Auntie Annes

Was in & out for less than 2 minutes. The gentleman was really nice. He got the order done super fast. Idk what else to say… quick service

Ok, so it looks like your everyday Auntie Anne’s, just conveniently located inside Atlantic Terminal. Grab a pretzel, wait in the DMV line, all good. But, hey, here’s a plot twist — there is no menu posted.
Who needs a menu here though, right? We all know our Auntie Anne’s order by heart, so no problem. Or so I thought. Incidentally, no menu means no prices to see. So your cinnamon sugar pretzel and small lemonade could wind up running you $ 7.00.
Make sure you do a price check before getting rung up. The food is standard Auntie Anne’s quality, that is to say, good, but not good enough to justify that price mark.

Counter lady was friendly.
My pretzel was good. I requested no oil dipping and it tasted fine.

When you grow up in the burbs you hang out at the mall. That’s just the super cool thing to do. You hang out at the mall and go to the stores within your price range, 5−7−9, Deb, Aeropostale, etc. You also dine at places fit for your «Clueless Wallet.» Hello Auntie Annes!
I finally decided to try the one at Atlantic Center to bring back the nostalgia of my childhood. What a disappointment. My pretzel was the equivalent of the paradoxical nature that exists with the jherri curl; greaZy on the outside, yet dry on the inside.