I popped in here with my friend after the Bowie festival because she wanted to buy a birthday card…read morefor her husband. Of course I couldn't leave empty-handed. As a Michigander, these chips caught my attention. I don't think these were around when I lived in Michigan and they're made in Traverse City, which is nice. I probably would've bought more stuff that I didn't really need if I wasn't so tired. The store was clean and tidy, and there was just too much to peruse. My friend lives walking distance, and I was visiting her for the first time. Next time I'm in town I probably will stop in again and get a couple more bags of those chips!

Stopped in to do some browsing and grab a few items I knew I could find at a DT. I didn't really…read morehave anything in mind for items to grab, but I did have a few things that I knew I would want. Walked in, grabbed a basket and started browsing the aisles. I did a slow walk up and down the aisles. Checking to see what all there was to be offered here at this location. Stopping to see a new item I haven't seen before and grabbing the ones I knew I'd use. I had come to the last of the aisles and made my way to the registers. This is where a lot of the wait time came in here. I was in line at one of the two registers open and it was moving slowly. I didn't mind the wait as the employees were doing their job. What was a bit off putting was the other customers. No one seemed to understand the concept of personal space. They were dropping items right next to you and just not understanding the words 'excuse me.'

This was a great visit. Clean store, well stocked, well lit, and easy to find what I needed. I…read morefound exactly what I was looking for, some pantry baskets, and they were even on sale/clearance, and in exactly the quantity I needed! I picked up some items I had ordered online for in-store pickup as well. SUPER friendly staff member/cashier Danielle! Energetic, friendly, willing to help, efficient, and overall just a great team member who you'd want to have as a coworker or manager. I definitely recommend this location!

Big Lots has it's pros and it's cons…read more Pros: -Huge variety of items in the store -Some items are priced very well -The staff is friendly Cons: -3 registers during the holiday season is a set up! I was in line for 15 mins with only 2 people in front of me. -Not sure how well they train their seasonal staff because our cashier was clueless about working the register, which is why we were waiting so long while the other lanes were moving quicker -It's a glorified "Family Dollar" with more items. Some items I could find cheaper at Walmart or even Target. Not sure if I can tolerate another visit to Big Lots. Not worth the stress.

This was a nice clean store! The cashier was friendly. We came in and found exactly what we were…read morelooking for a little notepad. The value was good. It was pretty cheap less than five bucks so we were happy about that!

Its like a dollar store, only most things cost more than $1!…read more I like the concept of this store, every thing is $5 and below, hence the name of the store. and its not full of useless crap, i was able to pick up a ipod speaker for my niece, some nice coffee table books, and a cell phone charger with out breaking the bank. The best part is I was able to get some Sour Patch Candy Canes (since its near holiday time) The only down fall is the line, there were quiet a few people in the store and the line took a little while to get through.

Safeway is an embarrassment to the city. The parking lot is always full of litter. It looks so…read moreunappealing. The store is well stocked but there's rarely more than one register open. Except for one lady, the staff is impatient and unkind. On the other hand, the Pharmacy staff is superb! They are always helpful and cheery. Safeway do better by Bowie.

I've always liked this Safeway staff friendly easy in and out plenty of carts (maybe they can lend…read moresome to Brandywine Safeway lol no really) like most stores they don't want people to check you out that's a pet peeve for me cashiers are needed -I'm all fit self checkout for quick in and out but YOU REALLY DO NEED REAL CASHIERS at least 3 at all times not everyone is good at self checkout and not everyone just had two items -prices going up everyday so help us get in out and more efficiently

It's a pretty nice Goodwill. I like it so much more than the Goodwill on Rockville Pike in…read moreRockville. Prices are not marked up here as they are at my previous mentioned location. I didn't buy much, only a few dollar-ish items. Mostly I bought some things for my students. I scored a box of Georgia O'Keeffe note cards (unused) for $1.99. I bought a Shopaholic book that I haven't read by the late, great Sophie Kinsella (RIP). My friend lives walking distance from here so the next time I visit I'll be sure to stop in again.

