There wasn't a lot of interesting smaller stores. The food court was OK. It wasn't too crowded. It…read morewas just kind of empty with several of school-age kids walking around (keep my judgment to myself) and a few security guards. It was a nice retreat from the heat so just a leisurely stroll. The mall in general was fine. It was just the one empty mall in every town. The parking lot is full of inattentive drivers.

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!

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.

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.

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.

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Wheaton Mall is your classic, no-frills local mall--and honestly, it does exactly what it needs to…read moredo. They've got all the staples: JCPenneys, Costco, Macy's, Target, H&M, plus smaller stores like Five Below and Bed, Bath and Beyond. The food court is huge and continues to grow, with some older spots being replaced by newer options. I was first introduced to this mall in a pretty unconventional way--at a dance event hosted by Urban Dance Artistry. The space was large enough to host a big crowd and still allow for smaller performance pockets, which showed me how versatile the mall space actually is. As far as cleanliness goes, the mall itself is generally clean and bustling with a very diverse crowd, which I love to see. The only downside? The bathrooms could definitely use some attention. They can be messy and not the freshest-smelling at times. Although I do really like that they have a separate area for kids to wash their hands. I'm not much of a mall shopper these days, and a lot of the stores aren't necessarily places I'd go out of my way for. But as a parent? This place is gold. My son absolutely loves the play area. There's also a paid bounce house spot near it (which he thoroughly enjoyed), and they have the indoor train that rides through the mall--which is basically a core childhood memory waiting to happen. It's also a great spot for teens to meet up at. I love that they have a little photo booth to print out 4 pictures on a strip, very nostalgic vibes. It's also super convenient. The Wheaton train station is right there, but it's also a hub for a lot of buses, making public transit access incredibly easy. On top of that, you've got nearby restaurants, Party City, a grocery store, and plenty of other essentials within walking distance. There's even a CVS Pharmacy nearby. Overall, it's a solid, practical, family-friendly mall. Not luxury, not glamorous--but convenient, affordable, and full of things to do--especially if you have kids. Four stars from me.

If i could give 0 stars I would. I'm in search of a baby crib for my daughter & I came before they…read moreclosed because they close at 8pm & the employee did not want to open the door for me. Very rude wanted to support a local business but I'll take my money somewhere else. The furniture store next door is very friendly & was going to ask the employee from the other store to open the door me props to him he was very friendly.

This is a good place to shop when you need something real fast. they have a new location in…read moretackoma md not at current no more

Downtown Silver Spring is amazing and has been my home for over a decade. So much transit options…read morethat will get even better with Purple Line. Good affordable parking access through the County if one drives as well. So many great businesses especially restaurants from cuisines all over the world with Ethiopian as most dominant. Probably the best coffee selection in the region as well. Two movie theatres (Regal and AFI) as well as Ellsworth and Black Box as well as Dave and Busters for entertainment. Home to some of the best beer selection around at Fenwick (retail) and Quarry House Tavern. Originally home to Denizens and Astro Lab and now Third Hill and Silver Branch. Four groceries stores as well make it far from a food desert. Multiple healthcare providers as well especially in Montgomery building. Pride, Jazz, and global festivals as well as a weekly farmers market on Saturday are nice as well. Housing options that have continued to expand tend to be more affordable than DC, Arlington, Tysons, Bethesda, and Rockville.

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!!

One thing I do love about Beltway Plaza is that the parking lot is so huge and it never feels so…read morecrowded that I have to struggle to find parking. Now, I'm sad GameStop and August 32 are gone, but some things have taken their place like a new juice bar and a new chicken spot. Speaking of, the mall feeling dated is still very much a thing. I've heard about a bunch of other new things coming, but there was a grand opening and that dated background just kind of clashed in my opinion. I can't help but wonder what their plans are.

I could have swore I reviewed this place shortly after I moved to the area, however I was wrong. On…read moremy most recent visit I decided why not finally give it a review. Upon first impressions this place looks massive and impressive. It is not your traditional mall in the sense that the anchor stores aren't what you expect. Here you have a grocery store and big box anchoring the plaza. Giant is on the one end while you have Target on the other. The rest of the stores within are a mix of national brands and local stores. I say that this place reminds me of the stores/malls in the Zohan movie. The names of the stores is what brings this to mind. It does have it's high points here, i.e., they have a movie theater, ample parking, and plenty of stores. However, they do have their low points too. Several stores have closed since I was here last. Z Burger and TJMaxx are noticeably missing. They do still seem to keep pulling in and opening up newer stores. Not sure how they are capable of doing that, but they are. It is a great place for a distraction.