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.

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 place is horrible from the management on down. Besides the store being dirty and half stocked…read more the customer service is beyond ridiculous. However, when management is ignorant and disrespectful, I guess you can't expect nothing else from the employees but the same thing. However, I have come across a few very pleasant cashiers, but like I stated earlier the management in this place sucks.

I haven't been to this store in awhile, but I definitely remember it being...different. I'm not…read moreeven going to complain about the store not being stocked. It was the night before Thanksgiving, so I'm going to assume that is not the norm. The store was clean and organized for the most part, so no complaints there. My biggest complaint however, is about the treatment from the staff. First of all, there was an older lady who almost knocked me down trying to show another customer an item that I was standing in front of. I quickly moved out the way, but if I didn't, I'm convinced she would've bumped me out the way. A simple "excuse me" would have sufficed. Next up was the cashier who seemed to have an attitude before I even approached him. Since I was only getting a few items, I didn't bother getting a cart or a basket. Instead, I carried most of my items in the small aluminum pan I was purchasing. Apparently, he did not like that. Instead of taking each item out one by one to ring them up, he dumped all of the items on the belt. Not only was this unnecessary, but he didn't even check to see if there was anything fragile in there. Next, the card reader wouldn't read my chip so I had to swipe the card. The cashier asked me what did the screen say and I told him. Then he asked me if I was pressing the 'yes' button, and I told him I was. Apparently, I wasn't and quickly realized I was in fact pressing the 'no' button. He was really irritated by that and shook his head. I then told him that my mistake did not add any additional time on his work schedule, he would have still been there regardless. I understand people have bad days, but he made me remember why I do most of my shopping online. If you need to go to the Dollar Tree, try the one at the Bowie Town Center.

I frequent the Dollar General in Bowie and although it may not be the perfect spot, I always find…read morewhat I need, including different products not even looking for. I would like to commend the associate Dre for his kindness and professionalism on April 11, 2026. This is the type of service we all need to make our day a bit brighter.

Now I see why they only get one and a half stars because I just left there and the older black…read morewoman who was the cashier was so rude to me and has been rude several times before She's also very slow. I've waited 15 minutes and there were only two people in front of me. They also throw all their cardboard trash out in the front of the store so it makes the whole shopping center look like shit. The store oughta clothes or higher a whole new staff.

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.

Stopped in to get a birthday card. The selection was good. The shelves were a little messy, but…read morestill organized. Checkout was quick and friendly.

Been waiting 30 minutes and they are still not open . Tried calling and no answer. Not sure what's…read moregoing on but they are now waisting my time . I will go to a different retailer!

I absolutely LOOOOVE this dollar tree!!, it's very welcoming with all the Christmas colors of…read moredifferent things as soon as you walk in! As youre being greeted. Everything is sooo super organized, fully stocked, easy access to whatever you needed, I got some tape, turkey roasting aluminum foil pans, some little Xmas gift bags for my Xmas gift cards and a few treats to hook it up really nicely!. this location has EVERYTHING & MORE geared to the holidays that you can absolutely NOT find anywhere else it's like a superstore!! Just like all the other stores in the plaza. It wasn't crowded, even the ppl on the floors were very helpful despite unloading their shipments. I definitely think this is gonna be my dollar store from here on out!!

Stop by to pick up a couple of things for my travels and there was no one in line and no one at the…read moreregister either. I waited for a good 8 minutes for some one at no avail. So I was forced to check out on a self check out. Which I believe should not be used because it puts people out of work and I did express my feelings about it. Then the clerk shows up being all rude about it, so when the realize the self check out works better than she does, she will be unemployed because of a machine.

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.

The price is really the only reason to shop here. Well, and the store is always very bright…read moreinside, which I do appreciate it. But, the shelves are usually in disarray, and the staff is almost nowhere to be found. I think the only staff member we've ever seen is at the checkout and even then she's only there to assist with the self-checkout folks. It's fine if you need some seasonal items like pool toys or swim gear. Their selection is spotty at best, though, and very limited in general. It's fine for party favors or the like, but not really for general shopping. If you're in the neighborhood, it's an interesting place to just browse, but don't expect any help on finding something. You're kind of at the mercy of the stock that's visible.

So, I had the most uncomfortable experience at this location. I approached the self checkout…read moreregister and there was another lady with a cart full of items that had walked to the register before me. The associate leaves the customer and comes over to stand so close she was damn near in my hip pocket and watch me scan my items. I politely asked her to please move back and she repeatedly asked me if I needed help, for the 2nd time, NO! She then continued to stand behind me and not pay any attention to the other customer (who was Caucasian). The manager approached and I asked her if this was a new policy to stand over customers and she replied that they are supposed to actually ring our items. Well, how is it self checkout and you have 3 registers open with them all occupied and one associate: Yea ok, here's another excuse being used to stereotype shoppers of color. Yes, I said what I said!!