My recent visits have been good. The lines aren't usually too long. As with these types of stores,…read moreit's always hit or miss! I've been able to find some good deals. The customer service is good. Parking is plentiful!

I went to the store today I was trying to buy a luggage they have "2 pieces set" but they tried to…read morecharged me for the 2 pieces separate, keep in mind that the label says "2 pieces set" the manager was very rude and told me that it was store policy to charge for separate, the carry on didn't have any label with size or nothing on it. I asked her to show me the label for the carry on and her excuse was that it didn't have one. I have the picture showing the 2 pieces sign on in.

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.

The employee Rajesh was super nice! And we found everything that we needed. I really recommend…read morepurchasing from Rajesh!

Went to get a portable power bank , first employee rolled his eyes when I asked where one was and…read morepointed without even acknowledging me or looking and sent me to the milk dept, cool. Second employee was no knowledgeable and was disrespectful. Other employees i asked laughed and ignored because English wasn't their first language. Finally found what I needed and the person trying to open them didn't speak English and didn't even know how to use their Walmart device to open it so I had to instruct them, and gave me attitude -/ genuinely the worst customer service and experience I've ever dealt with - wouldn't even recommend for a quick stop, run

Busy shopping center with many retail and dining options! I've been coming here for many years! I…read morestill do! So glad they've added a Home Goods over here. I really like the 5th Avenue beauty supply store - prices are great! And of course, I can't forget, one of my Laurel faves, Mad Cow Grill! I've seen the Laurel area really grow over the years so more businesses are necessary and this shopping center has alot of options! I know I missed some of the many businesses here, but here are some: -Two nail salons -Marshalls -Giant -Chuck E Cheese -Car wash -Capital One Bank -Bank of America -Negril -Barbershop -LA Fitness -T Mobile -Sally's -Subway There's plenty of parking over here!

"That's been on all night, hasn't it?"…read more Off panel, Damian Wayne, the son of Bruce Wayne and Talia al Ghul, gestures to the giant bat signal adorning the blood-red sky in the opening pages of writer-artist Dustin Nguyen and writer Derek Fridolfs' Li'l Gotham volume one. "This is the one night of the year that it stays on until it burns out," Batman explains. "It's a good thing if you're rich enough to afford the electric bill," Robin smirks. "But I don't..." "Shush! Down there!" Damian admonishes his father. "It's crime time," Robin yells as he hurdles off the building's ledge, from which they were once perched like gargoyles, and immediately engages in fisticuffs with whom he believes to be the Riddler, Two-face, and the Joker. "AAGGGHHH! Don't hurt us!" They plead. "Robin, stop!" Bruce pleads as he grabs Damian's fist-clenched right hand. "They're just kids." "They're just kids? KIDS?! What lowlife has kids doing their dirty work?" the ever-mission-focused Damian scowls. "Look around you," Bruce calmly adopts the roles of teacher and parent as he walks into a bustling sidewalk filled with kids dressed as Superman, Lex Luthor, Darkseid, Zatanna, Flash, and Mr. Freeze, among a few less DC-specific, generic Halloween icons. "It's Halloween." Before 2020, in the U.S., parents could rely on myriad pop-up costume shops and national retailers to fulfill their pre-teens' desires to dress up like Li'l Clayface or Li'l Poison Ivy. Post pandemic, one of the last brick-and-mortar places parents have left for such holiday-shopping is Target, which, unfortunately, is no longer as committed nationally to exploring new customer bases and bolstering first-time business owners. At least at this 3343 Corridor Marketplace location in Laurel, Maryland, the exceptional customer service from Lynn makes each trip for groceries, household staples, and seasonal offerings worthwhile for us.

It's a target. But the good kind. Too many times I see targets slacking and not moving the line…read moreenough in the self checkout but this one went fast. There were associates on the floor available for when I asked a question if where the board games were. And everything was well stocked. No issues with asking if they had something in the back. Gladly pay a little bit more to avoid another store and to keep the brick and mortar open.

The service is terrible. There was maybe 1 or 2 cashiers. The line was long. They sell a variety of…read moreitems. Prices are not too expensive.

Not too pleased. I have learned that Ross is definitely a hit or miss type of thing. This goes for…read morethe selection in addition to what the store will look like. Today, there was a great deal of stuff but it was bit overwhelming because there wasn't that great of organization. The shoe department had so much, but there really wasn't any rhyme or reason to why it looked the way it did. The clothing selection appeared to be alright. The line was long, which is to be expected. There is always a great value and good prices, you have to pack your patience to look for things.

Whenever I'm around, I like to stop by the Maxx if I'm nearby, because they always have cool stuff…read more This location is in the corner of a strip mall. Despite its size, I felt that it was packed pretty right, and the selection in my opinion was just okay. The value is always good and at this time, they had just begun their clearance mark downs. Despite it being mid day, the check out process took a wee bit longer than I would have liked. If I'm around, I'll go back.

They reasonable price items, but they need to have for cashiers lanes opened. At times their…read moreselection is good.

I was in the area and decided to stop by this store. It has been some years since I visited an Old…read moreNavy store (different location) and wanted to see if they still carried some tops I still wear during Fall/Winter months. Either the store overall no longer carries what I was looking for, or I may have missed it during the last season. I noticed they had what looked like a shawl to wear indoors and thought it would be perfect in keeping me warm. At the time I visited, there was a sale going on, so that helped a lot. They also had some sleepwear sets, but when I felt them, I noticed the material was very thin - more for maybe spring weather vs winter. I will look for that at a different store altogether. I did not stay long in this store. It was quick in and out. I still had good service when I checked out.

Since I had some time to kill in between errands, I decided to drop by this Old Navy just to check…read moreout what they have for 30-40 minutes. Since hitting my 30s, I've considered myself too "old" for Old Navy. But, I decided to open my mind a little bit...and escape the heat with some quick window shopping. I was quite surprised that I found a few summer wear items that were on sale especially because many items were marked off 30-50%. I thought the store, for the most part, had a decent inventory of clothes and was very well-organized. Overall, I thought customer service was pretty good. I get it's a part of their job, but I get a bit annoyed when I'm asked to apply for a high interest store credit card MULTIPLE times during a shopping adventure. It would be nice if these corporations could pass on savings to customers WITHOUT them applying for and using a store credit card.