So happy to see this place popping again! For years it was so dead over here. I think the Burger…read moreKing was the only thing that was left. I always felt it was such wasted space. Well no more! There's a Sprouts grocery store that's been open awhile now. There's now a TJ Maxx, Allure Nails, Moby Dicks, MyEyeDr, upcoming Chipotle, PNC Back, and a brand spanking new Isaacs (opened a few days ago). There's still space left for more businesses. I think a boba shop or a wine bar would be great additions. There's a big parking lot!

After years of sitting almost empty after businesses closed or moved to new locations, Burtonsville…read moreCrossing has undergone a revitalization. New stores have opened this year and others are coming soon. The center's sidewalks are lined with planters full of brightly colored flowers making it quite attractive. There is a small patio area between two of the stores with artificial grass providing some greenery. Replacing the a grocery store that relocated years ago is Sprouts, which features many organic and plant based foods. It has departments with produce, bakery items, a deli, meat and seafood, prepared meals to go, frozen foods, and pantry items. It also carries frozen crab cakes and a frozen pizza brand that were both rated "the best" in separate reviews. The crab cakes are Sprouts' own brand and the pizza is one I haven't found anywhere else. Much to my surprise a review of grocery stores rated Sprouts as number one. Also open in the shopping center are a new TJ Maxx, Ulta, and Moby Dick Kabobs. Planned businesses include a Domain Fitness, an Eggspectation restaurant. and a bank, among others. Burtonsville Crossing is located right off Columbia Pike and there is plenty of parking. I'm happy to see the area thriving again.

Busy shopping center with many retail and dining options! I've been coming here for many years! I…read morestill do! So glad they've added a Home Goods over here. I really like the 5th Avenue beauty supply store - prices are great! And of course, I can't forget, one of my Laurel faves, Mad Cow Grill! I've seen the Laurel area really grow over the years so more businesses are necessary and this shopping center has alot of options! I know I missed some of the many businesses here, but here are some: -Two nail salons -Marshalls -Giant -Chuck E Cheese -Car wash -Capital One Bank -Bank of America -Negril -Barbershop -LA Fitness -T Mobile -Sally's -Subway There's plenty of parking over here!

I come here often and the best time is early in the morning to avoid the crowds, but not too early…read moreas they might not have restocked yet. I came in this week after work and that was a huge mistake! I didn't need that many things but the lines were ridiculous. Only two cashiers on the registers and the self checkout lines were insane. In the aftermath of the recent storm the parking lot is a mess. Less parking and with the snow/ice mounds it's hard to see around them and causing dangerous situations! I keep forgetting to bring my reusable bags from home. I miss the plastic bags. These paper bags don't work!

TERRIBLE customer service!!! Employee named "Rose" is just…read morestupid and doesn't have a clue about helping customers. Giant has become worse than Food Lion . It sucks when you spend an hour shopping and end up so frustrated at the checkout that you walk away and leave about $200 worth of groceries in the cart... going home furious and empty-handed!!

A family business with Wonderful customer service. I've been going to them for over thirty years.read more

My watch quit working. In the past, when my watch quit, my experience was that whatever jeweler I…read morevisited treated me as if I were wasting his time. I do understand that it must be annoying to a jeweler to have to stop a major, lucrative project with a deadline, just to change someone's watch battery. A watch battery replacement generates nearly no profit for the jeweler. Today I decided to try someone new and stopped in to Greenan in Burtonsville. Wow, what a different experience! The man in the store was friendly, eager to help and he treated me as if I had a truly legitimate need. Within a few minutes, he had not only changed the battery, but he also tightened some pins to make the wristband clasp stay closed better. He didn't make much money on this transaction, but he gained a new customer. Thank you Greenan Jeweler for the great treatment!

We came to the Towne Centre at Laurel to look around at Guitar Center. We did find ourselves…read morelooking around other stores while here. We parked on the side close to Old Navy. We enjoyed a bite to eat at Sakura. You can't go wrong with their Teriyaki Chicken, Rice and Steamed Veggies combo that comes with a drink. The plus side of the Town Centre is the AMC Movie Theater. It's in the center end of the Town Centre. The shopping centers overall is good. There are a variety of stores, food, the movie theater and a few necessity spots for example a Dentist. Some may say why put one in a shopping centre but I've seen this more often than you may think. It doesn't hurt for convenience, so I don't have any negative feedback on that.

This location is pretty cool. Its new (opened in the last two years) and located right on Rt. 1 in…read moreLaurel. I always visit when l am in the area. They have a Harris Teeter, movie theater, Buffalo Wild Wings ( to open shortly), Mission BBQ, Blaze Pizza, Ulta, Old Navy and a host of other stores. There is plenty of parking, security is visible, and l felt comfortable shopping here everytime l have visited.

