Wow! This is one of the largest outdoor shopping centers I've been to besides an outlet mall. There…read moreis such a variety of shopping and dining options. There is a Barnes and Noble as an anchor store. The one by me is long gone. The Best Buy here is now vacant. They have many good food options. We were here for the Savor Bowie event. Seemed like 100+ vendors were lining the Main Street. Still, lots of of free parking option available in the back lots. Stores don't open until noon on Sundays from what I noticed. Many restaurants didn't have breakfast options except First Watch, of course.

You can tell that this place came into existence during the outdoor mixed used retail craze of the…read moreearly 2000s. You can find one of these in just about any neighborhood or city. They all look like cookie cutter examples from the original. The only difference, the stores held within. This location does seem to be fairing well when compared to other locations. Obviously not as good as outlet malls, but still holding its own. I was surprised by the amount of stores, but the lack of foot traffic. I came on a Sunday and there was hardly anyone here. Those that were coming were running into a single store and heading out. It doesn't seem that far fetched to have an area like this be busy. But I think that most people are straying away from shopping centers like this. The mix of stores didn't really compliment one another and if you wanted to go to other stores in the center you have to go away from the town center portion. I am sure that when it is warmer this is a more vibrant place, but places like this aren't that magically in the colder months.

The transformation of Collington Plaza has been interesting to watch. Basically they tore it…read morecompletely down and replaced it. Gone are Belair Service and Pizza Wheel. Now you got Giants and the ridiculously idiotic Walmart. Don't find myself coming too often since other grocery stores are closer to me and the patrons of Walmart scare me since they look and act like zombies. Capital One Bank is nice, but they are not nation wide (yet). Sad to see the toy store close. Parking is more idiotic than the Walmart. Choke points, speed bumps and the zombies clog up the traffic. It's well kept, just wish they had better shops.

I've been in Bowie for over 40 years and watched Freestate changed slowly. As a kid, I could walk…read moreto this mall. This place is no longer a mall. It was a while back. I forget the anchor store name, Arlens or something. Then it was replaced by Giants (not the grocery store) and then Sears. A bowling alley was in the back but attached to the mall with a number of small shops that come and gone. Gone are the barber shops. Gone is Sunny's, a gift shop (I use to work there), gone is the Sports shop. Today, the mall has be completely replaced and turned into a rather large strip mall. Giant's, the grocery store is the biggest store there. It is rather nice. A smaller strip mall was built in the front with a number of small shops. The shopping center was made for Bowie residence since out of towners would not need to drive here since nothing out of the ordinary can be found here. Parking like most Bowie shopping centers must have been designed by the same idiot. Only a couple of funnel entrances with stop signs placed in the strategically wrong places. Plenty of parking in the main center area and none for the little strip mall in the front.

Misleading Information and Poor Customer Service…read more I went into this T-Mobile store to upgrade my phone and was told by the customer service agent that she could get me a cheaper plan. She transferred all 4 of my lines and had me sign a document that clearly stated my plan would be $120. Now, my bill has jumped to $240! After calling customer service, I was informed that the $120 plan only covers the first two lines, and each additional line costs $60. The reps at this store are NOT knowledgeable about T-Mobile's plans and provided me with inaccurate information, resulting in a much higher bill than I expected. Very disappointed in the service here. DO NOT shop at this store unless you want to deal with confusion and frustration!

It's not new or fancy, but there are so many good businesses here. Some of them are behind the main…read morestorefronts, so they're relatively unknown. Wondering what you'll find at Hilltop Plaza? Here's a rundown (as best as I can gather): MARKETS / STORES - Aldi - Mom's Organic Market - Dollar Tree - 7-Eleven - Hilltop Wine and Spirits - Walgreens - T-Mobile - Advance Auto Parts RESTAURANTS / BAKERY - Outback Steakhouse - Papa John's - Chesapeake Grille & Deli - Pho D'lite (it's a Vietnamese place) - East Delight Chinese Restaurant - Jersey Mike's Subs - The Cakery BANKS & ATMs - Bank of America Financial Center - Sun Trust Bank - Citibank ATM - BB&T ATM SALONS - That Look Hair Gallery (and nail salon) - Beauty4U - L.T. Nails - Hair Talk - Fancier Salon and Spa FITNESS / EXERCISE - Kids First Swim School - Planet Fitness HEALTHCARE - Dental Land (pediatric dentist) - My Eye Dr. - Bowie Braces SPECIALTY SERVICES - Hilltop Dry Cleaners - Old Town Pet Grooming - Manuel Shoe Repair and Tailoring

