Woodmore Towne Centre is my little piece of food, shop heaven! Selection is everything! Value of…read morethe place to me is worth the drive. Service varies at every entity! Security is present. The perks, there is a Copper Canyon! Y'all know I love a Copper Canyon! Nothing Bunt Cakes is here! Roaming Rooster made its way here! Cold Stone! Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory, you know....the important venues. Nordstrom Rack! A Silver Diner! Nike! At Home, but I wonder will it close. It's always empty when I go. A Navy Federal! I mean for me, it's a one stop shop and I can do all things that serve my soul at this shopping center. Love it! I'm here often.

Being new to the area, Woodmore is the perfect place to get everything done and then some. Wegmans…read moreis a great store with an outstanding selection. The convenience of having a UPS store with great customer service and an optometrist's office all in one area is incredibly valuable.

Super cute and plenty of nice stores. Loved all the different options, visited the illusions museum…read morewhich was fun as well. Worth going to the CityCenterDC for shopping and walking.

Cute, upscale area in DC. I love stopping by the gelato café after dinner, and the David Yurman…read moreboutique is conveniently right next door. There's so much to offer here. I'll definitely be back to try the Michelin-starred restaurants.

I haven't been to this mall in so long - but I was glad that this was a place that I decided to…read morewalk through after stopping in Target. It's all connected so you have free-range to walk wherever - to the food court, Rainbow, DTRL, etc. There's a lot of stores in the mall if you need an outfit for tonight or just want to browse around. I'm already planning to go back later as I recall in past retail-days that I this mall keeping a lot of inventory in stock which of course is appreciated!

The Mall at Prince George's or my family and I like to just colloquially refer to as "PG" is a…read morehotbed for convenience for us to go into Macys, Target, TJ Maxx, and or other stores close by, window shop, and or purchase what we want and head on out, nothing more nothing less. I think PG's strength lies in its simplistic fashion with being able to drive to let's say Ross, Marshalls, Macys, park in the overcrowded lots, and go into the stores without having to bob and weave throughout the actual mall. The mall itself is only one floor instead of two. This can be a good thing but also a bad thing in terms of variety, flavor, and the dynamic experience of the mall. If the mall is going to be one floor, it has to be dynamic and interesting like Annapolis Mall. (I personally don't like Arundel Mills, Circle Mall of Death, so I won't use them as an example.) I have been an avid driver and known to hit many backroads in the DMV and Baltimore region, but hey when I just want to hit a close enough mall, PG is old reliable and has been for many years now. The Macy's is decent (I somewhat prefer Wheaton's for some things, but PG's is better for other things), DSW, Bath and Body Works, TJ Maxx, Target, and the food court are places my family heads to the most here. The food court is much better than Wheaton's in my opinion in terms of the quality and taste of the food. PG's Charleys owns Wheaton's Charleys in terms of a nice greasy, Steak and Cheese. (Yes, we have to watch our blood pressure and cholesterol I know.) I think PG's food court is a little more laid back than Wheaton's. I think the food is better than Wheaton's and Montgomery's food courts. (Neither of those malls can do a Charleys cheesesteak to save their lives.) I think parking behind PG where Macys and formerly were JC Penney is probably the most convenience or the side entrance going towards TJ Maxx and DSW. The front where the bridge is to the Metro station "Hyattsville Crossing formerly Prince George's Plaza" is too congested, chaotic, and a bit too fast-paced and unpredictable way too many pedestrians and cars trying to find parking and get in and out of the mall there, definitely not a fan of parking directly in front of Target. The surrounding restaurants are a nice addition and are better than the strip of restaurants on the side of Wheaton, although Wheaton's adjacent movie theater is much better than the neighboring tumbleweed University Town Center movie theater and mixed development next to PG. Olive Garden has been the most consistent sit-down chain restaurant next to the mall for folks to indulge in. There has been tons of gentrification and new development in this part of Hyattsville, so I have seen some changes over the years slightly with the demographics of the mall, but the heart and core of the clientele has remained consistent. All in all, PG has been that ole reliable for Hyattsville, Adelphi, Mt. Rainer, Greenbelt, New Carrolton, Chillum, other parts of PG, DC, you name it residents for a more casual, laid-back type shopping experience. Nothing too fancy, bougie, or over the top. Now folks into the hip-hop urban culture have numerous clothing, shoe, and accessory stores that cater to them here, so that is a niche and market here for the urban crowd, so the mall is recommended for that crowd. When I don't want to drive to Wheaton, Montgomery, Annapolis (No need for me to go out to Tyson's regularly I am not a mall rat like that) then PG is just that good friend that is there for you! It is a steady-eddy. It is consistent, the bowl of oatmeal and not the sexy meatball sandwich, it is the a little homely, quirky wife and not the supermodel, vixen girlfriend from college, yeah that's PG!

