The Avenue has been upgraded in the last 10 months and it's so wonderful!!! Before it wasn't run…read moredown but didn't have as many aesthetically pleasing areas but they have turned that around. The have fake grass, beautiful sitting areas, different trees and plants around...it's just so beautiful! They have things to do for every age group! You can ice skate (turning the winter time), have a picnic, run in the grassy area, take a seat and just people watch...there is just so many options. Oh and before I forget, if you still play Pokémon go...there are a lot of Pokémon to catch! (My brother was super excited about that!!) I really think the way they have laid the new areas out you could even have a outside date as a couple! Go to the turf or even catch the swing and just love away at your partner hehehe. This area has different food places to enjoy different cuisines, there is a movie theater and there are different shops to visit as well! You could grab a book from Barnes and nobles, then grab a coffee from Starbucks then take a rest in one of the benches and have some fresh air! They have parking that are close to the front of the buildings but since there aren't a whole bunch you can also park on either sides of the back of the buildings as well! Every time I come since it's been renovated, I have notice they have security around pretty often which can be good to deter certain activities. You want a beautiful adventure?? Well if that was a "YES" then you will enjoy what the Avenue has to offer!!

Very busy! Parking is hard to get along the store area. Today I had my flasher on to indicate I was…read moreturning to park into a spot, there was a car trying to back up. Not even within a minute of stopping to do that security came over to ask me why I was sitting and wanted me to keep moving, which the other car started to back up so I went into the spot.

Need a place to shop for chain store clothing, well this may satisfy some of those needs but more…read morethan likely not all. If I had to take a guess I believe they have about 30 stores altogether. Don't quote me on that. Several stores have closed and been re-purposes here. There just to be a Hollister, old navy, rue 21, PAC-sun, Aeropostale and probably more that I can't think of at the moment. They still do have 3 jewelry stores (one was closed down), 2 shoes stores, Macy's and sears as the big stores, 2 nail salons, and select food but it's not in a food court setting. The food is located on the out skirts of the mall. They have a believe only 2 places inside the mall that have food, which is the pretzel place and a Chinese place. This mall is located off of 22 and 24. So it is in the middle of two busy roads so they do stay busy at certain times of the day and year. If you are in need of some items from certain brands this is your choice, but if want a bigger selection make sure to head to whitemarsh or towson mall!! Fun fact...the mall was built on the Bel air race track!! Thought that was a cool side note!

Harford Mall is a dead mall with only a limited amount of time left. 80% of the mall is vacant at…read morethis point, with only handful of stores left including Bath & Body Works, Hot Topic, Zales, and a few others. The former Sears has been demolished and a new building has replaced it, while the former Macy's remains vacant. Businesses have begun to vacate the front of the mall that looks more like a town center style shopping center. The interior of the mall? Clean and well maintained, but there's almost nothing left in it. The center court is a lovely design and very pretty. Overall, this mall is quite lovely and I'm sure at one time it was a good location to shop, but sadly it's time is over.

This place continues to amaze me. It's like a way back machine to the 1990s. Today it was bustling…read morewith shoppers throughout. The food courts were busy and it felt like the Exton Mall in 1995. Just amazing to re-experience in this day of dead malls throughout the country. The inside is well maintained and vibrant. The outside, not so much, but the inside is really what matters.

Park City Center is still a fun, thriving place to shop. It has a nice selection of stores without…read morehaving to go to King of Prussia. The staff at this Sephora is helpful and resourceful. I needed a cute hand lotion, so I found a Glossier lotion in an adorable bottle--and it smells lovely! My preferred Sephora savings, I chose the $10.00 off for my Sephora rewards instead of any products,

Philly, it's where it all started, period! You want the real deal history of how we began, get…read morehere to see it first hand. Beautiful in every which way.

