Honestly I didn't know what to expect. I thought it would be like Ross or like a Family Dollar…read more This store reminded me of dingy version of Big Lots. I walk in and place was dimly lit... its was like 11am one Saturday morning. The store was a hot mess.. no sense of organization. Floors were cluttered and dirty. Who knows when the floor saw a mop. They sell a lot hba stuff at discounted prices. I didn't stay that long because it was too dusty inside.

Their books are nice and they have a good selection/prices. They also have other odd and end thingsread more

Nice open-air shopping center with some decent fast casual dining options + Starbucks for your…read morecoffee needs and a Regal Cinemas. MOM's Organic Market is the major draw for us. We love grocery shopping there.

I first discovered this place looking for 4DX closer to me when Gallery Place Regal closed down for…read morea bit. Ever since I've been returning for the wide variety of shops they have here. They have something for everyone in terms of the stores, restaurants, and various other things in this section. Frederick really does have a little bit of everything because there's so much space to build out here and with the addition of Firebirds and a few other places it just really shines and it's great for locals and those who don't mind traveling a few minutes to enjoy the place they were looking for. It's always clean here and there are rarely any crazy things happening. It's also great in the summer time if you want to walk around or enjoy the outdoors. There's always great service at the stores and restaurants here. Good value for what you get in terms of money and convenience. Things are decently priced given the current state of things. There's always room for improvement, but this space is on the right track.

It is so odd to step foot into a mall nowadays. Especially since it is like roulette, you never…read moreknow if you are going to get a mall that is filled to the brim with actual shopping or it is one misstep away from closing their doors. Francis Scott Key Mall is one of the former. Somehow this mall is thriving with some well established national brands and a surprise or two. This is a single level mall that I had the chance to visit twice over the past few months while travelling back and through the area. I took it as a point where I was either almost there or just outside of the busy areas. Anchor stores are what you think it would be with one of the surprises mixed in. This mall just happens to still have a Sears as an anchor store. But not only a Sears, a JCPenney. Two stores that have left malls in droves the past copy of years. It is just so odd to see. This is an easy mall to get through but also an easy mall to get lost in. I can see this a one stop shop for items for birthdays or the holidays. However, I don't see it being a destination shopping area for those from outside the area.

Malls are a dying breed and this mall ia currently a prime example of such. Extremely well kept I…read moremust say...very clean.

I have driven past this store so many times and finally decided to stop in, and I was pleasantly…read moresurprised. They truly have everything. From apparel to furniture, it is all under one roof. There is a great mix of name brand and designer styles, plus a really nice perfume selection that caught my attention. They had some sales but you're still going to spend money on the perfume . There is plenty of parking, which made the visit easy. I went on a Tuesday afternoon, so that may be why it was not crowded, but I appreciated being able to shop without long lines. I will definitely be back.

This store has so much to offer! The departments are well…read morestocked from Furniture - we bought a couch-To Clothing where I got my 2 grandchildren outfits. The sales are always great. The checkout was easy and the staff friendly.

Great store with a good variety of women's shoes--athletic, casual and even special occasion shoes:…read moreI always like to shop in the clearance section. The only thing that would make this stir better would be if it were larger--like maybe a two level store like the one in Rockville.

Very nice store in a great location. Easy to get in to from inside the mall or outside. The store…read moreis very open and the shoes are easy to see. They are set up by style which makes shopping easy. The staff here has always been friendly and helpful. The prices are not bad and they often have sales. If you are looking for shoes for any occasion, I highly recommend stopping here.

In many years I've visited many Gabes, for those who aren't familiar they sell a lot of stuff for…read morereally cheap. Some stuff brand name clothes that might be past season, other stuff and some knock-offs. Also household items too. Its rare I leave a gabes empty handed. This one was ok. The selection wasn't as good as other Gabe's I've been too, and it seems like they are trying to cram so much stuff in a smaller space, so much that you have hardly any room to navigate your shopping cart. The staff there was friendly, and I did find a few things but not quite all that I was looking for.

Never heard of Gabe's before but this place has great deals! My friend needed to make a quick…read moreexchange and I browsed around for a few minutes. I found a cute gym shirt for $3.99! That's how you know you're a shopaholic when you find something within the first two minutes you enter a store. Rugged Warehouse use to be in this exact location but I'm not sure if the prices are similar or less. The customer service on the other hand was horrible! They had one person at the register while the other two were chatting on the side. Another reviewer complained about the same issue so I hope they get it together and provide decent service for their customers. I will definitely be back to shop for gym clothes and spend more than five minutes in here!

I would like to take this time to revise the original review I left for TCG after speaking with the…read morestore manager/owner about my first visit. To recap, I previously made a trip to this location to purchase some Yugioh singles. Prior to making the trip, I called them and they told me they went by the market prices listed on TCG.com. When I got to the store, they were quoting me prices that were much higher than the TCG.com market prices and that threw me way off. If they weren't going to honor the prices they told me over the phone, why make me drive almost 20 miles away to be told something else different. I left and decided I wouldn't buy anything from them if they were running the ole bait and switch tactics. About a month later, my cousin wanted to see what they had in stock and I decided to drive him to TCG. To call them out on their bait and switch tactics, I asked them straight up why I was told one thing over the phone and when I came into their store, they told me something else different. The store manager/owner gave me a good explanation and said their card prices are sold at a minimum because the customer is paying something like an organizational fee. He said if there was a particular card someone was looking for, they could locate it under 30 seconds and won't be looking through boxes and boxes of cards for several minutes because all of their stuff is organized and in order. I understood that concept because it's very rare that someone can go to a card shop and the product is well organized. I wish they would have explained that to me during my first visit. It actually makes a lot of sense. Other than that, their place is very organized, its very clean, the playing area is very cozy, and they have almost everything that you might be looking for. Their prices for singles may be a little high, but they'll definitely have what you're looking for and it beats buying your stuff directly than taking a chance with an online vendor and possibly getting scammed.

I don't collect/play cards and/or play tabletop games, I just go there for the retro video games…read more So, keep that in mind. They have GREAT stock with plenty to choose from. But all the staff is always by all the cards, there's never anyone by the games to let you look at things in the case, etc. It's a little annoying finding someone every time you want to look at a binder of loose games or see the quality of a game in the case. But they're always friendly!

Nice store and lots and of good quality stuff. The decor and and lay out is easy and navigable.read more

There is so much to peruse here. Honestly I don't really see much difference in the "home goods"…read moreofferings here than at their sister stores Marshall's and TJ Maxx. I bought some jam in the one aisle of food items. I also peruse the pet section. I was about to buy some piddle pads for my pooch then I remembered PetSmart was next door. I figured I could come back if HomeGoods was cheaper. They weren't. If I ever need home decor items this place would be my one stop destination.

Went to Costco Friday at 6:30 pm ... found parking right away. Not crowded at all then ate dinner…read morethere. Hotdog is always the best deal in town. Kiddo had chicken bake and strawberry smoothie. I tried the calzone and strawberry ice cream. Love the ice cream but the calzone was a miss - seemed over baked and the fillings a little skimped. Overall, Costco is still my favorite of this type of store.

1 tire repair. My appointment was at 4p I got here at 3p. Took over 4hrs. I get a text car is ready…read morefor pick up & I am still waiting 20 minutes for that. Pay the extra $$ and take it somewhere that doesn't take 4hrs for a tire patch.