Country Club Mall

This used to be the place to go but now there aren't any stores. The best things left are GameStop, a book store, and Walmart. There are a couple other smaller stores but nothing worth going to.

This mall is a good mall. It very rarely has and crime in it but it has its own security to enforce it. This mall has 4 anchor stores plus a theater, the anchors are Wal-Mart Supercenter, Bon-Ton( will eventually be closed due to liquidation ), Sears, and JCPenny and Cinemas 8. The Wal-Mart is well... Generic, it has a tire lube and an outdoor area but other than that what would you expect but it does serve as the areas only superstore but other that that it's generic. The Bon-Ton which it's a sad thing that it will be leaving because of liquidation, it's a nice store that comes really close to a Macy's, I personally never shopped in there before but from the outside it seems they do really good business but now it will be gone forever. The Sears is..um.. ok, it has a auto center, but the rest of it is well.. dirty, it looks like there's mold along the pathways and it just doesn't look like cleaning does anything. The only thing that looks nice is their appliance, optical , and photo section. Other than that it's not so well. The JCPenny is just like the Bon-Ton but with out the liquidation problem, it looks nice and does pretty good business, nothing wrong about it. Now finally, Cinemas 8, so the movie theater consists of 8 small to medium-large theaters, the condiments are what you would find anywhere else, every Monday(I think) they have like this free popcorn thing and cheaper tickets deal they do, not to long ago they put in new, more comfortable seats in all 8 theaters, other than that it's a pretty good theater to go to.

Now for the Sub-Anchors. There are 4 that I classify as Sub-Anchors, they are TJ-Max, F.Y.E (For Your Entertainment), Rue 21, and Payless Superstore. The TJ-Max is a very nice store, it has a variety of different things from furniture to clothing, there is nothing to bad about it, it's just a really nice and great store to shop at. The F.Y.E is another good store to go to for movies, electronics, merchandise, and music. I have bought somethings there liked a stereo and I've had one for almost a year and a half and it still works so it isn't a scam or anything so I can trust them, other than that is a great...everything store to go to. The Rue 21 is a hip clothing store, I haven't shopped there, I think they do good business but it's a nice store like the rest of the stores. Now finally, the Payless superstore, well it's just a huge shoe store with many brands of shoes, they do good business, the store overall is nice.

Now I'm not going through all small stores but I'll mention a few. This mall includes Kay's, Zales, GameStop, AT&T store, GNC, and a few more.

The food of this mall include 5 different spots, which is Wasabi Japanese Steakhouse, Chick-fil-a, Smoothie Grill, Subway, and AuntieAnne's. The only review of the food in this mall is going to be Wasabi because everything else's is a stand, no inside area. The Wasabi Japanese Steakhouse is a Benihana style Steakhouse, the food tastes good, the shape of the place is dull but it seems like the clean it to their best which is great. The price is bit on the expensive side but your getting your pennies worth out of the good food they have. Overall, this restaurant does really well and it's great.

To see the history of this mall click this link
"https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Country_Club_Mall"

Now my suggestions to this mall is to 1. Sears, shrink your store to the appliances, furniture, and auto center, your clothing isn't doing so well. Then mall owners m, use the rest of the space and put in another
Anchor or Sub-Anchor there.
2. The North parking lot near the JCPenny's never gets used. Mall owners if I were you I would put a separate Anchor sized store or strip mall up there so you utilize the space. Every time I go up there is like a "barren wasteland", do Something about it.

Other than that, this mall has character, Mall owners ,keep it that way.

Now for the people, this mall would be better if you would just go there and buy some stuff to help it out financially after a while, it would do better with your support.

I did this review because there's no good review on this mall, I'm not intending to ruining the flow of business, I'm just trying to get this mall out there. If any of the information Is incorrect I'm sorry.

Overall I give this mall a 4 1/2 star rating

Info on mall
Name: Country Club Mall
Owner: Andrew D. Gumber
Address: 1262 Vocke Road #400, Cumberland, MD
Website: http://shopcountryclubmall.com/

My info
Name: Logan A. Skidmore
Email: SkidyGaming14@gmail.com
Other: I'm a 15 year old who lives in the area of this mall

To Contact me, use the email

This is an interesting mall to say the least. You can tell that it weathered the recession rather well. Although the mix of stores are somewhat weird. It still is a decent enough place to go to pick up a multitude of items at different stores and literally not have to stop anywhere else on your way home.

The one huge gripe I have about this mall is their food court. If that is what you can call it. It's more like a seating area in one of the atrium with a few eateries around it. Might I add that the mix of eateries isn't that huge of a surprise? A Subway, Chick Fil A and a pizza place. I really don't think that constitutes a food court.

And if you want to know how I feel about the Wal Mart as an anchor store, read my prior review.

Mall... Where????
Shopping center maybe. Not a mall.
If what you are looking for is wal-mart then u found it. Sure there is a Penny's and sears a few other shops a couple fast food joints. And a movie theatre. But when Walmart consists of 1/3 of the building... Come on now. Really!!!

This used to be a good mall but since they have taken out so much it's jus blah. Took out many good stores and arcade .

This mall has really gone downhill. It used to be a busy place with lots of stores and restaurants, and now half of the mall is a Walmart. The good news is that there's always something going on there - holiday events, fashion shows, etc. some of the classic stores/eateries remain: Bon-Ton, Orange Julius, the duo of jewelry stores.