Luxury & big-box · Wisconsin Ave from Oliver St in Chevy Chase
Friendship Heights
Wisconsin Ave at the DC line.
The Wisconsin Avenue corridor straddling the DC/Maryland line, where The Collection at Chevy Chase, Wisconsin Place, Chevy Chase Pavilion and the rebuilt Mazza site mix jewelers and design showrooms with Bloomingdale's and everyday big stores. It suits a practical, Metro-friendly shopping run: a Tiffany or Le Creuset stop, then groceries and wine on the way home.
Jewelers · Department stores · Big-box
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- In our directory
- 22 shopseach one verified
- Where
- Wisconsin Ave from Oliver St in Chevy ChaseLuxury & big-box
- Right now
- Typical hours10am–6pm
- Getting here
- Metro: Friendship Heights (Red)Under Wisconsin Avenue at the DC-Maryland line
The directory
22 shops, all in one place.
Tap a shop or a dot on the map to see it.
Jewelry5 places
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Tiffany's boutique at The Collection at Chevy Chase, with jewelry and watch sales, engraving, leather embossing, jewelry cleaning and repair, and personal shopping by appointment.
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Jeweler on the fourth floor (Suite 404) of the office building at 5454 Wisconsin Ave, across from The Collection, so look for it upstairs rather than at street level.
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Designer jewelry boutique, formerly in the Mazza Gallerie basement, now on Western Ave at Wisconsin Place; known for fine pearls and gemstone pieces alongside bags, belts and scarves.
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Independent jeweler on Willard Avenue, a short walk off Wisconsin Ave and around the corner from the Whole Foods at Wisconsin Place.
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Jeweler at The Hills Plaza at the north end of the Friendship Heights strip, a few minutes' walk up Wisconsin Ave from The Collection and Tiffany.
Fashion3 places
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Shop for Rangoni's Italian-made women's shoes across Wisconsin Ave from The Collection; the store manager also takes virtual shopping appointments by phone.
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Eileen Fisher store in the Wisconsin Place block on Western Ave, with the label's linen, silk and knit womenswear in relaxed shapes and neutral colors.
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Talbots womenswear store on Western Ave beside Wisconsin Place, for classic workwear, knits and petites, a few doors from Eileen Fisher and J.Jill.
Furniture3 places
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Showroom for the French furniture house on the DC side of Wisconsin Ave, with modern sofas, modular seating, tables and lighting on display.
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Showroom for the Italian luxury furniture brand at The Collection at Chevy Chase, showing upholstered seating, tables and case pieces.
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Home furnishings showroom on the DC side of Wisconsin Ave, a few doors from Ferguson and FedEx, showing furniture and accessories for full rooms.
Food & drink3 places
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Large Whole Foods at Wisconsin Place with a hot and salad bar, in-house bakery, butcher with grilling service, fresh pasta by the pound, bulk spices, a coffee bar and Genji Sushi.
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Trader Joe's at Chevy Chase Pavilion, opened December 4, 2025, on the DC side of the line steps from the Friendship Heights Metro.
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Long-running family discount store selling groceries, pharmacy items and nationally branded goods, on Wisconsin Ave NW since moving a few hundred yards south for Red Line construction in 1968.
Dining2 places
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Large Clyde's restaurant beside The Collection, a long-standing sit-down lunch or dinner option for shoppers on the Maryland side of the line.
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Wonder food hall at the Residences at Mazza, the rebuilt Mazza Gallerie site, with dishes from several restaurant brands ordered in one place.
Department stores1 place
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Bloomingdale's department store on Western Avenue in Chevy Chase, at the DC line, for clothing, shoes, beauty and home; it houses an AllSaints shop among its brands.
Home1 place
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Le Creuset shop that opened at The Collection in August 2026 with enameled cast iron, nonstick cookware and bakeware, including cast-iron colors sold only at this location.
Outlets1 place
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Off-price T.J. Maxx on the DC side of the line, reopened in 2025 after a revamp, with discounted clothing, shoes, home goods and beauty.
Design1 place
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Showroom for the Italian kitchen maker Lube, opened in October 2025, showing full kitchen designs, cabinetry and finishes for renovation projects.
Gifts1 place
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Monogramming and personalized-gift shop next door to The Collection at Chevy Chase, handy for custom-stitched linens, totes and presents.
Specialty1 place
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DC's first Total Wine, opened October 2025 in the former Mazza Gallerie building, with wine, spirits, beer and cigars, a sampling station and a bookable classroom.
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Insider guide
Shopping Friendship Hts.
The story
The Wisconsin Avenue corridor straddling the DC/Maryland line, where The Collection at Chevy Chase, Wisconsin Place, Chevy Chase Pavilion and the rebuilt Mazza site mix jewelers and design showrooms with Bloomingdale's and everyday big stores. It suits a practical, Metro-friendly shopping run: a Tiffany or Le Creuset stop, then groceries and wine on the way home.
The mix: jewelry like Tiffany & Co., Charles Schwartz & Son, Tabandeh; fashion like Rangoni Firenze Shoes, Eileen Fisher, Talbots; furniture like Roche Bobois, Giorgetti, Kellogg Collection.
This week
In Friendship Heights this week.
Typical hours
Most shops keep the hours below.
Hours vary by individual store. Always check with specific retailers.
Eat, drink, stay
Between shops, close by.
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Getting here
Parking and transit.
- PParkingThe Collection/Chevy Chase Center garage at 5425 Wisconsin Ave (Colonial Parking, 1,333 spaces) is free for the first 20 minutes, then $3 an hour to a $15 daily max; Wisconsin Place has its own garage of more than 2,000 spaces under Bloomingdale's and Whole Foods. The Red Line's Friendship Heights station has five entrances, one on each corner of Wisconsin and Western Aves, and the bus facility there serves Metrobus routes on Wisconsin Ave plus Montgomery County Ride On.
- SMetro: Friendship Heights (Red)Under Wisconsin Avenue at the DC-Maryland lineMetro fare
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