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The Crossing Clarendon

1.9 (19 reviews)
Open • 6:00 am - 11:00 pm

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Gail B.

This shopping center is handy. There are restaurants, retail stores and even an escape room. Metered parking is limited. There is a garage by the shops. My favorite store is the Container Store.

They still put a ticket. @colonialparking the worse service.

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i love this place it's been beautiful at night and it has amazing stores within it would 100% recommend

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4 years ago

Decent. Barnes and Noble fiction selection could be better, but nice place. I appreciate the lights in the winter time.

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