Towson Town Center

Reviews

• LS

  Leviathan Straus

  3 days ago
  3.0
  It has a lot of clothing stores. And not your normal ones. Other than round1 and the retro game store, im not a fan of the store options there. So basically....its a mall. If you like clothing shopping in various places, it's perfect for you
• MW

  Meagan Warren

  Feb 24, 2026
  5.0
  Went for shopping, girls had a great time , food court was great . So many options .
• XL

  Xingxing Liu

  Feb 22, 2026
  4.0
  在这里梅西百货工作的一位黑人女士非常的有礼貌，在我不知道如何去到Apple Store的时候给我非常详细的指示，甚至说了两遍，正在让一个刚到美国第一天的人充满了感激，与此同时，在Apple Store另外一位黑人女士则是让人非常的失望，当着我的面就开始谈论我的hi打招呼方式不行，直接告诉我说excuse me就好了呀，还要把另外一个白人男士拉过来当着我的面来说我，真的是受够了😑
• JC

  James Cloyd

  Feb 19, 2026
  1.0
  Closing and locking exits while people are still inside trying to leave feels unsafe and potentially dangerous in an emergency. Forcing everyone to reroute through multiple parking garages, especially in freezing weather and without access to elevators, is incredibly inconvenient and frustrating. There should be a safer and more reasonable way to manage closing procedures without putting visitors in that situation.
• EX

  El Rey “Muvo” Caballero XXVII

  Feb 17, 2026
  3.0
  Not the "Premier" Experience it Used to Be I’ve been coming to Towson Town Center for years, and while it’s still one of the larger malls in the area, it definitely feels like it’s going downhill. It used to be the "fancy" mall, but lately, the quality and vibe have taken a noticeable hit. The Good: The Apple Store is still a main draw, and there are still some high-end anchors like Nordstrom. If you need something specific and don't want to buy it online, you can usually find it here. The parking garage tech (the lights that show open spots) is still a nice touch, though the garages themselves feel a bit grimy now. The Downside: The mall is losing its best tenants. Recently, staples like Banana Republic, Tommy Bahama, and Madewell have closed up shop, leaving behind more "filler" stores and empty storefronts. It feels less like a luxury destination and more like it’s struggling to stay relevant. Maintenance has also slipped. You’ll see more trash in the common areas, and some of the escalators seem to be "under repair" more often than not. There’s also a growing sense of unease regarding safety; between the rowdy crowds on weekends and the frequent reports of thefts in the parking garages, it’s just not a relaxing place to shop anymore. Verdict: It’s okay if you need to run in for a specific item, but the days of spending a whole afternoon here for a "high-quality" experience are over. I’d rather drive the extra 20 minutes to Columbia or just shop online.

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