I like having this shopping center in the NE quadrant where I live in DC as NE can be a bit of a…read moreretail desert. Most of the stores here are chain stores, Lowes, Petsmart, and Dick's Sporting Goods being some of the bigger names. Costco also has a location with a gas station also. There is a selection of restaurants that are a mix of national chains (Chik-fil-A, Chipotle, Starbucks) along with some that seem to be more local. I took off a star because getting in and out of the parking lot can be a bear quite often due to the volume of people shopping there. There are limited exits and especially trying to get out from the Lowe's/Chic-Fil-A side of the complex can result in quite a wait to get out. Glad it's here for when the local merchants further into the city don't have what I was looking for.

Didn't even know all these places were here! Today I stopped by the Marshall's and was surprised at…read morethe number of stores. I wanted to check out the Costco but it was very way too busy, so I'll check that out another time. I've heard that location has liquor unlike other Costco stores in the area. Here's a list of places I observed and I'm sure I missed some: Five Below Petsmart Dakota nail spa Vision works Vitamin shoppe T-Mobile Panda Express Starbucks Verizon Chipotle Costco Quickway Tropical Smoothie Cafe UPS Store Chik-Fil-A Many options with plenty of parking!

TONH is one of my favorite places to shop in-person. Great selection and regardless of the weather…read morethey always seem to have plenty of clientele. All my interactions with store reps have been professional and friendly. The stores aren't cheap but I generally hit them up Thanksgiving evening for when they open for the most competitive prices/Black Friday and occasionally through the year when I don't want to wait.

My husband loves to shop. We stop at outlets anytime we road trip. They are all pretty much the…read moresame at this point, in terms of store selection. However, the true difference is what each store carries. This location had good deals and options. We spent a reasonable amount, and left with many cute outfits for our family. We loved that stores weren't messy and disorganized, and getting assistance wasn't a problem. Store associates were readily available. Also, it was during the week, therefore stores weren't crowded. We would return and recommend

Snickerdoodles are the only things that I come here for!…read moreDeliciousness every time They have the cookies prepackaged now in $5 and $10 bags I purchased a $5 bag but once I got to the car and started snacking, I instantly regretted that I didn't get more

I've never visited this mall in my life. Being a former Sixers and ALLEN IVERSON fan I've always…read morebeen interested in stopping through. It's nothing special and mostly a swap meet. I saw more urban wear stores than in any other mall. I wouldn't exactly call this a mall. They're anchor stores are Burlington Coat factory and Forman Mills. That says enough... I came for one thing and thought I would at least browse while I had some time to kill between meetings. I found some new fast casual food options. Tropical Smoothie and chipotle. They should do good in this area. I went for the famous cookies. The snicker doodles to be precise . I got what I came for and I'll probably try the smoothies next time.

I've never written a review for a shopping center before.... so here goes nothing. All in all, it's…read morea pretty good shopping center. There are several stores that I frequent. Stores: Dollar Tree Party City Starbucks Shoppers (that's a whole review in itself) Wendy's iHop Bank of America Target Chipotle Wing Stop AppleBee's (Again a whole mood in itself) Forestville Mall Now here's the catch.... would I go to this shopping center after dark with out my can of mace, nunchucks and Yorkie Attack Dog on ready? NO! But I have been known to go to the target that's in the shopping center after dark, because they have a decoy cop car outside, which makes me feel safe enough!

Has the look and feel of the locale. Unfortunately the Center's management has allowed it to run…read moredown, like the area. Instead of being above the neighborhood decline it had the opportunity to rise above that and maintain a standard of cleanliness and appearance. Yes, the local shops are not the over-rated "big box" stores, but I bet that if the Center took charge to rebuild their image of their domain and told their tennants to clean it up (or else) things would change. Like it was (kind-sorta) said, "if you rebuild it, they will come."

I'm going to be honest, I had no idea there was a mall in this highway triangle. I thought the…read morespace between where I-270 and I-495 met had nothing in it. I've only seen the area from the highways that are tree lined. I am quite amazed by how out of touch I was for this area. This mall is quite expansive. The one thing I love about the DMV area is that the malls are still thriving. Not to the point where every single store is filled, but no where near dead mall territory. I had some time to kill before I had to head back home and wanting to pick up some items. Parking here had me. I wasn't sure where would be the best place to park. I ended up in the outdoor lots and didn't even want to mess with the parking structure. As a note, early here means you will encounter a slew of parents with their children in tow. Be careful and mindful in the parking lot as they will be everywhere. The mall had a bit of everything in here. The typical anchors and national chains you would expect to find in a mall. Food court area was jammed with eateries and customers. I opted to not eat here. Would definitely come back. Especially on a lazy day. Good people watching, enough stores to grab whatever you might be thinking of getting, and ample parking.

