Wow! This is one of the largest outdoor shopping centers I've been to besides an outlet mall. There…read moreis such a variety of shopping and dining options. There is a Barnes and Noble as an anchor store. The one by me is long gone. The Best Buy here is now vacant. They have many good food options. We were here for the Savor Bowie event. Seemed like 100+ vendors were lining the Main Street. Still, lots of of free parking option available in the back lots. Stores don't open until noon on Sundays from what I noticed. Many restaurants didn't have breakfast options except First Watch, of course.

You can tell that this place came into existence during the outdoor mixed used retail craze of the…read moreearly 2000s. You can find one of these in just about any neighborhood or city. They all look like cookie cutter examples from the original. The only difference, the stores held within. This location does seem to be fairing well when compared to other locations. Obviously not as good as outlet malls, but still holding its own. I was surprised by the amount of stores, but the lack of foot traffic. I came on a Sunday and there was hardly anyone here. Those that were coming were running into a single store and heading out. It doesn't seem that far fetched to have an area like this be busy. But I think that most people are straying away from shopping centers like this. The mix of stores didn't really compliment one another and if you wanted to go to other stores in the center you have to go away from the town center portion. I am sure that when it is warmer this is a more vibrant place, but places like this aren't that magically in the colder months.

A nice Towne Center outside of downtown Annapolis. The upside is the Whole Foods, my favorite store…read morein Annapolis. The second is Bed Bath & Beyond, the 24 Hour Fitness and Target. Gordon Biersch Brewing Company and the Japanese Restaurant were great. The Cuban place (Paladar) is fantastic too. The Chophouse closed and it was such a shame. I loved that place. The stores around that area seem to have a tough time. Lu Lu Lemons and the Sur La Table left as well.

Maybe sure everyone in your party uses the bathroom before parking. They need better public…read morebathroom options than running up to the third floor in target. Asked a store employee they had no idea where the closest restroom was in relation to their store. Not good in emergencies.

I've been in Bowie for over 40 years and watched Freestate changed slowly. As a kid, I could walk…read moreto this mall. This place is no longer a mall. It was a while back. I forget the anchor store name, Arlens or something. Then it was replaced by Giants (not the grocery store) and then Sears. A bowling alley was in the back but attached to the mall with a number of small shops that come and gone. Gone are the barber shops. Gone is Sunny's, a gift shop (I use to work there), gone is the Sports shop. Today, the mall has be completely replaced and turned into a rather large strip mall. Giant's, the grocery store is the biggest store there. It is rather nice. A smaller strip mall was built in the front with a number of small shops. The shopping center was made for Bowie residence since out of towners would not need to drive here since nothing out of the ordinary can be found here. Parking like most Bowie shopping centers must have been designed by the same idiot. Only a couple of funnel entrances with stop signs placed in the strategically wrong places. Plenty of parking in the main center area and none for the little strip mall in the front.

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.

This towne center feels so hidden! There's quite a lot of stores to choose from. I went to bath and…read morebodyworks and did some shopping at Dick's. Large parking lot and also a good variety of restaurants to choose from.

I love coming down to the Waugh Chapel Towne Centre. This location is really a one stop shop for…read moreall of my shopping, food and essential needs. I love how festive this Towne Centre is, always having events, music and holiday gatherings/decorations.

Love the Mall. Great shops that are very unique and a lot of boutiques that have wonderful…read moreselections of things you can't find elsewhere. The food court is amazing. Great options. Especially for someone like me who is vegan and pescatarian. I'm not a fan of Hermeste the people follow you around the mall being a nuisance, trying to get you to buy something out of their store after they rub your hands with lotion and sea salt that stinks and it throws off your natural body scent or whatever perfume and or cologne you put on that day. I do not like them. I do not like them. I do not like them. That is called soliciting and or downright harassment. you didn't want to rub your hands down with lotion and sea salt that they say is from the Dead Sea and then they try to overcharge you $65 $285. I don't like them. I wish they would leave me alone. They need to leave me alone and other people cause they don't like them and when you don't buy something from them, they start speaking in a different language and I think that is very disrespectful and rude.

Plenty of parking. Many stores. Restaurant options. Good location. Near shopping centers & the…read morehospital. I go for H&M & Cheesecake Factory. My mom loves the container store. There's also a library in the mall. I believe the JCPenney closed. Nice mall, easy to navigate.

No reviews?! I'm shocked. Guess I'll be first to review!…read more This shopping center has been around for as long as I can remember. In high school my former hair stylist had a shop here (Hair Beyond) up until last year. They've since moved to Laurel. I frequent here mostly for Ross, Dollar Tree, and the Dunkin Donuts (was previously Wendy's). There used to be a Safeway here back in the day (it's now called Global Food). Don't care for Global at all (I have a separate review for them). There's an urgent care, a pharmacy, Advanced Auto Parts, Subway, America's best wings, a barber shop, a coffee shop, a Beer/Wine, H&R Block, Little Caesars, a Peruvian place, and I'm missing a few. There's a good size parking lot.

A small strip-shopping plaza in Crofton, has been here for years, Has several establishments…read moreincluding a liquor store (Eddie's Place), a BarberSHop, Lido's Pizza, a restaurant (Ashling Kitchen and Bar), a few other stores and a Dunkin's in the parking lot. A lil bit for everyone.

This is a very small strip mall with very little merchants. However, I seem to come here often. I…read moreguess the barbershop helps with that. Kind of forces me to show up every few weeks. But they also have Christopher, Eddie's Place and Dunkin Donuts. Parking here is always crowded, but I always seem to get a spot.