HEAR YE.....HEAR YE.........The owners of Independence Mall (Roseanna & Ken Richards) evicted me as…read morea new business tenant operating as The Neighborhood Mailbox after 6 months, simply because I refused to pay $10K for an outdoor sign coated in 23kt. gold from THEIR vendor. A different vendor gave me an estimate of half that price for the exact sign, but the Richards did NOT approve it. Apparently, the Richards have some kind of SPECIAL arrangement with their vendor (Lucky Sign Shop). Hmmmmm.........I wonder what that "arrangement" can be ?!?!?!?!!? The Richards want to upgrade the look of their mall at the tenants' expense!!! POTENTIAL TENANTS BEWARE !!!!!!

Cool mall with great places to eat. We ate at Tommy's Tavern a sports bar style place. We intended…read moreto go to an Italian place next to it but it was shut down. We were not disappointed with the food there. It was a little loud and a little dark for my taste but the food will not disappoint. I have a separate review for that place. Christiana mall has a lot of great stores! I was on a business trip to Elkton, MD. and needed to buy some sweatpants. While I did not find any that I liked at this mall I did find other items I liked and bought. The mall itself is clean and has plenty of parking outside. The food court is pretty large with a variety of places to choose from. You will find something to eat here, there are a lot of places. There's also a Target which is super convenient! I love malls with Targets, it saves you an extra trip. The prices here felt a little lower than the Bay Area, CA. I went to JC Penny and found some nice things and the cashier lady even helped me get a coupon online to save a little extra cash. All the people I interacted with here were friendly. All the stores were out together and well stocked. The only thing I was not thrilled about was the Nordstrom. I love Nordstrom, I can even say I have a Nordstrom shopping problem. This Nordstrom is very underwhelming. There is not a whole lot of selection for women and I was bummed. I was looking to see if they had some items I saw online and they did not. The store itself was clean and the employees were very nice. I'll be writting a separate review for JC Penny and Nordstrom. This mall is a good place to shop with good stores inside. Nothing too high end, they have Coach but you won't see any of the higher end brands like Louis Vuitton or Gucci here.

We went from Philadelphia For 30 mi drive. We used to go…read morethere shopping and Apple Store. Big mall with many name brand. Macy's outlet is super big. Price is something good if sale .

On Sunday me and my friend went the outlet. We were surprised that the mall was empty.. I think…read morepeople were at the beach because it was a lovely day. The mall has a good collection of stores at the mall. There were a few sales. Bath and body had a great sale. This mall used to have a Harry's but it closed a few years ago. I don't shop very much but I am glad the outlet is here.

I notice in all the bad reviews here for the last 2 years the standard reply is basically " Thanks…read morefor letting us know" I've stopped here 3 times on the way to OC and have probably only spent about $150 because there really isn't a decent place to eat to keep you going enough to want to shop all that long. You have pretzels, chain pizza, coffee or water ice. The sushi place wasn't open twice this summer. Thats your options. If they had a couple of sit down restaurants maybe you'd see groups of shoppers hanging around. You never do. The prices aren't what I consider outlet pricing either. So, I save my money and bring it to PA outlet shopping which is better and where clothing is tax free.