I lived in Bowie for over 40 years and the transformation of Hilltop Plaza has been good and bad…read more The plaza looks good and has been maintained well. It has gone through a couple of face lifts and management here has kept up with the times. The 7-11 might be the only original shop in the place. The Chinese restaurant has been there for a while, but I don't recollect if it is an original shop. Having said that, a number of grocery stores have come and gone. Target and Track Auto are no more. The Advance Auto is the 3rd replacement in the plaza. One of my favorite restaurant, the Bowie Inn is no more. Sadly. Outback has replaced it and that is not the same. Marty Cards is gone (which was originally in Belair Shopping Plaza). Planet Fitness is there and the back has some shops, but not necessarily the popular ones. Some idiot designed the parking lot. Only two entrances that funnel cars. The parking lot, a maze trap, was redesigned and once you get in, the traffic pattern is bad. A number of shops built in the middle of the parking lot also reduces the parking spaces. Looks like management wants the maximum number of shops in a limited space and didn't consider the consequence of really terrible parking.

I don't have any complaints, Walmart always comes through in a clutch with my last minute needs. I…read morewill say for this location, I only go for small incidentals. The store overall is a bit cluttered and not the most organized. However, for what I need, I'm always in and out. I came last minute for some feminine products and nail clippers ..the online product locator does not always match the layout of the store so be mindful of that. As I'm looking for my nail clipper, I came across some Dr. teals products I never knew I needed...so again, no complaints from me Wallyworld! The self check out is a bit weird, as far as how to get there. It almost felt like I was leaving store with products in my hands but then I was able to find the self check out entrance.

I attempted to do a return and spoke to cashier Pauline to directed me to someone who could assist…read moreme as it was 8:50p 5/3/26 Although there was no posting of time, the African / Carribbean female manager on duty refused to assist me or to provide me with a resolution as she was "doing something that required her time" it's unfortunate that me, a customer, wasn't something that required her time. As I am aware that every register can process returns, I asked how much time she needed to prioritize her tasks and I would be happy to wait. She then informed me that she was not going to argue with me and proceeded to walk away and continue her work behind a closed door. After closing the door in my face, without a resolution, I decided to write this review and look forward to formal store and district management to give me a call. This is awful service

A small strip-shopping plaza in Crofton, has been here for years, Has several establishments…read moreincluding a liquor store (Eddie's Place), a BarberSHop, Lido's Pizza, a restaurant (Ashling Kitchen and Bar), a few other stores and a Dunkin's in the parking lot. A lil bit for everyone.

This is a very small strip mall with very little merchants. However, I seem to come here often. I…read moreguess the barbershop helps with that. Kind of forces me to show up every few weeks. But they also have Christopher, Eddie's Place and Dunkin Donuts. Parking here is always crowded, but I always seem to get a spot.

I should have just turned around and walked out. This place was more locked down than some federal…read moreagencies I have had to go into. Like you had to go though a security line to get in here. What made me feel unwelcomed was that I felt like I was being punished and/or watched the whole time I was in here. All I wanted to do was browse and see if I could find anything I could use for myself or hide away as a gift for later. I started to get this feeling like I shouldn't be in here and started to head to the doors. Getting there it felt like I was in the middle of a maze. I was being blocked by other customers and when I was finally get over that threshold to outside. I felt a bit more at ease. I'm starting to think that Burlingtons in general, make you feel uneasy, like they could be an entrance into the backrooms. Not all locations, but those nearer a metro area seem to be like this.

I went into the store over the weekend and it was horrible. At to wait in line behind security rope…read morebefore I could be let in. He had to watch the group of people walk in before we could. Everything was all over the place. This was not a welcoming environment I didn't purchase a thing because who would want to buy after being help at the door as if I was entering into a club. I will not returning.