Security Square Mall

Service gerevsuvks, the store is a mess and only one cashier, who is sctung all nervous. Call for assistance if you don’t know what you doing. Usually there are 3 or 4 oeople just hanging out at the counter doing nothing. Now thry need a price check… sigh

I usually only venture into the mall if I’m really really bored or really need something I do not have time to get somewhere else.
But this particular visit was a little hopeful. maybe because it was earlier on a Sunday & your usual crowd of teens were still rolling out of bed, or the prep for the upcoming holidays, but there was something refreshing in the air. I didn’t see a mall full of disgruntled faces, but was greeted by hellos from kiosk vendors. Music from the CD man filled the air, the smells from the food court were delightful. It was almost a festive feeling.
I ran into Old Navy & was happy to nab a cute fleece sweater for 60% off! Score!!! I love a deal! Maybe I will go back to grab some stocking stuffers this year.

This is the shadiest mall I have ever been to. It’s 5:53pm (time moved back so it’s dark all early now). I pull in the parking lot. Everyone is just sitting in their cars! I’m not sure what’s going on so I just wait to see if the cops roll up or a bunch of ninjas exit the place. After about five minutes nothing so I’m going to make this quick run. If I never Unilocal again there’s your lead!
Justice for Me! Joking yet so serious at the same time!
Okay update! They close at six so maybe just maybe that’s why ppl got in their car and just sat in there. Nothing fishy, just a lot of ppl resting after an evening of strolling the mall.
Whatever. I’ve been here a few times and it’s still questionable. Not to mention the time I saw two kids rob some restaurant in the food court. No lie. But don’t let me turn away you. I’m not the type to care about the latest trends, but ppl love the variety of urban clothing. It’s up to you on this one. Lol

So I wasn’t turned off to this mall like others.
Good place to get ur CD game up.
Clothes… going to the club or some urban-​ish event… fine place to shop.

My initial impression of this mall was not good at all. The parking lot was really trashy. To be fair, the problem is more the fault of people who visit the mall but it doesn’t look like cleaning up is a priority for this mall. Inside, the mall is fairly dated and the interior design doesn’t seem to have changed since the 80s. The restrooms are awful — clogged toilets, fixtures in various states of disrepair, and that one guy standing at the corner urinal who seemed to take half an hour to urinate. On the plus side, the food court had a fairly decent selection of vendors, including a Korean food vendor, which I don’t usually see at other mall food courts.

By far one of the most best and most interesting malls I’ve ever seen in the Baltimore area they have everything they could possibly one for mom-​and-​pop shops with the machine make stuff to the most biggest so phone store I’ve ever seen in my life I love coming here and love the people it’s great because the place is always full and it’s very convenient to Route 70 and 695 I was come here I love getting my phone fixed from the hook up it’s one of my favorite stores bus I love going over to make season Navy and all these great store in the mall.

First things first. This mall is not the best looking inside or outside BUT I personally just come here for my haircut. There are two barbershops inside this mall. One with all black barbers and one with all Hispanic barbers (fyi I’m a black male) for the first year I went to the black barbershop which was ok but I just didn’t like how my haircut always looked. So I decided to try the Latin. Shop and I never went back. Every time I et a haircut it’s like a spa treatment an I always love my after look. Men know once you find a barber in your city his your barber for life lol. As for rest of the mall stores there basics basic is. Don’t come to this mall expecting the ambiance you might see at Columbia mall.

I always hear bad things about this mall but I honestly have never had a bad experience here. Yes there are alot of rude customers that seem to shop here but the people who work in the stores are surprisingly professional. I’ve seen better and ive seen worse malls, I usually find what I need. The reason it only gets 3 stars is because it’s not appealing to say the least.

Security gets a pretty bad rap. Its honestly not that terrible. I grew up in West Baltimore and have zero issues with «urban“areas as some of the other Unilocalers coined Security as being.
Is there a Nordstrom, Victoria Secret, MAC, or J. Crew? No, but if I want that I’ll drive to Columbia or Towson. There is, however, a a decent Old Navy, Burlington, Macy’s, Bath & Body Works and several sneaker stores. The food court is decent. Its great when i need something quick for my eight year old.
Would I shop here all the time-​no, but it is not because I don’t feel safe.

It’s not as bad as you think.
The Sears at this location has a terrific tool selection. Plus, there are a ton of wig shops. I dress up as cartoon characters (ohhhhhh and do I) so I am constantly buying wigs. This mall has a large selection of wig shops, which are all pretty reasonable.
The mall is clean. There are stores in there. And there are people. Have you been to Owings Mills Mall lately? That mall has none of those things. Really, it’s not a terrible place to go.

Just needed to get out the house. It was ok on Christmas Eve. The mall was not bad. I would return but, it’s nothing to get excited about.

