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 usually have great service but I was trying to get my birthday drink and the app wouldn't open…read moreright. It was a rip off. The reps just kept saying that they needed my app open but it wouldn't open in the store. Apparently the phone number wasn't updated but they wouldn't even ask about an email address to find my number. They just kept saying they needed the app open. I wasted my time trying to pick up my drink and it was a futile attempt at getting my birthday reward. The second girl kept acting like I was lying. As a regular there who works in the area, I was rather disappointed!

We really enjoyed our time at the Mosaic District! We made several stops here while we were in…read moretown. It's such a fun area to walk around, with cute shops, great restaurants, and plenty of things to see and do. The atmosphere was especially lively with the World Cup going on--we could hear people cheering from some of the restaurants, which made it even more fun. Great food, shopping, and energy all in one place. Definitely a spot we'd enjoy visiting again!

Beautiful, and walkable shopping and dining area in Northern, VA…read more It's very clean here, clear signage for establishments, outdoor areas to sit and hang out, great variety of novelty stores and restaurants. Amazing clothing and fitness stores. This place is a shoppers paradise, and even had a free on site garage !! What more could you ask for. Great concept Mosaic District.

Going to the mall before the stores open is a nice experience. You'll see people going to work to…read moreprepare for opening, people walking around to get their steps in, and even people who are trying to keeps their kids occupied at the play area. The latter was why I showed up on a Saturday morning with the little ones. We even got some Auntie Anne's pretzels before opening time so it was fresh!

RIP to the big XXI that is no more. For years that was the landmark that would draw me in. Because…read moreteenager me reckoned that Tysons basically had all the same stores and more. Fast forward to 2026 and the attitude is different. I appreciate Fair Oaks a lot! They added more tasty food options like the Sushi On Buffet and &pizza if youre not looking for full service. Never had a problem finding parking any day of the week. And no major difficulty with finding what Im looking for when shopping at any of the stores!

One of the best malls in America! Always easy to find parking, and parking is free. They have new…read moreand exciting stores. The food court has such a good variety of cuisines which alone is worth the trip there. Decorations are always beautiful. They have interesting community events, such as live music, contests, and Christmas tree lighting. The directories are very helpful. The movie theater is convenient. You can exercise there in the mornings. The bathrooms are usually clean. The best times to go there are usually on the week days or early Sunday morning.

I have always heard of Tysons Corner, the good and the bad. I just never really had a reason or the…read moretime to come out this way to visit this shopping center. However, on a recent trip coming back home, I made my way here to kill some time as I had the day off from work. First things first, what a nightmare to find a parking spot and to not get run over by traversing the parking area. I thought I had gone the wrong way at one point to find a spot. And when I did find a spot I was confused and thought I had to pay to park. I wish it were just easily marked on where to go here. Once parked, I found my way inside and just meandered around the space. Popping in an out of stores as I saw appealing. They really do have a ton of selections here. Huge amount of time can be lost here if you are on a time crunch. I was in no rush, so I wandered around until I had my fill of the space. My suggestion to you. Come early in the morning, you will definitely be able to get in and out of each store you need to with ample time. Less hassle in the parking lot. And less hassle walking between stores. Or, if you are up for it, travel here by Metro.

I love fair lakes shopping center! They have tons of stores, restaurants, and gas stations. I…read morespecifically like shopping at target, Uniqlo, and j.crew factory. They have an ample amount of parking for all the stores and it only gets pretty crowded on the weekends. We enjoy coming here for all of our shopping needs!

I have been coming to this shopping center for years. It has a lot to offer, ranging from retail to…read moredining. The entrance (that I use) of the shopping center has a large girl playing frisbee with her dog. There are many stores that have been and still are standing in this shopping center for decades, which are/were my go-to shops: -BJ's Wholesale -Kohl's -Walmart -Best Buy There are also newer shops that have popped up since the last few years such as Aldi. Olive Garden is an OG restaurant, but there are also many other options such as McDonald's, Taco Bell, etc. They have expanded this shopping center over the years to accommodate the shoppers, growing traffic as well as nearby residents.

