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!

There is so much variety of foods it is amazing! The ambiance is BEST in spring, summer, and fall…read morethey sometimes open up the wall tp the outside. Then Saturdays there is also vendors in the morning. Beautiful. There is also a little library nearby!

This place is really cool with many food options. My tops was :…read more 1. Nomadic glizzy (really good hot dog, I recommend the Korean glizzy) 2. Nepalese momos (the chicken chily moms are really spicy but was very good next time will try the pan fried ones ) The restaurants are more on the pricier side in my opinion for fast food but I think the two places I mentioned are worth it. Will try others and update my reviews but do think some of the other places weren't worth the price point.

The parking and access to the shopping center is poorly laid out and usually affords at least one…read moreopportunity for a wreck with every visit; particularity on the east end if you are trying to hang a left to get to Pier One, Big Lots, Staples, Haverty's, Sports Authority, or Target. Hang a right and you'll get everything from Michaels to Bob Evans and Exxon. I like the stores this place has to offer, I just wish the planners had planned traffic when it was all laid out!

Not a bad little place. It has a Lowes, Kohls, Staples, Target and Sport Authority. A nice…read moreHaverty is also there for high quality furniture and a Pet Smarts for your pet needs. A Michael's for your craft needs is also there. You can't park and shop, since they are spread out all over the place and need a car to get from one place to another. I find myself coming here a lot due to the Lowes and Targets. The bookstore closed, which is a shame and has been replaced by Big Lots. I think you can find most of your shopping needs, except groceries, in here.

The food out there is good to the core I would refer this place to anyone who live in the college…read morepark area you can go shopping eat some good food and be happy I'll refer this restaurant terrapin Station in college park to loved ones and others

Honestly? My biggest gripe is the size of the parking spaces. They're pretty narrow. Otherwise,…read morethis is a decent shopping mall for a busy college town. We're here for Hard Times Café mostly, but I've had Mama Lucia's before and it's solid pizza. I'd dig the Home Depot and Shoppers Food Warehouse being in the same place as well, if I lived close enough. There's actually a parking garage downhill, which makes the whole thing a bit odd, but I have to imagine it's a boon during move-in week. Oh, and there's a Starbucks too. I mean... it's a Starbucks. Doesn't that automatically make the joint convenient? Speaking of convenience, it's located on Cherry Hill Rd., and NOT directly off of Route 1! Could you imagine the traffic if it were? That's actually a great feature about the place. It's pretty easy to get in and out of. So, it's awesome for having the chili joint that we love, but also for the other services here too. Never had an issue with any of the shops... just the parking spaces.

I'm not understanding the low review for this place. I just moved to the area and I have made this…read morea destination for me when I need an item. I also find the uniqueness of the space appealing. My coworkers down here told me that this use to be a department store at one point and then it got redone into what is essentially an urban mall now. One that I personally think works. Parking is fairly easy here. You can do street (if you can find a spot) or the parking garage across the street. Depending on the floor you park on in the garage you have two options to enter Ellsworth. You can take the footbridge which will take you to the fourth floor of the mall, or you can go street level and cross the street. One inside it is a bit of a maze to find where you want to go. My tip here is to start on the bottom and make your way to the top. If you are a discount store shopper than this is the place for you. You can hop from TJ Maxx to Marshalls, than onto Ross's and Burlington. Throw in some Five Below and DSW and you probably just found an outfit for far less than going to a department store. I don't know what this was like before I moved down here, but it looks like it is in bit of a transition. The shoe store on the one level was on its way out and there appeared to be a storefront that was having work done on the inside. Food options inside aren't the best, but at least there are some. Honestly, with the proximity of this place, there are a lot of options just right outside too.

I'm a MOCO girl so this will forever be City Place to me! Back in the day, it was cool hanging here…read moreand going to the movie theater on the top floor. I don't come here very often because honestly there's not much really for me. The place has had some upgrades over the years, but it's still pretty basic and not too many options! Here's a quick list: * Nail salon * Kids for less * Footlocker * Shoe City * Rainbow * Five Below * Beauty supply * GNC * TJMaxx * Marshalls * Burlington * Ross (worst I've ever been to) * Dave and Busters (on the top floor) *I'm sure I missed some but this is the majority! The lower level has some food selections but you're better off going outside with way more choices. There's an hourly garage connected to the "mall" and metered street parking!

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.

Many varied stores in this center. plenty of parking in the wall lit lot…read more Very good restaurants too. A major post office is adjacent to this center.

This shopping center has been around for awhile now! Of course there's been changes over the years…read more There's a fair amount of shopping and dining options: Dollar Tree, Aldi (used to be Safeway) Petco, Chipotle, Best Buy, Michael's, T-Mobile, Subway, Cleaners, Lowe's and more. I remember going to the Best Buy on Black Friday with my family to get a big screen TV many moons ago. That Best Buy is still there. I frequent the Ross here. It's not my favorite but it's decent most times. On occasion I'll pop into DSW! My go to for alterations is the cleaners. They do an amazing job with reasonable prices. I like that they've added a CAVA! Parking is never an issue!

Suburban sprawl type center, all the stores along one edge of a huge parking lot plus restaurants…read moreout on pad sites next to US 1. Anchored by Lowe's and Safeway, with Best Buy, Staples, Navy FCU, Modell's, Micheal's, DSW, 5 Below, and a few smaller shops. Restaurants are Potbelly, Famous Dave's, Red Lobster, Chipotle, Wendy's, and Teppanyaki buffet. Sorry if I missed any, they're all pretty forgettable. There are entrances from US 1 southbound, and exit only in that direction, plus traffic lights on the roads at either end if you need to go northbound. Be careful of pedestrians (and of cars when walking) because the main traffic lanes are between the stores and the parking.