Waugh Chapel Towne Centre

Great place to eat… shop hoping (Target…Old Navy. Wegman’s and other botique shops… DSW…plus more.
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Bottom Line: A nice, but very busy shopping center with options for dining, erranding, movie watching and pampering.
I am not intimately familiar with Gambrills/​Odenton so for me the newish Waugh Chapel Towne Center and the adjacent older The Village at Waugh Chapel shopping center meld together in my mind. However, this review is specifically for the Waugh Chapel Towne Center which is anchored by Target, Regal Cinemas and Wegmans grocery store. Although busy, this strip mall is a very nice shopping center. It is clean and the landscaping is well maintained. There is plenty of parking but parking near your destination, especially if it’s on the main strip, may be tough on the weekends.
I personally could spend many, many hours in this shopping center. Wegmans is an amazing grocery store and of course Target can always be a black hole. Spending a few hours at the movie theater, inclusive of an IMAX, would be easy too. I could have a progressive dinner at this shopping center too as it includes over 15 dining options such as Starbucks, Panera, Qdoba and Nando’s Peri Peri.

The Waugh Chapel Town Center is nestled between Odenton, Gambrills and Crofton. I’m told that this is a fairly new development to the area. It bustles with stores like Target, Marshall’s, Bed, Bath and Beyond for household items. You won’t go hungry here! Nando’s Peri Peri, Bonefish Grille, Green Turtle are just a few of the eateries that await you. A new Navy Federal Credit Union is being established and should be operational within a month or so. It’s next door to Pier One Imports. Find a good spot to walk around to the various shops if the weather permits. Along the area where Bob Evan’s, Frisco’s Tap House and Newk’s; the pedestrians seem to walk more casually as if the cars aren’t trying to get somewhere. Traffic can be a bit congested at times. I do wonder why more research wasn’t done for the traffic patterns (inbound and outbound). That’s the one detractor that immediately comes to mind. I enjoy being able to go to a different business each weekend and having so many options.

Congested no matter what day or time you seem to go which is par for course when dealing with an outside mall.
Plenty of variety and caters to all demographics.

I love this Towne Center. I lived in this neighborhood before they broke ground in this area, so I was happy to see what all the racket amounted to. And for the record, it was worth it. The retail shops in this town center are great. I am eager to see what other retailers will come since there are still open spaces here. I love the Target and the Wegmans. And pretty much everything in between. There is an Regal Movie Theater, Old Navy, Carters, Bed, Bath and Beyond, Soma Intimates… and the list goes on. I can always find what I need in this shopping center. Very good addition to the area!

Yup. This is a town center. Some places have been giving themselves the town center title and should be embarrassed. Condos and walking distance to the shops are what constitute the ‘town’ label. The stores are okay, but I really don’t find myself coming back since most the shops are not necessarily my type of shops. They rerouted Route 3 to adjust how you go in and out of this center. Not sure if it helps; in fact, it can be quite confusing. The restaurants here are mostly the chain variety. A big Safeway can be found here; the Wegmans just down the street is better though. I guess, this is good option for folks that live in Odenton, so it will be here for a good while, even with the new shopping center next door.