Pretzels near Wheaton, MD

“When I was a young girl, I loved Auntie Anne's and I still do! They have very good soft pretzels (especially the ones with salt on them) and get cheese dip to go with it. I like the place but, the location it's in is very questionable. Otherwise, you'll have fun eating here“

“I loved my first time experiencing the original salt pretzel. They were warm upon pickup. I ate one in the car, and the other about an hour later. Deliciousness! May be trouble for me because it’s so close to home!“

“(Translated by Google) The drink was good I ordered a dragon fruit mango frost but the straw or the straw was made of cardboard and when you drink it it does not rise(Original)La bebida estuvo bien pedí un dragónfruit mango frost pero el popote o la straw era de cartón y cuando le tomas no sube“

“Auntie Anne’s has become one of my favorite pre-train rituals at Union Station. I usually grab the pretzel bites right before boarding, and they’re consistently delicious. I’ve also gotten the classic salted pretzel, which is equally good.

But I need to give appropriate recognition to the fountain soda here. It is excellent. I would put it dangerously close to McDonald’s Coke territory, and I do not give that compliment lightly.

They’re also always fast and efficient, which is particularly important when you’re buying a pretzel while mentally calculating exactly how many minutes you have before your train leaves. I’ve never had an issue getting my food and making my train.

Perhaps most impressive: they’re located right next to Cinnabon. Growing up, getting a Cinnabon before a flight was basically a sacred tradition for me. So the fact that Auntie Anne’s can successfully lure me away from my Cinnabon desires says a lot.

Delicious, reasonably priced, fast, and an excellent train snack. At this point, a pretzel and fountain soda from Auntie Anne’s just feels like part of leaving Union Station.“

“Fresh and delicious!“