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Tan-A Supermarket Richmond

7 Reviews I eat Springrolls there everyweek. there great and so is all the other ready to eat food and fruits and veggies. I have occasionally eaten fish. i have made my own Tom Kha from their fresh...

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Carytown Richmond

3 Reviews Carytown is definitely the home to the ecclectic shoppers of Richmond. This is the only part of town where you can find stores dedicated to the care and feeding of your dogs, right next door to the...

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Regency Square Mall Richmond

2 Reviews Regency Square Mall has more than 100 stores and restaurants. A food court is on the lower level next to Sears. Regency Square may be more "upmarket" and "better" to some, but I preferred the old...

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West End Antique Mall Richmond

2 Reviews Let me first say that I have been to 40 or so antique malls on the East Coast and this is by far the nicest one I have been to. The store is gigantic for an antique mall, a little confusing layout...

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Fairfield Commons Richmond

2 Reviews What ever happened to the community shopping center? It is alive and well at Fairfield Commons Mall. Fairifeld Commons can boast that it is the longest surviving indoor shopping mall in the Richmond...

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The Shops at Willow Lawn Richmond

2 Reviews The Shops at Willow Lawn is located between historic Monument Avenue and busy Broad Street. There are over 60 great places to shop and dine including Ben Franklin Crafts & Frames, Cocoanut Jewelry,...

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Short Pump Town Centre Richmond

2 Reviews The Short Pump Town Centre is one of the Richmond area's newest major shopping mall. Different from others like Regency Square, Chesterfield Town Centre, and Virginia Centre Commons- all enclosed...

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Haversack Store (Museum of the Confederacy) Richmond

7 Reviews The Haversack Store was located inside the modern building of the Museum of the Confederacy, just right of the entrance. I was impressed with the things offered there, all in a small space. It was...

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Southside Plaza Richmond

1 Review Southside Plaza is a strip mall on Richmond's south side (south of the James River). Its principal tenants are Farmer's Foods and CVS drug & pharmacy among smaller stores. Like many places, Southside...

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Cary Court Park & Shop Richmond

2 Reviews Cary Court is a small, cozy, old fashioned true neighbourhood shopping centre (as opposed to Gayton Crossing in the West End which plays one on TV). There are less than 10 shops here, among which are...

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Ridge Shopping Centre Richmond

1 Review Ridge Shopping Centre is at one corner of Parham and Quioccasin Roads. I used to go to the Ridge Cinema from time to time, but they tore it down. That doesn't mean that Ridge Shopping Centre is on its...

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Stony Point Fashion Park Richmond

2 Reviews Why would somebody like me be caught dead at a place like this? Well, I went to see what all the hype was about and to report on it for VT. Similar to the Short Pump Town Centre, Stony Point Fashion...

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Tuckernuck Square Richmond

1 Review Tuckernuck Square is a more upscale strip mall just west of the Broad Street and Parham Road intersection. There are many food stores and restaurants here including Bodega Latina, Zorba's Greek...

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Dumbarton Square Richmond

1 Review Dumbarton Square is a small strip mall at the corner of Hilliard and Staples Mill Road. It is anchored by Ukrop's and Eckerd (drugstore). There is also a Shoney's restaurant in the parking lot. My...

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European Deli Richmond

1 Review I don't mean Odessa, Texas, folks, more like Odessa, Ukraine, where the owner hails from. The European Deli on West Broad Street at Tuckernuck Square Shopping Centre brings Eastern Europe home to a...

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Bodega Latina Richmond

1 Review Bodega Latina is a local chain of Latino grocery stores. While its product line caters mainly to the Mexican and El Salvadoran community, you can find products made in Brazil, Peru, and any other...

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Musket Balls Richmond

1 Review Sold at gift shops and Civil War memorabilia shops, a good, cheap souvenier from Virginia is a musket ball. These hefty little pups go for around $5, and are a truly unique gift. Once you feel how...

