Town Center at Cobb

Great mall! Very clean and a ton of good stores, awesome play place for the kids. They have a kid club that gets your kid a free toy every time you go there and scheduled children’s events. We love going here!

Horrible Return Policy!!!
Buyers of anything SEARS related BEWARE!!!
I bought a Craftsman chainsaw during the Black Friday sales. Used it for 15 minutes before it broke! I went back to Sears and exchanged it for a new one… Took it home and had it working for about 20 minutes before it breaking again… Yes I was pissed. I went back to Sears this time with a receipt for a full return. It took literally 45min just for the manager to get off the toilet meet me at the desk and tell me they cannot return my money? Note that on the box it has in build print 10 year warranty…
She said all they can do is give me another crappy Craftsman chain saw… Not even store credit which at that point I requested. So, I exchanged for another chainsaw got in my car drove all the way over to the Alpharetta Sears at North Point Mall, and exchanged the chainsaw for store credit but wait there’s more… With no receipt the gave store credit at face value… Yup I bought it on Black Friday $ 75.00 dollars cheaper than what I got back on store credit.
What a stupid company Sears is. Horrible business model but thank you Sears for the $ 75.00 extra dollars LOL

way better than Cumberland and Northlake! all mall parking lots are not as full. It is called Amazon! great stores and great food.

I am currently employed as a sales associate in this mall and after my previous experiences in retail at North Point mall, I would much rather spend my time at Town Center.
There is a larger selection of diverse stores that cater to just about anyone’s needs and I have never personally experienced an issue with cleanliness. The sanitation crew is friendly and responsive to any issues that may arise.

This mall needs new life! You can tell by the empty parking spaces, even on the weekends. I will only go there if I have to. Better stores like Madewell, J Crew, The loft, Lou & Grey, Hanna Andersen, American Girl Place, Crewcuts, would be great! A good restaurant anchor would be great — Cheesecake, Maggianos, PF Changs. I think Town Center can become great again, if it’s able to use the outdoor strip malls that surround them, to create an outdoor shopping experience with family entertainment options (cine dining, restaurants w/​entertainment themes –ie — Uncle Bucks Fishbowl & Grill –see Destin) housing, greenspaces, sidewalks. See the Avalon –Alpharetta — the best idea ever! If Cumberland can die and come back to life, so can Town Center! Please work on attracting these businesses to TC. Thanks!

Town center mall is blah… the only stores I like are hot topic, journeys, and macys (for men) the women selections usually suck. They have a sephora but I don’t really buy cosmetics from there because they don’t give professional make up artists discounts, they stuff they do sell I’d rather by it through the actual company so I can use my discount. The food court has sucked since they took out Shane’s rib shack and Ruby tuesday. Chick FIL a and taco bell keep it alive. Gyro brothers have swindled unsuspecting teen patrons by not having their prices listed from what I heard. The Fredericks of Hollywood has a blahzay selection, it’s like dude I want to turn my man on not put him to sleep in this lingerie! Lol I’ve found better lingerie online and more affordable than fredericks. For the more bustier gals there is a cacique storr to get bras, that’s pretty cool. Besides that starbucks, game stop, auntie annies, the great american cookie company, and the kiddie hipster stores I don’t know how that mall survives. Damn sure isnt yankee candle and the drivel window displays i see constantly at BEBE. The forever 21 there is just ok, but I would shop online before I patronized that one. Lenox has a better forever 21. I all honesty i would shop online before I traveled up 75 North to come here. **shrugs** sorry town center but I’ve been to better malls but at least you aren’t as ghetto as Cumberland Mall therefore you get 3 out of 5 stars.

stolen credit card
i work in the mall at macys and always dine at american wing company. on saturday june 6, 2015, i went to dine there, gave my card to a female employee, i was a bit distracted with my coworker in conversation walked away and left my card only to have my bank contact me about 3 charges, one at mcdonald for $ 17.95 and two bus tickets for $ 70 each at bus-​on-​the-​go.
i went back a few days and spoke to the manager to ask if my card was turned in, he was not nice very uncooperative, i told him about the charges that one of his employees allegedly did and he didnt care a bit.
i dont recommend eating there but if you do pay cash.

This is my neighborhood mall. I came out of the JCPenny store today to find that several people witnessed my car being hit by a woman that left the scene after she got out and told witnesses that she was going to leave a note. This is indeed not the fault of the mall by far… But the fact that the security officer came out and said he would investigate and had me sitting there waiting on him to return, which he never did, puts the mall in a poor judgement zone. So I call the security office to only be told by this officer that he can’t look at any cameras for me, give me any information, and that he can’t tell me why he can’t look at the cameras. Is it a secret??? So I call mall management only to be called ma’am in a condescending manner and connected to security. Thank goodness that this security manager was direct enough to tell me that the mall has no close circuit cameras in the parking lot and very few in the stores. So if you want a safe place to shop, this is not it!

LET’S TRADE!
I would trade North Point, (the local mall), for Town Center ANY day. First of all, I love the really cool carpet that is laid out throughout the mall and provides a nice cushion for lots of walking. The food court has way more options than North Point and there were at least four restaurants that I would consider for a meal. Not so with my local mall. I loved the cool relaxed vibe of this mall and the open areas that have plenty of options for taking a break and just chilling.
They had stores that were unfamiliar to me so that was really nice and the stores that replicated those at my local mall were superior. You can have all the upscale stores you want but if they are unshoppable, they are just wasting space.
Shoppable stores are those stores that are well stocked, have great collections, are clean and organized and have great customer service. This mall is totally shoppable and I love that.
There is a large play area right outside of the JC Penney store, upper level. Parking is a snap and security is actively seen.
I probably only saw one-​third of the mall but I already know that I will be back next week. Can’t wait!

