Towson Town Center

Short and sweet ^_^
I love this mall, I use to attend Towson University and the mall was literally a five minute walk. Unfortunately after I graduated I moved downtown. This mall has everything you need from the makeup to the bottom of my feet. You’ll never leave this mall without something in your hands. The parking garage can be a huge hassle when leaving around holiday seasons; other than that this place is a must see. This mall reminds me of Tyson’s but more affordable.

Pretty nice mall. Parking can be a bit confusing, but most all of it is covered. TONS of stores mostly higher end, but if you catch a good sale, its great. Food court is huge, and offers plenty of selections for everyone. I will be honest, one of my favorite things is the atrium open sun streaming in roof. It adds a feeling of lightness, and less artificial light is always better.

Great selection of stores, Inside the stores selection seems limited compared with larger Malls. As far as malls go this one has some great stores, Nordstrom, Apple Store, Louis Vuitton, Tiffany & Co. Etc, but the store’s selection was not all that great. It’s worth a visit. I do recommend the Pad Thai from the Thai restaurant in the food court.

Average suburban mall. What else can be said. Average hours, average parking nightmare (particularly around the holidays), average selection of stores. Basic anchors plus a healthy smattering of teen favorites like Claire’s and forever 21, plus a few of the adult favorites like Victoria’s Secret and New York & Co. There are a couple of pluses in the mall world: Apple Store and crate and barrel, but again these are not entirely strangers to the mall scene. I’ve never stopped in the food court but they have some nice restaurants attached: Cheesecake Factory and PF Changs amongst others. Easy to get to from 695 and probably a little less nauseating as far as crowds go than its suburban cousin in Columbia. In all it’s a solid mall but nothing that makes you stand up and say wow.

If the horrible parking doesn’t scare you away, then maybe the possibility of witnessing a woman being pulled hair first out of a car by a man should make sure that you don’t frequent this mall. Either way, turn around and leave, do not enter the mall.
The problem was that I needed a gift, so I went in one store and left immediately.
This mall is not what it used to be and is a shame since it has really great stores.

Parking is a pain here, but at least most of it is covered. The mall has the usual selection of shops you can find in any mall (Limited Brands, Gap Brands, Sephora) plus a wing for a couple of luxury shops.
I’ve not seen «inner city kids» as one reviewer referred to them, just teenagers/​college-​aged kids of all races hanging in the mall on the weekends, like young adults do. If that makes people feel unsafe, they should stick to online shopping and never leave their home to interact with the outside world. smh. I’ve yet to feel unsafe; just annoyed but I’m at the age where all young adults are annoying as hell.
My only complaint, and a reason I choose not to shop here as often anymore, are the number of pushy salespeople selling from carts in the middle of the mall on the 3^rd floor. They will accost you and won’t take «no thank you» for an answer. I had one pushy product salesman block my walking path until I was pushed into the Build-​A-​Bear workshop store. Very annoying and why I really give this mall 3 stars.

This is one stop mall for clothing
High-​end stores like Louis vuitton Burburry Tiffany Michael Kors Apple macys express
I love coming in to this mall because it has almost all the stores that i shop.

This is a great mall to hang out with family and friends. Stores were easy to find and there are many entrances to the mall. I went on a Saturday and it was crowded with family and friends. There were a lot of great deals and sales going knob each store especially Nordstrom. My friend was looking for interview clothes and found great deals there. There are many Pam handlers around the food court area but it’s not anything I’m not used to being tang inform Nyc. The parking lot seems very narrow and of course can be a struggle especially on a weekend but not impossible. Chic fil a was good for my first time having it and was very hospitable with taking my order. I didn’t stay too long but spent enough time to get the feel of the mall itself. It’s a great weekend thing to do with family and friends.

