The garage felt like a maze -- narrow lanes, constant dead ends, and pillars everywhere. If you drive a full‑size vehicle, half the levels might as well be off‑limits. You circle around, only to find more blockages and more "not here" spots. By the time you finally get inside the mall, the directory is just as useless. No red star, no "You are here," nothing to orient yourself. We had to stand there and basically reverse‑engineer our location just to figure out how to reach Macy's. And the punchline? The only way to get to Macy's was to exit the mall entirely, walk across the street, and enter through a separate building. Between the parking chaos and the confusing layout, the whole place feels poorly designed and genuinely unnavigable. read more

Towson Town Center is a large four floor mall with plenty of free parking. Unfortunately, it is in a downturn right now, and I was not impressed with the store selection. The first and second floors do not stand out and had a lot of local businesses, and there's nothing wrong with that, but it doesn't fit this malls reputation. H&M and Round1 are the standouts here. The third and fourth floors have a classic shopping mall look. The food court on the third floor has many good options including Chick-fil-A. The fourth floor is largely vacant with only a handful of stores, but nice views of the mall's architecture. The Macy's and Nordstrom are the anchors of these floors, if you need them. Towson Town Center is disappointing, with a weak selection of stores compared to Arundel Mills and The Mall in Columbia. Depending on your needs, Towson might not be a worthwhile stop. read more

This mall tends to have some on going issues with safety. The parking has improved some with a system that alerts where parking spots are available. Depending on the day, time, weekend/week day and if its a holiday would determine the type of crowd of shopping. When I went it was just before Christmas, therefore, parking was hectic and the mall was busy. I was able to make my shopping experience smooth by parking on the top level and going to the stores necessary then leaving out. The mall was decorated and in sync with the holiday spirit. read more

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I've been to this mall a number of times over the years. I few weekends ago I visited specifically for the Madewell store, but after I completed my business at Madewell, I wandered the mall. I have to say...this mall has declined greatly. They seem to be missing the high end stores they used to have (primarily Tiffany's) and there's a rundown feel about it. Also, the down escalator in the food court was out of commission on a Sunday during peak shopping time. Having to wait in line for an elevator sucked. I'm glad this isn't the mall closest to me and I only visit every blue moon for specific things. read more

I'm not sure why this mall remains successful in the wake of recent news stories about violence and chain store closings, but this is the best indoor shopping mall in the county. Stores sell essential to luxury merchandise. Plenty of parking even when busy but don't park there to go the movies across Joppa Road or anywhere else outside the mall. Mall escalators sometimes work. read more

How's the student at Hopkins this was essentially the closest mall we had to go to when we were on the undergraduate campus. I still have fond memories of renting a car with my friends (is ZipCar still even a thing?) and spending the day at the TTC. Naturally, all malls have suffered to some degree in recent years with online shopping getting more and more prevalent. Towson Town Center remains reasonably active though, and there are quite a few streets nearby with active businesses as well. read more

Great variety of shopping choices! It was not to busy the day we went but it was steady. Parking was a bit tricky but to be expected for a mall on a weekend. read more

Never been a fan of shopping malls but I had to bring my daughter out here because this is the closest location with a Rainbow store. There are plenty of garages for parking. We came in on a Sunday afternoon and it wasn't that crowded. The food court could have been cleaner. Doesn't look like they give it enough attention. There also seemed to be a lack of seating in the Food Court area. In walking through the mall most of the stores were open. They have all the major mall stores but I was looking for a place that sold greeting cards and wasn't able to find one. I found that about half of the escalators were out of order and there aren't many traditional stairways to use. Still not a fan but I would come back if I absolutely had to. read more

This used to be a great mall, but they can't seem to bother to maintain it. The escalators are perpetually broken, and the parking garage elevators all smell like piss. There's still a good selection of stores and my kids enjoy going to round 1 for bowling and video games as well as visiting the food court, read more

All the stores you would typically find. Only two Anchor stores though, Macys and Nordstrom. Food Court, Round 1 bowling center and a few sit down restaurants such as The Cheesecake Factory. read more

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I've been coming to this mall for years but hadn't for quite some time until recently. I almost forgot how much I liked it here! It was a weekend, so this place was jam packed! Parking was a bit of a nightmare though. I often wonder, with all the online retail options, do people even shop in person anymore? Well coming here reminded me that yes, many people still do shop in person. This mall offers a lot in terms of shopping and dining. I saw signs for a Fogo de Chao coming. Woot!! I wasn't looking for much but ended up getting a few things before sitting down in the food court to enjoy my drink from Starbucks and do some people watching! I hope this mall is here to stay! read more