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Parham Plaza Richmond

1 Review Parham Plaza has seen better days. It used to be the mall in the west end before Regency Square was built in the mid 1970s. There used to be Giant Foods, Shevel's Menswear, and many smaller stores...

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Dave's Comics Richmond

2 Reviews Some might think of Dave's Comics as being older than dirt it has been a fixture in Richmond for so long. Anyone who picked up a comic book in the 80s was sure to see an ad for good ole Dave's. It is...

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Chesterfield Towne Centre Richmond

1 Review Chesterfield Towne Centre is a rather large mall in Chesterfield County, Virginia (just southwest of Richmond proper) which is anchored by Sears, J.C. Penney, Hecht's and Dillard's department stores....

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Huguenot Village Richmond

1 Review Huguenot Village, at the intersection of Huguenot and Robious Road, is a village type shopping centre, rather like Gayton Crossing in the west end, but not quite as obviously false. Among the main...

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St. John's Church Gift Shop Richmond

1 Review The St. John's Church Gift Shop is on the church grounds in a small white building with stained glass over the doors. It is smaller than most museum gift shops. It has a lot to offer. It sells...

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River Road Shopping Center Richmond

1 Review The River Road shopping center is more of a upscale shopping center and has high end stores like Talbot's which is a women's apparal store and Harold's which is a men's casual and finewear store. It...

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Westland Shopping Centre Richmond

1 Review Westland Shopping Center is a rather plain strip mall on West Broad Street. They sure make the most of the name by having a corny cactus symbol in front, making the strip mall hard to miss. It has...

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Westbury Shopping Center Richmond

1 Review Westbury is actually not one store but a collection of stores. The shopping center has some pretty good restaurants like Mio's which is a pretty nice italian restaurant. The food is good there and the...

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Lynnhaven Mall: Mall Shopping

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This was a mall I used to go to when I was stationed in Virginia. When I arrived, I had NO civilian clothes, so I came here to buy a pair of jeans,a few t-shirts, and some shoes. There are many stores here, including a large pefume shop for your girlfriend/wife to jump into; and a Dick's sporting goods store for all the guys. There is also a movie theatre here as well.Hours:Monday-Thursday: 10:00am-9:30pm Friday-Saturday: 10:00am-10:00pm Sunday: 12:00pm-6:00pm Department store, restaurant, and theatre hours may vary.

The Haversack Store: Richmond - Take a piece of history home

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The Haversack Store is located inside the modern building of the Museum of the Confederacy, just right of the entrance. I was impressed with the things offered there, all in a small space. It was real paradise for fans of history and the Civil War. Well, being at the beginning of quite expensive trip I didn't buy anything there but I see the store online here now. - apparel (museum t-shirts, hats, ties)- books related to the Civil War and museum publications,- flags of the Confederacy,- gifts (statues, mugs, patches, pocket watches, plates)- military items (swords, gauntlets, belt buckles, hats, pistols)- multimedia (CD Rom, videotapes, cassettes)- prints posters (signed prints, maps)- stationary (note cards)- toys (cannons, soldiers, kepis, children's books).Details in my Richmond shopping tips. From a few bucks to... hundreds. Generally prices were not that high as in some other...

Natural Bridge Gift Shop: They sell Virginia's hospitality :-)

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It's one of the largest gift stores I have seen in the USA. It offers various gifts, souvenirs, toys, apparel and home decor. A large classical building of the store was decorated before incoming Halloween. Inside I was again a bit surprised when I saw Christmas decorations sold in the middle of October. Well, it's not that rare in the USA. I paid attention to casual T-shirts with writings Natural Bridge Virginia and "I am a nature wonder" (for kids) and "Old as dirt". I liked some local food like jars of local homemade jams, especially pecan jam (we don't have pecans in Poland) as well as jam called "Virginia's Hospitality", haha what a name for jam! :-) There are also Virginia's peanuts packed in old-fashionable metal cans. Well, I would buy some "Virginia's hospitality" but I experienced enough hospitality in Virginia, for free. I always look at prices of casual T-shirts to judge...

