Savage Mill in
Mount Savage (MD)

Love this old style Mill with its quaint shops. You can find, clothes, crafts, antiques, books, bakery, hand made chocolates, after shopping rest your feet and have some food at the best Savage Mill Grill.

Such a unique shopping and dining experience! Coffee shops, restaurants, a winery, art, pottery, clothing and more. Lovely way to spend an afternoon indoors - I'll definitely be back.

The gorgeous historic buildings were artfully decorated for the holidays, all of the stores are bright and clean, with many one of a Kind items. Savage Mill is a lovely place to wander and shop.

A fabulously gorgeous and interesting place; truly so and their photos on their make you want to drive there and see it all for yourself. I became physically challenged 5 years ago, hit I have improved. However, I can longer get down to their lower floor as there are many more steps than I can walk. Wish it was different. I would have given it five stars.

I am extremely unhappy with my experience. The only reason I give two stars is because my son had fun. But we went with the school and our guide tomy said their wasn't nothing for the adults to

It is a very beautiful and wonderful historical place that contains many beautiful shops. This place is considered very old in terms of the shape of the building and what it contains, even its external garden is very beautiful. Every time I go to the area, I have to visit it. The only thing I criticize is that the parking spaces are not enough, and on the weekends there is no place to park. However, it is a very beautiful place and I advise everyone to visit it, especially the one that revives the old heritage and architecture. You can enjoy it. In its external garden or the bakery, you can eat and shop at your leisure.

Absolutely loved Savage Mill! Charities, Art Craft, The Grille, Cherie Sustainable Bridal… something for everyone. The book store was closed but its storefront is beautiful (not pictured). Went on a Tuesday so not everything was opened and STILL loved it.

Savage mill is a beautiful example of community and local talent on display in a excellent use of space. This is a great place to spend an hour or two on a weekend just exploring the fantastic local businesses and studios. Grab a bite to eat at one of the eateries and don’t forget to take in the lovely architecture of the space.

First time there... fun place to visit. It's a old mill that they renovated to host artists materials in several mediums... antique store with dozens of vendors... a wine bar, a lounge, European bakery... and more. Cool mid-week date night for something different.

I took my teen granddaughter and her 2 girl friends to make candles and have lunch. They enjoyed it very much and couldn’t wait to light up their handmade scented candle. Thank you for the experience

The old Savage Mill has a great atmosphere inside. My wife loves looking in the antique shops. There are also many little boutiques and craft shops to explore with unique things you wouldn't see at a mall. There's giant wooden chairs at the entrance. It's also a great place to take pictures. Sometimes parking can be a challenge.

Loved the visit at "Girls Night Out" and especially (KSC) Kindred Spirts Collective

The most unique shopping and dining experience yet!! Located in a beautifully renovated historic mill factory an eccentric blend of amazing antiques stores and specialty shops along with great food and beverage spots!! And an outdoor obstacle course and family fun car . A MUST SEE!!!!

Savage mill is the best antique store in Maryland. There you can find the best antiques, including ancient Chinese porcelain, beautiful European ceramic wares, jewelry, handicrafts and so on. This place integrates shopping, leisure and entertainment, and also offers delicious baked goods.

A more than wonderful place with a classic style, worth visiting more than once. If you like the old style, this place is very suitable. It is really a historical place. I will repeat my visits to this wonderful place. This place consists of two floors and includes many shops, a cafe, a bridal clothing store, and a large antiques store on the ground floor. I highly recommend visiting it as well.

Definitely an interesting little shopping center. Seems to mostly be services and restaurants but it’s still pretty neat nonetheless. Mostly just came here for the antique store but there’s plenty of other things to do as well. Honestly a hidden gem

Beautiful indoor shopping center with lots of local and regional shops. Enormous antique mall.

Amazing shopping area with loads to see, buy and look at. Entertainment and an outside adventure area for the kids are just two of the awesome features. We definitely will be returning for the delicious bakery and shopping. We also want to explore the area more. Working in the area I rarely get to look around at what the location has to offer so we given the chance on a weekend I decided to take the family. We loved it even with the rain. Fencing ? was awesome to watch so that was a bonus. I highly suggest taking a shopping trip and take your time.

It’s a unique place in Howard County. Started out as a clothing factory in 1800s and now a unique place for small businesses. They have restaurants, retail, antique, arts and crafts, pottery, event center etc. lots of parking space but it gets packed on the weekends. Definitely worth visiting.

Start with coffee, cruise through shops, etc. Buy books; drool over antiques; lunch at Dive Bar. Stop at the bakery for apple strudel...get pastry crust all over your car on the way home.

I absolutely love this indoor shopping mall. They have great thrift and antique shops. Handmade gift shops, a bakery, bar, a chocolate shop and more. I absolutely recommend checking it out!

Very cool 1800s mill that has been converted into small boutique mall that is very unique. A lot of artisin shops and workshops that aren't really storefronts in the south side while the north side has two-level walking mezzanine mall. Also a large restaurant bar in the middle and an antiques shop. A. Mid-size, old fashioned ballroom for weddings and such as well as outdoor deck area. And out the north side overlooking the river and the ruins there is a ropes course. In the past would have given this five stars, but it is the kind of old hat once you've been there 20 times. And since the pandemic, not all of their storefronts are occupied. But if you've never been, strongly recommend you check it out.

What a really cool shopping center. I was at Terrapin Adventures for a leadership training. I felt the staff were attentive and focused on our group. The dining area served very yummy food. I didn’t get to explore all the shops.

I have personally been visiting this place since 1978 and what a transformation although it's stay true to its form. This is a getaway place to visit at any given time of the year winter spring summer or fall. It is complementary of so many great things. Call simply share the pictures and I always take my friends from out of state to this location for a visit and it is not likely to stop until my death or my car is no longer to be operated by me. ??

Extensive coin collection, old books, possibly 1st editions. Check out the Antiqu Market II in the basement. Unique one of a kind lamps. Vintage clothing, statuary, movie posters. Come browse! Every visit is an adventure!

Our family really enjoyed spending the afternoon here while visiting the area. I'm very impressed with how the historic building is being used today. Each of the shops that we visited were charming and fun. I am sure that we will visit again when in Maryland.

Very different and absolutely one of a kind place to shop; including an entire floor of Antiques. rams Head and Bonaparte Breads Bakery are both recommended depending whether you want to eat light or heavy. My personal favorite touch was the used book store "Books With A Past"