No other reviews on this place?! I guess I'll be first! This place has been around forever. During…read moremy college days, this place was a staple! Had my first Chipotle experience here. Back then, Chipotle was like 4 bucks and us poor students thought that was too much money. Some businesses have come and gone and some have remained - CVS, Coldstone, Domino's, Noodles, Starbucks... maybe I'm missing a few but these are the major ones. R.I.P. Rugged Warehouse, Wawa, and some video rental store (who remembers that?) There's now a Five Guys, CAVA and Jason's Deli. There's ample parking, but be aware that it's enforced (free on Sundays). Even during this pandemic, I've seen the meter maid issuing tickets.

They allow the nearby construction workers to take up the entire parking lot from early in the…read moremorning before the business even open all the way to the end of the evening when they're done working for the day. If you've gone there for lunch in the past for a quick bite before you had to get back to work Don't bother there is nowhere to park for you and if you double park even for a second there is a meter made walking around the parking lot regularly ready to give you a ticket. If you are not on foot or construction worker apparently this shopping center is no longer for you. I've work instruction before and I know that there's plenty empty parking lots in the area that can be used and the workers can simply be bust over there if they don't want to walk it's not very far there's a huge parking lot behind the hotel not even a block away.

We as a family caught the train into DC to avoid parking and the traffic. We got on at the…read moreGreenbelt station where there is tons of parking including Handicap accessible parking as well. We required some assistance with getting all of our tickets from the attendant which was super helpful. The ride was smooth and the station was clean. I did have some challenges with getting out of the parking lot after returning to car. It is a bit confusing on how to get out due to poor signage in my opinion but ultimately figuring it out. All in All it is very easy to get into DC on the train however, after events it can be super crowded. I would recommend added a Tap option for an easy way to pay to get on the train. Will definitely be riding again

This is my go-to Metro station as it is the closest to me. The parking lot is huge, and I have…read morenever seen it completely full, although some of the spots are pretty far from the entrance of the station. The metro is always so clean and I find it usually runs on time. There is usually only one station attendant here, and there is a bathroom but they need to unlock it for you. The station also connects to Marc on the lower level. It currently only runs Green line, but is set to alternate green and yellow in December 2025. I wish they'd expand the green line farther north to Laurel, Jessup, or Dorsey station.

Great service provided to the residents using College Park and other terminals. As a visitor from…read moreanother state this is something I am very jealous of. The awesome thing about this is if you plan ahead of time or if you can get to the bike shop that sells the passes even people from out of town can use this facility. I think it's a great asset and I hope it continues to grow and expand!

This is located at the college park metro station in the parking garage and adjacent to the U of MD…read moreshuttle bus stop. It's a great place to safely lock your bike in an enclosed, limited-access facility through the use of the BikeLink company and provided card at a cost of about 5 cents per hour. I've used this many times and have always come back to my bike safely locked and not vandalized or stolen.

Huge open parking lot. REI is the anchor, and MOM is at the other end. In between, various small…read morebusinesses. They also host a farmers' market in season.

It's not the most enticing shopping center in the world, but they have an REI, barber shop, Mom's…read moreOrganic, among other retailers. Sometimes you just have to make do with what's available.

The food out there is good to the core I would refer this place to anyone who live in the college…read morepark area you can go shopping eat some good food and be happy I'll refer this restaurant terrapin Station in college park to loved ones and others

Honestly? My biggest gripe is the size of the parking spaces. They're pretty narrow. Otherwise,…read morethis is a decent shopping mall for a busy college town. We're here for Hard Times Café mostly, but I've had Mama Lucia's before and it's solid pizza. I'd dig the Home Depot and Shoppers Food Warehouse being in the same place as well, if I lived close enough. There's actually a parking garage downhill, which makes the whole thing a bit odd, but I have to imagine it's a boon during move-in week. Oh, and there's a Starbucks too. I mean... it's a Starbucks. Doesn't that automatically make the joint convenient? Speaking of convenience, it's located on Cherry Hill Rd., and NOT directly off of Route 1! Could you imagine the traffic if it were? That's actually a great feature about the place. It's pretty easy to get in and out of. So, it's awesome for having the chili joint that we love, but also for the other services here too. Never had an issue with any of the shops... just the parking spaces.

Highly recommend. I attended a Maryland University Women's Basketball game and was very surprised…read morehow easy it was to get around this place. Plenty of parking, easy to find seats, kind and very helpful staff members and concessions were pretty good as well, plus I was able to get a Maryland personalized cup! Hope to return again for more games in the future and other events!

