to this mall is Chuys. Once we are already parked (and full), we will wander through the mall. There's Macy's, Target & a Theater. There are a few restaurants by the mall. We just prefer Chuys.

It's nothing that exciting. The Super Giant is huge. Other than that a McDonald's, Chinese…read morerestaurant, Domino's, Subway, and a Peet's. That makes it practical to a degree. There's a kitchen store, a bank, and also a dry cleaner. It is pretty decent looking for a strip mall. As for parking, this can be frustrating. Okay my apologies there's also a CVS at this center. That's on the right side, and parking besides it is your best chance. The lack of spaces compared to density, can lead to some time finding a place for your ride. Then again being where it is, that's not a surprise. If you're in the area it's fine for basic purposes.

Kings Park shopping center has been around for years. They have a decent range of shops including:…read moreGiant, a nail salon, a barber, a dry cleaners, Dominos, a martial arts school, and a CVS. There are some restaurants: Hunan West, Subway, Peets Coffee, McDonalds, and Il Giardinos Italian (amazing food!!!) And oddly, there is a kitchen remodel shop. With this variety of shops, you can get a lot of your tasks checked off. While I really like the shops, there are a few things I don't really like. The parking lot gets very crowded, especially in the dinner hour. Entry and exits are difficult and few. Because it is difficult to exit, drivers are really aggressive and there are quite a few accidents. There is no light to help so be careful! My favorite things about this shopping center are that they have several local, non-chain restaurants which is becoming a rarity in this area.

This is a decent strip mall. First off it's definitely the prettiest in Northern Virginia, and a…read moremajor kudos to those responsible for the renovations. All who own these types of shopping centers, go for your look via their architecture as it's simple yet more refined. Parking in here can be a struggle though. That's because a lot of people are in the West Springfield area, which seems to be a hot spot for the yuppies of the region. There's a Whole Foods or "Paycheck" here, and also some yoga and massage type of establishments. On a plus note love the Planet Fitness. It's one of the best in the chain. Also the Starbucks and Walgreens are convenient for the basics. The BGR burger restaurant really doesn't do anything for me, because there are so many competitors, and it just is rather bland and like the others. You may have some issues with traffic, as Old Keene Mill and Rolling Road can be cantankerous. Yet this shopping center serves a purpose, and I'll give it three stars, an average rating.

Great service on my eye exam and helpful staff on selecting new frames. Prices were very…read morereasonable if you dont select all of the add ons.

There's not a lot to get excited about here. This strip mall needs a facelift. When Safeway and…read morePetco are exciting, let's just say there's room to improve. Yes it serves a purpose, but a lot of stores here aren't all that super. Are there other strip malls like this? Absolutely. Taco Bell does good business. As for traffic, definitely be prepared for defensive driving. A lot of parking spot cutting seems to be a trend. Also I don't like leaving 236 from here, as the congestion and lights set up isn't helpful with moving vehicles. I wish the development could offer more. Yes there's a few restaurants and a laundromat. For me that means don't need to go here. Maybe others view it more favorably.

One Life Fitness is my main focus here. It's where I run, lift, and swim. As for the shopping…read morecenter, it is a strip mall. Could be better, could be worse. It's middle ground, and the size is substantial. Parking is usually a cinch. That alone is helpful, as some of these in northern Virginia can be headache inducing. There's a fair amount of choices here. In addition to the most amazing gym in the area, there's a Tropical Smoothie, Anita's, IHOP, Ross, Dollar Tree, Petco, and a few other places. This isn't going to knock you over with its selection. Yet you can get some low cost groceries at Lidl, or maybe get a new car battery at the Advanced Auto store. If you're in the area it works.

One of the better dollar tree. Clean aisles automated checkout and most of the time shelves are…read morewell stocked