Tagging along with my daughter for a quick stop into Goodwill during our visit to Bowie, Maryland…read more This location is located in a nice shopping center with plenty of parking, The Shoppes at Bowie Town Center. This Goodwill is in a great location. It's clean and organized. I really like the extra discount through their Goodwill Rewards 50% discount color code system. This week's color was BLUE. We enjoy thrifting and find there's never enough time to search for new treasures. But, we liked this visit! The cashier was friendly and organized in ringing us out. The women's restroom room has two stalls and although the first stall's door didn't have a working lock, the door managed to stay closed while in use. Thank goodness! The restroom was clean, so, all good. We're glad we carved out time to visit this Goodwill location. We'll keep it in mind on a future trip to the area.

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

I am writing to share a recent experience at the Bowie store, as well as to recognize a manager who…read morehandled the situation appropriately -- hence why it's two stars. I am a newly returning Kohl's customer--it's been years. Within my first week of shopping at the Bowie store, I encountered two separate service concerns -- so here's my complaint and commendation at the same time: First, I attempted to return an item that the system initially indicated was "not returnable," though no clear reason was provided. I was asked for additional information, which I provided. When the associate was unable to resolve the issue, the interaction became noticeably impatient and dismissive. There were visible signs of frustration, including non-verbal cues that conveyed irritation rather than a willingness to assist. At one point, the interaction shifted in a way that felt personally directed rather than solution-focused. The associate was very frustrated (unbelievable to me), eye-rolling, expressions of exasperation, and standing with her hands on her hips. The tone and body language suggested that the internal system discrepancy was somehow my responsibility. That was inappropriate. If internal numbers do not match or a technical discrepancy exists, that is an operational matter to resolve--not a customer failure. Redirecting frustration toward the customer reflects a lapse in composure and the lack of regulating yourself. Fortunately, the manager on duty, Deidra, intervened, hallelujah! She was calm, respectful, and solution-oriented. She did not display frustration, and she handled the matter with professionalism. Ultimately, the issue was resolved. I would like to formally acknowledge her leadership and demeanor. She demonstrated the level of service customers expect. Second, I recently received an online order that arrived visibly damaged. Items were missing from the package. Thankfully, I photographed the condition upon arrival. I followed the Deidre's instructions to resolve the matter, and that issue was also addressed by the very helpful, respectful and professional service representative. However, experiencing two service disruptions in my first week as a returning customer raises concern. As someone who leads an organization and manages diverse personalities daily, I understand that challenges arise in any business. What distinguishes a company is how its "people" respond under pressure. Customers should not feel the emotional burden of internal system or procedural challenges. Courtesy, patience, respect and professionalism should be first--even when resolution requires additional effort. I appreciate that both matters were ultimately resolved by the manager, Deidra; thank you for not displaying discontent with me for a matter that was out of my control. Sincerely 3/3/26

not above price,u can buy and have a little money leftover.you will get some great deals if you buy…read moresmart.and shopping online.

The furniture we purchased is awesome. The owner is wonderful and very responsive to your needs or…read moreconcerns. A+

Well, we aren't happy with the furniture. We visited the store and we test the couches we really…read morelike, It's firm and good set. We ordered to have it delivered to our place. One of family members sat on one of the couches and suddenly several wheels breaking. We noticed the wheels aren't that strong enough as it should be. It's cheap kind plastic and it's breakable. We contact them to have it fixed and was told they'll give us a call. We haven't heard from them.

I love Target and will find a reason to shop in a location while on vacation etc but wow the…read morecustomer service was rude , not a good selection and store was messy. I ended up walking out and going to another Target in DC.

This store is TRASHED. It's a shame because it's a beautiful new store but it is not kept up in the…read moreleast. There are items tossed everywhere, merchandise piled on the floor. The employees were standing around gossiping or on their phones. I was appalled. I couldn't find what I was looking for in my size because the styles were mixed up and nothing was sized. This store needs to get its act together and be better managed because this store is awful to shop in.

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.