We came to the Towne Centre at Laurel to look around at Guitar Center. We did find ourselves…read morelooking around other stores while here. We parked on the side close to Old Navy. We enjoyed a bite to eat at Sakura. You can't go wrong with their Teriyaki Chicken, Rice and Steamed Veggies combo that comes with a drink. The plus side of the Town Centre is the AMC Movie Theater. It's in the center end of the Town Centre. The shopping centers overall is good. There are a variety of stores, food, the movie theater and a few necessity spots for example a Dentist. Some may say why put one in a shopping centre but I've seen this more often than you may think. It doesn't hurt for convenience, so I don't have any negative feedback on that.

This location is pretty cool. Its new (opened in the last two years) and located right on Rt. 1 in…read moreLaurel. I always visit when l am in the area. They have a Harris Teeter, movie theater, Buffalo Wild Wings ( to open shortly), Mission BBQ, Blaze Pizza, Ulta, Old Navy and a host of other stores. There is plenty of parking, security is visible, and l felt comfortable shopping here everytime l have visited.

This towne center feels so hidden! There's quite a lot of stores to choose from. I went to bath and…read morebodyworks and did some shopping at Dick's. Large parking lot and also a good variety of restaurants to choose from.

I love coming down to the Waugh Chapel Towne Centre. This location is really a one stop shop for…read moreall of my shopping, food and essential needs. I love how festive this Towne Centre is, always having events, music and holiday gatherings/decorations.

Wow! This is one of the largest outdoor shopping centers I've been to besides an outlet mall. There…read moreis such a variety of shopping and dining options. There is a Barnes and Noble as an anchor store. The one by me is long gone. The Best Buy here is now vacant. They have many good food options. We were here for the Savor Bowie event. Seemed like 100+ vendors were lining the Main Street. Still, lots of of free parking option available in the back lots. Stores don't open until noon on Sundays from what I noticed. Many restaurants didn't have breakfast options except First Watch, of course.

You can tell that this place came into existence during the outdoor mixed used retail craze of the…read moreearly 2000s. You can find one of these in just about any neighborhood or city. They all look like cookie cutter examples from the original. The only difference, the stores held within. This location does seem to be fairing well when compared to other locations. Obviously not as good as outlet malls, but still holding its own. I was surprised by the amount of stores, but the lack of foot traffic. I came on a Sunday and there was hardly anyone here. Those that were coming were running into a single store and heading out. It doesn't seem that far fetched to have an area like this be busy. But I think that most people are straying away from shopping centers like this. The mix of stores didn't really compliment one another and if you wanted to go to other stores in the center you have to go away from the town center portion. I am sure that when it is warmer this is a more vibrant place, but places like this aren't that magically in the colder months.

A well maintained, small strip mall in Odenton at the corner of MD-175 and MD-170. Several…read morelong-term stores/companies have been in this location for years. There's a restaurant, a carry-out pizzeria, barber shop, nail salon, a Vet services and a Trophy/Engraving store.

Had some time to kill while in the area, so my family and I decided to walk around the mall…read more We were very surprised but happy with how crowded the mall was! With mall culture dying, it was refreshing! All of your typical mall stores are here, with some other stores for your shopping pleasure. There's also a few restaurants as well as a food court. Plenty of parking too!

Love the Mall. Great shops that are very unique and a lot of boutiques that have wonderful…read moreselections of things you can't find elsewhere. The food court is amazing. Great options. Especially for someone like me who is vegan and pescatarian. I'm not a fan of Hermeste the people follow you around the mall being a nuisance, trying to get you to buy something out of their store after they rub your hands with lotion and sea salt that stinks and it throws off your natural body scent or whatever perfume and or cologne you put on that day. I do not like them. I do not like them. I do not like them. That is called soliciting and or downright harassment. you didn't want to rub your hands down with lotion and sea salt that they say is from the Dead Sea and then they try to overcharge you $65 $285. I don't like them. I wish they would leave me alone. They need to leave me alone and other people cause they don't like them and when you don't buy something from them, they start speaking in a different language and I think that is very disrespectful and rude.

The Ridgeview Plaza Shopping Center has been in place over 50+ years; consistently serving the…read moreArmed Forces stationed at Fort G. G. Meade, MD. Many changes have occurred within the center but the owners have maintained the location. Many eateries and a Food Lion grocery store provides to the locals.

This plaza is an old staple of the community. It has everything you need including a 24 hr gym…read more(planet fitness), decent eateries, and a clean small foodlion. The only downside I see is the parking lot needs an overhaul/ repaving. I do appreciate the lack of pan handlers in front of the stores.

A nice enough all season plaza but without public restrooms. The Pentagon Row is now called…read moreWestpost. No public transportation nearby, but luckily they still got an easy to find address 1201 S. Joyce St (Google Map, Uber, etc don't direct you to some wrong, mistaken side or back entrance). We came here for the Asian Night Market event on a crisp but warm fall Saturday. Pretty nicely set up with Asian lute / plucked zither / drums. There were five stalls (run by some famous chefs!). The food wasn't really street food / finger food style. Vermicelli noodle for example, isn't really conducive to eating while walking around (in a bowl). The plaza has artificial lawns and nice wide loungers all over. The drawback is that there wasn't any public restroom (at least I didn't find any). That's unacceptable for such a public plaza that hosts festivals often. Sure there are toilets inside restaurants, cafes, and businesses around the plaza but one shouldn't be forced to go into one of them and beg.

Amazing area. It always has a festive feel and a variety of shops. Currently has Christmas decor,…read morewhich makes for great photo backdrop. You can ice skate, grab food, or shop. Convenient location. There are also well lit markers to help with navigating the area.

Seems to be a great location option for events. However, recent event attended there was clearly…read moretoo large for the spacing. The bathrooms were clean. I liked the stage set up and could envision how it looks for a more appropriate sized event. Very easy to travel to via rideshare from Navy yard hotels. Loved the onsite bookstore.

ALWAYS a good time here. Mostly people Local to the DC area…read more I love how they have events weekly in support of the community, there's literally something for everyone (food, shopping, playground, cocktails). Check out their socials because this is the spot for live music as well.