Great department stores as well as a good selection of smaller shops. Easy parking and shopping…read more Usually good service.

This was a cute store - a lot of nice things to give as gifts and get for yourself as well. First…read morething we saw were the lotions up front, actually they were shea butter for the body. They had different ones with names like Whoopie Cream, Sweet Tea or Pink Moon to name a few. There are testers available so you can take a whiff - some of them smell really, really good. They also have bath soaps that are locally made and shea butter soaps as well (lavender, jasmine and clementine to name a few) - with smells like those, everyone might want to get one. I found myself looking at a lot of items in the store as I wished I could have bought everything. In the back they had sleepwear with cute sayings - they looked like mini-bags, but once opened it is sleepwear. There is even a section selling items for toddlers or babies (can't remember). Employees were very helpful. Definitely want to come back to this spot.

Before I begin this review...I just want to say I AM *NOT* PREGNANT!…read more But like most women of any age, adorably cute baby crap makes us all mushy and coo. Molly's Meanderings is no different. The majority of the store has nice high end, moderately boho chic clothing...but in the back right hand corner, is a baby corner where my mother in law and I spend nearly an hour cooing over every little thing. Yeah. We're ridiculous. OK, so we weren't going to buy (although my MIL did give me some pointed remarks about procreation), but we were there for so long and cooed so loudly that I was rather surprised that no sales staff came by to check up on us. I mean, really, we sounded like a pack of gestating elephants. We were REALLY loud. And touched everything (and personally, I thought everything was priced a little higher then expected...and by "a little higher" I'm being generous). Anyhoo...the store is cute, packed with stuff, but it's clear that the staff is deaf and blind. Eh.

I purchased a small statue online, and when it arrived it was badly broken. When I looked in the…read morebox, there was no sign that it had happened during shipping. I went back to the listing on their website and realized that they had photographed it to hide the damage, listed it as antiqued, and sold it that way. They have not responded to my e-mails. After the amount of money I've spent there, I am quite disappointed.

I love it here .... I only come when it's a festival so this is festival related .... They put on…read morethe best events .... Have all kind of vendor options and their things on sale .... I've gotten cute one of a kind up cycled finds and always food and drinks ..... Great place for unique home decor and cute finds .... It's worth a trip for everyone to experience.

Don't let the name confuse you! This is NOT a consignment store. It's a little store that sells…read morereally cute, gifty items. Some clothing, but mostly decorative items for home and garden. Really cute cards as well. Bought some great garden herb stakes. Cute hanging plaques (cat, dog, prayers) also. Prices are very reasonable. Overall, a cute shop. Check it out when in the area.

This shopping center is located east of Hagerstown along US-40 aka National Pike. The main anchor…read morehere is the ALDI grocery store but there is also a Chinese buffet, shoe store, pizza, Burger King, AutoZone, book/video store and paint shop. The parking lot is in very good condition but strangely is missing a stop sign from one of the posts. Lots of curbs and well painted lines to keep traffic flowing at a reasonable pace. [Review 15555 overall - 619 in Maryland - 1059 of 2021.]

We have spent many hours here both shopping and listening to the Thursday evening music! what a…read moreremembrance as we have since moved south but have returned a couple times to sit again for several hours listening to musicians from all walks of life, ability and personality share themselves as we dream they did in times past. No performance at the Music Hall or Kennedy Center every exceeded theirs here. We pray they never stop.

O'Hurley's General Store is fun, the very definition of eclectic :-). Every little thing I ever…read morewanted, and many more that I want now that i've seen them. It's full of curated artsy and rustic decor and household goods, jams, teas, clothing, and a very imaginative selection of toys and trinkets. The store is bigger than you think, with at least three rooms behind the welcoming front room. There's parking right out front, and they were open on Memorial Day (2025).

As a first-time visitor from out of town, this spot earned a place on my list of coffee shops that…read moreI'd actually love to visit again! The vibe was busy but comfortable at the same time. The busy-ness was a testament to its popularity, yet it was comfy and relaxed because there was a variety of seating areas where one could enjoy their beverage and/or food. Many were reading, listening to personal headphones, chatting with friends. The atmosphere was lively. I loved that the menu had a variety of items on it... Definitely something for everyone. This is one of the few shops that have a delicious cardomom syrup. I actually ended up ordering a second beverage because the first one was so delicious!

I visited this spot this morning and had a delicious cappuccino! The barista even put a little…read morebunny on it. So I was really hoppy about finding this place. Until I entered the bathroom. And saw the "under" orientation of the toilet paper, which violates the original patent for toilet paper holders from 1891, where the paper clearly goes over the top. The "over" configuration: * prevents the roll from brushing the wall * makes it easier to grab with one hand * reduces accidental unrolling * and, most importantly, does not make decent people feel like they're living in a lawless society. What you have here is bathroom anarchy. I must admit that tile and brushed metal fixtures actually look really nice, which somehow makes the backward roll even more upsetting. It's like a beautifully plated meal served on the floor. Moreover, the ceiling contains approximately 400 judgmental eyes observing you while you attempt to live your life. The wallpaper on the ceiling (on the ceiling!!!) has a pattern based on the "evil eye" motif (sometimes called nazar), which shows up in Mediterranean and Middle Eastern design. Traditionally it's supposed to ward off bad luck or jealousy. All it does in this case is confirm the establishment has abandoned reason and at least one of the people who work has met a psychedelic mushroom. Still, the vibe everywhere else in this place is amazing and the coffees are very very good!

This is a very small Post Exchange, with a gas station, dry cleaner and a barber. It also includes…read morea class VI and military clothing sales store. Attached to the store are a Subway and Burger King. Prices are not particularly good for many items and there is a very limited selection.

A very nice clean Px. Staff are very friendly and helpful. There are some really good prices on…read moresome sale items. Large selection of class 6 items and well stocked.