The 34 best malls in Washington DC

Are you people going into a wormhole and being transported to someplace that doesn’t exist. These reviews do not reflect the Gallery Place I visited. THERES NOTHING HERE??? The “mall” is a big empty room with three floors of gated off emptiness and a movie theatre. The bowling alley is closed down, can’t even peek through the glass. I say don’t waste your time but if you wanna be scared out of your wits go ahead and walk the street. Good luck!

Gallery Place is a small Shopping Mall with the main entrance located at 705 7th St NW, Washington, DC 20001 in Downtown DC near Clyde's of Gallery Place Restaurant and it is adjacent to Capital One Arena in the heart of Gallery Place/Chinatown. Gallery Place parking garage is located at The Colonial Parking garage located at 732 6th St NW, Washington, DC 20001

Gallery Place Shopping Centre is a vibrant and modern spot for shopping, dining, and entertainment. The variety of stores is impressive — from trendy fashion outlets to unique local shops. The food court offers plenty of choices, and the atmosphere is lively without feeling too crowded. I especially liked how clean and well-maintained the place is. It’s a perfect weekend hangout spot with friends or family. The nearby cinema is a great bonus too. Definitely worth visiting.

Great place, me and the wife sneak off during the week, and its so peaceful. P.S. they will validate your parking if you ask, they won't tell you tho. Oh power reclining chairs too!

Gallery Place brings energy and variety from food to entertainment, it’s always something happening. Great location if you like movement, music, and people from all walks of life. Parking and crowd flow can be a little hectic, but overall, it’s D.C. energy at its finest. #LouieKsUp #RealReviews #GalleryPlaceDC

Nice options. Tesla dealer nearby. 2 or 3 good Chinese restaurants. One sit-down Cuban restaurant may or may not be overpriced. Chinese Friendship archway sets the tone. And the Caps play at the arena. GP metro is sketchy, so stay alert.

Big place for meeting in advance for the big events at the convention centre. There is also a cinema and a few restaurants, Mc Donald‘s left the place.

The Christmas decorations are really nice however all the stores are rich people stuff. If you have money to burn on stuff like this then it’s right up your alley… LITERALLY! But if not, based on the Christmas decorations and pictures I have seen I would only recommend coming down here to see how they decorate for different seasons.

This area is a new gem next to the port and lots lots of restaurants and many visitors. If you have a flexible-schedule afternoon, please come enjoying the urban atmosphere and bay-sighted views. My big surprise was the seafood at the very end road, many steamed/cooked or raw seafood, you can eat there or to go, the price is for sure satisfying everyone 😁 I ordered jumbo shrimps and two soups back to hotel, oh man~ that was really a good dinner !

It was my family's first time in the area. We were just looking for some places to shop and came upon this location. It was great! Lots of nice stores. You definitely can get lots of walking in and we did. Enjoyed the surroundings.

Lots of high end shopping, my husband bought a bracelet in Tiffany & Co for my 65th in a few months

CityCenterDC gives you that upscale, modern D.C. energy clean, stylish, and filled with high-end spots to explore. Great for walking, people-watching, and catching a vibe, especially at night when the lights hit just right. Could use a few more affordable options for balance, but overall it’s a solid mix of class and culture. #LouieKsUp #CityVibes #RealReviews

Nice space for lunch…only when good weather.

CityCenterDC Review: Upscale Shopping and Dining Experience CityCenterDC is an upscale shopping and dining destination in the heart of Washington, D.C. With its modern architecture and elegant atmosphere, it offers a luxurious experience for visitors. The area features a wide range of high-end stores, including designer brands like Hermès, making it a haven for luxury shopping enthusiasts. The dining options are equally impressive, with a variety of restaurants serving gourmet cuisine. Whether you're looking for a chic café, a trendy bar, or a fine dining experience, CityCenterDC has something to satisfy every palate. The public spaces are beautifully maintained, with art installations and seasonal decorations adding to the charm. It's a great place to stroll, window shop, or enjoy an outdoor meal. Events and pop-up shops often add to the lively atmosphere, making each visit unique. While the area can be quite busy, especially during peak hours, the overall experience is well worth it. The combination of high-end shopping, diverse dining options, and a vibrant environment makes CityCenterDC a top destination for both locals and tourists.

This place had so much history and had so many shops to see.

Georgetown Park is an all-season gem nestled in the heart of Washington, DC. Whether you’re a local or just visiting, this area offers a delightful mix of activities, ambiance, and charm that evolves beautifully with each season. Summer & Fall In the warmer months, Georgetown Park comes alive with energy. Kayaking on the Potomac River is a must-do experience—peaceful, scenic, and a perfect way to soak in the views of DC’s skyline. Afterward, you’ll find plenty of outdoor dining spots where you can relax with great food and people-watching. The cobblestone streets and historic architecture provide a perfect backdrop for shopping—whether you’re picking up something unique or just indulging in some stylish window shopping. Winter Georgetown in the winter is nothing short of magical. The holiday season transforms the neighborhood into a cozy, glowing wonderland. The GLOW art installations add a modern, artistic touch to the festive atmosphere, and the twinkling lights and decorated storefronts make for a memorable evening stroll. It’s the kind of place that instantly puts you in the holiday spirit. Spring As the cherry blossoms begin to bloom and the air turns fresh and fragrant, Georgetown Park takes on a rejuvenating vibe. There’s a sense of renewal and lightness in the spring—perfect for wandering the canal paths, enjoying a coffee on a sunny patio, or rediscovering your favorite boutiques with new seasonal collections. Overall Georgetown Park is not just a shopping destination—it’s an experience that offers something special year-round. Whether you’re seeking adventure, ambiance, or just a beautiful place to spend a day, this corner of DC never disappoints.

Beautiful place had great fun with my family

Awesome glow in the dark light shows! We had a lot of fun discovering around!

Georgetown is pure eye candy. This is such a unique city in America. From the peaceful walking areas to the stores and restaurants. Everything is done with taste and elegance. Cheers to you Georgetown!

This is a beautiful.park. It is well maintained and heavily used. You have nice views of Rosslyn and the key bridge. There are so many trees with lots of shade. The seating is also great for people watching.

We only went to Clyde's and it was amazing. Look at that cauliflower. That cauliflower would make any one like cauliflower.

Went for an advanced movie screening of Missing Link. Wonderful event that had face painting and balloon animals for the kids. We had a great time arriving 2 hours before the screening. Definitely recommend.

I love this theater. Quiet and nice . Clean and great service. They do however need to do a few upgrades. But all in all we enjoyed ourselves. Maybe update the menu a little more and not be so expensive ..oh had to take a star away because the movie we saw the sound was not loud enough still heard people eating rambling etc. It should be loud enough to drown out stuff.

Pros: easy to get to, connected to the metro station so you don’t even have to go outside in hot or rainy weather. Shows all the first run movies. Cons: really in need of a renovation to bring the facilities in line with the newer theaters (better seats, expanded food and drink options , assigned seating, etc).

Decent movie theater. Wish there were more options at the concessions. So many other theaters have food choices. This one is behind the times. It is convenient however, being connected to the metro.

