Hey friends! This review is long overdue. I loveeeee this mall so much. I actually used to work…read morehere for a couple months in college lol, that's how I discovered it. The antique mall is the perfect all-day adventure. Coffee shops, sweet treats, dive bars, winery, fencing studios, outdoor adventure park, cosmetic enhancement suites, $5 thrift shops, salon suites, tattoo shops, a huge antique shop and more make this mall a delicacy. There's something for everyone and you can truly spend the entire day here. Some of my favorite shops include More Than Java, Skinsational Scents and Boyd Cru Wines. The mall hosts events often. Check out their website for more details. Parking: there's TWO parking lots. Little Lot and Big Lot. You make a left as you exit Little Lot and go all the way the street to the end. I hope you enjoy!

There are so many things I love about Savage Mill. It's cute and cozy, and the mill itself is also…read morevery cool and historic! I have to say, the local businesses here have really impressed me each time I come! I have tried Boyd Cru Wines (delicious!!), More Than Java Cafe (pls get the jerk chicken omelette!), and have peered through Cherie Bridal (looking for a dress soon!). Every experience I have had here has been warm and welcoming. There's a large selection of stores, and they also seem to host a market here on weekends with some more local vendors! For the holidays, they have a cute Christmas setup and a meet Santa station. I also feel everything I've bought here has been fairly priced. I just got some Christmas presents for my mom, including locally made pottery for less than I usually see on Etsy. The food options here are great, and it's a cozy spot for families and couples! Every time I come, I tell myself I'm going to come back more frequently. Just visit. You'll find something you like!

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 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.

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.

Home to several businesses! There's a Mattress Firm, an international grocery store, a UPS store,…read moreWing Stop, Jimmy Johns, Galaxy Nail and Spa, Ledo's, Verizon, Dominos, America's Best Contacts, and Kabu. I might have missed a few but these are the ones I remember. It can be somewhat difficult turning onto Route One from this shopping center. It's best to make a right turn and then a u-turn if you need to head south on Route one - do NOT attempt to make a left turn out of here!

Please I hope someone helps or reports this behavior , my aunt went to this plaza in March 2019…read more She went to the Money Gram inside the Shoppers store Located inside this plaza to send money . She went to the counter, counted the money really well and it was $2,800.00. She gave it to the rep taking her of her, his name was Dwayne and as he was counting he let $200 fall on the floor and told her she was missing $200 from the amount she had just given him. she told him he was wrong and that there was a mistake because she had counted the money, she was with her boyfriend there and he saw it. She asked for the manager who basically ignored her, my aunt started recording the situation and tried to look behind the counter and found 1 $100 bill. My aunt speaks little to no English and she felt she wasn't given the attention she deserved or the manager was racist or something of the sort because the manager refused to go through the cameras to check how the rep stole the money. I will insert a few pictures in case this has happened to any of you out there and if it does happen please contact the authorities

Not much going on here. Yes, you'll find a Shopper Warehouse and a Dollar Store with a few other…read moreplaces, but as I mentioned, not much going on here.

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.

Pretty much the story of brick and mortar retail in a nutshell. A Walmart Supercenter AND a Sam's…read moreClub are just on the other side of route 198. One end of this shopping center thrives with a Kohl's, Target, and Total Wine & Spirits. The other end is a ghost town where Weis groceries, Party City, and Sports Authority either closed or moved. There are also a few small sops on on the pad that seem to be doing OK, and Bob Evans and Burger King flanking the entrance in case you crave cholesterol.