Burlington,

6200 Greenbelt Rd, Greenbelt, MD 20770, United States

"I love this location. The employees are all very kind, busy (understaffed) and hardworking. They have a nice selection of goods that the other Burlington branches in Montgomery County lack anyways."

"Lots of stuff for the home, and loads of personal items (clothing, shoes, etc.). The stuff is friendly and try their best to keep the lines moving at checkout. Be patient, people, it's the Christmas season."

"Saturday afternoon in December and not that busy, but good luck finding your size. Nothing is any kind of order and even the hanger tags are wrong. Found some fair deals if they fit, but were cheaper online with other retail companies."

"Let me start off with I went on a Friday morning on 8/25/2023 and the store was crowded, both end of the store's check out lines were super long, and there was no "Social Distancing"! Some areas in the store were a mess. There was an endcap with some summer clearance. I spent about an hour there untangling some wind chimes strings. They had a large health and beauty section as well as snacks. People were school shopping. Small children were crying throughout the store for whatever reason! It was becoming irritating to hear all the crying. There were only two cashiers working at the checkout. Loss Prevention was very visible and catching customers with anti theft tags still on merchandise that should have been removed by the cashier. I use to shop at Burlington's Coat Factory in the 70s and it was nothing like what I experienced on this day. Let me not to forget my cashier's attitude. No greeting, no eye contact, and no care about my shopping experience. She acted like she really didn't want to wait on me or she just did not want to work! There is another location that I might check out or maybe not!"

"Large selection for everyone at very good prices, as you come to expect from Burlington. It is a reasonably big Burlington located conveniently in the beltway plaza mall, so you can easily grab a bite after shopping. Most of the men's T-shirts were around 10 or below and they had over 25+ options in each size. They had a large collection of jeans and shirts as well. They also had some stationary items."