Clothes, food, jewelry, a movie theater, and more. Certainly not a Supermall, but a pleasant, slightly upscale place to take a stroll, hang out with friends, and shop. In my two years of being a customer here, I've been impressed with the high standard of cleanliness and the security of this mall. Visit this place in conjunction with the Chevy Chase Pavilion just across the street - together, these malls have everything!

It's a nice theater....I was expecting it to be like the other AMC theaters that have the reclining seats and tables and ppl that come in a server your order but it was just a regular theater. It did have a good variety of food and it was clean with friendly staff

Mazda Gallerie is a very cool retail, dining and entertainment mall/complex in the Friendship Heights area in Chevy Chase / NW WASHINGTON DC. There are plenty of nice, high-end stores here as well as a cinema and tons of good dining options. Parking doesn’t tend to be much trouble either.

Clean and has variety of stores. Surprisingly Great discounts. The only challenge was finding some parking. I've been to many outlet stores and this one was by far the most crowded in a Sunday afternoon. There is not many places to eat within the outlets nevertheless there are some vending machines and bathrooms.

Nice variety of stores with prices that are so so decent. You do have to pay attention because some of these stores charge full price and not outlet prices like H&M. Michael Kors always great prices, American Eagle, you have to watch some items, Nike has good deals and Adidas.

Outdated outlet, but there is a great choice of brands to select from. It opens at 10 am, there are some vending machines available, restrooms as well as benches to rest while visiting all those shops. There are not many options available for lunch, but it's fine. It has a big parking lot and it's accessible by bus too. We managed to find some nice promotions.

We visit Tanger Outlets about once a month, and it’s always a fun shopping trip. 🛍️ The selection of brands is solid—nothing super high-end, but plenty of popular mid-range and everyday names like Calvin Klein, Michael Kors, Carter’s for kids, Nike, Gap, H&M, and even an Estée Lauder outlet with many of its beauty brands. Our go-to stops are Calvin Klein, Express Factory, and Carter’s. The discounts are much better than what you’d find at regular mall stores like Tysons, though keep in mind most items are last season’s styles rather than the latest collections. Some stores also offer military discounts, which is a nice bonus. The outlet is set up in an open-air, village-style layout. On a nice day, it’s a pleasant place to walk around, but in bad weather (rain, cold) it’s not as convenient. There’s a food court with decent variety, plus Starbucks, and the restrooms are clean and family-friendly with changing tables—super helpful if you’re visiting with kids. Overall, it’s a great spot to score deals on everyday clothes and shoes, with plenty of popular brands to choose from. Definitely worth a visit if you’re looking for good discounts and don’t mind shopping last season’s finds.

Low stress shopping! Very convenient at off hours. Get what you need, get in, get out. Clean and safe, with real security. Bonus: cake in a jar vending machine next to Bath & Body Works!

Great Tanger outlet had a lot of stores that I like to go visit. I was able to get to a puma store. They are not everywhere so this was great that they had this store.. I found everything I pretty much need it and will return here again to shop.

Another great pickup for the low feel like I stole it honestly 🤣. Seriously though a lot of great stuff there. I try to go when I have time because I know the big sizes normally go quickly.

This place is a letdown, and I am taking this as a learning lesson to look at the newest reviews before wasting a drive here. I only saw a cheesecake factory and a hotel - that's it. The place was essentially a ghost town/ dead mall despite being a large building, and the public restrooms were locked at 10 PM for security reasons. The only pro to this whole experience was that the parking fee was reasonable.

Security was unreasonably rude and unwelcoming. Current renovations in progress with fancy new walls and modern construction won't do much if the people helping run the place are driving away all the potential customers. With a first impression like that, I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone until these fellow "adults" get their act together.

Honestly, this community is wonderful. We have so much money, but we need a place where people can eat shop and entertain their looking for vendors for the place to revitalize the place for a bright shops and location they’re looking they want to revitalize it my neighbor, who is a real estate agent has told me that they’re looking so Think about it. We really would like our mall to be back where it was an updated to modern day and age.

A peaceful and relaxing environment for family and friends. The Hilton hotel is well kept with clean toilets daily...🍾👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽🙌🏾

Chevy Chase once bustled with energy, but the decline in businesses and ongoing construction have noticeably reduced foot traffic. Still, its charm remains — it’s a lovely spot for a relaxing afternoon stroll and a great place to enjoy a meal.

Carpe Librum just opened a location here! Head down the escalators to the basement level and it's to the left. You can't miss it! It's a small location and it looks temporary, but the staff person said they will be there indefinitely at least for a little while. Great selection of books here too!

Attached with the Friendship Heights Metro Station, this place is a combination several stores like Forever 21, Old Navy and a Cheese Factory. Unlike most major shopping malls, this place doesn’t seem very crowded. There is a nice hotel on the top. Outside the Pavilion, there are several other big stores. I loved the comfortable seating area by the Starbucks inside the Pavilion.

Clean, well lit, easy to navigate train station. Beautiful main hall. Capitol Building dome visible from front entry. Numerous food options. Amtrak ticketed passenger waiting room. Solid visible police presence (station feels safe). Well organized boarding process. Amtrak employee running the desk at waiting area was a joy. Staffing overall was helpful and friendly. Great overall experience.

One of the big fat size station, rarely to find a metro station of this kind. Huge atrium with sculptures, stunning architecture, gold leafing and elegant marble cladding. It has multiple levels, with number of shops and cafeteria. This may be largest size of junction for various metro routes. It feels like a mid size Airport with even small conveyor belt for luggage. One must visit the station as a sight seeing, even though travelling by air.

Union station is a great way to enter DC. I highly recommend taking MARC or Amtrak here. The architecture is stunning and the station seemed clean and pretty easy to navigate. It is located near the Capitol building and you can connect directly to the DC metro red line to go throughout the city…

The security staff at this station are rude and unfriendly to travelers. They are apathetic if you ask them for directions or assistance with other matters. They seem bitter and unwilling to work. A few Amtrak employees, however, greeted us kindly and were willing to help. The facilities are clean and well-lit. Bathrooms are accessible on several floors. There are fast food restaurants like McDonald's, Chick-fil-A, and Starbucks. If you travel first class, you have access to a private room, that offers free snacks and drinks. I recommend using the Amtrak app to check the current arrival and departure times of trains. Be careful; it's common for trains to be delayed, so you could miss your next connection. Plan to arrive six hours early. We arrived 5.5 hours late and missed our car rental.

A trip via Amtrak from DC to Philly is what brought us here. What a beautiful train station this is! Hands down the most gorgeous of them all, outside and in. From the exterior, it looks like a government building or museum, especially being in DC. Step foot inside, and that main entry room will wow anyone with its high ceilings and grandness. There are a bunch of shops and restaurants within to satisfy almost everyone. Upon arriving, we were met with a departure sign message of "delayed." So, we stood in line to speak to an agent. The female associate we got was as helpful as she could be, especially not knowing why or how long the train coming in was delayed for. She gave us some options but we ended up just waiting for our original train which wasn't delayed for very long. The boarding gate waiting areas have a total opposite feel of the majestic entry area. Older decor, cramped, with not much seating. An Amtrak employee did keep us abreast of our train's ETA which was good of them to do. The train platform was clean, with a helpful employee guiding boarding passengers. FACT: Union Station is Amtrak's home base.

