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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The shopping center you're describing is actually in Rockville. Well actually, the city limit cuts through the larger development: the townhouses and Harris Teeter and Founding Farmers are on the edge of Potomac. The Quincy's shopping center is entirely in Rockville (also on the edge).

I think of this area as no-mans-land 270 between the two.

The only two shopping centers with actual "Potomac vibes" are Potomac Falls (Falls and River) and Cabin John (Seven Locks and Tuckerman). The former is "old Potomac" where you'll find more old guard and the later is more busy-family. But both are decidedly upper middle class to rich feeling Potomac experiences. The shopping center with Quincys and Walgreens and the UPS and liquor stores is...not. It's fine though! Perfectly nice![/quote]
This is pretty accurate. The cabin John space is in my mind similar to the Wildwood center by old Georgetown rd in terms of the “bougie” shops (balducci, the trattorias). Park Potomac has some nice coffee spots and the delis that appeal more to a retiree crowd (Attman’s, Brooklyn’s)

OP you should go to Falls Rd and River Rd. Maybe that’s what you have in mind. Not sure what kind of shopping you’re looking for though…the coffee and baked goods is good in all of these spots. None of them is a place to shop for clothing really[/quote]

OP is not trying to shop. He heard growing up Potomac was very rich.Now he’s grown up he drove to Park Potomac to see rich people and fancy boutiques he was underwhelmed because the people and the shops seem regular.[/quote]

They were watching MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL!!!111 Oh the humanity [/quote]

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