Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Agora. It is adjacent to, not in the mall.

Do you know the definition of adjacent? Typically it means they are next door. Agora is on the other side of Route 123 and not adjacent to TCC, you need a car to get between the two. If that’s an option, then OP could go anywhere in Tysons just as easily.

NP…. For what it is worth, there is a footpath on the bridge from Tysons I over 123 from which you could access the 495-Hot Lanes. That bridge will easily allow you to walk to Agora. I don’t mind any walk less than about 1.2/1.5 miles but YMMV.

Also if driving to Tysons is an option, driving to Agora is an option. Food is quite good.

But if I were driving to Tysons generally and wasn’t mall limited, I’d pick Nostos.

lol you are dining at a mall..what do you expect?!!!

Anonymous wrote:Is Nordstrom Cafe open again? I tried to go in Feb and it was closed.

Yes, it reopened. Underwent a makeover but in same spot.

If you want fast casual, I recommend Maman Joon and Cha Street Food tucked back behind the Lucid store.

Wasabi opened at TCC in 2009

Anonymous wrote:This thread makes me feel ancient. When I was little we would eat at the soda fountain at People’s or Woolworth’s when we went to Tysons. Now there’s sushi on a conveyor belt.

Sushi on a conveyor belt has been there for at least a decade.

Anonymous wrote:This thread makes me feel ancient. When I was little we would eat at the soda fountain at People’s or Woolworth’s when we went to Tysons. Now there’s sushi on a conveyor belt.

Are you 80?

Is Nordstrom Cafe open again? I tried to go in Feb and it was closed.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Agora. It is adjacent to, not in the mall.

Do you know the definition of adjacent? Typically it means they are next door. Agora is on the other side of Route 123 and not adjacent to TCC, you need a car to get between the two. If that’s an option, then OP could go anywhere in Tysons just as easily.

It’s a new buzzword. I hear all the time now suddenly.

Earl’s or Nordstrom

I like the Bento Box place in the food court on the movie theater level.

Falafel, Panda and the Indian place are good. Wasabi is fun for kids, Nordstrom Cafe when dining with parents.

This thread makes me feel ancient. When I was little we would eat at the soda fountain at People’s or Woolworth’s when we went to Tysons. Now there’s sushi on a conveyor belt.

So reporting directly from the Tyson’s Corner Mall. We tried both Coastal Flats and Season’s 52 - they had a 70 minute and two hour wait respectively.

So we ended up at La Sandia. It’s good! Very nice atmosphere, excellent service, and the food is honestly pretty good. We’re all happy.