Shopping Centers & Malls in Reston, VA
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“North Point Village Center has tight parking spots and stays fairly busy. It, however, also has a wide variety of restaurants, shops, and services such as a bank, gas sration, Giant grocery, restaurants, barbershop, Chick-fil-A, Starbucks, and so on.”
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“We love this area! Although more shade and a softer kids playground would be helpful, it is a lovely kid-friendly space, to spend the day and explore new territory.”
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“I've never had an issue in the shopping center, although others have mentioned that it can be dangerous at night after dark. I typically only go here to go to Weber's pet supermarket or the Kung Fu tea place that's next door to it but occasionally I will go to the safeway. Daytime, the shopping center is fine, just keep your eyes open if you are here at night.”
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“Helpful staff, clean, and the meat & seafood counter always offers a great selection. Prices are slightly higher, but we think it's worth it for the quality. ?”
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“Reston Town Center has so much to offer, including restaurants, shops, a dine-in theatre, a hotel, and seasonal activities across from the Mercury Fountain. You can also enjoy a public park with so many places to sit and enjoy the little fountains.There are several parking garages (free for the first hour, weekdays after 5p, and on weekends, but other times are paid), as well as paid street parking, available.”
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“The perfect location! This station not only takes you to Washington DC and all other places of attraction, It is also just steps away from restaurants, CVS, Starbucks, and dining. Take a short drive to major highways, shopping, grocery stores, Reston Town Center, and more.”
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“6/24/2023: Buying two footlong sandwiches @Sunway with an intern @ICF. Sharing the sunset and sailboats after a storm and power outrage.Red's accommodation. No NY strip steak. Fish is better for the pandemic pounds.”
“I love to visit Lake Anne in Reston a national historic landmark to enjoy local restaurants and shops, fun common spaces, pretty lake views, and a historically unique Northern Virginia neighborhood. The eclectic mix of local businesses at Reston's Lake Anne makes it a nice destination for a family day trip or a couple's date night. Town founder and visionary Robert E. Simon (who put the RES in Reston) wanted to create a new kind of community. Simon was frustrated with traditional suburbs and long commutes. In Reston, he planned a town where people could live their whole lives. Residents would have access to a mix of homes, businesses, open spaces, and shared sports facilities grouped around village centers.Despite its small size, there are a surprising number of fun things to do in Reston's first neighborhood. Explore the plaza's history, architecture, and art; dine at one of several restaurants and a nano-brewery, visit local shops, or just relax and play. From spring to fall the plaza hosts a popular Farmers Market and lots of special events and festivals.Lake Anne Village Center was the original neighborhood in Reston, one of the first planned communities in the nation. Today, the Lake Anne Plaza is lined with shops, restaurants, and condos that open to water views. Sculptures and public spaces scattered around the plaza encourage kids to play and adults to relax.A Little Lake Anne HistoryReston has a very unique history as one of the first and most successful planned communities in America. Lake Anne Village Center, the first neighborhood center of Reston, is where it all began.”