It's a nice neat store and it's never heavy traffic. In a mall that doesn't get so many patrons so…read morethey always seem to be well stocked. My pet peeve with this place is the overly aggressive sales associate. I normally go into this store ready to buy shoes or at least knowing what I'm looking for and I know it's there job to try and sell ,sell, sell but the way you do it will help me buy, buy, buy. If your too aggressive the one item I came for will be the only item I buy if that. If your overly aggressive you will get me walking out the door with a serious attitude. If I am looking for socks, hat, t-shirts I will let you know don't try to force stuff on me, besides it doesn't work!

Purchased several shirts within past 2 years at factory outlets in Md, and the collars are faded…read morebadly. Customer service at Oxon Hill was rude, and online was terrible. I visited the store in Tyson's Corner today only to be informed by the manager that the quality of the shirts at the outlets is inferior, not overstocked items! Shirts are made overseas, of course, and it appears that the paste used on the collars is leaking through. I am out $138.94 for 2 shirts purchased in April 2024, with no recourse!! I have been a customer of BB for 20+ years, but time to move away, maybe back to LL Bean. Buyer beware, especially if shopping at an outlet mall!!!

Closes before listed time and doesn't let in customers. Arrived at 6:50 and they wouldn't allow me…read morein, and I knew exactly what I wanted to buy. Doors locked, cash register closed. Closing time listed is 7 and I sprinted from work to get there with 10 mins to spare.

My niece always finds a way to drag me to this store, no matter what. She grabs her little hand…read morecart, floats away, and I don't see her for 20 minutes. -_- This Semi-Annual sale is no different. The store is always so clean, well-organized, and welcoming. The staff knows where everything is, how it works and what recommendations would be helpful in your search. I also grabbed a few candles for myself. Joy! __ I thrift. @DCthriftish I eat. @f.hux

Excellent customer service...Management always so helpful and knowledgeable..I only shop Annapolis…read moremall..manager Masla is awesome

I am a huge Nautica fan. I can always find something. This time it was jeans and t-shirts. The…read morestore offered 50% off lowest price on ticket. Yelp app gives you another %15 off when you check-in. Cant go wrong.

Great store! Staff is extremely helpful and polite. Highly recommend. Thanks!!…read more Will visit again

Bottom Line: Reasonable priced casual clothes for men, women and children but not super stylish…read more When I was in high school I used to love the Gap. Fast forward a few decades and I feel like the fashions at the Gap are very simple, basic and sometimes monochromatic. For these reasons, I gave up on the Gap, including the outlet, years ago. While I did see a few cute items on my recent visit, a majority of the clothes seemed to be the same boring garments they've been selling for years - denim skirts, loose fitting cotton dresses, solid t-shirts, khaki casual jackets and ripped jeans. On the upside, the store was organized and the employees seemed more engaged than some of the other stores in the outlet center.

one of my favourite places to shop for casual wear. since i live in california, and most places…read morehave a casual dress code, i can pretty much wear gap everywhere, whether to work, play, eat or drink. i would say my favourite item is their jeans. gap jeans have evolved quite a bit since 1969, as their branding makes reference to, and i always love the new styles and colours they create. as a petite woman, i very much appreciate the option of ankle length jeans so that i don't have to roll up the cuffs or spend a fortune getting them hemmed. the quality of their jeans is very good as most of my jeans have lasted several years and many, many machine washes. price-wise, they are average, but at this outlet store, you can get jeans on the cheap. this store carries men's and women's clothing.

American/Holiday was a surprise find in the St. Michael's area, as their 2nd location in Georgetown…read moreclosed years ago. This store is large and spacious, featuring local artists, cute ducks and hand-knitted sweaters, furniture, decor, and apparel. Staff are friendly, but a little pushy. They have a great sales/clearance section for seasonal items, so stock up! +cute ducks and sweaters +local artist features +sales/clearance items +slightly pushy staff

Bottom Line: Fun and funky decor, clothing and gifts located inside an old bank…read more What I like about American Holiday is that it is unique and stays on-brand. Upon entering I felt like I had been in the store before . . . and I had, in its old Georgetown location. That must have been quite awhile ago because American Holiday has since relocated to an Old Bank in Saint Michael's. The store has a dark, cozy and expensive boutique feel to it although many of the items seem reasonably priced. I love the quirkiness of the faux-taxidermied stuffed bear heads, ohh, only if I was cool enough to hang one of those whimsical, grizzlies in my house. We looked at some of the games and knick-knacks and I thought seeing the old, albeit not that old, bank vault was cool. The old night deposit is still there too.