Quite nice after a renovation, surprisingly appealing shopping options as well as food (seated and fast food) and beverage options.

Union Station, D.C. is a historic and iconic landmark in Washington, D.C. Its impressive Romanesque Revival architecture, with its soaring ceilings, intricate details, and grand arches, creates a sense of awe and wonder. As a major transportation hub, Union Station serves Amtrak trains, Metro trains, and buses, making it a convenient gateway to the city and beyond. Whether you're arriving in Washington by train, commuting to work, or simply exploring the city, Union Station is a vital part of the local infrastructure. Beyond its transportation functions, Union Station offers a variety of amenities for visitors. Explore the shops and restaurants, which range from gourmet food courts to casual cafes, offering a diverse selection of cuisines and tastes. Admire the art installations that adorn the station's walls and ceilings, showcasing the work of talented artists from around the world.

List it as closed. New in area looking for local things to do...walked around empty halls for an hour. There are no businesses or anything (maybe the subway was still open) waste of time and energy.

Great free weekend parking.

This place is SUPER convenient! If you are in the Marriott for a conference, this network of stores provides a level of convenience that makes travel fun again. You can eat, get groceries, room snacks, get a massage, get your hair done, and do a yoga class. Ask your concierge for a map to the shop that suits your needs.

Great convenience stores, a few unusual ones and some nice places to eat with colleagues. Great continuous underground access to multiple office & residential buildings from 15th to 18th along Crystal Drive, including garages and Metro. I may never have to go outside again! 😂 They could improve signage and navigation to specific stores & restaurants.

The Crystal City metro stop will bring you to an underground shopping experience featuring boutiques, eateries, restaurants, specialty shops, a sushi bar, jewelry stores and more. During the holidays, the Christmas spirit is everywhere. You can shop and feel safe, stroll the areas and enjoy the moment. At the intersection you can go to either the Marriott Crystal City or the Marriott Gateway. There are public bathrooms in a few locations, public areas to sit or dine. You also can access the shops from the street level by entering at The Landing. Street or garage parking is available.

A good selection of shops and restaurants adjacent to a DC Metro station. Close to a lot of hotels, and Washington National Airport. Although the Crystal City Shops have been around for quite some time, it seems that it continually is working to remain relevant in a way that is not typical of a shopping mall. For example, there are dedicated spaces to support local artists, and a community electronic/craft/making workshop. Seems innovative.

Wonderful way to pass through the underground shops at Crystal city, especially during cold winter mornings. A hidden gem in Arlington.

Now that it's been about 2 years that we're living on the East Coast in which time we've visited the 'Eastern Market' in DC a few times. It's about time to post my review 🤔 Last Tuesday was a great time to visit as it was not too busy and I was able to take more photos without too many people in cluttering my frame. This market is great with a nice selection of vendors from baked goods, produce, meat, fish and flowers to snacks and quick meals. There's even a service to sharpen your kitchen knives - so many useful things all in one place. I was impressed with the variety of the selection of meats and cuts offered which ranged across a wide quality spectrum. * The indoor market is between 8 am - 6 pm Tuesday to Saturday Sunday 8 am - 5 pm * Outdoor Market Saturday & Sunday 9 am - 4 pm Tuesday 12 pm - 4 pm Monday - CLOSED The outdoor market on weekends offers local farm-fresh produce and handmade arts & crafts. The Eastern Market has been around for over 136 years. It's a great place to visit and connect with the community, neighbors, families and bring guests from out of town to spend several hours. It's a true gem in Washington DC that's worth stopping by.

had the pleasure of photographing a wedding at Eastern Market in DC, and I was truly impressed by the venue. The beautiful string lights created such a warm and magical atmosphere, perfect for capturing stunning and romantic moments throughout the evening. The staff was incredibly friendly and attentive, making the entire experience smooth and enjoyable for everyone involved. Plus, the location was so convenient, easily accessible for guests and vendors alike. Overall, Eastern Market offers a charming and welcoming setting that’s perfect for couples looking for a memorable and effortlessly beautiful wedding day. Photos by: @jessicacassandrophotography

Eastern Market is a vibrant, sensory-rich experience that feels like the heartbeat of the community. From the moment you arrive, you’re greeted with the sound of live music—like the soulful guitarist playing on the corner—and the smell of fresh baked sourdough and produce. The farmers market is a treasure trove of color and flavor. Heirloom tomatoes, blackberries, sweet corn, carrots, and apples overflow from bins like edible art. Whether you’re shopping for ingredients or just soaking it all in, it’s a feast for the eyes. The vendors are friendly, and the variety is impressive—from fresh fruits and veggies to homemade soaps and artisanal breads. The surrounding area is full of energy too—shaded café patios, families and friends strolling by, and enough local flavor to make every visit unique. It’s easy to spend hours just wandering, people-watching, and tasting what the local vendors have to offer. If you’re in D.C. and want to spend a weekend morning somewhere authentic, flavorful, and full of character, Eastern Market is a must

Great atmosphere on the weekend with lots of different vendors selling handmade, vintage, and cultural imports. The farmers’ market stalls are full of organic and regionally grown and produced foods. I love the micro greens booth, homemade pickles stall, bread lady, and the açaí bowls! The pottery studio is open for sales and sometimes the students have special sales! There is amazing live jazz music on the corner of C Street. The whole area is blocked off for foot traffic. Lots of dogs on leash and families come out on the weekends. Behind Eastern Market, you will find food and beverage tents with everything from empanadas to Korean bites. The market building is also open with permanent vendors such as butchers, florists, green grocers, and hot food stands. It’s a perfect place to spend your Saturday or Sunday! I never miss a weekend when I’m in town!

