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AI for Restaurants Service Areas: Alexandria and City of Alexandria
Alexandria is an independent city on the Potomac just south of Washington: the brick rowhouses and King Street storefronts of Old Town, the small-business strip of Del Ray, federal offices in Carlyle and Eisenhower Valley, new development at Potomac Yard, and high-rise apartments and older single-family neighborhoods in the West End. Restaurants, hotels, law and consulting firms, medical and dental practices and home-service contractors all compete for the same dense, high-income customer base.
Neighborhoods and districts
King Street restaurants, shops and hotels in the historic district
independent businesses and restaurants along Mount Vernon Avenue
federal agency offices, hotels and apartments near the King Street and Eisenhower Avenue stations
the newest Metro station, the Virginia Tech Innovation Campus and new retail
apartment towers, offices and shopping along Duke Street and Seminary Road
established single-family neighborhoods with older homes
Nearby cities we also serve
Arlington · Washington, DC · Springfield · Annandale · Falls Church · Kingstowne · Mount Vernon · National Harbor, and the rest of DC, Maryland and Virginia.
ZIP codes
22301, 22302, 22304, 22305, 22311, 22314
Alexandria facts
- 159,467 residents in the 2020 Census across 15.47 square miles
Source: U.S. Census Bureau; City of Alexandria FY 2027 Approved Budget, Community Profile - Median household income $119,681
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2024 American Community Survey, via the City of Alexandria Community Profile - The Old & Historic Alexandria District, established in 1946, is the third-oldest historic district in the United States
Source: City of Alexandria, Historic Preservation - Five Metrorail stations on the Blue and Yellow lines, including Potomac Yard–VT, which opened May 19, 2023 as Metro's 98th station
Source: City of Alexandria; Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority - Large employers in the city include the U.S. Department of Defense, the U.S. Department of Commerce, Inova Health System and the city government and schools
Source: Virginia Works, QCEW (3rd quarter 2024), via the City of Alexandria Community Profile