Welcome to my fashion obsession. My little fashion secret is out. I found this cute boutique when I…read morewas walking in La Jolla. It looked like a small upscale boutique where a pair of jeans was likely to be $400. Oh no, this place was affordable on my student budget. This became my go to place for sundresses (usually in the $35-$40 range), funky tops, and accessories. They have accessories as far as the eye can see. I even introduced my east coast friends to the store when they visited. Then I moved away, and had to order on line. I kept each item of clothing for years knowing I would never find anything like it again. I had one wrap dress that rivaled anything made by Diane Von Furstenberg. When I moved east, and when coworkers would ask me where I got my clothes and I would direct them to the website. I had them hooked, pretty soon they had their entire families ordering. And then there came a day when three of us had on the same dress from here. That was my doing. Then much to my luck the store added stores on the east coast. I recently went to store in Annapolis and it was like old times. The staff was friendly and I had to put myself on a budget to avoid buying the store. And now the news got out that there is a store coming soon to Bethesda Row! See good things do come to those that wait.

Our girls love this store. I had no idea that it was for younger people. Walking by it had always…read moreseemed like they catered to the older woman, 50s and up. Not sure if they changed their age range or what but it's definitely a tasteful store for young girls and teens, which is refreshing considering the other stores for their age group nowadays. I didn't see any "sexy" choices or anything related to sex which I loved. I'll be back for this reason alone. The store was very clean and organized. Great choices. Reasonable prices, but the sale they had today made it fantastic. The customer service leaves a lot to be desired though. You can tell the young ladies that work here fit the age group that they're marketing. A little too relaxed, no "hello," no "do you need help with anything". While I was waiting in line for my first purchase, I eventually realized there wasn't a line, just a bunch of young girls standing at the register talking. Finally after a few minutes I realized they weren't buying anything so I made my way to the counter, the cashiers were just standing there talking, no apologies for leaving me standing there waiting for almost 5 minutes for nothing. I made two purchases (I found something else on my way out the door) and during the second one (different cashier) asked me for my phone number. Apparently they have some type of rewards program (but then again I don't know because she seemed confused as well but agreed to all of my questions ‍). When my info came up (I'm guessing one of our daughters signed me up) my info was wrong. Instead of changing it when I brought it to the cashier's attention, the young lady next to her, who was the first cashier for my previous transaction that didn't even ask me for my number said skip past it, the young lady said okay and then gave me my total. I guess this is why I've never received any emails for them, it's someone else's address. I digress. I saw something else on my way out but decided the poor service wasn't worth me making another purchase, maybe some other time. Overall, the store is cute, I'd shop in here for my girls occasionally. But moms, beware, you might get a little agitated. It kind of reminded me of when I have to repeat myself to my children, which I don't like to do. When I'm shopping I don't want to be reminded of my kids irresponsibilities. The girls in this store are definitely a little irresponsible when it comes to good customer service. If they tighten up, they'll get the extra 2 stars.

This is my go to family Dollar. I used to really live at Family Dollar back in the day. Then I…read more started going to Big lots. In my honest opinion. Family Dollar prices are way more reasonable. You also get a variety of things to shop for. I simply love them and the prices. They even sell refrigerated items. Very reasonable prices. If you're trying to save on food. I purchased quite a few items for my new house. Such as bathroom accessories. Pictures, rug mats, kitchen necessities, etc. Service was good. Will definitely be back!

There is a new manager that works in this family dollar.. who seems to be on edge every time she…read morerings up a customer.. she is very snappy.. and rude towards customers.... I come in this store about 4 times a week to get things that I need.. and everytime I come in.. she is always being rude to either employees and or customers... the managers name is Kim