Best mall in area?
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Anonymous
Then you obviously haven't been to the Nordstrom's at Columbia Mall. They seem to be downsizing their market there in more ways than one. The floors are cement for the unfinished, post-industrial look. |
Anonymous
Just go to Tysons. Nothing else is really a substitute. |
Anonymous
| I actually like shopping in Fredericksburg. It has a mall plus spread out over the central park area you can find a wide variety of mall-type stores with convenient parking. |
Anonymous
| National Mall, hands down |
Anonymous
| What, no recs for Lakeforest?? |
Anonymous
| Montgomery Mall for most things is fine with me. I go to Tysons when there's a store I need that isn't at Montgomery Mall. Hands down, I prefer online shopping whenever I can get away with it. |
Anonymous
Pretty sure that is due to renovations. |
Anonymous
| I only shop at Marshalls. All for one. |
Anonymous
| Op- why do you respond to this thread that is asking about best malls? Do you realize then that you don't need to respond? You aren't qualified to respond to OP bc you don't shop at malls therefore you dont have an informed opinion. Move on, no need to give a non responsive answer. |
Anonymous
| Sorry I meant PP, why is she responding |
Anonymous
| Wheaton |
Anonymous
| Yep let's send her to Wheaton. |
Anonymous
| Your rich, just fly to Bloomington, MN and go to Mall of America. You can stay at the Raddison Blu. |