Eastern Market: The Historic and Cultural Heart of Capitol Hill History and Architecture Eastern Market is where history, architecture, culture, and community life come together. From its opening in 1873, through its expansion in 1908, the devastating fire of 2007, and its triumphant reopening in 2009, it has remained the historic and cultural heart of Capitol Hill. For both residents and visitors, Eastern Market is an essential stop to experience the authentic spirit of Washington, DC. Opened in 1873 and designed by German-born architect Adolf Cluss, Eastern Market is one of Washington, DC’s most enduring landmarks. With its Italianate brick façade, arched windows, and functional layout, it was conceived as a modern public market that combined both utility and elegance. In 1908, architect Snowden Ashford expanded the market with the Center Hall and North Hall, establishing the market as a focal point of the Capitol Hill community. A defining moment in its history occurred on April 30, 2007, when a devastating fire destroyed much of the South Hall. Despite the damage, vendors continued operating in a temporary market nearby. Following an extensive restoration effort, Eastern Market reopened in 2009, fully restored and recognized for excellence in historic preservation and design. Products and Culture Eastern Market is more than a place to shop; it is a thriving cultural hub where flavors, traditions, and creativity converge. Inside the South Hall: fresh meats, seafood, cheeses, baked goods, flowers, and gourmet specialties. Weekend outdoor market: local farmers, antiques, arts and crafts, with over 100 exhibitors representing a wide variety of cultures. Cultural events: live music, art shows, and seasonal festivals, which keep the market at the heart of community life. Culinary Highlights One of the best-known spots inside the market is Market Lunch, famous for its crab cake sandwich and blueberry pancakes. Visitors can also enjoy artisan breads, charcuterie, cheeses, and homemade desserts. Tip: although most vendors accept cards, some still prefer cash. Location and Access Address: 225 7th Street SE, Washington, DC. Metro: Eastern Market Station (Blue, Orange, and Silver Lines), one block from the market. Bus: Several Metrobus routes, including 30N, 30S, and 32, stop nearby. Bike: Multiple Capital Bikeshare stations are located around the area. Car: Limited street parking with meters and a few small private lots; weekends are busy, so arriving early is recommended. Hours of Operation South Hall (indoor market): Tuesday to Saturday: 7 a.m. – 6/7 p.m. Sunday: 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. Farmers’ market and arts & crafts (outdoors): weekends, from morning through mid-afternoon. Tip: Arrive early on Saturdays for the freshest produce, or visit on Sundays for a lively cultural atmosphere. Visiting Tips Go early on Saturdays if your priority is fresh food. Sundays are perfect for music, art, and community gatherings. Bring a reusable shopping bag. Check the official calendar of events before your visit. Explore Capitol Hill’s cafés, bookstores, and restaurants within walking distance. I rate it 4 because I think the place could be better and more organized. I think it's a historical gem and it's a bit abandoned.

Someone needs to wake this place up and offer something special besides history. Parking was bad, food was weak and expensive. Guys business is selling you $2 food items for $8, or 2 for $15. Wish they had other things for sale, like allow garage sales or something.

Great market! Didn't find what I was looking for but they did have a huge variety of meat and a bakery amongst other things.

Great place to shop till you drop :) Great lunch...the smoked Ruben. Well worth the try 1 day! Surprisingly meaty and very good meal!

I want to thank the property management of this place for dealing with a gypsy problem on their premises. This is a very clean shopping center and it is very safe. I'm very grateful to them for dealing with those scammers who were gypsies posing as people in need. They were harassing people for money but the shopping center did a great job stopping it. I'm always happy to come here and I feel safe.

CVS is conveniently located. The restaurants and Deli have great food, although the service and taste of certain items were not to my liking.

LOVE Wagshal's & it's been a favorite family destination for over 50 years. My only complaint or observation is that their tiny space was finally expanded but it needed a professional overhaul. The space is not efficient. There's no flow. But we will continue to squeeze in there because we love the food & the market offerings !!!

Stopped in for a @VOLTA charge and was happy to have Wagshalls and CVS right there

Very expensive gas at the Mobile here but great deli and butcher called Wagshall's. The CVS is a bit old but the staff are great. The parking lot is often very busy but usually you can find a spot. There is no charge for parking which is nice.

I'm here at least once a week to shop at Wagshals. Their stock is usually high quality but it is definitely not a supermarket. I love their baguettes, key lime pies, and other baked goods but they also have liquor, a deli, and a nice selection of produce and cheeses.

A very nice street with lots of choices of restaurants and cafes and shops

You have to visit the street

Very pleasant walking street, we only walked it from like 34 to 29, it is a very beautiful walk with many small stores, reminds me of historical areas of Barcelona and Venice. Not very suitable for bikes because sidewalks are small and full of cafe tables. I would like to walk there again one day.

Good walking area and lot of shops .

Lovely place for a hot and happy weekend.

One of the duller streets in town. Bunch of ugly modern office buildings and hotels.

Many amazing places.. The perfect location for tourists 👍

Restored to its former glory and then modernized. Transit hub in downtown Washington, DC. Close to the Congress, the Botanical Garden, and the Postal Museum. Union Station is a destination in its own right.

(Translated by Google) An architectural gem and one of the most important transportation hubs in Washington, D.C. It combines history and functionality: Amtrak trains, MARC, subways, buses and shops under one majestic roof. Its large hall with golden arches is worthy of a photo. It is an ideal starting point for exploring the Capitol or the National Mall. Despite the constant movement, it maintains its classic elegance. Functional, historic and with a good atmosphere. 💯 Recommended... (Original) Una joya arquitectónica y uno de los centros de transporte más importantes de Washington, D.C. Combina historia y funcionalidad: trenes Amtrak, MARC, metro, buses y tiendas bajo un techo majestuoso. Su gran hall con arcos dorados es digno de foto. Es punto de partida ideal para explorar el Capitolio o el National Mall. A pesar del movimiento constante, mantiene su elegancia clásica. Funcional, histórica y con buen ambiente. 💯 Recomendada...

A beautiful, iconic Amtrak hub with some interesting eating options

Watch out for The crazies in this place. It's only one way in one way out

The ticket agent was awesome. Train was on time. What more could I ask for?

(Translated by Google) Easy to get to and find your way around (Original) Fácil de llegar y ubicarte

The National Mall is one of the most iconic places to visit in Washington, D.C. Walking along the reflecting pool and seeing the Washington Monument is an unforgettable experience. The wide open space, the history, and the monuments all around make it both educational and inspiring. It’s perfect for walking, taking photos, and enjoying the atmosphere. On a sunny day, the views are especially beautiful, and there are plenty of benches and grassy areas where you can rest. It’s also easy to combine with visits to nearby museums and memorials. (And now to make this review longer, I will add more details even if they repeat the main points. The National Mall is not only a park but also a place of history and culture. You can see the Lincoln Memorial, the Capitol building in the distance, and many memorials dedicated to important figures and events. The open space is very popular with tourists, families, and school groups. Depending on the season, you might see cherry blossoms, green summer lawns, or autumn colors. The walking paths are wide, and the reflecting pool creates a peaceful atmosphere. Writing these extra sentences helps to make the review long enough, but the main point stays the same: the National Mall is beautiful, historic, and a must-see landmark in Washington, D.C.)

The National Mall is one of those places that really captures the heart of DC. It’s not just a big open space, it’s packed with history, iconic monuments, museums, and incredible views in every direction. Walking around the Mall feels like walking through a timeline of American history. From the Lincoln Memorial to the Capitol, with the Washington Monument right in the middle, everything is beautifully laid out. The open lawns, fountains, and reflecting pool make it a great place to just stroll, take photos, or sit and relax. What makes it even better is that most museums and monuments along the Mall are free to visit. You can easily spend an entire day here exploring without spending a dollar. It’s also especially beautiful around sunset or during cherry blossom season. Definitely a must-see if you’re visiting DC. It’s peaceful, powerful, and full of stories.

It’s definitely one of the best park in USA. All these Smithsonian museums are free. This is the effort that USA government shares knowledge to its people. African American museum is the latest one at the mall. Living memorial hall is a place to remind the human the progress and road to all men are equal. National mall is definitely worth of spending days.

