Bethesda Row

We grabbed carryout, and everything was fresh, delicious, and beautifully packed. I had the Mango Green Tea, and my daughter had the Peach Green Tea — both were refreshing and filled with juicy chunks of real fruit. The flavors were light, not too sweet, and perfect for a hot day. Great first experience — can’t wait to go back and try more! Highly recommend if you’re looking for a flavorful fruit tea with a fun twist. 🍑🥭

We enjoyed a morning walk around downtown Bethesda. We were early so most of the shops were not open yet (they open at 11), but there were a few restaurants open for coffee and breakfast. The streets were nice and clean, and besides for the heat, it was a lovely stroll.

We discovered this doctor through TikTok and decided to check it out. The experience was truly impressive—professional, thorough, and extremely helpful. The clinic is conveniently located near the city parking garage, so parking is not an issue. If you're dealing with spine-related issues, I highly recommend paying a visit.

Beautiful, happening place,all brands available, good eateries. Had nice Tea at Teazzi. Yummy pastries from Levain bakery

A beautiful place for all your shopping needs🥰🥰🥰🥰, food😋😋😋😋and entertainment....

really enjoy the atmosphere here — it’s always a nice place to stroll and spend time. It would be great to see a bit more variety in the shops and experiences.

So many shops restaurants in specialty stores here in Bethesda row, we didn't even know where to start. It was easy to get around and very easy to find a parking spot in the parking structure.

Great place. Not so easy for outsiders to visit. Bethesda streets are convoluted and too many stop lights.

Came in during a Yelp event and I gotta say, I definitely love this location! Never knew this cinema was close by and very welcoming. The options for snacks and mini food were a great variety, from nachos, to popcorn & best of all ICE CREAM! The service from the concession stand was great. They helped me by recommending a great snack as well as providing beer selections. Now I'm hesitating on new movie locations!

Nifty walkable and rollable place - though traffic and construction make that challenging at this time. Tons of options for food and shopping and just be'ing. Most of them come with a hefty'ish price tag. Some good deals can be found though.

Photographic Area: 5/5 Ambiance: 5/5 Prices: 5/5 I've gone here several times throughout the pandemic and when places are starting to reopen without mandated masks. Bethesda Row is a mix of shopping/fashion stores with restaurants. They have gelato, Asian street food, Poke Dojo, and Luke's Lobster. Hawkers -- the Asian street food place is my go to since the environment feels youthful, there are neon lights inside, and you could sit either outside/inside since the panels to the outside portion are now open. The gelato is a little on the pricier side for its size, but it's still quite tasty as well! If you're a photographer, this is a hot spot to shoot! There are murals nearby, a lot of greenery (with a little pond/fountain), gorgeous European/French-like buildings, and an array of colorful chairs/setups in the summer time. There is a parking structure next to Bethesda Row, and I ended up paying 4$ after about 2-3 hours of being there. I would definitely recommend anyone in the area to check out Bethesda row!

I have been shopping at Bethesda Row many times even though I live in Baltimore. I came for the Framebridge store but discovered that this little fancy shopping center has a lot to offer. There are A LOT of shops: Anthropologie, Marine Layer, Room & Board, Serena & Lily, Terrain, Warby Parker, Williams-Sonoma, and more! There are also a lot of food options: Bethesda Bagels, CAVA, Jeni's Ice Cream, Philz Coffee, Sweetgreen, and lots more (including some fancier, foodier restaurant spots - like Chiko - and an upcoming Little Sesame location)! There are several parking garage entrances (you won't find street parking easily here), and the Montgomery County Parking Garage is definitely free on weekends!!! It's sort of an outdoor mall - all stores accessible from the sidewalk, so there are a few streets to cross to get additional shops/restaurants (Woodmont Avenue and Bethesda Avenue), but there are crosswalks and lights. And Woodmont Avenue is closed to traffic, and they've added lots of picnic tables and seating. So you can grab a bite from a restaurant or a coffee from a cafe and enjoy it outside when the weather is nice! It's a fun place to walk and do some shopping. Definitely a slightly fancy development but has a variety of stores and food and drink options for people's varying tastes and preferences!