Meh. If Yelp didn't require 85 characters that's all I would say. This "upscale" mall is rapidly sliding into mediocrity. Macy's now opens at 10, not 9. The food court hardly has options and they all open at different times, only serving lunch and beyond. Some of my favorite stores have closed and the parking garage is questionable in terms of safety and security. Will avoid from now on. read more

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Great mall! Closest Nordstrom to me (with a cafe)! I enjoy that and bath and body works! There's also a Cinnabon on the lower level. This is a great mall for families, adults, teens and couples. It's always very clean. Check it out! read more

Came to the mall to get information on summer camps for my boy. The were a lot of options for all types of children. Ranger was from 3-16 and included special needs children as well. I with there were more high level academic camps available. But there was art camps and even sail boat camps. Prices range from 500$ per week or 3k- 4k for the entire summer. read more

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While it is central to Towson, MD in a good location, there are too many reports of crime in this shopping area and malicious destruction of property within the mall. There are random stabbings, shootings, mobs of people who come in to destroy and loot what they can. It's changed this much in the last 20 years. Shoppers beware of what goes on there; be careful of where you park. Park as close to the mall entrances, backed into a space so you can pull away from this location in a hurry. read more

I visited this mall for the first time yesterday. To my surprise, I liked this place. It appeared to be well kept, had all of the typical "mall stores," and wasn't too crowded. This mall is ideal for folks who want to browse, are searching for specific things, or are elderly/persons with disabilities. I plan to visit in the future. read more

Towson Town Center - Shopping Centers Near Me - Towson, Maryland

Whenever my son breaks down, I get my truck and some cables, and I Towson wherever he needs to go. Except to Towson. I refuse to Tow Son to Towson. It's just too expensive here. This is a very fancy mall that spans most of downtown Towson these days. Parking is a nightmare and there's so much here to eat and do, but a lot of it is overpriced and crappy chains. There are a few little gems and even a good boba shop or two, but it's not my favourite place to visit or shop or park, even though it's very pretty and white and expensive and suburban. read more

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Love this mall! We stopped here for a quick meal and some shopping. We are always looking for organic, craft items and unique gifts & we can always find them here! There's plenty of parking in garage or outside in front of other entrances. A lot of food options to choose from depending upon your taste and price. There's an elevator for handicap & ramps from garage. We really enjoyed the holiday display with Santa awaiting the children's request. We shopped here for a while and had excellent service in every store we entered from Apple to Vera Bradley to a unique clothing store whose name we cannot recall. Cleanliness 5/5 Handicap access/parking 5/5 Variety of stores 5/5 Security 5/5 from what we saw Definitely recommend trying this mall & check out the unique stores here in addition to the usual mall stores. read more

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Fantastic shopping venue that never let's me down !! I love anywhere that has a parking garage as well as several floors to satisfy all shopping pleasures. This mall has been consistent w the best shopping store selections from Nordstrom, Nordstrom Rack, Macy's, Express (Men & Women), J Crew, Gymboree. GAP, North Face, Apple, Pier 1, Fossil, Bath & Body Works, Lush, etc. They added higher end stores a few years ago, Tiffany & Co., Louis Vuitton, Burberry, True Religion, Lacoste, etc. And the food... oh the food... Cheese Cake Factory, Stony River, PF Chang's, etc And most importantly... there's an in house STARBUCKS !! #LifeIsGreat Towson Town Center continues to rise above the rest !! Job well done!! read more

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Always feels empty even when theres many people. The stores never seem busy. Unless you go to the food court. Many people are in there. Its usual clean. The restrooms could be kept up a little bit more. Service is fine. Many stores. Stuff is kind of pricey but it is a mall. read more

My go to mall. Always have some type of sale. Service is fast especially their food court area. They fake plants rocks!

A Nice crowded place in the heart of Towson. It's a nice place to walk around and shopping. It's nice place for kids too whether you go there for shopping or just walking around to burn some fat off. There are variety shops in there such as Apple, LV, Michael Kors, True Religion,... which you can't find in other small malls. It is always packed doesn't matter what day. Weekends and holidays are the busiest days but fun to hang around. read more

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Macys fine jewelry department at Towson mall is a Scam!! Tried to return a gold necklace and was told I could not because I didn't have the sticker that was attached to it with the price, that is not legible. My original sales person Never told me I needed to keep that for a return. The sales associate/ manager was rude and said sorry, its also written on the receipt, which again was never pointed out. Apparently they are unable to make a new sales sticker...... unbelievable!!! Will never shop at Macy's again. read more

I visited Towson Town Center recently after moving to Baltimore because I needed some new clothes for work. The mall is large and has some pretty varied stores (from your budget-friendly to the more luxury stores), and it has lots of parking. However, it definitely felt dated and needs a face lift and a little excitement? It was fine, but I didn't shopping here enough that I would go out of my way to shop here. A fine mall if a mall is your thing. read more