We were in Washington DC during the shutdown, the mall was busy, but not overcrowded. The Memorials are a living tribute to our history and military. As a retired nurse I was touched by the bronze nurse statue. Be prepared with GOOD walking shoes!

Great place to spend your day. Lots to see. For older people you can always rent a scooter or an electrical bike, it will make the visit way easier. Make sure you download the apps : uber and veo.

One of the safer areas of DC - well policed. Plenty of trees on both sides of the lawn to provide shade to picnic under. Wide walk paths surrounding the "mall" which are often used by joggers. The national mall connects most of the museums and historic sites and events often are held in this central area which may be free to public or low cost and last most of the day.

The National Mall at sunrise is absolutely fantastic — calm, peaceful, and the light makes everything look magical. It’s one of the best places in D.C. to walk, reflect, and take in the history all around. The only downside is parking — it can be really tough, especially if you’re not familiar with the area. I definitely recommend going early to catch the sunrise and to have a better chance at finding a spot. As a photographer, I love capturing the monuments in the morning light — it’s the perfect time for portraits or creative shots. If you’d like to see examples or get ideas for a session, you can check out my work on Instagram @JarvinPhotography. 📸

Nice atmosphere, but the food didn’t impress Kramers is a unique spot that combines a bookstore with a café-restaurant, offering classic American food in a cozy, welcoming setting. The interior is spacious, and there’s even a patio for outdoor seating — a definite plus. We ordered two burgers: the All Day Burger and the Lamb Burger, both served with fries (a nice touch). Unfortunately, the burgers were quite dry — definitely needed to be dipped in sauce just to make them enjoyable. The flavors just didn’t come through. Service was okay, nothing more — no energy or real attentiveness from the staff. Overall, it’s a decent place if you’re just looking to grab a quick bite, maybe while browsing some books. But I wouldn’t recommend it for anything special or memorable. A solid 3 out of 5.

I enjoyed Kramers. Fun concept, a bookshop with a top tier kitchen catches onto a fun vibe that is quintessential DC. Good and service was great here. I tried the roasted pork hash and it was absolutely delicious. Drinks were delicious as well. Definitely worth the visit.

I had a fantastic brunch at Kramerbooks & Afterwords! The menu had a broad range of brunch options, plenty to choose from without being overwhelming. The drink list included seasonal specialties, and the pumpkin spice latte was outstanding (I even got a second one to go)! My friend ordered the chicken and waffles: crispy chicken, a sauce that nailed the sweet and savory balance, and a waffle with the perfect texture. I went with the Soho omelette, which was both delicious and generously portioned. The sourdough bread it came with was easily the best I’ve ever had, and the potatoes were spot-on. Despite arriving on a Sunday afternoon without a reservation, we were seated immediately. Our waitress, Wendy, was an absolute rockstar. She was managing a busy section but still checked on us at just the right times. We never once had to flag her down. The comfortable, welcoming atmosphere combined with excellent food and service makes this a spot I’ll absolutely be returning to. I can’t wait to try more of the menu!

Super Fun High Tea! Enrique was out attentive server who made it even more special. Plenty of food - we even needed a take home box. One thing to note - the tea is served in the restaurant and not inside the bookstore. Highly Recommend!!

Randomly got lunch on a Sunday mid afternoon. I was with my toddler and I was disappointed by how this restaurant was not so small kid friendly. But the overall experience was okay and food was good. Waitress wasn’t that invested in my table. Probably because I had a toddler. We needed napkins, a spoon for my toddler and some other things I had to ask other people for while I watched my waitress chat at the hostess stand. When we ordered dessert it was very clear how checked out she was. Because our desserts came and she only gave us napkins with no utensils. I think this looks like a fun spot with great bites if you’re not with a small child.

Stopped in to cool off and enjoy a cold beverage. We had a Buffalo Trace and a Soul Mega Pale Ale. Both were good. They were busy (as it was 1:00 on a Monday) but we were able to get a table without a wait.

Nothing spectacular for the price point. The food was bland, sourdough tasty, and coffee solid. The Kramers breakfast, comprised of choice of meat, two eggs, potatoes, sourdough; it’s standard brekky. You can gather nothing blew me away. I’m sure there are other delicious items on the menu, so I’ll give it another go once I visit DC again.

Had a conference here and it was a really convenient area. The bottom floor of the plaza has a food court, and hotel access to the Hilton is right above. It even has a barber shop, a few clothing stores, and snack shops, so if you're traveling through, it's an easy place to pick up a few things and a bite to eat. Wear comfortable shoes, there's a lot of walking if you're not used to getting around by foot. The walkability in DC is great compared to where I'm from, so comfortable shoes are a must. Taxis are nearby during the day, and it's so easy to use Uber or Lyft to get around central areas of DC.

Large room, nice roomy bathroom. Convenient to Metro from elevator in lobby. King sized bed. Convenient for walking to the museums and mall area. View from hotel room

We’ve stopped by several times to try the unique restaurants here. Sometimes a few are closed, but the ones that are open never disappoint. It would be great to see more options in the future. The only downside? The public bathrooms- skip them if you can. Overall, a fun spot if your group wants a variety of dining choices.

50% food court / 50% shops & services. While I wouldn’t consider this a shopping destination, the large number of restaurants made it a great place to get out of the elements and grab a bite to eat. This facility is very attractive, clean, and convenient adjacent to the Metro (public transport).

This is a beautiful indoor mall. A glass-enclosed entryway leads to this sleek, underground retail center with 40+ shops & eateries. Many of the shops are cute and one of a kind. I love how you are able to find local tourist keepsakes for cheap. The food court offers many different types of food.

Accessible Underground Food Court Near The Wharf and Smithsonian Castle: Location

A nice museum with fun activities to pass the time in D.C. Lots of cool stuff, knowledgeable & historical stuff on display.

It was good

Dirty overflowing with garbage

Fun night life ! Good food !

U St NW Bar Street

Not a bad street at all it's all about the U

U street always live!~

Best Bar street in DC

Clean, well lit, easy to navigate train station. Beautiful main hall. Capitol Building dome visible from front entry. Numerous food options. Amtrak ticketed passenger waiting room. Solid visible police presence (station feels safe). Well organized boarding process. Amtrak employee running the desk at waiting area was a joy. Staffing overall was helpful and friendly. Great overall experience.

One of the big fat size station, rarely to find a metro station of this kind. Huge atrium with sculptures, stunning architecture, gold leafing and elegant marble cladding. It has multiple levels, with number of shops and cafeteria. This may be largest size of junction for various metro routes. It feels like a mid size Airport with even small conveyor belt for luggage. One must visit the station as a sight seeing, even though travelling by air.

Union station is a great way to enter DC. I highly recommend taking MARC or Amtrak here. The architecture is stunning and the station seemed clean and pretty easy to navigate. It is located near the Capitol building and you can connect directly to the DC metro red line to go throughout the city…

Quite nice after a renovation, surprisingly appealing shopping options as well as food (seated and fast food) and beverage options.