This is a decent shopping center. It's not going to win excitement awards, but good layout with…read moretrees. That alone makes it better than most strip malls in the region. Parking is also plentiful. One warning though, and that's please be vigilant, as aggressive driving is also part of the area. Basically Karen and Kevin slow down! Chutzpah is a good restaurant. One of the better TJ Max's is here, and they have a Baja Fresh. You can catch a movie at the theater. Bed Bath and Beyond, will probably add the word "Gone," shortly due to a lot of issues. Also there's a Safeway, T Mobile, cleaners, bank, and a couple other places to shop. It's close to route 50 and Fair Oaks mall.

The movie theater here is by far my favorite of all the movie theaters in Fairfax County…read more The seating is not actually stadium-style, but that's a good thing if you'd have a problem doing stairs to get to your seat. You enter at the rear of the theater, and the seating-- which are all reservable fully-reclining seats-- slopes downward. The handicapped seats are in the rear, near the door. These theaters have a large amount of seats, and the rows are far enough apart to allow you to easily cross in front of a fully reclined person without any problem. I haven't had any trouble seeing the screen no matter where I sat, and I think the seats at the front are better than in stadium seating.

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!

It is better than most strip malls. This is across the street from GMU. Am grateful folks stepped…read moreup to renovate the movie theater. It's much better than before. Also am happy Halal Guys and Tropical Smoothie are on the location. If at Halal my recommendation is one to two hot stripes maximum. Other stores include Giant, Comic books, and a few dining options. It is a walkable property. Please do be wary of aggressive drivers. Even if in the crosswalk be wary. Other than that it's pleasant enough, and has a decent amount to offer.

University Mall has been around forever and has gone through some aesthetic changes.... all for the…read morebetter! This is an outdoor promenade style mall. It has Giant Food as a major anchor and several smaller anchors like U Mall Theatres and Brion's Grill. U Mall is right across the street from a large university which is awesome for the students. There are shops that include: Peachwave, Taco Bamba, Gathering Grounds coffee, Tropical Smoothie Cafe, Fat Tuesdays, McAllister's Deli, Oh George Taps and Tables, and other restaurants and places like a comic book shop, and a karate studio. Some shops are on the main level and some are around back on the lower level. There are stairs at the end to go downstairs. There is a wing restaurant in the parking lot in an old bank building. There are also several fast food joints. My only complaint about U Mall is the parking for the upper level and the ease of getting out which is hard since this place is on the corner of two very busy roads and a very busy intersection. There is only one light to exit with. The other exits have you going in only one direction with No U-Turn signs so have a backup way to get home!

This place is an interesting and amazing place. Very…read morepopular- It's a large Asian shopping complex w/ all kinds of stores: jewelry, bakery, many restaurants, karaoke, clothes, kitchen wares, smaller stalls/All kinds of shops/predominantly Vietnamese in a very large 1story, three sided strip mall with a huge parking lot and a tented outside table area to eat carryout from the(30-40?) restaurants there. It was not intimidating for us as we're very exploratory in our food tastes and were curious about the scene there. Found traditional, fusion and 'street foods'. You will know something more about their foods, interesting items I'd never tried, and have a new experience to share.

First time actually going to the Eden Center a couple weekends ago. Loved almost everything about…read moreit. We typically go to Banh Mi Oi which is our favorite spot for Banh Mi but never explored the Eden Center on the other side. If you decide to go over the weekend then be prepared for trying to find parking. It is madness. Not enough parking spots. You'll have to play parking wars and some of the spots were taken by some of the tents for outdoor seating but once you get past that it can be a little wild. Lots of people and so many food options. They have restaurants along the outside and even some hidden ones inside some of the entrances of the indoor corridor. I would suggest probably researching first based off options and where to eat. There's plenty of dessert, bakeries, and even some small markets. There's an Asian grocery store that's almost like an H-Mart which has a wide variety of Asian groceries, snacks, and food. We went to one restaurant that was pretty good and the wife got Ban Bo Hue and I had the grilled pork. It was decent and there were a lot of people waiting in line. Only thing is you could only pay cash. They have an ATM around the corner but have a service charge of like $8 from what I can remember. I would recommend this place if you love Vietnamese food. I would love to go back to explore some of the other places we didn't get to see.

The great shopping center is good to visit. Buts the Radio Shack electronics store left several…read moreyears ago

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