Great location. Great selection of stores to shop at. Great walking area…read more If you want a good place to shop (Best Buy, Nordstrom Rack, Five Below to name a few to choose from), eat, and walk around while possible enjoying great weather, then Pentagon Centre is a great place to be. Be mindful of the parking - as I lucked up this day with getting parking in the front of the centre, I doubt I'd get this lucky again lol.

[FIVE BELOW] This…read morewas my first visit and was able to snag quite a few goodies. See pics for my "namasté" haul. Store: Spacious, organized, and well-lit. Staff: Super helpful. I didn't expect for them to be so hands-on, considering there are only self-checkout lines at the register. __ IG: @f.hux I #yelp and I know things. Keep reading... https://linktr.ee/f.hux #foodieHUX #yelpelite #yelpeatsdc #yelpdc

I've visited the Village at Shirlington 3 times and it's been great each time!!…read more The street is lined w restaurants, coffee shops, novelty shops, etc. Street parking can be a little worrisome metered parking. There are garages nearby. The streets and sidewalks are always clean. The trees are all well manicured, and the area is very pet friendly. I look forward to more visits to this awesome area.

The Village at Shirlington has grown significantly from the days that it was just a row of…read morerestaurants and a movie theater. Pretty much every kind of food you would want is in the Village, and all top notch.

This is your average strip mall, but it is a very run-down shopping center and not very inviting…read more There are a couple of anchor stores on the upper side of the center, like Michael's, Burlington, Giant & Cane's, and on the lower side, Home Depot, Barnes & Noble, and Ross. Other than that, there are random one-offs. The worst thing about this shopping center is the horrible parking lot and traffic pattern. You will feel like you're four-wheeling, and you will have to watch out for your life as there are no stop signs where they should be, and peeps are rude, flippin' & honking. The potential is there if the property management company chooses to act on it.

More like 7.5 Corners Center, if we're talking about my underwear. Oh, wait, we're not? Oh ok then…read more That makes a change. Right across the street from the hustle and bustle of the Eden Center is this excellent Plaza with a combination of American brand names and little awesome ethnic places, such as Hong Kong Palace (who love deleting my pix). I'm a big fan of this area but not of the traffic. And in any case this is the cool part of Falls Church to come to for dinner.

Ample and wide open plaza with an iHop, some sandwich shops, banks and home stores. The Plaza is…read morewell laid out and parking is abundant. On the North side are shoe and clothes outlets, as well as Shoppers Food, TJMaxx and a Cold Stone Ice Creamery. Clean outdoor Plaza in Hybla Valley. Rebel review: 5

Oh wonderful place to spend hours and hours. They have good stores like TJMaxx, DSW, and cold stone…read moreetc... definitely one stop shop to spend little time without having to drive since almost all the stores are walking distance.

This is your basic strip mall located in Bailey's Crossroads aka Falls Church, VA. It has some…read morenice anchor stores such a Ashley Furniture, Marshall's, Ross, Old Navy, Ulta, Dick's, Carter's/Osh Kosh, & Staples, as well restaurants like First Watch, Le Madeleine, Qdoba, and Sweet Frog FoYo. There is also an Amazon Fresh as well as a few other smaller miscellaneous stores. Easy to get in and out of from either Route 7/Leesburg Pike or from Columbia Pike. Parking is ample and easy to navigate as well but could be better lit at night. All in all a decent little strip mall.

It's nothing special. Though to their credit, there's a Moe's and Trader Joe's here. Also a Best…read moreBuy and Petco. That's not going to win excitement awards. Yet there are times for these trips. Actually have been happy with the Best Buy, as this one's stock replenishment is pretty good. As for parking, I recommend by the Best Buy. Otherwise you might be in a tight squeeze. This is a busy shopping center. Also as it's off of Route 7 and Columbia Pike, driving is never a dull activity. Do be careful when on foot, as for whatever reason a lot of aggressive drivers. That's in a lot of places though. For the basics this shopping center works.

A sister store to Penny Post, that is packed with awesome items. Products ranging from bath, to…read morekitchen, to food, candles, pillows, handmade items, local artists, books, journals, notepads and so much more. The store stretches to the back and has so much to offer. The perfect spot to find a gift or just pick up something nice for yourself and/or your home. They have a pretty decent section geared towards men as well. The pricing is pretty affordable. It just depends on what you fancy. The staff were helpful, they have baskets around to collect all your goodies for purchase. They had a small sale/clearance section. They also have a cute pet and kiddo section. This store is always in my go to for all my shopping needs.

Came in just to window shop, but of course, I left with a Jellycat, lotion, and soap! This place is…read morefull of charming, high-quality items that are hard to resist. The lotion and soap smell absolutely divine. The store has a warm, inviting vibe and everything is beautifully curated.

The Fort Belvoir Post Exchange is the closest store I have to get needed items like household…read moregoods, office supplies, clothing, etc. Their sales can be excellent to so so. I try to keep an eye on sales. They also have free gifts with purchases on cosmetics at times. They keep it clean. I have seen some items tampered and stolen in the jewelry department. Cosmetics and perfume areas are nicely displayed and offer samples. Popular items there are bought immediately and scarce there like the seasonal Estée Lauder blockbuster gift. They only had 500 that year. By the time I went to purchase it, they were all gone. I ended up buying it elsewhere for a higher price. My favorite items to buy here are the nail products for manicures, maintenance, and to save money from going to nail salon. If I can purchase the same items at the PX from the commissary, I buy from the commissary. The prices tend to be cheaper there yet there are less options at the commissary for cosmetics and beauty. Sometimes, the prices are too expensive, so I opt for places with the same products at lower prices with the same quality. For example, you can buy bleach and a pack of stationary cards for only $1.25 at Dollar Tree with the same quality as the higher priced PX products. Customer service has ranged from good to excellent. It has mostly self service to purchase items. Coupons for items, returns, and some discounted items are rung up by sales people - the lines can be slow for this. Overall, I like the PX and have little complaints. It is clean and convenient.

I love coming to the Exchange for new running shoes and to stop by Starbucks! The exchange sells my…read morefavorite brand of running shoes- ASIC Noosas. I appreciate how they always have the latest version of them. Starbucks is great too. Sometimes the service is a little slow but the staff is always so nice and they make the drinks good!

The name of these strip malls are funny. Just like the others, a fancy name for a basic place. Am I…read morehappy Safeway and Chipotle are here? Sure. Also the Cold Stone Ice Cream Shop is enjoyed. Yet afterwards a treadmill will be utilized. They have a running shoe store here. Also a couple of overhead and expensive gas stations. The McDonald's and Taco Bell are fast food choices. There's nothing that differentiates this strip mall from others. That's the bottom line. It also has a Five Guys, but there's nothing exciting here. Does it serve a purpose? A basic one yes.

Very expensive! Winter coat $60 after 30% off! Designer casual shirt cost $29 after 30%…read more I guess I just need to dry cleaning 2 or 3 times equal to buy brand new shirt! I call other dry cleaners and it only cost me from $8-16 the most...