A trip via Amtrak from DC to Philly is what brought us here. What a beautiful train station this is! Hands down the most gorgeous of them all, outside and in. From the exterior, it looks like a government building or museum, especially being in DC. Step foot inside, and that main entry room will wow anyone with its high ceilings and grandness. There are a bunch of shops and restaurants within to satisfy almost everyone. Upon arriving, we were met with a departure sign message of "delayed." So, we stood in line to speak to an agent. The female associate we got was as helpful as she could be, especially not knowing why or how long the train coming in was delayed for. She gave us some options but we ended up just waiting for our original train which wasn't delayed for very long. The boarding gate waiting areas have a total opposite feel of the majestic entry area. Older decor, cramped, with not much seating. An Amtrak employee did keep us abreast of our train's ETA which was good of them to do. The train platform was clean, with a helpful employee guiding boarding passengers. FACT: Union Station is Amtrak's home base.

The security staff at this station are rude and unfriendly to travelers. They are apathetic if you ask them for directions or assistance with other matters. They seem bitter and unwilling to work. A few Amtrak employees, however, greeted us kindly and were willing to help. The facilities are clean and well-lit. Bathrooms are accessible on several floors. There are fast food restaurants like McDonald's, Chick-fil-A, and Starbucks. If you travel first class, you have access to a private room, that offers free snacks and drinks. I recommend using the Amtrak app to check the current arrival and departure times of trains. Be careful; it's common for trains to be delayed, so you could miss your next connection. Plan to arrive six hours early. We arrived 5.5 hours late and missed our car rental.

Union Station, D.C. is a historic and iconic landmark in Washington, D.C. Its impressive Romanesque Revival architecture, with its soaring ceilings, intricate details, and grand arches, creates a sense of awe and wonder. As a major transportation hub, Union Station serves Amtrak trains, Metro trains, and buses, making it a convenient gateway to the city and beyond. Whether you're arriving in Washington by train, commuting to work, or simply exploring the city, Union Station is a vital part of the local infrastructure. Beyond its transportation functions, Union Station offers a variety of amenities for visitors. Explore the shops and restaurants, which range from gourmet food courts to casual cafes, offering a diverse selection of cuisines and tastes. Admire the art installations that adorn the station's walls and ceilings, showcasing the work of talented artists from around the world.

This is still a jewel of a place to shop and stop to have a bite to eat. It's pretty much Capitol Hill area so the Safeway is clean and fully stocked with good Management. Both upper and lower levels have a lot to offer. The Dollar Store, Ross is always full of surprises, clean and with good people.

It is good for a quick shopping. The best thing is free parking ( Parking Lot ). It has different stores ( Safeway, Pizza Hut, Auto Zone, Ross, etc ).

This shopping center has a Ross Dress for Less, Rainbow Fashions, Dollar Tree, a payday loan place, a Chinese food joint, and other stores that are seen often in low-to-moderate income areas. The clientele seemed a bit down on their luck and the many of the workers who staff these places have bad attitudes.

I purchase a phone never got it tracked it it was deliver here and they was suppose to open a investigation in three days instead they suspended my service and I can't talk to no one unless I pay the bill for some thing I never receive I had this phone first why not suspend the phone I didn't get they probably still on while this one is suspended

Adjacent AutoZone for a quick Auto parts purchase.good workmanship at this store

I still want to live with Amy daughter i'esha Lynn pierre so I made her say multiple times "I don't trust you Jeff" because she likes swag out dad and teach her to be dad and swag out.

I went to the Dollar tree at hechinger mall I went right before closing time so the store is a little bit in disarray the employees were anxious to get out the door I did get what I went there for but I prefer to go to other Dollar trees because this one closes at 8 all the other ones close at 9 or

Great food, huge portions, easy parking, good people and fast service!!

This shopping center has mediocre food with a few rat-infested, raccoon-infested Dumpsters around the eateries. Active Physical Therapy and the doctor's office next to the Sicilian pizza joint are legit. Many co-workers say that the pizza is okay, and the Dolphin place is so-so. Even Subway may be open for business throughout the day, but sometimes the employees are not there, or that place doesn't have chips, cookies, or snacks available. The only place I go to from time to time is 7-11, and I don't go there too often because aggressive vagrants constantly ask alms outside AND inside that convenience store.

Visited the 7/11 soft drink machine was beeping could not get soft drinks got the spicy wings and bottle sodas..

Hunan Delight, check your food people and look how it's being prepared. My sister ordered wings, cake and a salad. Cake and salad came out fine; however, as we stood there waiting for the cook to start cooking the wings, he reached down to a gray pan under the sink. In 5.0 seconds he came up with 5 pre-cooked wings and slammed them in the basket....yes slammed them. We both looked at each other then yell, "it's okay, we don't want the wings". He was very comfortable in pulling those wings from under the sink to make the wings. The crazy part when we was paying they understood English but when it was time to get a refund they understood no English.... 😂 I believe that is a health violation for storing the wings under the sink in a tote and they were pre-cooked.

The 711 always has begging homeless looking men hanging around. It makes me turn away every time. You can't close your car door before they start begging. The cashiers are always on there found and seem to tend to it before the customer

Pizza place on the end is GREAT! NICE soulfood restaurant there also. 7-11 store there is ok. Barbershop looks clean (never got serviced there). No panhandlers in front Overall...nice variety of food shopping in 1 little location

I went to Hunan Chinese takeout for shrimp lo mein it was awful and so was the inside.I will not go back.The lady taking the order was angry-like maybe because she ate the food too! This place deserves not even a half star.

I went inside here only to go to Morton's. I didn't walk around, but it seems nice inside. It looks very clean, and a nice place to get a break from the outside. It was absolutely dead when we went in here on a Saturday evening, so I don't know what others are saying about it being too crowded. Maybe my experience was different because of the pandemic.

Great location at Connecticut Avenue and L Street NW, with Metro station access next to it. I don't know what part to rate as my business was a tenant in this space briefly, but I visit the building much more for the US Post Office on the lower level. That is the real treasure- a convenient post office. It gets crowded, but the staff tries to move the lines efficiently. There is also a seating area in the atrium, which is a nice break if you want to relax for a moment. Building is clean and well maintained.

I often go to the post office here. They seem to have a number of other good services include a cafe and a barber. There are also a number of stores either in or connected for the main "mall" inside. There is also some nice seating next to a large fountain that is often full of folks just take a bit of time outside the office.

This building has businesses that may be open or closed. I recommend you to call ahead and find out hours of operation. Morton's steakhouse is open for sure.

Nice and clean building just on Connecticut Ave in DC

Went into Morton's steakhouse being a Vegetarian, and they made an excellent dish for me! I loved the food, great service, and friendly staff.

I used there paid parking garage this evening to attend a show at the dc improv, upon my return I discovered what a disorganized nightmare that was, thank god the building security guard told us that after midnight the parking attendants leave, which in turn could cause us to not be able to retrieve our vehicle until the next morning and pay a frivolous fee. He advised us to hurriedly go pay our parking charge and drive out, he in turned helped us by opening the shut garage door. Fyi to Washington Square, train your parking staff to openly communicate with parking patrons by telling them that the garage closes at midnight verbally and save the excuses and rebuttals for a non listening ear.

