Cutesy little shopping area w plenty of restaurants, specialty stores, and art gallery that is…read moreamazing, and boutiques. There's plenty of parking here. The premises are always clean. I have been totally wow'd by the places they have opened here at this center within the last 2 years. Impressed actually. I look forward to continuing to eat and shop here. If you have not visited, stop by! they have dessert places as well to enjoy ;)

Fabulous new renovation with new stores still coming!!!! Same upscale outdoor mall with new unique…read moreboutiques and fabulous new restaurants and cafes. Clothing, home goods, jewelry, skincare, and so much more!!! Something for everyone!! Outdoor seating with beautiful landscaping as always!! Great place to meet friends and plenty of outdoor seating.

I've been going to Harbor Place for years, back when each part of the commercial sprawl had…read moreflagship vendors. Now, not so much, and the 300 portion of Harbor Place is being used as an event space from time to time. Overall, Harbor Place has good bones and I wonder if said bones will survive the planned upgrades to the area. If so, my recommendation is to do a facade update - paint, perhaps add some new cheap flooring? Good bones don't hide that Harbor Place is looking a little down and needs a quick hit of makeup. Decent event space.

Great service, wonderful attentive staff during brunch with delicious coffee. Parking was easy and…read moreplentiful.

This is a cute little shopping center. They have a good collection of stores there including…read moreTarget, Walmart, Marshall's, T. J. Maxx, DSW, Bed Bath and Beyond, Michaels arts and crafts, etc. They also have restaurants including Panera Bread, Subway, Einstein Bro's Bagels, etc. Also near the shopping center, at the intersection of Goucher BLVD and Putty Hill Ave is an Exxon and in its parking lot is a tiny hut called Chloe's Homemade Snowballs run by an old friendly gentleman who would totally look like Santa in a red outfit. There are many flavors and prices are cheap. I have tried strawberry, orange, mango, peach, and piña colada and they were all yummy. This is a refreshing stop after long hours of shopping.

this shopping center has some ok stores in it, i was there for rainbow, but there is an ollies as…read morewell as a 5below, shopping center has a lots of eating options as well.

I find myself coming here because is conveniently located in Columbia Maryland. I usually visit…read moreMacy's, Nordstrom and JC Penny. I avoid coming on a Sunday afternoon because it's usually packed. The public areas of the mall are always clean including the mall restrooms. My only complaint is that parking can be challenging.

On this nice Saturday, I decided to go to the mall for a couple of stores…read more It was a great day after being locked down with bouts of snow and ice. This mall is still viable and family friendly. Parking is hard for those needing disability parking as its not many spots close. I enjoyed the day eventhough the escalators in the mall seemed to be out of service moving folks to department stores to go up or down.

Princess Shopping Center strip-mall is full of restaurants and shops and businesses. Easy access…read morefrom eastbound US-40 Baltimore National Pike at the diner, and from westbound Frederick Road. It's just a little east of Centennial Lane, and about 2-miles west of US-29. We come here for several of the restaurants, and for the shipping store. My checkin here cut off some of my photos, so here's an attempt to post a photo of the front of each of the 14 or 15 places (May 2026). Baltimore Orthodontic Group Smiles 4 Kids dentistry Hot Pot Hero Kyoto Matcha Dessert Postal Xpress & More (we've shipped from here :-) Moderneer / Cuckoo Cosmetics & Health Eattini Thai Kitchen (we've eaten here :-) Chin Xi'an Style Restaurant / Bekong Tea House (we've eaten at the Xi'an half :-) Legacy Tae Kwan Do JJ Golf Studio store and driving range Lil Thingamajigs (toys and such) Ugane restaurant Honey & Karaoke Honey Pig Restaurant (we've eaten here :-)

Not to be confused with the Prince Shopping Center, which is all purple, located in Minneapolis,…read moreand sells guitars, reddish berets, reddish miniature corvettes, and sex toys and stuff. This is an extremely large shopping center where there used to be a Kung Fu Tea and I'm not sure why it's not still here. It will certainly be missed even though they weren't so friendly to me. There's a ton of other businesses here including some good food, and it can be a good late-night hang out spot for various reasons. I like the plaza and it's fairly easy to get to, way out in the beautiful woodlands of Ellicott City.

The atmosphere is friendly lots of options to choose from. Friendly people great value. Cleaned…read morearea with plenty of seating.

Cross Street Market has always been a great experience over the years. There is something here for…read moreindividuals, families, and date night outings. I do miss the old Cross Street Market before the complete renovation in 2018, which seemed to cater to the average local, however, the current, more modern market certainly is a gem in Federal Hill despite the more expensive food prices. I like the selection of cuisines featured. The diversity covers bar food, dinner food, quick bites, and dessert. And of course there are plenty vendors serving crab dishes. Some of the great vendors have come and gone, like the pretzel dog vendor which for a long time was the only reason I would visit Cross Street Market. I appreciate the seating made available in the areas near each food vendor. The space is utilized efficiently, from the storage of food in the freezers near the dining tables, to the small stages where artists perform. The market is a great pre-game destination and option to watch the game if you skip the stadium altogether. Keep in mind, on NFL game day this place gets packed, so arrive early. There is ample street parking in the vicinity, however, on game days finding parking in this neighborhood is a nightmare. Overall, a must visit when in the area.

I could never hate this Market (new and old). The best snowballs! For $2 i can get a overflow small…read moresnowball. I love getting peach and egg custard. I tried the new spot Kulture Crunch. The young lady was so nice! I got the soul food salad and I want another one! Its really good. The cornbread croutons was delicious!

Apparently this is not the original site of the historical Lexington Market but a newly built…read morespace. Nonetheless it is a two story food court with various food vendors and merchants. I would say the ratio of food vs goods is around 10:1. So not much of a shopping area if you're a tourist looking for souvenirs or locally made goods. But if you're in the downtown area looking for a quick bite then this is the place to be. There are various cuisines in here ranging from Chinese, Korean, Caribbean, American and much more. Most entrees ranges from $15-$25. The place was bustling on a Monday afternoon. Lots of folks hanging out outside and inside. There are plenty of seating inside as well. It's also conveniently located downtown not too far away from the arena. It was 10 minute walk from our hotel.

Probably hopping in the summer time, but I liked the vibe event with the lack of people bustling…read moreabout. They have great shops and a hunch of eateries but this is definitely a tourist spot. They had a make shift ice skating rink set up which looked super cute. Not a must when visiting the city but definitely handy if you're in the area for a quick trip. Something to mention, they had a cool art installation which had a bunch of vinyl records displayed on the walls.