Actually, I was looking for the Bose store in Towson Mall, but for some reason, it didn’t appear when I searched for it, and as I had intended to write a review of one particular aspect of Towson Mall, anyway, I thought this would be an opportune time to do so.
So here it is.
The focus of this review will be the Women’s toilet facility, which is just beyond the Food Court. THAT one. Not the others.
However, before I go THERE, I just want to say this is one of the most poorly designed malls I have ever come across. Very unfriendly for human traffic. Escalators in odd places, often not working, which then require the consumer to trek back and forth — before you get to where you want to go. Annoying, to say the least, but good exercise, I suppose, especially when you are not fond of exercise, like me.
Anyway, back to subject of this review: The Women’s Toilets.
There must be a problem with ventilation because every time I have to use the toilet there, it stinks. It’s REALLY bad. And consistent. And so affects your appetite that, if you need to use the bathroom before you eat, it’s squashed by the time you’re done, and food is so NOT appealing afterwards. You’re appetite vanishes — completely — as your senses try to reconcile the experience of crap and food, even though that’s a human behavior we all share. We all eat. And we all crap.
The stench blows you away as soon as you enter the room. You hold your breath just to get through the experience. Strange thing is, I was with a friend there, and he told me the men’s bathroom is free of organic odors. So I’m not sure what exactly is happening here. Maybe men don’t like to crap in public and women do? Not sure about the psychology of taking craps in public facilities.
So until management rectifies this problem, I suggest whenever possible (though convenient) to avoid THOSE bathrooms, especially when you’re hungry — unless you’re trying to diet. It’s perfect then!

Probably my favorite mall ever.
I moved from MD 10 years ago, and I remember 13 year old me walking around this mall. Boy, so much has changed.
I don’t remember this place being four stories! Its literally gigantic. It still feels manageable, however.
Gone is the Rainforest Café with the butterflies that I adored so much as a child, and now there is Cheesecake Factory! Yas.
Luckily, Nordstrom is still here, as well as Nordstrom Rack! Normally $ 150 Michael Kors shirts for $ 50? Yes please.
I love how this place reinvented itself into a upscale mall, with Burberry and Louis Vuitton. I don’t feel so bad splurging here if I buy a few $ 5 shirts from the reasonably large H&M.
The food court is pretty average. But I’d rather eat at the Nordstrom café anyways.
Only complaint about this mall is the parking garage is pretty ghetto. I didn’t have a problem with it, but one of my cousins remarked that she thought she was going to get shot.
Overall a fabulous mall with a huge variety for everyone.

I try not to shop here. I’ve lived here in this area for several decades and found this mall to become more and more like White Marsh Mall. The cliental has declined to where I feel unsafe at times.

We hadn’t been to this mall since before Borders Bookstore closed, so our visit two days ago was way overdue. The mall is much more attractive than we’d remembered, and apparently it was upgraded significantly in recent years. We took my mother there and we visited Nordstrom’s, Macy’s & Hallmark. It’s one of the nicest malls we’ve visited in quite awhile.

Absolutely love this mall! It has all my favorite stores to shop at such as Nordstrom, Macy’s, Burberry, and Louis Vuitton.
You can even done in the mall at nice restaurants such as Cheesecake Factory and Stoney river and bonefish grill is right across the street!
Since moving here I have on many occasions made an entire day date out of going to towson. From coffee with the boo to shopping and having dinner.
There are fun novelty stores as well which are even fun just to walk around in, there is a theater across the street and tons of things to do at any given time.
The only down fall about the mall in my opinion is the massive amount of children it attracts during lye hours and the weekends. They can be very rowdy and loud and obnoxious. However mall security does their job very well and halts the bad behavior when it is recognized.
All in all it is a safe fun mall to go shopping and explore all new types of stores and etc… Given the malls around I would def recommend towson as the one stop shop for all your shopping needs!

My go to mall. It’s pretty big with so many stories, and new ones opened up. The place is beautiful with low to high end stores. Food court is diverse with tasty options and polite service. Floors are clean and floor plans are easy to follow. Parking is ample and mostly easy to find. It is close to some good restaurants (my fav is bahama breeze) so shopping and eating out can be a fun activity on a laid back weekend.

Towson Town center is huge! 4 floors of shopping. Might take you more than 2 hours to explore. Don’t loose your kids! The cafeteria is filled with various selections. HM and Forever21 are 2 floors of shopping extravaganzas! Unfortunately, I didn’t get to the other stores.

It’s a typical mall. However, it’s one of the better ones in the beltway area. Over the last few years, it has seems some serious upgrades. They have added some rather trendy stores for the hipsters. Also some rather out of place, high end stores, too much for average locals.
On a Friday or Saturday night, it seems like bunch of kids from the inner city just took a bus up to TTC. It is a zoo in there, loud kids screaming, chasing each other around. What a major turn –off.