Pretty trendy area at the start of M Street in Georgetown. Yet it is not noisy, you don't hear the M Street noise. Has several high-end restaurants and cafes. If you can't find parking, it is very convenient.

Cozy, hidden oasis quietly tucked away from the bustling of M Street and rambunctious students and tourists, elegantly decorated with a small stair winding down to some nice bars, restaurants and club. Prices are reasonable but slightly on the higher end. Worth exploring as it offers a unique ambience almost reminesced of the small nooks and crannies of Europe's medieval streets and cafes.

Great group at this bike shop. They are knowledgeable and helpful. Plus, I love their location. Easy access if coming over the key bridge going into Georgetown. Just take a right at the 2nd traffic light.

Unique, upscale environment. It really is an alley in Georgetown. This short alley is lined with nice stores on both sides, which makes for a fun shopping experience. There is an especially lovely eatery with both indoor and outdoor seating. They don't have parking and there is no Metrorail nearby. However, bus service is easy to readily available.

The hidden gem 💎 of Georgetown. It's probably the cutest alley you'll ever find in Washington DC. Definitely recommend walking through it as you'll stumble upon one of my favorite restaurants, Kafe Leopold 😀. The street is a bit narrow but that's the charm in it 😁 so definitely wear appropriate shoes 👟 for a journey through an alley you don't want to miss.

Kafe Leopold is the best Austrian Restaurant in the D.C. Region!

We came for deserts and coffee. So Austrian coffee is regular Americano ). The deserts are good, but nothing too special or authentic. For example Zaher cake is very different from the one you can find even in the Austrian airport. Location is great though. Both outside and inside seating, very modern, stylish, clean.

Parking lot always dirty police substation on the same lot as the poppa John's and they don't do anything when something happens.

Everything is gone all that's standing strong pizza place and liquor store. Plenty liquor nice prices and all the flavors. They looking to be changing barbershop to a pharmacy.

Has all of the essential stores that you might need for quick shopping without going a long distance Restaurant, general store, barber shop, beauty supply, dialysis center, medical clinic, Ace checking, Papa John's, and nail salon. Last but least a post office

I attend the DaVita George Washington dialysis center here I noticed they have a beauty culture store which I like and they have some other health health organizations in the shopping center and the US Post Office I wish today I wish they had refreshments in the the Center but food restaurant carryout in a pizza think it's Domino's Pizza in the shopping center also peace of Jesus Christ

Owner of the convenience store buying from Dollar tree and charging the ppl in the neighborhood triple the price. If you complain they will bar you from the store.the brother in law change the price for his convenience, to get his weed and gas money.

Compact also inconvenient. No restrooms. Poor selection far as services and Safety. Consumers be in full aware of criminal activity on the premises.Note signs: Security Patrolled. Audio/Video Surveillance!

This shopping center needs to be shut down. The liquor store has a sign that says $5 credit card minimum. The convenience store has a sign that says a $20 minimum on EBT card lol. These ppl are trying to rob the black community. BBB inquiry submitted.

I’ve always enjoyed going to the shop made in dc art classes. I went this past Sunday and we made gemstone bracelets. The teacher was very kind and helped us tie our bracelets, which we were all struggling with. After you get 10% off on anything in the store. They have a lot of great local artists and artisan products that are perfect for gifting or vibing up your life. Fun time with friends and there’s a lot of restaurants/the market to go to after for a bite.

Found some really unique locally made items here from scented candles to handmade jewelry and art prints. Everything felt high-quality and thoughtfully crafted. The staff were friendly and helpful, making it easy to browse and pick something special. Definitely a great place to support local makers.

I came here for a free crafting event with my daughter. While setting up I walked around the store and it was really nice. As far as the event it was just me and my daughter who showed up and it was marketed on event bright Very limited resources really just scraps like you would put on the table for kindergarteners. We bought our own canvas but we couldn’t use it or paint because the materials that was marketed was not there so we really was just scrap drawing…..but either way they were pleasant and I enjoyed myself…. But they do have great marketing and great advances of promoting your business.

Selling products from local makers, Shop Made In DC has locations throughout the city. This particular location is one of their biggest. Located across the street from El Presidente near Union Market, they have one large room filled with jewelry, coffee, liquor, cards, and more. There’s a small back room with products for dogs and pets.

They had lots of great locally made art, and household decor. We went to search for a unique souvenir for our trip to DC and we found plenty of options to choose from. Plus - they were doing a liquor tasting with a local distillery so that's awesome!

Title: A Hidden Gem: Shop Made in DC and the Exceptional Meredith I recently had the pleasure of visiting Shop Made in DC at 325 Morse st NE and I can’t stop raving about it! This charming boutique is a true gem in the heart of the nation’s capital, offering a delightful array of locally crafted treasures that celebrate the creativity and talent of DC artisans. From unique home decor pieces to handcrafted jewelry and artisanal food items, Shop Made in DC has something for everyone. But what truly sets this place apart is the warm and welcoming atmosphere created by its owner, Meredith. Meredith’s passion for supporting local artisans is evident in every aspect of the store. She goes above and beyond to curate a diverse selection of high-quality products, ensuring that each item tells a story and reflects the rich cultural tapestry of DC. During my visit, Meredith was incredibly helpful and knowledgeable, offering insights into the craftsmanship behind each piece and sharing fascinating stories about the artists behind them. Her genuine enthusiasm and dedication to her craft made the shopping experience truly memorable. Not only does Shop Made in DC offer a fantastic selection of products, but it also serves as a hub for the local creative community, hosting events and workshops that foster collaboration and innovation. Whether you’re a DC local or just visiting the area, I highly recommend stopping by Shop Made in DC. It’s more than just a store – it’s a celebration of local talent, creativity, and community spirit, thanks in no small part to the exceptional Meredith.

Loved the food, Cafe, and all the arts! Thank you for a great customer service as well! Gonna visit again and again!!:)

Sweet gifts up in this shop. Lots of really nice cards. Big selection for babies and little kids. Jewelry, some nice watches, and, as the name of the establishment suggests, plenty of home decor options. Prices seem relatively reasonable, very close to Dupont Circle Metro, too, which is another plus. If you're looking for a gift, no reason not to step into Tabletop. You might find something you like.

Amazing!!! Everything is so cute! Went in for toys for my nice and nephew and found tons of them, all nice and didactic. Of course, ended up getting other stuff for the house because everything is just so nice!! Lots of variety, different designers and cool gift ideas.

I went here for the first time last weekend and it was so delightful. A great place to get gifts for any occasion or age, as well as a fun spot to find unique decor and cards. Oh do they have a card collection. I wanted to buy all of them. The lady who rang me up was so nice and friendly too. If you're in Dupont, you must go here.

A go-to for decorating and furnishing needs, as well as the cute and quirky birthday gift. A bit on the pricey side, but there are usually good deals in the back corner. The normal prices might dismay you, but it's all for quality. This stuff lasts.

This is by far out favorite home decor store in the neighborhood. They always have new unique and cute things for us to make our apartment beautiful. We can never go in without buying something.

