Parking review. Gone are the days of getting a paper ticket…read moreat a Pike & Rose garage or paying cash at a machine. Nowadays, their machine setup is a bit different. I recently took a visit to one of the spots within Pike & Rose and when I rolled into one of their garages to grab a ticket at the entrance, I was caught off guard. Not only was there no button to press for a ticket; I noticed the setup was completely different to when I last saw it (I don't visit very often). The screen prompted me to enter my phone number, but since I was new to this whole setup, I decided to bypass that prompt entirely. It showed me as being anonymous and I noticed a 4-digit code popped up on the screen for me to remember. As I parked, I quickly noted the code and the time I entered. After taking care of things, it was time for me to head out. As I proceeded to leave (ready with the 4-digit code it gave me earlier), and pulled up to the garage exit, I noticed the bar to the gate rose up without me doing anything. So, I left. It wasn't until later I realized it must have scanned my license coming in and leaving. Good to know. I did a little research and found some FAQs located here: https://www.vendpark.io/property/pikeandrose. Visited July 2025

Parking absolutely sucks here! I don't go there anymore specifically because of this. Head over to…read moreCongressional Plaza or any other place in the area where you can just park without the hassle.

I've been to Downtown Crown a few times and it's a great area to do some eating, shopping and just…read morewalking around or relaxing on a nice day. Decided to visit the area yesterday and sit at a bench eating some tacos from a nearby food truck. The weather was great and most of everyone I had seen walking by were social distancing and trying to wear a mask as much as possible. I would say to just be careful when dining at some of the local restaurants as seating doesn't necessarily appear to be 6 feet apart. By far, this area has one of the best Starbucks locations I've been to. Service is wonderful and the baristas perfect your drinks. Coastal flats is also a very good option for dinner if you're into seafood. Personally, I think Paladar is a bit overpriced but if you want to splurge for one night I would recommend it. There's plenty of parking in the area both street and garage. In my opinion, it appears to be a really safe neighborhood and place to hang out. Would recommend to anyone looking for something to do during this quarantine.

Used to be way overpriced but now I get a few items here specifically because they beat everyone…read moreelse's price. The selection is world class. The bar is lively and popular, sometime having live music. The bar selection is great but certainly not cheap.

I have to say that I am very upset. I made an appointment for powder mani and regular pedi with…read moreAnne but upon arrival she sent me to another person and she said she could not see. the color isn't asked and showed a picture off was totally off and the mani did not match the pedi color. I am very disappointed and feel that I was not properly taken care off. it's sad that I have to pay over 130 dollars and walk unhappy

An eclectic selection of shops, food and other establishments and public services flustered around…read morethe crossroads of River Road and Falls Road. Very convenient in that you could get just about everything you need here, from gas to food, to banking to dental car, from realtor services to the library. But because this is Potomac, you'll pay a premium for some of these things: for one, both of the gas stations easily are among the most expensive gas for miles around. There is a lovely gourmet grocer here where you can get fresh seafood and kosher meat BUT oh! The price tags! It's nevertheless a lovely grouping of shopping centers (literally on each corner of the intersection). There is a cozy outdoor seating area (complete with solar charging station) located in between the Starbucks and the MD Liquor Store.

So much to do here. In the winter, I love ice skating…read more Today they had the Memorial Day Parade with lots of performances. Lots of nearby parking garages which can be free and some are paid. My favorite places here: Library, BobaPOP, Kyoto, 5 Guys , First Watch. Lots of Pokestop or gyms if you play Pokémon go. Alot of good restaurants are gone :( so make sure you check before coming here. Oh yeah Trader Joe's is here and with free 60 minute parking!

Rockville Town Center does a bunch of community events, which is pretty cool! Memorial Day Weekend…read morehad their Hometown Holidays event so my family went out to see The Warped Tour Band do some emo/punk covers. A lot of people brought chairs but we found seats along the wall on the side of the main stage. There were different food and drink vendors and other stalls, portalettes, and some covered seating as well. We had a good time. We generally only come to this part of the area for the movie theater, so it was cool to see it with such a community event focus!

This is a fun little walkable shopping zone. Good spots to grab a coffee, treat, or splurge on some…read moreshopping. Something is there for everyone to explore. It is also just a beautiful area to sit and relax while someone else runs into a store.

There there are so many fabulous stores in this area! One thing to keep in mind is that parking is…read morelimited on the street, but there are several big parking areas you can utilize as well. I love that they have tons of retail clothing stores (such as Madewell and free people), as well as food options (Georgetown cupcakes, always gets a stop!).

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!

This combo shopping strip center/dedicated retail building is an oddly dated contradiction in a…read morenumber of ways. There are three components, none of which are physically or logically cohesive: (a) the shopping strip portion which is spread out and disjointed, (b) the retail/office building which is outdated and houses an eclectic group of businesses that - again - don't correlate to each other, and (3) a brand new outlier short strip housing a small handful of mostly upscale trendy eating establishments. Oh, and there's a ridiculously overpriced gas station tucked away in the back far corner (behind the retail/office building). The good news: despite its awkward configuration, it's super convenient to the surrounding neighborhoods and has some strong "staying power" stores like Giant, Starbucks, and a large CVS. Local businesses also have a great presence, like Toy Castle and a memorabilia shop in the r/o building, Baskin-Robbins, California Tortilla and a bagel shop. Great option if you want to avoid the chaos of Westfields mall or Rockville. They're also remodeling the shopping strip. Would be better if they swapped out and got some different businesses with more draw than the vacuum store and Pet-Valu (which doesn't have much of a selection other than for dogs and selection/price-wise is not really competitive with PetSmart or Amazon). They also need to upgrade the retail/office building.

Cabin John Mall used to be a tremendous asset to our community, but has gone down hill fast…read more The decline began when the new owners allowed Christmas tree sales in the parking lot when customers needed the parking spaces to do our holiday shopping. The owners exacerbated the parking problems tremendously by putting in too many stores. CAVA opened a store and then opened up another one in Montgomery Mall two miles away. The property owners got rid of Broadway Pizza which was a Potomac Institution. I am furious. The new condos in the back take up even more parking. Carl Friedman who developed Cabin John would not support this.

Fantastic location, quality items a great customer service!!…read more Everything was very neat upon arrival, everything was hung up perfectly by size and color. The dressing room was uncluttered and I had plenty of space to try things on. The check out process was fast and friendly. Everything about this visit went pretty well. The only little tiny thing I have an issue with is they charge you 5 cents for a bag. How else will I carry my things? I was informed that all the stores charge for bags they Montgomery County but when I got home, none of my receipts reflected any of the stores charging me 5 cents for bags. Weird right... I would definitely return, but I'm taking my own bag for sure!

I love Loft! But, I love It more at the Clarksburg Premium Outlets. The selection was vast and full…read moreof impeccable clothes that can go from work to dining out in a snap! There were cute sweaters as far as the eye could see. Many of the items were 40% off. I wear petites and they are hard to find. This store had a wonderful selection. I ended up with black corduroy pants for $29.00 and two tops. I could have stayed longer and done more damage. The sweaters were buy one and get one free. I can't wait to go back. I hope they keep this store stocked as well as it was today. I went with two friends and we all left with a full Loft bag. They do not honor teacher discounts or loft discount coupons. But it was still worth it. The staff was friendly and accommodating. So, if you Love Loft you will surely find a great deal to take home with you.