Fun fact of the day -- Montgomery Mall as locals call them was where I had my first job ever after…read morehigh school. I can't believe I haven't written a review for this mall after so many years! The food court is always packed with people with many different choices. The restaurants available inside the mall is always interesting. I saw a new Thai takeaway place downstairs near where Claire's used to be. The selections of the store keeps evolving. I had no idea Lululemon moved and has a bigger store now. It's hard to believe that the malls in America are dying when you see how crazy busy it is at the Mall. I couldn't find parking until I parked closer to the old Sears lot. And that was during a weekday well after Christmas and New Year's too. My nickname at work used to be the Mall Rat Haha! I can't wait to discover what new stores are coming and going the next time I return.

Parking review. Gone are the days of getting a paper ticket…read moreat a Pike & Rose garage or paying cash at a machine. Nowadays, their machine setup is a bit different. I recently took a visit to one of the spots within Pike & Rose and when I rolled into one of their garages to grab a ticket at the entrance, I was caught off guard. Not only was there no button to press for a ticket; I noticed the setup was completely different to when I last saw it (I don't visit very often). The screen prompted me to enter my phone number, but since I was new to this whole setup, I decided to bypass that prompt entirely. It showed me as being anonymous and I noticed a 4-digit code popped up on the screen for me to remember. As I parked, I quickly noted the code and the time I entered. After taking care of things, it was time for me to head out. As I proceeded to leave (ready with the 4-digit code it gave me earlier), and pulled up to the garage exit, I noticed the bar to the gate rose up without me doing anything. So, I left. It wasn't until later I realized it must have scanned my license coming in and leaving. Good to know. I did a little research and found some FAQs located here: https://www.vendpark.io/property/pikeandrose. Visited July 2025

Pike and Rose has everything you want from a shopping center. There are tons of restaurants:…read moreJulii, Hello Betty, Summer House, Melina, Call Your Mother and Nando's.( Just to name a few). There is shopping at Gap, Sur La Table, LL Bean, Uniqlo, and Blue Mercury. There are movies and tons of place to grab desserts, like Sunday Morning Bakehouse or The Baked Bear. Depending on where you are shopping you can get some good deals or some expensive meals. So,the value depends on where you visit. Service at each of the places I have gone to is good. I could spend a day shopping and eating at Pike and Rose and then, go see a movie. If you haven't stopped by I would give them a try. : )

Downtown Silver Spring is the place to be!!…read more There are quite a few reasonably priced parking lots. Free on Sundays!! A lot of restaurants, black owned restaurants, stores for clothing and housewares, etc. I really enjoy this area and look forward to visiting again soon!!

DTSS will always have a special place in my heart through thick and thin this will always deep down…read morebe my place and really a key place that has been the host of so many of my life memories from childhood to adulthood. I remember when Veteran's Plaza had the artifical grass back in the day. I have seen businesses like Pier 1 and different restaurants and shops come and go, but I have still found myself coming down here. One thing I have always loved about DTSS is the ethnic/cultural/national diversity in the area. I have observed different African, Asian, Latin, even Pacific Islander people down here. It's not just a White and Black town by any stretch of the imagination and is one of the most diverse places in all America! Now the parking garages might not be the best convenience wise, but at least they do not cost that much money on weekdays and are actually free on weekends. The events are what shape DTSS. I have been to place such as Beale Street in Memphis, Tennessee, Bourbon Street in New Orleans Louisiana, Greektown in Detroit, Michigan, and E and 4th Street in Cleveland, but home is always where the heart is. Ellsworth Place always will be a street that is iconic in its own right and a gem in the DMV region. The best time to visit although crowded but for good reason is when free festivals especially music festivals such as the Annual Blues festival and the Annual Jazz festival are in town in DTSS. These are fun, free, and great for singles, families, couples, you name it! Sure, the crime has increased and there has been negative press and attention around that, but the place is still cool just to get out, people watch, maybe hit a restaurant like Copper Canyon and even go to the newer arcade/bar/restaurant the Eleanor that is cool encompassing miniature bowling (duck pin), basketball hoops, pinball machines, among other arcade games. It is just the simple things in life sitting outside on a nice spring, fall, or even summer evening/night and getting some fresh air and relaxing is key. The Veterans plaza portion further down Ellsworth place during the winter time has the popular ice skating rink. The fall time will showcase the legendary and free, yes I said free, annual Silver Spring Jazz festival that attracts thousands of people. The Ellsworth place is set up like a plaza, and an outdoor elevator and stairs can take people upstairs for more restaurants including a Japanese grill, although they have lost their spark and flame in recent years, if you get what I mean. Family lunch, dinner, singles, dates, couples, you name it there are restaurants and things to do here. Shopping is nice along the strip. DSW was outside next to the Wayne garage for centuries but has moved onto one of the upper levels of Ellsworth Place mall (at the intersection of Fenton Street and Ellsworth Place) and has been replaced by a Nike factory store outlet. Not too far from Ellworth place has the legendary AFI Silver Theater and Cultural Center for classic movies with popcorn, beverages even beer, and of course the Fillmore music concert for awesome live music, among small business/boutiques scattered around the area.