The Hagerstown outlet has gotten very quiet over the years but I still enjoy visiting to find good…read moredeals without too much people traffic. Got a great deal on a north face jacket and Eddie Bauer jacket at my last visit. Always have to get Auntie Anne's while I'm there too.

I remember this place when I was little and it was bustling with people. Certainly not as much as…read moreLeesburg, but it was pretty full in occupancy. Well its October 2025, and it was like a Ghost town and the food court was by far the saddest one. I think only two places were opened on a Saturday. Lots of stores are closed and the parking lot was completely free. Not much selection now in terms of things. They still have some clothing stores left, but not sparse in terms of styles. The food court is actually clean because of the low foot traffic and someone is constantly cleaning the place. They do have Tesla superchargers here so its a good place to charge and walk around. The chargers are in the corner of the lot and typically just walking to the bathroom and back and most of the charge should be done so not really much time left to wander. It was sad to see and kind of made me feel like life has moved on from my childhood.

Nice open-air shopping center with some decent fast casual dining options + Starbucks for your…read morecoffee needs and a Regal Cinemas. MOM's Organic Market is the major draw for us. We love grocery shopping there.

I first discovered this place looking for 4DX closer to me when Gallery Place Regal closed down for…read morea bit. Ever since I've been returning for the wide variety of shops they have here. They have something for everyone in terms of the stores, restaurants, and various other things in this section. Frederick really does have a little bit of everything because there's so much space to build out here and with the addition of Firebirds and a few other places it just really shines and it's great for locals and those who don't mind traveling a few minutes to enjoy the place they were looking for. It's always clean here and there are rarely any crazy things happening. It's also great in the summer time if you want to walk around or enjoy the outdoors. There's always great service at the stores and restaurants here. Good value for what you get in terms of money and convenience. Things are decently priced given the current state of things. There's always room for improvement, but this space is on the right track.

The TwilightThursday concert series have been amazing! All of the bands have been great playing…read moreR&B, Pop, and oldies. It's free and all you need is your chair. If you get there early enough you can grab a bite to eat and use the restaurant seating. There's an area in front of the stage for dancing and believe me it's used. It's so much fun being with your family and friends enjoying good music. The vibes are electric! This is a non smoking and alcohol event. There are 2 more concerts left and then I will feel like my summer is coming to an end:(

They are still doing the Thursday concert series during the summer months from June until August…read more The scenery as far as restaurants had changed. They now have a Rock& Toss crab house, Sake Japanese steakhouse, Cava, and Nalley Fresh. A Mama's on the Halfshell is coming soon. I came on this occasion to enjoy the live music with my family. It so nice to have a free outdoor activity to entertain everyone. I had a great time. On this occasion I got some Missikn BBQ. I enjoyed out in the little avenue area they have roped off. They no longer allow and consumption of alcoholic outside so you will have to enjoy that at one of the few locations nearby before coming out to see the music. Smoking is not allowed but there are always a few violators. I saw plenty of security monitoring the area and they will remind people this is an alcohol and smoke free event. I had a great time and will come back as long as the weather cooperates.

So much to do here. In the winter, I love ice skating…read more Today they had the Memorial Day Parade with lots of performances. Lots of nearby parking garages which can be free and some are paid. My favorite places here: Library, BobaPOP, Kyoto, 5 Guys , First Watch. Lots of Pokestop or gyms if you play Pokémon go. Alot of good restaurants are gone :( so make sure you check before coming here. Oh yeah Trader Joe's is here and with free 60 minute parking!

This area is so sketchy at night some people like to hang out in parking garage B or in the back…read moregrass area behind Kusshi restaurant. There's so much garbage (cigarette buds, trash bags and food), poor maintenance and dog mess in grass and it's dark so be cautious leaving your car or walking around there at night. Someone was trying car door handles at the parking lot.

We have been shopping at these outlets for decades. Many of the shops have turned over, leaving…read moreempty storefronts. However, some new stores have moved in, like Generations of Furniture. They also still have Old Navy, Chicos, Talbots, Pepperidge Farms, Under Armor, Christmas Tree Hill, Gertrude Chocolates, and others. While this shopping center isn't as robust as it once was, it's still fun to walk around and look for bargains.

Couldn't actually shop here they all closed super early, but I was in town for business and a…read moreconference and when we were finished and had dinner, everything was closed so I'm not even sure that this is good shopping or not must be since it's only available during certain hours

Francis Scott Key Mall is a great place to shop. It has great stores like Dick's Sporting Goods,…read moreMacy's and JCPenney. I actually purchased items on all 3 stores. The mall was very clean and easy to get around. I did notice that this mall doesn't have a good selection of places to eat inside the mall. Overall it was nice to shop here.