Full disclosure: I moved to Harco from the King of Prussia, PA area, home of the amazing King of Prussia mall. If you haven't been, it's the largest mall on the east coast and has tons of high and low end stores. Towson has a decent selection of stores, but the layout of the mall is confusing and the parking is a nightmare. I have a sports car and the ramps in the garage are just too steep for my car not to scrape on every one of them - not to mention the car is a manual and stopping on the ramps is difficult. I have to either park on the first level or across the road. The pluses - the mall does have a Nordstrom, a Lilly Pulitzer, Pottery Barn and a MAC store plus Sephora. Those are the main reasons I go when I need to get something quickly and don't want to drive the 2 hours to King of Prussia. This mall is just ok but better than nothing. read more

One of the biggest malls I've ever seen. The architecture is amazing. Four floors and most of the spaces were occupied. Make sure you remember where you park as the parking garages are farely large. read more

Mall security is crazy! I visited the mall and parked my car on the top floor of the garage. I started to fix my hair to go inside. The mall security car starts circling my vehicle and stops right next to me. I rolled down my window. He starts asking me why I parked on the top floor and tells me that people who park on the top floor want to start trouble. I told him I had been parking on the top floor for 20 years and that I was there for a return. I showed him the item I was returning and he left. This guy is insane! He was a white male with chubby cheeks. I would hate to know what would have happened if I did not have a return with me and was just going shopping. I know that there have been some recent issues with young people. However I am almost fifty years old and look my age. They had no reason to bother me! I have been shopping at Towson Town Center for about 30 years, since it was only two levels. I go there to shop and have an enjoyable experience. It is a shame that the previous owners, The Rouse Company - a Baltimore-based company, are gone. The current owners only care about numbers and couldn't care less about the community. Every year I make thousands of dollars of purchases to support The Salvation Army and homeless shelters, and most of that is at Towson Town Center, plus my regular shopping. I will no longer shop at Towson Town Center. That business is going elsewhere. It was interesting. When I went inside, I told the managers and staff of the stores I patronized what happened. One woman said she also got kicked off the top floor of the parking garage a few months ago by security - and she works there! If the mall does not want people to park on the top floor, they should block it off with a barrier or orange cones. It seems like security is getting their jollies off of harassing legitimate customers and staff, rather than actually doing real security! Terrible! read more

It wasnt a lot of stores in this mall for me to be coming back a second time. To me things were way overpriced, Im guessing its the are in which you are in. read more

Came here to meet a few friends. This mall has undergone a change in that it has added a new wing of higher end stores to give shoppers more options. The new wing includes such stores as Louis Vuitton, Tiffany & Co., Lilly Pulitzer, True Religion, Apple, Lacosta, Sephora, Swarovski, and the like. This wing also houses the Cheesecake Factory, P.F. Chang, Friday's and Stoney River Steakhouse. Valet and self park are available. The mall has 4 levels of stores, but l relegated myself to the new wing. It's best to come as soon as the stores open to avoid the crowds and the parking nightmare. All in all the new wing has plenty of stores to peruse and although I won't be visiting too often, I will enjoy my occasional visit. read more

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Towson Town Center is the closest mall to me, so I've made several trips here out of necessity. It does have lots of nice stores (and a nice food court), but the layout is strange making it a bit difficult to navigate, and parking can be a nightmare. It also doesn't really have that mall-y vibe, if you know what I mean... it feels kind of cold and strange. Also, I've tried using the bathrooms in the food court twice and both times they were extremely unclean, with many other mall patrons making the same comment. read more

This mall has tons of nice stores! From Victoria's Secret, H&M, Forever 21, Macy's, a Nordstrom and Nordstrom Rack! There's a store here for everyone!! The food court had many options including my favorites Sarku and Chick Fil A! It was pretty empty today probably cause it is a weekday, but I didn't mind it because I had more room to myself! read more

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WOW!!! I'll spare you the boring details, but all you need to know is that this mall is HUGE and the parking is confusing!!!! I've never been to a mall that has everything from a very high end Louis Vuitton, to a low end Rainbow. Go figure! A Nordstrom's and Nordstrom's Rack and probably the largest Macy's I've been to in the area. Harry and David, Crate and Barrel, Hallmark and the list goes on and on. The food court wasn't impressive, but I'm not a big food court person when I go to the mall anyway. Towson Town Center does have a few restaurants on the outside of the mall, Cheesecake Factory and P.F. Chang, to name a few. If you're looking to get your steps in for the day, this is the place to go because I believe they have 4 levels of stores to shop through. It's a ton of options for the experienced shopper, like myself. (wink-wink) The parking can be a bit confusing, but as long as you pay attention to where you park and pay attention to the brave pedestrians that step out in front of the apparently "in a rush" speeding drivers, you should be good. It's not a mall with any type of fluidity to it, but it does have several impressive stores that make up for the confusion. read more

