We went from Philadelphia For 30 mi drive. We used to go…read morethere shopping and Apple Store. Big mall with many name brand. Macy's outlet is super big. Price is something good if sale .

Cool mall with great places to eat. We ate at Tommy's Tavern a sports bar style place. We intended…read moreto go to an Italian place next to it but it was shut down. We were not disappointed with the food there. It was a little loud and a little dark for my taste but the food will not disappoint. I have a separate review for that place. Christiana mall has a lot of great stores! I was on a business trip to Elkton, MD. and needed to buy some sweatpants. While I did not find any that I liked at this mall I did find other items I liked and bought. The mall itself is clean and has plenty of parking outside. The food court is pretty large with a variety of places to choose from. You will find something to eat here, there are a lot of places. There's also a Target which is super convenient! I love malls with Targets, it saves you an extra trip. The prices here felt a little lower than the Bay Area, CA. I went to JC Penny and found some nice things and the cashier lady even helped me get a coupon online to save a little extra cash. All the people I interacted with here were friendly. All the stores were out together and well stocked. The only thing I was not thrilled about was the Nordstrom. I love Nordstrom, I can even say I have a Nordstrom shopping problem. This Nordstrom is very underwhelming. There is not a whole lot of selection for women and I was bummed. I was looking to see if they had some items I saw online and they did not. The store itself was clean and the employees were very nice. I'll be writting a separate review for JC Penny and Nordstrom. This mall is a good place to shop with good stores inside. Nothing too high end, they have Coach but you won't see any of the higher end brands like Louis Vuitton or Gucci here.

Redone last year and still well maintained. Well marked spots and traffic safely flows. Good Deli,…read moreCVS, Pep Boys, Dry cleaners, pet store, dollar store, Chinese restaurant. Nicely decorated for the holidays.

This strip mall has been around for what seems like forever and as a result has a much better…read morelooking façade than other places on Baltimore Pike. You can get just about anything here. Some stores have been around forever like the health/organic food store called Martindale's and the Famous Footwear. Parking got markedly worse when the Outback Steakhouse moved in and worse yet once they started opening for lunch. The Springfield post office is here as well. Parking is the biggest challenge here but there is plenty of variety.

Riverfront Market is a glorified food court housed in a redeveloped brick and beam warehouse on the…read morebanks of the Christina River in Wilmington, DE. It was built under the auspices of the state funded Riverfront Development Corporation in the late 1990s. It is an interesting destination in a part of town that was weed filled lots and dilapidated buildings prior to the large investment of taxpayer funds. It is much better to reestablish a functional, economically viable commercial center than to leave it forgotten and abandoned. The mix of dining choices comes from all locally owned food outlets of varying ethnicity, including, Mexican, Thai, Italian, cheesesteak and Korean green grocer. New kitchens are taking the place of those that have not survived. With hours from 6 to 6, it is primarily a lunch choice, with only the Mexican place open for business when I arrived at 4 on a Friday. The rest were already locked down, or being cleaned and straighten in preparation for the next day. The building is historically attractive, a pleasant place to walk around or sit at the many tables around the retail space or the second story open balconies. I was the only customer in the house and had time to explore before and after eating my tacos carnitas. It was disappointing that they were unable to sustain their businesses the entire day, but the market has made it this far (with possible subsidies), and the city and state should assure that it can continue to attract people to this part of town.

Thought this was a market. It was more of a luncheon place to buy meals. There was little produce…read morethere

Small strip mall with an eclectic mix of stores with no real anchor. The long-standing bagel store…read moreis flanked by a jewelry/gift store, two tile stores, and several eateries (cafe, Chinese, and Italian). Parking can be challenging during popular eating times.

This is the last shopping center that you can go off of 896 before Middletown Delaware. If you are…read moretraveling south from local make sure u stop here and keep driving.

Deals is a gem... a "variety store" that offers a range of household goods, hardware, toys, pet…read moresupplies, office supplies, etc. Better than a dollar store because the goods offered are quality brands. This is the type of business we should support. We love going here.

We think Media is a great town! Deals has some original content especially for children! Their…read moretools are made of metal and wood, which is so much better than plastic for children! We went in to copy a key for $1.99 and then bought some seeds for the start of our garden. We purchased organic radish seeds, green bell peppers, red Roman tomatoes, and a carrots! We had a wonderful experience and didn't spend too much money! Service was excellent and the store is clean and organized. No debit or credit card use unless you spend $5 or more. They are handicapped accessible but parking is a problem. If you live in the neighborhood it is much better to walk or jogging around!

Small shopping center with an Olive Garden, Longhorn Steakhouse, and Mens' Warehouse as anchor…read morestores. A TD bank in on a pad and parking is challenging even though the site of the former anchor store, Borders, has been closed for years except when it opens as Halloween Adventure in September. There are a couple of specialty stores here including FedEx and Oreck.