I have the most superficial of reviews here, as I didn't make it past the security person at the…read morefront. However, the grounds of Gilchrist Center Towson were absolutely beautiful, especially covered with an untouched layer of snow. I imagine it's stunning there in the other seasons. And security here is pretty serious. I suspect one would feel safe having their loved on here, with spectacular views.

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Great pool. Lots of good improvements over the last year. New picnic tables, a tiki bar, ordering…read morefood at your table via QR code. Pool is clean and safe and lifeguards do a good job when I've seen children struggling.

A gem of a swim club right in Parkville. This is just right for a break from the norm. A place to…read morerelax by the pool, catch some rays and, of course, ‍! It's a membership and guests spot. I scored a Groupon guest pass and wish we'd come on a warmer day earlier in the summer. We'll definitely be here earlier next summer. Tips: Bring a blanket or chair for when you're not in the pool. Bring snacks in a small cooler. There's a snack bar if you want something hot like mozzarella sticks or French fries.

I sooooo love the Delta Center I would book there for any event. It's been awhile since I booked…read morewith them but I definitely recommend this place

Strong anchor for the community of Park Heights and beyond. Caring organization serves as both role…read moremodels and hosts for both family and community-level events. Parking is a bit tricky in the latter case, but can be managed. Looking forward to returning.

This is a private top tier country club. I've been lucky enough to have played the course twice…read more(there are two -- East and West). I believe they host one of the Senior golf tour events. If you have the chance to play it, do it - just be careful of the lightning fast greens.

I stumbled into Melba's on a Friday evening around 6:30 PM, not long after they had opened. The…read moremusic wasn't even playing yet when I walked in, but the place already felt welcoming. I sat at the bar and quickly realized it was cash only, so I stepped upfront to use the ATM. The fee was $3, so I definitely recommend bringing cash ahead of time. I ordered an $8 drink, which was strong and very much needed--and shoutout to my bartender Tiffany, because she definitely took care of me. That drink was good, okay? After the first one, the drinks kept flowing, and the night really picked up. For food, I had the lemon pepper wings with fries and ranch. Even though I was already a little tipsy by that point, the wings were really good--flavorful, perfectly cooked, and hit the spot. And somehow, I even ended up with free food, which made the night even better. Just to be clear for anyone planning to come: they charge at the door after 8 PM daily, so make sure you have cash if you're arriving after that time. They also have happy hour, though I can't remember the exact hours--it may be 5-7 or 6-7--but they offer $2 off drinks, which explains the $8 price during happy hour. Also, while the bar is cash only, the food is separate and you can pay for food with a card. As the night went on, the music was on point--a great mix of old school and new school--and the vibes were just right. I made my way to the back where the dance floor is and fully immersed myself in the club/lounge atmosphere. I came around 6:30 and stayed until about 12:30, and honestly, I didn't want to leave. I had other plans later, but if I didn't, I probably would have stayed and danced all night. Even if you come by yourself, you won't feel alone for long. As long as you have an open personality and good energy, people will talk to you, dance with you, and make you feel right at home. I haven't been on a Monday yet, which is what they advertise for my age range (I'm 28), but I'm definitely planning to check it out. I also heard Sundays are house music, so if that's your vibe, it's worth stopping by. Will I be back to Melba's? Hell yeah. Did I have a great time at Melba's? Absolutely. It was a whole vibe. If you're looking for a vibe--go to Melba's.

Visiting from out of town and one of the bartenders at th hotel recommended Melba's Place when I…read moretold him we wanted to drink and dance.....and we did just that. Music was good drinks were good and I danced so much my feet hurt. Great vibe and we will definitely go back. Props to the DJ who kept the music going!

Came to a wedding for a friend. The reception room was beautiful! Table scape was pretty. 8 to a…read moretable was perfect, with plenty of elbow room between guests. Food was very good. Everyone at my table raved about the food. Chicken, steak, my Pasta Primavera was yummy. The male guests loved the Art Donovan touches throughout the manor. There's an entire room dedicated to him on the 2nd floor. For those who don't know, Art Donovan was a football legend who played for the Baltimore Colts. The manor does need a little updating. It's what you'd call quaint. Fireplaces in the bathroom. Beautiful chandelier. Pretty carpet throughout. Reminds me of an older home I saw on the English countryside when I lived there. I see why my friends picked this location.

Ricky is the greatest of all time. Thanks for your great service! He is a model employee and made…read moreour experience wonderful.

As a past member of The Roland Run Club, we enjoyed our time there until our kids grew up & life…read moregot too busy . Finally, we decided to resign. But, life was so busy that we forgot send in our membership certificate & officially request our $500 deposit return. This was an honest oversight, and when we finally got to it, we were told to send in the certificate & that reimbursement would be forthcoming. Six months & several emails later, we were informed by the club Board that our request was outside their 12 month resignation period, clearly stated in their by-laws. Our $500 membership stock certificate deposit will NOT be refunded. This situation was not mentioned during many polite discussions & email exchanges over the last six months, but now the board has decided to enforce their by-laws to escape paying us the $500 deposit. Wow. We know that we waited too long - because life simply got in the way. And, it was never really about the $500 anyway. We enjoyed our time at Roland Run, but this is just petty BS. Seems like a money grab, by an ungrateful clique where we no longer belong. What a shame. Do we want our $500 back? Sure. But, we're not going to fight it. We'll just inform as many people as possible about the arrogant & self important board of The Roland Run Club. This could have been handled so much better by them, especially in a climate where there are lots of pools & clubs competing for business. If this is who you choose to associate with, it might just happen to you. Apparently, we were not valued club members - we were just another family, & source of income.