This mall is a nice, medium sized mall that is constantly updating and growing. Parking can be a little complicated, although I have never had trouble finding a spot. I have, however, lost my car upon returning. They have a decent sized Nordstrom but the Macy’s here isn’t a big one. I’m used to Florida Macy’s and most malls there have 2 Macy’s, one being dedicated completely to Women’s clothing. The food court is decent, although I’ve only eaten at the salad place, the smoothie place, Subway and the Cookie Company. They have a Yolavie which is my fav! The inside also has a bizarre layout, as if they built half of it, then decided to add another mall which would have higher end stores (they have an LV, Burberry, Tiffany.) We’ve eaten at the sit down restaurants a few times, but this doesn’t really seem like a place you want to go hang out on a weekend night. There’s tons of cops patrolling, and patrolling what? Teens love the mall (I still do!) and maybe they’ve had trouble with kids, but hopefully this is a minimum. I’ve gone dozens of times (pretty sure I’m the Duchess) and have never felt uncomfortable during the day. The movie theater is across the street which would be an easy walk. The local area is great too (Trader Joe’s, Fresh Market, Athleta, banks.) I’ve left my car at the mall and easily walked to the other places.

Reviewing a mall is tricky. There’s so much to cover. Towson Town Center (TCC) has grown in the past 5 years, adding a luxury wing and popular full size restaurants to bolster their already substantial retail and food offerings. TCC is Maryland’s second most valuable retail real estate property, and it shows. People come, the business grows, and TCC consistently reinvests in the experience.
Anyone close to Towson overall has seen the emerging presence of cranes and development. The area is a burgeoning hot spot for Baltimore County fun if your turned off by the adventure of traveling into the city’s various hot spots. One growing concern has been a spike in crime throughout Towson’s central business district. TCC has consistently invested in more security, both digital and physical. There is ample parking protected by 100’s of cameras and active motion sensing lights throughout, all circled by lighted security vehicles slowly inspecting the environment. Inside, there are guards everywhere on the busier nights. As a matter of fact, I saw armed «Police» presence throughout the mall last Friday. In short, it’s safe and they’re motivated to keep it that way.
Most nights the crowd is fairly diverse; however, on Friday and Saturday nights the joint feels like a pre-​adolescent day care. A lot of parents dump their kids there, and naturally they are overwhelmed with social glee as they stampede around the mall armed with rumors of crushes and glitter based products. If you don’t like kids, be aware of these nights.
This mall does seem to pack in a heavy amount of kiosk vendors, and some of them are a tad intrusive if not rude. Not all. But some. It can be tiresome having someone jam product in your face every 5 feet when you’re trying to chill out.
The newer restaurants (Cheesecake Factory, Stoney Creek, P. F Changs) on a Friday and Saturday evening are LOCKED DOWN WITH TRAFFIC. None of these restaurants take reservations beyond «same day», so you can literally expect an hour wait if you casually roll up on any of these options without planning. It really can suck under those circumstances. You’d think they were giving away free cheesecake. It’s nuts how many people subject themselves to chain food.
The biggest issue with this mall is the layout. Anyone not from the area will feel like their in a corn maze or retail fun house. Since it was built up throughout 40 years, it’s form is accidental rather than intentional. As a regular, I am always guiding the lost to their targeted destination.
In short, I think it’s the best mall in Maryland. 4 out of 5 stars. To earn 5 stars you’d have to remove 50% of the harassing kiosks, and have more resources for mapping out the mall (map app wouldn’t hurt, since everyone is rocking a smartphone in 2014). Overall, I love it there.

This rating is from my only visit to this mall
I enjoyed it and I thought it was a lot bigger than I was thinking
The shops were spread out pretty well
I only went for the high end shops because I was gift shopping
I kinda thought this was a bit out of the way, out of the city
But then again, I don’t know the city that well
The food court was pretty great
There is even a place where you can check your kids in to be watched, in a play area
I had a cheesecake from the food court and it was really, really good
All in all, I enjoyed this mall and will most likely make my way back on the next trip
If anyone has any other recommendations on malls/​shopping, please inform me

One of the better malls within close proximity from the city.
Towson Town Center offers free valet garage parking and hosts a decent collection of shops and stores. Here, you’ll find good variety on clothing and brands and see some upscale vendors as well.
The food court is decent and the Apple Store here is a plus.