Virginia Center Commons

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Contents 1 The Mall 2 Anchors 3 Food Court Restaurants 4 Links 5 References

[edit] The Mall

The Virginia Center Commons is the Richmond area's third newest mall and the last to be built indoors today. It is one of 8 Viriginia malls owned by Simon Property Group along with Apple Blossom Mall, Charlottesvile Fashion Square, Chesapeake Square, The Fashion Centre at Pentagon City, Leesburg Corner Premium Outlets, Potomac Mills, and Valley Mall. VaCC has over 100 stores with 5 anchors and has been voted as one of Richmond's best places to shop on Richmond's magazines before the 2 outdoor malls (Stony Point & Short Pump-both opened in 2003) became more popular. There are numerous shopping centers outside VaCC, including Richmond's largest movie theater, Regal Virginia Center Stadium 20.

[edit] Anchors

• Dillard's (85,627 sq. ft.) & (80,104 sq. ft.)
• JC Penney (98,457 sq. ft.)
• Macy's (109,813 sq. ft.)
• Sears (132,638 sq. ft.)

[edit] Food Court Restaurants

• Bourbon Street Grill
• Chiba Japanese Express
• Chick-Fill A
• Dairy Queen
• Great Steak and Subs
• Manchu Wok
• Villa Pizza
• Wendy's

[edit] Links

• [1](Official Website)
• [2] (www.simon.com)

[edit] References