Luray Caverns gift shops: Virginia wine and gifts

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As I remember well there are three shops at Luray Caverns: - the Country Store which offers some handicraft souvenirs,- two gift shops in the Entrance Building and in the Car and Carriage Caravan offering gifts , books, CDs etc. related to the place as well as Virginia wine.In the Entrance Building I've paid attention to beautiful and large stone fireplace. I didn't buy anything but I thought over buying some interesting CDs or books on the cars displayed in the Car and Carriage Caravan Museum. It's likely I would buy some Virginia wine but I already did it in Jefferson's Winery in Charlottesville. To my surprise (especially after a visit to Smithsonian Museums in Washington, DC) the prices are reasonable, for example $7 - $11 for a bottle of local Virginia wine.

Potomac Mills Mall: Potomac Mills Mall

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Potomac Mills is a giant outlet mall conveniently located along Interstate 95 in Woodbridge, Virginia (about 30 minutes south of Washington, DC). The most prominent stores here include Ikea, Books-a-Million, Marshall's, Off 5th (Sak's 5th Avenue Outlet), Burlington Coat Factory, T.J. Maxx, L.L. Bean, and Nordstrom Rack. There are also such entertainment venues as the AMC Potomac Mills (an 18 screen movie house) and Van's Skate Park. There is an ample food court in the middle of the mall nearest the Burlington Coat Factory. en español, en français, em português With this kind of store lineup what is not to buy?UPDATE: I will no longer buy anything at this mall or any other by the same management (Simon Group) because they evicted a tenant based on the content of his store and applied this standard only to this vendor. If you're interested, write me an e-mail for more details. Well, you...

The Valley Mall: Economical branded clothing

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We shopped like crazy at the Mall for one good reason - prices. The clothes and dresses were great quality for even greater sales that were going on in all the department stores.We were told that Canadians used to come in droves to shop in the Mall, but this trend has reduced during this summer. Women, men and children clothing, apparel, jewellery and other products. Sky is certainly the limit money wise, but the clothes are economical.

Shoppe Five: Vera Bradley collection is pleasing

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This shop features the entire Vera Bradley collection, including luggage, stationary, rugs,a nd tabletop.I visited this store for buying unique gifts for family friends back home, as well as to pamper myself. Ladies purses, table sheets, sleeper shoes - all kind of home stuff designed by Vera Bradley. Prices were generally high, but some gift items were economically priced.

Piney Mountain Gifts: Unique not, but souvenirs yes

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This shop was a great place to find gifts for back home. However, we found that it did not have any souvenirs showing local stuff that can be kept as memento. The shop claims that lots of new and interesting items arrive at the store daily. Indeed it acrries gifts of all sorts.I bought a nice hanging carousal for entrance to my home. This shop carries many gifts, but not showing local art or craft on them. Prices were reasonable. Gift items can be bought for friends back home.

Olde Towne Tobacconist: Fredericksburg Cigar Shop

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In addition to a great selection from the humidors, a friendly staff and some great accessories. The Olde Towne Tobacconist offers cigar smokers a sitting room in the back where cigar smokers can enjoy a relaxing smoke in a world where cigar smokers have become outcasts. I found the staff patient and helpful. Whatever your taste in cigars, except sadly Cuban cigars which are still banned in the USA.

Stars and Stripes Forever: Americana

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Whether you are a Republican or a Democrat, Stars and Stripes Forever has what you are looking for. All manner of patriotic and political gifts plus military items. The one pictured was at Patriot Plaza in Williamsburg, but that location closed in 2007. The only one left that I know of is in Yorktown. Those of y'all who know me best which side of the political fence I'm on. I bought a shirt and several buttons along those lines.

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