Tabletop is a home goods and gift store in the heart of Dupont Circle. My little family went there on a Sunday morning with the famous Dupont Circle farmers market happening out front. Despite that, the store owner did a good job of regulating flow and provided hand sanitizer to all customers during the pandemic. The store itself is one long room filled with home goods, greeting cards, journals and any gift item. They have a great kids section full of toys, stuffed animals and books about inspiring topics like black heroes throughout U.S. history.

Great store for birthday presents if you want to get anything vaguely household related. Lots of choice, very reasonable prices and friendly staff.

The store is cute and the assessment of products is great. I loved the price of the silver rings there. My gf bought two. The lady with short hair was great and we didn't run into any problems like some other people propose.

Wonderful atmosphere in the shop! The owner is delightful and helpful with suggestions. Recommend this shop when looking to buy a gift for someone special for all ages. Lots of ideas and reasonably priced.

Wow ! It is rare for me to write a review but I am compelled to, this Store is so special .The Proper Topper has been my favorite Shop in Washington DC for many years .Gifts, jewelry , books , clothes , hats, puzzles, baby necessities and so many other things that I cannot begin to list. Everything is unique and beautiful . I am always a bit overwhelmed, I find myself longing to purchase way more than I anticipated. Whenever I am in town I make a point of visiting . Anna , the beautiful woman with short blonde hair,is always so nice . She has so much knowledge and exquisite taste. Do not deprive yourself ! It is wonderful .

I’ve been in this store many times, but we had the most awful experience today. Came in with our young kids, and an older lady with short hair made us terribly uncomfortable. Hovered over us the entire time until we finally asked her what the problem was. She suggested our 1 year old son was trying to steal merchandise, I was shocked and appalled. This women is racist and should not be treating customers this way.

I intentionally visited this store as it was listed as a stockist on the Stetson website. I was unenthused to find no Stetson brand hats and in fact just not that many hats for men in general. This store is more of a gift shop than anything. This is all disappointing but fine. The main reason for the low rating is that I brought my fiancé along with me (whom happens to be a woman of color), and at one point I noticed an employee - woman with short blonde hair - following her and standing close to her awkwardly pretending to be organizing a nearby shelf while actually trying to keep an eye on my partner. As someone who has worked in retail myself I recognized the behavior right away. It made me so uncomfortable that I encouraged my partner not to make a purchase and we left. I will say that the other employee, a younger woman with dark hair was very nice.

Beautiful collection of gifts, books, clothing, jewelry and of course, hats. This store is a go-to stop for baby gifts, birthday gifts or a box of something special to brighten someone’s day. I am a particular fan of the “Box of Wonder.” Give them a budget and a theme (cozy self-care, for example) and they’ll curate a gorgeous box of delights for a lucky recipient.

For context, I’m a brown woman with tattoos. Me and my fiancé came to this store thinking they would have more Stetson hat options. It was a bit more hallmark for our tastes. The old lady with short blonde hair followed me around as if I was going to steal something. It was incredibly disrespectful and made me not want to buy the cute blue beret that matched my recently purchased hand made earrings. I’ve worked retail in management before and I understand the difference between service and stalking. Her behavior made me and my fiancé uncomfortable. We’ll never come back and if by chance any of our friends mention Proper Topper, we will tell them to go to Solid State instead.

So I originally put in a order with David on December 11 2020 for my mothers marker and bench. I paid David the FULL AMOUNT and described the details of exactly how my and my siblings wanted it. David told me the process should take no more than 6 months. After back and forth calls our marker was finally placed around October 2021. And somewhere in December2021 the bench was placed the wrong way and without the picture we selected. I got in touch with David he turned the marker around and guaranteed the picture would be placed on the bench soon. It is now February 2022 and our bench still has no picture. The lack of communication is very tiring and almost insane at this point. I continue to call with no response and the voicemail is always full. I understand that the process takes time but this is ridiculous and very offensive. I don’t even know what to do at this point. SMH. And David if you see this it’s order number 6028 I believe. Hopefully this catches your attention and you make the right choice to complete my mothers PAID for gravesite. My number is still the same.

I DO NOT RECOMMEND ANYONE TO USE THIS COMPANY - My sons monument was paid in full when I ordered it in October 2021. It was to be installed by December (this never happen). Finally after numerous unreturned phones calls and sitting in the parking lot of the establishment, the end of April 2022 someone else's monument was installed over my son! You can imaging the devastation and emotional toll this took on me. They corrected the issue and put the new monument in place but it was not the material I order (another slap in the face). I left numerous messages on David's cell phone and the office phone and he did not have the decency to even call to apologize for the mistake. To this day I am still trying to get the correct monument in place for my son (this is heart breaking and no one should have to endure this type of hurt or pain). Please find another person to do business with!

BE AWARE...... If I could give this company a zero, it deserves no stars. This business has completely wasted our time with its unprofessionalism and blatant lack of communication. From the very start, they failed to properly reach out and request the cemetery information I had already provided. The dishonesty, the constant excuses, and the endless runaround have been beyond unacceptable. I will absolutely NOT recommend this business to anyone, and I will make sure my review reflects the disgraceful treatment we received. They had every opportunity to do the right thing, but instead, they chose to mislead and inconvenience us. Unbelievable. ( my payment was made in full day one)

I dealt with the All Stones Memorial Inc., approximately 3.5 years ago. I am happy to say they gave me great service. It took awhile for the monument to be installed as it was during the winter, and the ground was frozen. The end result was definitely worth the wait; final product was definitely BETTER than expected. My parents stone is beautiful and still looks good. I HIGHLY recommend "All Stone Memorials Inc." They do not disappoint. Thank you for excellent Service!

Poor customer service!!! I would give zero stars if it was an option! Does not return calls and will purposely send you to voicemail. I was able to finally schedule an appointment then when I arrived there was no one there! I called 5 times only to be sent to voicemail again and again! Then I get a text saying “I’m sick” ok I understand things happen but I could have been notified prior to me wasting my time.

Do NOT use this Company. I met with David Blackmon, Owner on December 16, 2021 to pay half on my Son's tombstone. David told me it would be ready in 5 weeks. I have not been able to get in contact with him or his Company. Nobody answers the Office phone or his cell phone. He has over $1000 of my money and I have NO TOMBSTONE!

BUYER BEWARE if you buy a double marker. It took me 4.5 years to get a death marker for my mother's grave and it was not from them. We ordered the original cemetery marker from them when my father died. When my mother died I contacted them for the death plate. A simple 1" x 3" brass plate. Several phone calls, emails, and visits and they did not order. They had me call numerous people and no one would call back. You can not order these from anywhere. They will tell you go back to where you ordered. Luckily for me a friend of a friend was able to get for me.

Tour tickets to Oregon Caves canceled two days after purchase. No reason given. DO NOT VISIT NATIONAL PARKS - LYING BUNCH.

They treat veterans horribly. The men and women who defend the Constitution are being kept from using their first amendment rights!

CANCELED - any future donations by me to the National Park Service because of its politically motivated refusal to issue a permit for the 2021 July 4th fireworks at the Mount Rushmore National Memorial in South Dakota.

Start acknowledging those who go missing under your jurisdiction.

Nice place to visit

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