Walk King Street
Start with Old Town’s shops and restaurants, then follow the streets toward the Potomac. The waterfront offers another view of Alexandria’s historic setting.
Historic shopping streets, a Potomac waterfront and Metro-served districts. Alexandria brings together the independent shops and restaurants of Old Town with the residences, offices and everyday destinations of Carlyle and Eisenhower East. Each area has its own pace, making it worth exploring beyond a single address.

MetroEisenhower Avenue: Yellow. King St–Old Town: Blue / Yellow.
AMC Hoffman Center 22, Wegmans, the National Science Foundation and U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
Historic storefronts, mixed-use districts and neighborhood-serving shops.
Residents, office workers, moviegoers and regional visitors.
Start with Old Town’s shops and restaurants, then follow the streets toward the Potomac. The waterfront offers another view of Alexandria’s historic setting.
Walk the blocks around Hoffman Town Center and Carlyle Crossing. Compare the restaurant frontage, grocery destination and connections to nearby homes, hotels and offices.
Use Eisenhower Avenue as a starting point for Hoffman Town Center. Visit during the hours your customers would be there, and look at access, visibility and the walk between destinations.
Hoffman Town Center at 210 Hoffman Street offers 5,576 SF of second-generation restaurant space in Carlyle / Eisenhower East, near Eisenhower Avenue Metro and AMC Hoffman Center 22.
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