Located in Howard County, this small but busy shopping center has many options…read more The parking is hectic - spaces are tight and in the evenings it's packed! When I'm here it's usually at Kloby's but I recently discovered there's a UPS store which I've now visited a few times. I do plan to visit some of the other businesses here. Other businesses include: -Gas station -Liquor store -Dentist -Dunkin -Subway -Dry cleaners -Nail Expo (a nail salon) -La Palapa Too (I've been to. Like them) -Facci (never been) -London Curry House (on my list) -Ginza (Japanese and on my list) Great to have many nearby options!

There aren't enough decent shopping centers in the world. Montpelier does a pretty good job and has…read morethe usual suspects that are required for a shopping center to succeed. A gas station, a dry cleaners, a nail shop and a donut shop. They also have four sit down restaurants, a take-out restaurant and a Dunkin. The only thing missing from the menu is an ice cream place. There's enough parking but the layout is limited. There is only one exit to the shopping center plus the one for the gas station. It's got a tight corner up against US 29 and Johns Hopkins Road. And there isn't a possibility add an outbuilding with a drivethrough. But it's clean, it has good coverage (I was here when it was pouring down with rain and I was dry) and it has enough lighting to feel safe.

my hometown shopping center...i actually grew up in silver spring going to the large giant at this…read moreshopping center every weekend with my parents (and occasionally on the weekdays). my other favourite store was hallmark's patches, a stationery, card, and gift store that every girl in my class adored. fast forward a couple of decades, and my folks have moved out of silver spring, and no longer frequent this shopping center, but i happen to be here for dinner with some friends and decided to take a nostalgic walk around the center afterwards. the large giant is still there, and updated with self-checkout and other technological advancements. patches is sadly closed, not sure when this happened, but i was sad to see the empty storefront. a couple of restaurants sit a couple doors down from giant, ledo's pizza (casual family-friendly pizza and pasta restaurant) and greek village restaurant (traditional greek food). a dunkin' donuts has opened where the purple potamus/blockbuster video used to be, and a taqueria is a couple of doors down. it all looked so different to me b/c none of these local businesses were present when i lived here. but change and advancement is good, especially for this small town of colesville that is continuing to grow, esp with the icc, i-200 highway just a mile or two north of this shopping center. thanks for the memories colesville center! i look forward to my next visit, probably in a few years, to see how you've grown and changed.

Frequently cluttered with restocking going on during the day. Often out of stock on items.read more

I love a good Dollar Tree shop. Being able to run about in a store and fill up a cart is always fun…read moreto me. Makes me feel like I'm on Supermarket Sweep and I can actually afford a full cart of items. But, sometimes, it is hard to do when the store is a mess and not all items are stocked. I came in here with expectations to fill a cart of my usual items I grab from a Dollar Tree, but I could have used a basket to grab the items I did find. I traversed the aisles and closely looked for what they had. For the most part, the store is laid out appropriately, but it is the lack of items and the lack of keeping the store in order. There is a lack of sorting this store and keeping it in order. It can make navigating the aisles a task. Your cart can get caught up on the items just left on the floor. That aside, I was able to grab a few items that are my usuals for this chain. When I finally got to the register it took some time as it appeared the had the most unmotivated employees working at that time. It took a moment to get through the lines here, but when I was done, I was out the door.

Your basic suburban shopping center, anchored by Shoppers and PetSmart. Several chain restaurants,…read moreplus Cold Spring, Jersey Mike's, a decent Pho shop, Sardi's Peruvian chicken, and the requisite *$$. Liquor store, nails, cleaner. And a Sears appliance showroom - didn't know they still had those. The main entrance is a traffic light on Contee next to Marlo's, but you can also enter and exit from US 1 (Baltimore Blvd) southbound.

Shopper Food Warehouse and a number of restaurants are some of the things you will find in this…read morecomplex. It is across the street from Marlo's and at the intersection of Contee and Route 1. If you're in Laurel, this could be a good place to stop by if you're hungry.

This location is almost two years old now! Still feels new as far as cleanliness. Initially I…read morewasn't impressed to be honest, but over time they've grown on me. The service is usually great and I always end up finding something!

This TJ Maxx is still quite new. It has pretty much the same stuff as my regular store in Silver…read moreSpring. I didn't find the dog treats that my fur friend lives, but I will be back when I visit with a friend that lives nearby. Lots of parking available. It's nice to not have to pay to park in a garage.