Great arena to watch our Terps play basketball. There is plenty of parking, but if you are looking…read morefor free parking, there is always Lot 1, but it's a little bit of a walk. The concession stands have improved with better food options- Ledo's, crab nachos, and BBQ. There is a small gift shop area in the lower and upper level. My daughter was looking for a hoodie which they didn't have, so after the game, we went to STAMP to get one. Wish they would expand the selections. The seats are great! Try to get the lower level if you want to see the action up close. But every seat has a great view, even the upper level.

A new to me truck. Got body emblems removed, had it clay barred, waxed, and ceramic coated. It…read moreturned out GREAT! Ask for George, he does a fantastic job. I will go back. The reseptionist, Katie, is so sweet, polite and efficent. Question; When you get a new car, even if it's used, and you park a little out of the way, why do some people what to F*$% with your car. Even leave a note calling you an A$$hole for having a nice car.

My car looks and smells fabulous. I am thrilled with the service. I will be calling again soon to…read morehave my other car detaied. Thank you.

"A year has passed since I wrote my note," the narrator reveals before laying bare that he "hope[s]…read morethat someone gets my message in a bottle" in the Police's 1979 number one, UK chart-topping, hit song of the same name. But what if, instead of those pleas echoing from the vocal chords of an island castaway, they were delivered matter-of-factly from one of the many soon-to-be-satisfied patrons of the U.S. Post Office located at 10901 Rhode Island Ave. in Beltsville, Maryland? First, we would lose all manner of suspense in the lyrics credited to Sting; and, second, the narrator's devastating visual discovery of "a hundred billion bottles washed up on the shore," signifying that he's "not alone in being alone," would never have happened, because the bottle, carefully sent via USPS, would have reached its intended destination within the relayed projected time.

Customer service was great at this location. I went here yesterday for the first time to inquire…read moreabout passport services. I spoke with a staff member who was Asian, I'm sorry I didn't get his name but he was so helpful in answering my questions and explaining the process. I was impressed and appreciative. I went back today with my documents and a young lady named Shawnte assisted me. OMG, she was so pleasant and helpful, she patiently took care of my documents and gave clear instructions, at the same time assisted other customers just as efficiently and friendly as she did me. It is refreshing to receive this type of service AGAIN! I have gone to several USPS locations in Rockville, Bethesda, Kensington, College Park and now Beltsville. I have to say the service and tone of this Beltsville location is superior than the others. I say it's refreshing because in today's world the type of service we receive is horrible. It's absolutely horrible to call any business for assistance and receive appropriate service. We're lucky to get a person on the phone and one who can actually resolve the issue. Thank You Beltsville USPS!! You're doing something right !!

Today was my first day ever at NARA II. I felt like a fish out of water--every archive is…read moredifferent. But the staff were so friendly (and patient!). I managed to get through quite a few boxes. But I will return tomorrow. FYI: There is a shuttle that goes from NARA I and NARA II (and vice versa). It arrives at NARA II every hour and leave five minutes past; it's really useful for everyone, but particularly students who are on research trips on a budget.

My review for National Archives is solely based on digitalized search records as ulterior motive…read morefor genealogy research or ancestry records retainment. I personally find familial history and records fascinating including oral history. I plan to sustained these military records perpetually. I sorrowfully wished I have driving skills enabling car ownership to make the long-haul trek to this federal archival material data files record keeper office at 8601 Adelphi Road, College Park, MD 20740 from New York City as I would search deeper obtaining more information. National Archives' website has painstaking digitalized and categorized military personnel records by all military branches: Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard. It is all personal to me as a next of kin seeking my beloved family member who was a U.S. Army veteran. Searches are further categorized by war periods dating back 250 years American Revolutionary War (1775-1783), War of 1812, Mexican War, Civil War, World War I, World War II including later wars and conflicts Korean War and Vietnam War. Oh! I am highly impressed that U.S. military personnel records dating 250 years are maintained and retained perpetually because my search is dating 83 years ago as it is not in recent years. My online search is very gruesome, daunting, extensive time consuming with high level of patience tolerance as there are many, many layered links and sub-links in a national centralized database. Links take users to more links and further complicated specified links. The records or biographical information are mostly abbreviated as "19" for birth year rather than year 1919 and does not explain rank, title, grade, grade code military jargon or military codes in everyday ordinary civilian language. The DD Form 214 Certificate of Release or "Discharge from Active Duty," is the official discharge paper and Official Military Personnel File (OMPF) which can also be obtained either online or mail. My data search encountered United States, Army Enlistment Records and Flexoline Index Database, by Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) under Department of Justice originated the Alien Registration Act of 1940 which I did successfully achieved basic biographical results from both file units. Further document requests can be obtain by submitting requests either online or U.S. mail for fees as draft registration cards and Records of the Selective Service. National Archives is a federal government official record keeper. These were service members who have names. They are significantly more than Army Serial Number. They lived and served. They have narratives. They are still loved and remembered.