annapolis towne centre

Very convenient for good groceries, nice shops and good food. We stop by every time we are in town. From eyeglasses to draft beer to groceries - it is one stop shopping.

The Towne Center has shopping and dining all within walking distance. Plenty of free parking. In the summer there are concerts in the median and it's a lot of fun. If you're visiting Annapolis for the day I'd definitely recommend it.

We visited the area on a weekend getaway from the snows of Pa. The town had a wonderful friendly vibe and was also very picturesque. We enjoyed going in some shops and also walking along the water looking at boats. My young son enjoyed seeing the navy cadets walking around. I'm glad we stopped for the night and we would return .

– I am an old time Annapolitan and I must say that I welcome this delightful residential/shopping/dining addition to the Annapolis area. The selection of shops is first rate as are the dining options with plenty of free parking and a small town ambiance that is very inviting. This is a real addition to an already lovely area.

The garage parking here is the best choice, as it is nearer the activity. There is a wide choice of restaurants to suit almost every taste. Palao, Gordon Birsch, Brio, PF Chang, to name a few.The most annoying part of this outdoor mall is that the music has to be blaring at you from speakers mounted along the sidewalk. I don't know where shopping center operators get the idea that shoppers want to hear non-stop annoying music while going from one shop to another. It's bad enough when you go into a shop to hear their own version of aural torture.

Really like Whole Foods for a fast meal and food. Also the shops were great. All about faces is a great place to go and get products.

Good alternative to historic main street. Easy parking. Whole Foods, high end gift/clothing stores, good restaurants. If I had to pick one restaurant it would be Paladar. Book a tasting session at Cleo's olive oil and vinegars.

I have friends that sail on the Chesapeake and we have visited Annapolis now and then. The city was established in the very early colonial era and has been deeply involved in the history of the country ever since. If you walk around the main harbor area it all becomes obvious. Better yet, the area has been gentrified over the years and is now focused mostly on interesting little shops, great restaurants and cool pubs. It is well worth a weekend visit.

This is a good place to shop in Annapolis. There is plenty of free parking (mostly in parking garages), and a wide variety of stores. Everything from Target to Brooks Brothers. There are several interesting shops. One of our favorites is Clio's, selling gourmet olive oils and vinegars. The restaurants range from Salad Works to The Chop House and about everything in between.

Had a great time meandering with family and friends. More shopping than other attractions but lots of great local restaurants as well.

If you've never been to Annapolis Md and are wondering if it's worth the trip the answer is Yes, Yes, Yes! Lets start with the obvious, the Eastern Shore is famous for crabmeat, so if you're a lover of crabs or crabmeat this is the place to go. I've actually driven from New Jersey in one day just to get a pound or two! Then there's the Naval Academy, so much history and just a marvelous spectacle to behold, watching the cadets everywhere you go! It just makes you so proud of our young men and women in the service! Next the shops and top notch restaurants are second to none. You can spend hours browsing and buying! Be sure to take a sunset sailing cruise if you get a chance...it's so romantic! There are also small tour ships that are marvelous as well! Finally, be sure to just sit for awhile at Ego Alley and watch the boats "show their stuff". It's just Wonderful!!! Need I say more. I keep going back over and over.. Annapolis never bores!

Annapolis Town Center has one of the best Whole Foods that I've seen. Organic foods, hot and cold prepared food buffets. Also, fresh juices, coffee and baked goods. In the center there is also a Target which has garage entrance so if it's raining, you can stay dry.There's a Wine Shop with Thursday night wine tasting. Lots of restaurants that have popular Happy Hours. Also, tons of shopping available!

Annapolis Towne Centre is not Annapolis town center. Annapolis Towne Centre is a shopping center that is actually outside the city limits of Annapolis. Many of the reviews here are for the downtown area of the city of Annapolis. Annapolis Towne Centre (the shopping center) does have nice stores and restaurants.

This is a quaint town with lots of original buildings. There are a lot of local businesses and restaurants, not overrun with chains and national brands. I was there while there was a large boat show and there were some nice food booths manned by local groups as fund raisers. Yum! Fresh shucked oysters for $1.00. The state house is right downtown and open for visiting and the whole place is a lot of fun. Also the Naval Academy is right there and you can walk around this beautiful campus.

This is clean, safe, well maintained shopping area with all of the necessities for selecting the items you may need. All of the chain stores are present, as well as the many chain restaurants, but there are several one of a kind stores not found anywhere but Annapolis. They are lovely, offering specific items found only here. It is a day I look forward to when visiting Annapolis, MD.