I'm always down for a new mall. This mall is just terrible. I've never seen a mall have a mallbox…read morestore in it, lol, that's different. Not many stores, online shopping is doing a number on brick and mortar stores, I think it's kinda sad.

This shopping center is located east of Hagerstown along US-40 aka National Pike. The main anchor…read morehere is the ALDI grocery store but there is also a Chinese buffet, shoe store, pizza, Burger King, AutoZone, book/video store and paint shop. The parking lot is in very good condition but strangely is missing a stop sign from one of the posts. Lots of curbs and well painted lines to keep traffic flowing at a reasonable pace. [Review 15555 overall - 619 in Maryland - 1059 of 2021.]

This is another mall that I don't actually feel bad visiting (a.k.a. Dead Mall Syndrome). This one…read moreis still mostly full with a lot of folks bustling around - at least on the Saturday I visited. There also businesses ringed around the periphery, meaning that this is a busy area - if you're nostalgic and/or like your retail all in on place, the Valley Mall is for you! Recommended!

Today, 12/23/25, I visited this store to pick up a customer order. The counter clerk was unpleasant…read moreand unhelpful. She was also outright rude, acting as if she did not want to retrieve the customer's order. I asked for a manager; she resisted calling one and displayed an unnecessary attitude. When the manager finally came to the front, she was not helpful either. She did not look for the customer's order and simply told me it was not there. To justify not checking, she stated that she had already told the customer the store did not have the item they ordered. This store has EXTREMELY POOR customer service, and as an African American woman, I was led to believe that the behavior I experienced was prejudiced.

Thursday 5/2/2024…read more It's been a while but I have finally visited a new Maryland Dutch market. I spent around 2 hours shopping inside the market as I made sure to visit nearly all the vendors and get all the items I was interested in trying for the first time. First stop was the candy vendor where I got a quarter pound of cookies n cream fudge $3.98. Then the Bakery vendor where I got a carrot cake (whole) $21, cream cheese cinnamon buns $7.59, white icing cinnamon buns $7.59, pumpkin roll (whole) $10, and a carrot cake roll (whole) $9. Then I went to the donut vendor where I got a dozen assorted donuts $15 but I only had a glazed, chocolate Oreo, fruity pebble, Dutch crumb filled, and s'more. Then the fresh produce & juices vendor where I got an orange juice half gallon $14, strawberry lemonade $10, and blackberry lemonade $10. Then the pizza vendor where I got a slice of their bbq chicken pizza $4.55. Then Ben's bbq where I spent $43.68 and got less than half a pound (.40) of their bbq ribs, a quarter pound beef brisket, stuffed chicken breast meal with 2 sides (smoked Mac n cheese & mashed potatoes), and 14x assorted wings (bbq, smoked, Cajun, honey bbq, old bay, seasoned, and bourbon). Then the log & pretzel vendor where I got a Cajun crab log $7, beef brisket log $8, cinnamon sugar pretzel $4, and a side of white icing 0.75$. Then Verna's sub shop where I got an 8 inch steak n cheese sub $12.49 and large boardwalk fries $7. Then the farmer's cookhouse where I spent $23.82 and got a 3pc dark meal with 2 sides of wedges, 1 fried chicken breast, and a pulled pork sandwich. Finally, I stopped at the pig roast vendor (special pig roast event) where I got a pig roast sandwich $9. Tier list for everything I tried: - Good * BlackBerry lemonade * Strawberry lemonade * Carrot cake whole * Cream cheese cinnamon buns * White icing cinnamon buns * Donuts (glazed first, then chocolate Oreo, Dutch crumb filled, fruity pebbles, s'mores) * Pig roast sandwich * Cookies n cream fudge * Assorted chicken wings * Bbq rib * Carrot cake roll - Neutral (mixed opinion/in the middle) * Pumpkin roll * Bbq chicken pizza * Orange juice * Cinnamon sugar pretzel & white icing * Cajun crab log * Beef brisket log * 8 inch steak n cheese sub * Boardwalk fries * 3 pc dark meal with potato wedges * Fried Chicken breast - Bad * Pulled pork sandwich * Beef brisket * Stuffed chicken breast meal (sides of Mac n cheese & mashed potatoes) Overall, here's another Maryland Dutch market that I'm glad I experienced. I would recommend this spot and would be open to returning. My automatic favorites would be the glazed donut, carrot cake, strawberry lemonade, blackberry lemonade, and the assorted wings. My Updated Maryland Dutch market rankings: 1. Annapolis Dutch market 2. Laurel Dutch market 3. Germantown Dutch market 4. Hagerstown Dutch market 5. Upper Marlboro Dutch market

At first I only came here to buy cheese, butter and snacks. Then I ate at one of the stands. Now I…read morewant to eat here every time I visit. Bonus for coming on Thursday or Friday. It's not as busy- still busy, but not unmanageable. I love this place with every fiber of my being!