I just went to this mall today and I was gladly surprised with the selection of stores. However, I definitely think that they should remodel soon, possibly add some outdoor stores? They should also definately add to the amount of maps they have around the mall. I found it hard to even find one, and when I did, people were crowded around it. I love the fact that they have a teavana and a godiva chocolates there. I think it’s also a great place for children, since it has a train and a play place. The train bothered me some since it almost ran over mee a few times, but that’s alright since the kids looked like they were having fun.

Been coming here on and off over many years. The outside is really starting to look like it needs a facelift. However, the inside isn’t too bad. With a wide range of shops and a good food court; This mall is pretty good. They’ve improved it over the years on the inside so maybe an outside remodel is coming in the near future. 4 out of 5

It’s a decent mall… Surviving in an online world. They are making updates, minimal stores empty… Plenty of the big brands.

Its pretty big mall and one thing is for sure. its always bit crowded and you cannot avoid it. Really good for kids and all type of people. Got all stores you need and got coffee shops as well. They got so many seating arrangement to relax and moreover you can get the entrance to JC penny and sears as well. Great mall. If you dont like the crowd and parking rush may be you wont like this. Love the fact that you got all major restaurant within a mile !! A must visit mall when you come to Kennesaw. Fantastic place. You will get lot of parking spot infront of JC penny and if you are willing to walk its the best and also you can enter the mall from the JC penny as well. Altogether am gonna recommend all.

Cobb County Transit bus drops you off at jc penny at the mall and takes you to arts center Marta station. The food court is lacking but the mall does have alot of choices for shopping.

Nice mall with a good variety of stores. Could use better eateries at the food court.

I have been going to this mall on and off all my life. I returned today after a long absence from any mall whatsoever. And I have to admit it’s kind of sad. The mall is still holding own, but like many malls it seems to be struggling. It has to be said that I came to the mall during the morning hours on a weekday. However the vast majority of traffic I saw in the mall was not shopping but instead they were elderly people walking the mall to get their exercise. The mall is not on its death bed by any means, all the anchor stores are filled and most of the other stores as well. However it just doesn’t seem to have any excitement or reason for me to come back. I just hope if I come back in a couple of years I don’t find the mall filled with comic book stores and thrift stores.

This is a pretty decent mall in the area. They have a lot of the stores that I often go into when I go there. They remodeled the store Forever 21 and I think it’s so much better. They added a Aeropostale for kids and I have found many deals in that store for my little mini me. However, I wish Lush Cosmetics would come back b/​c I had to drive all the way to Perimeter Mall for my natural products and they need a Dillard’s at this location. Still a good mall though.

The holidays usually aren’t a good gadge to base a review on, but it sure doesn’t hurt either. I’ve been going to town center for years now. When I lived in Kennesaw I did the craziest thing and worked at the Sears in this mall during the holidays… and I swore I’d never work in another mall so long as I live. But that’s not what this is about…
When Waldenbooks was in this mall my friend and I were at the mall almost everyother weekend, but along with Borders they went bye bye… Now I just come if I really need sonething.
Well my recent trip was to get a few gifts before Christmas, and visit Niko Niko which carries Hello Kitty and animé related items. And with the holiday crowd it made it extremely evident that I’m either claustrophobic… or alot of the stores are just too small for big crowds… So let’s go with the latter.
I usually don’t venture to the foodcourt, so I can’t really describe the atmosphere there, but it always seems hopping when I pass by.
But in the end Town Center is a good mall, but trying to get in and out of it with crazy traffic and even crazier holiday traffic will try the patience of a saint. So my advice would be to try to go the back way out… with everyone else. Always go to a light to make a turn and keep the road rage in check!!!

It’s likely a coincidence that Edward L. and I had recently watched the episode of «Family Guy» when Peter compares their current situation to visiting a failing mall. They were going to meet up later at the outline of plastic Limited sign [that was long gone].
That’s what it’s like coming to Town Center, although I have to give management and the neighborhood credit for at least trying to keep it together. I’m pretty sure all of their anchor stores are occupied and even though there are a few one off brands («Macrobatix» instead of an Apple Store, for example), the mall is closer to thriving than closing. That’s good for everyone.

I grew up with Town Center because I lived close to it. I remember all the memories I had here. Every weekend during High School, I would drive up and go to the Arcade near the entrance, and my brother and I would destroy everyone at Tekken 3. Ah the good old times.
When I recently went back, it looks like nothing has changed. It looks the same as it did in the 90’s. Except now, it looks older and hasn’t aged well. It’s like a middle aged, overweight Gen-​Xer who still wears flannel over his stained Pearl Jam shirt. In fact, they still have the skaters loitering in the front like the good old days.
They don’t have the Arcade anymore. I understand, but it feels bittersweet to me to not see the Arcade anymore when I walk in. I understand though because Arcades are relevant as video rental stores.
The mall looks smaller than the other newer, renovated malls. It has newer stores like H&M and such, but they look pathetic.
I have to admit, this mall had a ton of cute girls when I went compared to the other malls. But that’s just my creeper, old man side talking. I just hope they go to Kennesaw State University and not high schools. Ugh.