I'm a fan of this mall! Lots of options and plenty of price points, everything from Tiffany's to H&M, a little something for everyone. Covered parking is appreciated when it's cold outside. Food includes lots of quick choices in the food court or some chains on the outside to sit down at. Again, the food options meet many price points too. You can choose a nice steak or just some steak fries. The mall was decorated for the holidays when I went so it felt festive and fun but wasn't too busy during the weekday. read more

Let me start out my saying that I hate shopping malls and big chains, so I'm already a little biased. Seems like there are more people just hanging out here than actually shopping, which is kind of weird to me. I don't understand how some of these stores are surviving with no one buying anything. Parking is a nightmare and it seems like very few people have any regard for anyone's safety- flying through the aisles without caution. read more

One of the Baltimore Metro area's premier malls. It's been around forever, but they do a nice job of keeping it modern and relevant to today's shopper. Anchors are Nordstrom (with the Rack on the bottom floor) and Macy's. This Mall is built on a relatively small amount of real estate compared to Columbia Mall, so instead of a "spread out" two floor plan, it has a multi floor maze like layout. I used to get lost years ago when I first came here. The worst past IMO has always been the parking. 95% is garage parking and you really have to fight for a space during busy times. You will find many top selling stores here such as Pandora, all the Foot Lockers, DTLR, H&M, Zara, VS, and even Tommy Bahama. The Luxury wing is declining at a rapid pace-sigh. I'm sure the pandemic didn't help. Burberry closed a while ago, and today I was taken aback to see Louis Vuitton closed up. When I googled, it says it's temporarily closed, but there really is no indication that it will return-all evidence of the store has been removed. But this is mainly a great place to shop, and has a very good food court selection. read more

The night prior on my way back to my hotel room I had asked my Uber driver what there was to do around the area. Not being from here I knew to ask someone that was familiar with the area and he suggested to come here as it was recently remodeled and it would definitely kill some time for me. I am glad that I had asked him because I enjoyed myself while doing some retail therapy. I am not sure why some people are complaining about this place. Everything they are stating in their reviews I did not see or experience. As many have said, parking sucks, if you show up at a time this place is busy, you may be searching for a while before you find a decent enough spot. Also, be prepared to walk when you are here, it is a massive mall with a weird layout, I honestly got lost more than once here. That wasn't a bad thing as it led me to discover some amazing deals and great shops. Compared to some of the shopping malls back home, this one blows them away. As my driver told me this was a great place to waste some time after doing the touristy thing earlier in the day. More than enough stores that I was use to and then some. read more

Security personnel do not follow posted Covid guidelines. Sept 23 needed to used elevator due to repairs on escalators. Entered the elevator when proper distancing could be followed. As the door shut 2 security personnel stopped the closing door and entered. Another gentleman immediately stated directly to them "we are all going to get Covid". The security personnel replied "oh well" and laughed. I spoke directly to the manager of security and expressed my concerns. He stated that they had every right to enter since they had masks on. We did not have 10" between us after they entered? I asked about the posted guidelines and asked why there was a complete disregard by his employees not to mention their lack of professionalism. His reply that was I was completely wrong about an Covid guidelines and that ARIZONA was going to stop mandated mask wearing. Have no idea what that had to do with anything. Very rude and combative. read more

I like this mall a lot especially since it has a lot of my favorite stores since it was remodeled... Louis Vuitton, Nordstrom, Nordstrom Rack and a Cheesecake Factory but, parking is a BITCH! My daughter loved the Rain Forest Cafe as well. read more

Towson Town Center - Shopping Centers Near Me - Towson, Maryland

This is a really nice mall, but don't come here at night. I've been coming to this mall for about 15 years now and wow things have changed. I've been coming from the humble beginnings, to the exciting addition of the cheesecake factory and PF Changs, to now new additions and even more expansion. This place has some great stores. I love the Crate and Barrel here, though I don't care for the Macy's too much. They have some fun kitchen stores, and all of the basic shops that you need. I also want to point out that I think their food court has some great options, some of the best food in a mall that I've ever had. This place great really busy so I prefer not to come on weekends or nights. At night this place can get a little......scary. Lot of parking but as all parking lots, it just gets a little too hectic for me. read more

Always a pleasure when I shop at this mall. This mall has every store to your hearts desire. My daughters love going here to spend birthday money, Christmas money etc. They even have upscale stores such as Burberry , Coach etc. You can literally spend 6 hours or more at this mall. The restaurants are the variety too. Cheesecake Factory is very popular and worth the wait. Every cheesecake you can imagine. So many different ones to choose from and you will never be disappointed. It is best to get here when the mall opens because parking is a true nuisance. If you are looking for a family day at the mall, this mall will give you everything out need! read more