A great place to have lunch and walk around. food places include American Tap Room Bethesda Bagels Cafe Deluxe Jaleo Le Pain Quotidien Lebanese Taverna Mon Ami Gabi Mussel Bar & Grille Quartermaine Coffee Redwood Restaurant and Bar Uncle Julio's Rio Grande Cafe Every time we visit DC we stop here for lunch.

Bethesda Row has some how managed to simultaneously be overly crowded, lacking in character, and unable to retain store tenants. Seriously not sure how anyone would actually enjoy spending time here. It used to be so much better.

Decided to visit Bethesda Row for a quick bite to eat after winning a gift card to Poke Dojo. It's an area filled with beautiful restaurants and shops. Perfect for a nice walk or a date out with friends or loved ones. Would recommend to anyone un-familiar with the area to visit at least once!

This strip of malls has basically everything you'd look for, from clothing to jewelry to electronics, and tons of food options. At one end, I was able to take my car to the Honda dealer for service, and at the other end, I was able to get poke bowls and browse at Madewell. I like that it's outdoors, but it does mean that it's not the best place to go when it's raining. They have a Georgetown Cupcake and Bethesda Bagels, which are the must-see places, but they also have some nice high end retail if that's what you're looking for (allbirds, gorgana, lululemon, etc). There are multiple parking garages which are pretty affordable and parking is free on the weekend. It's not somewhere you could shop all the time, but it's a nice place to go if you're looking for upscale items.

Great place to shop and/or dine. I took a star off because parking is a pain. It's usually busy unless you go on a weekday morning so you will probably end up in the parking garage. When you find a spot, note the number of the spot, then go to the kiosk and follow the prompts to pay with a credit card. If you want the full two hours (which is the max!) go ahead and add another hour or else you will have to return to add the time. Hold on to your ticket cuz you'll need the specific number on it to add time. Phew! So after the parking is done you have a wide variety of dining and shopping options. The kids love the ice cream shop and restaurants, I especially love the shopping. Good luck and enjoy!

Bethesda Row is a cute shopping center, it's a good place to spend a few hours shopping but probably not a place to spend the whole day. There is a parking lot for Bethesda Row which is $12 max per day, not a bad deal if you ask me, and lots of shopping along with restaurants. If you ask me, look at when they have events going on. We came here when there was an art show and it was one of the best we had ever been to. The art show in addition to the stores was a really fun day for us. This place can get pretty busy on the weekend afternoons but normally you can still find a place in the garage, it is more about wanting to fight the crowds.

Everything is basically closed, most good food options are gone due to so much construction there is no parking. Specialty stores with no one inside but bored looking employees. Spent two hours walking around trying to find something to eat... Had bad experiences at 3 different places with rude employees and bad customer service. Literally accosted for money and/or food no less than 4 times, and when I asked the last guy to leave us alone because we were tired of being accosted, I was told to F*ck off. The ambiance is horrible, random mixed and mis-matched tables and chairs randomly in the way of what would be a clear walkway, cones and cars just anywhere. Prices for the parking garage going up and there are no attendants if you have an issue. Woman blocked the single pay station on the second level because she put her credit card in the cash slot and the machine sucked it up, because there was no attendant, the woman stood there and advised she was not leaving nor letting anyone use the pay station until she got her card back. I wished her luck. After what I have seen Bethesda Row become... As someone who lives very close to this area, I have no need to ever return to the Row. It's just so bad now.

It's a nice outdoor area that has a lot of great, high-end finds that are specific to this area. Parking can be tough to find, and be prepared to pay for it.

Love my experience with Bethesda Row Dental. A patient for 19 years. Great customer service - and great results!!