I've been going to Harbor Place for years, back when each part of the commercial sprawl had…read moreflagship vendors. Now, not so much, and the 300 portion of Harbor Place is being used as an event space from time to time. Overall, Harbor Place has good bones and I wonder if said bones will survive the planned upgrades to the area. If so, my recommendation is to do a facade update - paint, perhaps add some new cheap flooring? Good bones don't hide that Harbor Place is looking a little down and needs a quick hit of makeup. Decent event space.

Great service, wonderful attentive staff during brunch with delicious coffee. Parking was easy and…read moreplentiful.

this shopping center has some ok stores in it, i was there for rainbow, but there is an ollies as…read morewell as a 5below, shopping center has a lots of eating options as well.

Came to use the ATM only to find it covered with a trashbag. Was just in the area and it was…read moreworking. There was no sign as to why the ATM was taped up. The parking lot needs some help. There was some construction happening to some of the tree wells. Well passing by saw this huge nail near the workers truck and advised could they get it so it didn't end up in someone's tire. When I came out of Target, a worker began to say something but I think he said it in Spanish in a nasty way. And walking through the pediatrician crosswalk in death defying. No one knows how to cross without being hit or how long does a person have to wait for someone coming a store to cross the crosswalk.

Cross Street Market has always been a great experience over the years. There is something here for…read moreindividuals, families, and date night outings. I do miss the old Cross Street Market before the complete renovation in 2018, which seemed to cater to the average local, however, the current, more modern market certainly is a gem in Federal Hill despite the more expensive food prices. I like the selection of cuisines featured. The diversity covers bar food, dinner food, quick bites, and dessert. And of course there are plenty vendors serving crab dishes. Some of the great vendors have come and gone, like the pretzel dog vendor which for a long time was the only reason I would visit Cross Street Market. I appreciate the seating made available in the areas near each food vendor. The space is utilized efficiently, from the storage of food in the freezers near the dining tables, to the small stages where artists perform. The market is a great pre-game destination and option to watch the game if you skip the stadium altogether. Keep in mind, on NFL game day this place gets packed, so arrive early. There is ample street parking in the vicinity, however, on game days finding parking in this neighborhood is a nightmare. Overall, a must visit when in the area.

An overwhelming smell of old oil in deep fryers …read more This place has changed from an indoor produce market to a food court. Lots of lunch choices, most of them unhealthy due to the use of vegetable oil, greasy dressings or questionable freshness ingredients. Perhaps because I came in midweek and was quite empty. Need to try the weekends

I could never hate this Market (new and old). The best snowballs! For $2 i can get a overflow small…read moresnowball. I love getting peach and egg custard. I tried the new spot Kulture Crunch. The young lady was so nice! I got the soul food salad and I want another one! Its really good. The cornbread croutons was delicious!

Baltimore Review 2/Many: I was at this historical market a few days ago while exploring Baltimore…read moreand going to a nearby convention, with this spot being pretty close to our not-so-good La Quinta Downtown hotel. The space inside, to some extent, reminded me of the newer Essex Street Market in NYC. Both offer downstairs and upstairs sections with a plethora of food choices. As it was early, many of the more famous options, such as Faidley's, weren't open. I wish there were more grocery options here, as the only one we saw was tiny, but perhaps we didn't explore enough. I eventually got some snacks from Berger's Bakery, which I'll also review on their main page. They're mostly known for their namesake cookies, but since I'm not the biggest fan of either black-and-white cookies or chocolate frosting, I went with some Apple Fritters. The fritters were 3 for $5, which was a nice deal. They were large, not overly sweet, soft, had a light cinnamon flavor, and had plenty of apple filling. In short, they were very tasty and made a good snack throughout the short trip. Another person liked their cake donuts, and I concur, based on the piece of the blueberry cake donut I tried. I would recommend either and would go back and try other food options next time.

Northeast Market will always be one of my Favs to get an Old Fashioned , Back in the day Chicken…read moreBox with Potato Wedges . I love mine with Salt & Pepper , Hot Sauce on the side .

They have a different selection of foods I like this place for a quick bite to eat I get chicken…read moreboxes from Ronnie's pretty got you can mix and match chicken like wings ,thighs ,legs always fresh and hot

I like this shopping center it has a lot of stores to shop at like Target , Payless , Kohl's…read moredepartment store, Dollar Tree ,plus several food stores as well I love shopping here.

Stopped in today with my partner after visiting several shops in the area. For the entire 15…read moreminutes or so that we were in the shop, the woman at the register with red hair stared at us as if we were going to steal something. This made us feel so unwelcome that we ultimately left. Definitely consider if you're a POC!

My partner and I always look forward to visitng Double Dutch when we visit the Eastern Seaboard…read more Over the years, we have accumulated and kept! so many items we purchased at Double Dutch. Good quality lasts. We have a number of boutiques we visit from Georgia to DC. It's funny, just before we left for this current trip, we were packing and doing some quick chores when we realized so many of the unique finds we wear and love were purchased at Double Dutch. We have always felt welcome and we look forward to visitng again... hopefully we get another visit in before the Winter Holidays-- they always have fun and interesting gift items... we know we will always find some little treasure or two here. It is a fun place to shop. Take your time and noodle around- they have all kinds of goodies and nice price points.

Here shopping for dorm supplies. Inventory at this location was pretty decent. As the name states,…read moreeverything here is $5 or less. They don't accept manufacturer's coupons, by that's ok. You can still pick up some items for a bargain. Cool t-shirts, ladies undergarments and sports bras, sports equipment, school supplies, books, electronic items like car phone chargers, hair and beauty items are among the host of items they sell. I purchased an 8 gig flash drive to save pics to for $5. They also sell snacks and beverages ready to drink also.

I took my parents here just this past Saturday. The store was a nice size. We walked the entire…read morestore. It was a little much in such a small store but, they had some nice items for a nice price. Before I knew it moms cart was full of items. The store seemed to be pretty neat considering it was not spacious. The store could have been bigger in size just to be able to spread things out. Cashier was polite. Nothing like great, fun shopping.