I have been going to this mall since it opened and our other mall closed down. In the beginning…read morethis mall was the best around with the best stores and variety and food court. It has all outdoor parking and there is lighting and "security crew?" that drive around-more on that later. This mall has been through many changes and has survived the pandemic surprisingly well considering the other places that have closed down. That is a plus for them. However they have not been able to get the stores back to fill the openings and the stores there now aren't all encompassing. They are more like a lot of individual stores (all random -for a particular group). They have the big stores Macys, JCPenney, boscovs and the Sears closed. Other stores are, hemp tattoos, hat shops, shoe stores, eateries (not much keto or vegan but can be found), bath shops, I think the mall is so empty because of this and it was a day trip. They have 2 escalators on each end of the mall and an elevator in the center in front of food court. They could use another with strollers & wheelchairs etc. They are handicap accessible and parking isn't too bad. Depends on how far you can walk. The security is a problem for me. When first opened the security was excellent! Now I don't go there anymore at night because there have been many people carjacked, attacked and robbed, women attacked in front of people and "security?" As for the "security people " I had an issue with a carful of people who hit my truck while I was sitting in a parking space. They tried to drive away and I got my phone out and recorded them leaving and laughing as I got out to check my truck. They saw me and came back yelling "you recording us?" I said yes, you hit my truck and drove away and I was in the truck. I got the plate for police. They came at me as I got in my truck. I saw "security " and waved them over to my dismay they were not helping me but cheering the people on!! I was on phone with local police at that point and I told them I didn't feel safe and that the "security " weren't there to help. They told me they know, it's a problem and they (police) don't usually respond to calls from people for assistance bc of the security people ". I got his name and the rest and went on to the police station by my house. They listened. My biggest concern here is everyone safety. 1/5 for safety The deals are great at the big stores like Macy, Boscovs and JCPenney. I did score big deals in boscovs. From clothing, house wares, holiday gifts and decorations, jewelry, and other unique coastal items. Overall I recommend the mall but beware this time of year when it gets dark early! I think if you go during the day you will be fine and check out the deals in boscovs and Macys. I didn't notice alot of holiday decorations up in the mall but they were pretty decorative in the stores. Cleanliness 3/5 Parking 4/5 -handicap accessible Restrooms-2/5 hit or miss whether you can find a clean one. Variety of stores 3/5 Happy shopping

Decent mall with a little bit of everything--Macy's, JCPenney, and a surprisingly good food court…read more Not super fancy or modern, but clean and convenient. Some stores seem to be cycling out or closing, but still works for basic shopping needs.

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Eastpoint Mall will close on August 31st, 2026. What's sad is this mall is not dead; it's very far…read morefrom it. National anchors include Gabe's and JCPenney, with local businesses occupying other anchor spaces. The interior is filled with many local businesses, some of which have started closing sales. It has a food court that was busy during my stop and still has food stands. The mall does have a basement, which has office space, and Ultrazone Baltimore, a Lazer tag place that also has arcade machines. Office space also exists above the food court, but that was largely empty. The condition of the mall overall was good with the plants still being watered. While the mall does look dated, I could find no reason the owners would want to shut it down. This is an alive, almost vibrant mall that by the end of August will be no more. It's a real shame.

I grew up in Dundalk. My grandmother used to take me to Eastpoint as a child. I went to see Santa…read morethere, the Easter Bunny. A hundred stores must have come and gone since then. It's a sad shell of a space now. To think there used to be penguins and monkeys there. Eastpoint is now a popular local meme: "If Eastpoint Mall hasn't given up neither should you"... However, several stores and kiosks are still decorated for Christmas and it's August, so I don't know about the "not giving up" part. I have never seen so many downtrodden employees, lounging in empty stores, scrolling aimlessly through their phones. They know no one is coming to save them from the relentless boredom. Someone will rob one of the jewelry stores, if they're lucky. There are three food stalls in the food court: a Japanese place that doesn't give samples (I grew up having sample givers chase us through half the food court), a chicken box/fish spot, and the pizza place that has been there since the dawn of time. Nothing substantial. Definitely nothing that could be called a national chain. Want a cheeseburger? You're going to have to leave the mall and walk across the parking lot to McDonald's. JC Penney is the only anchor store, which never bodes well. Value City is gone. I swear my mom must have bought 90% of her furniture there. Remember when there was an Ames there? Or the Kmart? There's a haunted house in that space now. How very Dundalk. What other mall do you know that has a haunted house in it? There wasn't anything that I particularly wanted to buy out in the mall. I like to take a spin through about once a year. Watch the slow decay of yet another happy memory of my childhood (we used to go to the Friendly's there - it was across from the Brass Hen - and that's where I learned I love black raspberry ice cream, for example). I won't be surprised when it finally closes. I'll be sad, but that's the fall of capitalism for you. It's a race to the ultimate finish line between Eastpoint and Marley Station in Glen Bernie. It'll be interesting to see which survives the longest.