Ross Dress for Less

My daughter and i stopped in on a whim as we were both needing a wardrobe update.
We had just shopped at a comparable nearby store where we had a good experience. What we found here were a large selection of summer clothes even though it was after July 4^th. She walked away with 6 pair of shorts and 6 tops and a bathing suit for $ 160. Great price! All were current fashions which provided a nice update to her wardrobe.
As for me: 2 beautiful new beach bags for $ 36 as well as a set of science fiction inspired coffee mugs for my man. This set was reasonably priced at $ 7.99 and he loves them.
With the lines moving fast on a Saturday because the checkers were both professional and customer oriented I know because of our pleasant experience we will return.

I’m really disappointed with this store. It’s close to my house and I was excited for it to open, but despite multiple visits to the place, it has yet to meet my expectations.
It isn’t well organized and is always understaffed. I have yet to find one of those steals that you expect from places like Ross, TJ Maxx, and Marshalls. The prices are very low, but the quality of clothes is pretty poor overall so you get what you pay for, I guess. The home section is small and sloppy, but I did get cute curtain rods for only $ 12 a piece so not all is bad.
Worst of all is the customer service. The store appears to be horribly understaffed. They typically have one register open, even if there are 10 people in line. Not great if you’re in a hurry. It is also nearly impossible to find an employee on the floor if you need help with something.
Since it is nearby I’m sure I will continue to stop in occasionally, but the TJ Maxx at Lawrence Park is amazing and just slightly further away so it will remain my top spot for deal hunting.