This is not a good mall at all. When you walk inside, it seems great, but as soon as you walk around the store it seem so tiny. Not much lots of store inside. There’s only one restroom in the whole mall. That’s crazy. Do not waste your time to shop in this store.

You need a bulletproof vest and bear mace to be in this mall and make it out alive. The parking lot is reminiscent of what one would expect to see in The Walking Dead. Avoid this place.

I love this mall for a in and out type of day. It’s not the best mall but they carry some good stores like Macy’s, Old Nay, and Sears. I come in whenever there is a last min party and I need some thing quick. The mall is not as busy so it’s easily to get to cashier and get out.
The only good food spots in the food court is Auntie Ann’s, Subway and maybe Checkers.

I think people tend to over exaggerate about how bad Security Mall is. Would I go out of my way to visit this mall? Honestly, no. I usually go to Columbia for a better selection of stores. But I work in the area and it’s nice to be able to run in when I need something. I’ve shopped at Macy’s, Burlington Coat Factory and Old Navy and I have no complaints. The Macy’s is smaller than others, but barely has any crowds, which is great. Parking is never a problem as the mall is generally not crowded. Granted, I haven’t visited the mall at night or on the weekends, but when I have visited I’ve never felt unsafe.

I was in the area for a business conference, had a bit of a break in the afternoon and thought I’d stop in for a little shopping. I went in through Macy’s, and was doing OK until I stepped out into the rest of the mall… that’s when things started to go downhill. The mall is very dark and gloomy, LOTS of shoe stores, and for some reason, a lot of kids running around in all directions with little to no supervision. And I don’t just mean toddlers running around… I’m talking about school age children… so why weren’t they in school on a Thursday afternoon? But I digress…
The food court was just OK… you have the standard mall food fare, with a couple of Asian/​Japanese places (really, in a mall there is no difference), a Subway, a pizza place, and a Cajun grill that also sells… wait for it… CHINESE FOOD!!! Somehow I’ve missed all of those Chinese Cajuns on my trips to New Orleans!
It’s not a place that I would make a special trip to visit, but it was OK to kill some time in the afternoon.

This mall actually isn’t as bad as previous reviews are saying — it’s holding its own through the general «mall decline», which actually says something about how successful it is. Their anchor stores (Macy’s and Sears) are still thriving, and this mall has a lot less «empty» space than others (think Owings Mills — that one is sad, sad, sad).
It was well filled on a Wednesday afternoon, something of a surprise. They had a good selection of stores, and I found everything that I needed relatively quickly. The mall has a decent selection in the food court as well, something that I’m not used to — usually places like this have a large selection of Chinese restaurants to choose from. Not here — they had other options, which I was pleased with.
Yes, this mall is in an «urban» setting. If you’re expecting an all-​white, all-​plastic crowd here, you need to go to Towson where you’ll be more comfortable. However, this mall attracts all types of people, which is just fine by me. No, it’s not fancy — you’re not going to find Trader Joe’s or Nordstrom. But you also won’t find things like Wu’s Wig Shop or Dollar Madness, either.
I’ll come here again.

Park at the food court. Go in through the doors. Walk through the food court. Make a right. Once you do, Sports Zone will be to your left and Macy’s will be in front of you. Go to both stores. Shop. Go back through the food court. Pass said food. Walk out the doors. Go home.
If you follow these instructions, you will have visited Security Square Mall in the most successful, effective way. If you don’t and you venture through the mall in hopes of actually shopping, you will be disappointed. There are some sneaker spots elsewhere in the mall, but the selection at other malls outshines them. Clothing? Forget it. Sort of a waste of time, but you can check if it makes you feel better. Now go forth and shop wisely and efficiently, my friends! And remember what I said!

This mall /​shopping center is a very urban influenced and might not be for everyone.
What a disappointing place, most business are cash only. Old and unclean atmosphere, make this location less than preferable.
Depending on what ones needs would be, let’s say sneakers, I would shop here. Like most of the review indicated there are A LOT of shoe places here. Now let’s say I need a hat, another thing which this place would have ton’s of, DTLR has one of the best selections for hat’s hands down.
If you can drive 15 more minutes north you will run into, Towson Town Center, I would recommend spending time here.

Forget the other Unilocaler’s reviews.
As a sneaker head I like Security Square Mall. They offer Athlete’s Foot, DTLR, Finish Line, Foot Action,
Foot Locker, Lady Foot Locker, Shoe City, and SPZN which are all great shoes stores.
They also have a rim and tint store in the mall called Accelerated Tint & Parts. I do find that ghetto, but hey you can get your ride hooked up while your walking around the mall.
Other places I like include Checkers, Burlington, Macy’s and Old Navy. All in all a decent mall and No! You won’t get mugged!
It is a mall that’s geared towards African Americans so if you’re scared Stay Out!