About the Fashion Centre at
Pentagon City
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The Fashion Centre at Pentagon City is on the Blue and Yellow Metro lines. The station connects directly to the mall. This mall is also connected to the Ritz Carlton. This mall has a lot to it. It's very popular with tourists during the summer. You'll often see lots of tour buses outside the mall. So it can get very busy. There's a parking lot which requires that you pay. You get a ticket when you enter. You can pay your parking fee inside the mall as you leave at machines located near most mall exits. If you exit through an anchor store like Macy's or Nordstrom you may not see a parking ticket machine. Generally, you can drive out of the garage faster this way. But if you forget, there are lanes where you can pay your parking fee as you drive out.
a few highlights: Apple Store and Sony Style (right next to each other) Dell has a kiosk there so you can try out a Dell before ordering one through the mail. Brookstone For those who want cruelty free cosmetics, there's MAC Cosmetics and the Body Shop. Chevy Chase Bank (food court)
Like a lot of malls, there's no drugstore. But if you need a newspaper or some aspirin, there's One Stop News on the lowest level (food court) If you haven't been to this mall in a long time, the movie theaters have closed. The Bang and Olufsen store is closed. There's one at Tysons Corner Center and in Bethesda. Right across Hayes Street is a little mall with a Best Buy, Costco (outside the mall on the south side), and Borders. You can also make this a one stop outing for other stuff you need. You can walk or make about a 2 minute drive to Harris Teeter in the Pentagon Row. There's also an Eckerd Pharmacy. If you're hungry, you might prefer the food there over the mall food. There's nice restaurants including Thai, Vietnamese and Irish food, as well as Noodles & Company.
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