Ross Dress for Less

Great experience! good price level, can find cheap dress and real good shoes, found some funny things and socks for my husband

I would like to give this store a better rating but the escalators have been out for over 5,6 months and its annoying. I would think by now a major corporation could get it together and get your escalators fixed. Its so annoying. I am not shopping there anymore because it should be repaired and its too annoying to continue to shop there, I would rather go to Geary or another place. The Potrero store is badly picked over and doesn’t have as much as downtown, but the downtown store is also over crowded with super long lines and rude people who elbow you.

Any Ross’s here in Daly City or San Francisco is 5 stars for me.
I resisted so hard at the shoe section… which has multiple aisles of my shoe size!
I didn’t even both going up to see the woman’s wear. Keep in mind I’m just resisting on splurging…
Bottom level! All the house décor, furniture, kitchen goodies, picture frames, luggages, etc etc.
I’m trying to FENG SHUI my room and home right now so it was tough going down there because i already bought enough from the Westlake Ross the other day… So it was a want vs need immediately type of thinking.
In the end I just bought 50 red tea lights and a scented clearance candle to total $ 7.
I love candles!

Becareful when you guys do purchase something in here, please don’t forget checked your item or they will charge you extra item. I had experienced today, I come right away today to complaints with the manager, His name is KEVIN, he didn’t believe me and didn’t say sorry to me. He treated me so Bad. I can’t returns back my item or get my money back. He kick me out from the store like a Dog. How he can be Store Manager if treated customer not nice. Please, change the better Manager. so disappointed.

This place deserves one star or less. I was there to buy some summer shorts. I brought about 8 of them to the fitting room. The lady at the door counted them before I got in. I tried them and decided to buy 5 shorts. Of course the shorts are already off the hangers after I tried them on. When I came out, the lady there made me put the shorts back on the hangers, EVEN the ones that Im buying! She kept saying it is the store rule to put them back on the hangers so she could count them!
Okay! I was nice enough to put back the ones that I didnt take. Why would you want your customers to put the clothes back to the hangers for you to count then I gotta take them off to the register anyways?!! Cant you count them without the hangers? Or are you just a bunch of lazy people who dont wanna do your job?
I put them all back and walked out. Never came back here again. To all future customers, dont even waste your time at the fitting room!

This has got to be The-​Worst-​Customer-​Service place I have Ever encountered! I saw about 4 – 5 register with their numbers lit up but half had nobody sitting behind it and the other half had people standing there but looked like they were trying to take care of inventory. I didn’t see a line of customers waiting anywhere so I sort of waited until somebody said something to me or greeted me. Nobody did. So I approached one girl behind the closest counter. When I’m standing right in front of her, looking around, making it obvious as to exactly what I was looking for it took her a few seconds to say something. And what she said was: «Can I help you?»
I respond (as politely as I could): «umm, yes I just want to check out.» She looks around and then disappointedly says «ok I’ll be right with you» and points to a counter behind me. So I go over to it and wait… and wait… a few minutes later I see her dragging herself from behind the other counter and Languidly walk over to me. Taking-​her-​oh-​so-​sweet-​time. I almost wanted to knock the sense out of her! But I waited patiently. Are they just really lazy here?
At the end of my transaction I wait for her to hand me my receipt. I’m standing there for a little while and when I look at her I say: «is there a problem?»
«It’s right there» is what she said. She had placed the receipt on top of the item I purchased.

This location is gigantic and the amount of inventory is insane. The Ross stores in my town are puny compared to this one. I love that it has 4 floors with all of their departments separated nicely between them.
Once you get to the floors that have the apparel, there’s little to no space in between the racks which can get frustrating if there are other people shopping the same area. For the amount of regular priced clothing they stock, the clearance sections are tiny.
When it was time for me to try things on, it was pretty difficult to navigate the fitting room set up since it was my first time in this store. The fitting room attendant wasn’t very friendly. Once you leave the attendant, they send you down a really long and barren hallway to get to the fitting rooms and I wasn’t even sure if I was going the right way!
It was really hot throughout the entire building. When we were finally ready to check out, the line was moving pretty slowly and the cashiers didn’t look happy at all. There were about 6 cashiers and not one was smiling at anybody.
I was really impressed by the selection of merchandise, but not the customer service.

REVIEWER # 303
I was truly impressed when shopping here! Listen up ladies: this Ross has a wonderful shoe selection!
I have been to tons of Ross but this one has a great selection of items. This location is huge! My favorite sections when I come here are there shoes and purses.
One thing that I truly love about Ross is that they sale Micheal Kors here. I don’t have to go to Macy’s to always get the bargain deals! Noice!
The workers here do an amazing job keeping the store well stocked and displayed especially in the shoe section. I have been to some Ross’s where the aisles are a mess and just terrible to look at but this one you can actual walk down the aisles and not trip! GREAT JOB WORKERS!
They have a upstairs and downstairs. Downstairs they sale purses and shoes and upstairs they have clothing and kitchen items. Bathrooms are also located upstairs as well.
I can literally spend hours in this store and walk out with steal deals!
Location is perfect since it’s located right on Powell, in front of Powell Bart/​muni station. Very convenient!
I definitely recommend coming to this location and checking it out.
Ross, I’ll be back!
*Review 2/​196*

So embarrassed for the employees here! My cousin was visiting SF for the 1^st time from another country, in fact 1^st time in the US and to be yelled at by the changing room attendant is unacceptable! It seems like everyone is so miserable & mean on this last trip to SF, what is happening to this city? What a turn off to visitors! Shameful.

This location is a bit larger than other stores given its location and has maybe just a bit more selection as well. It’s got 3 floors. It certainly is one of the busier stores that I’ve seen, so be prepared for the long lines at all times of the day. Ross is great if you want to go treasure hunting for the beast deals and styles, but if you want more organization, check other department stores.

I dread going to this place like I dread going to the DMV. It’s not the fab finds, I always find them. It’s the long checkout line (which someone else mentioned was like an Airport Security line… TRUTH!) and the disgruntled ladies manning the fitting room. Given that standing in line for checkout and returns rivals the one at the DMV most days, I ALWAYS try on my clothes first. Too bad when I go to the dressing room they’re rude, curt, and generally check the clothes I bring in like I’m going to STEAL. THEM. ALL. I’d understand if they didn’t look at me with such disdain – shoplifters are everywhere. But they don’t have to be so mean about it. Is it something on my face???
At the end of the day I only walk in here if I NEED something (shower rack, towels, shoelaces, almost-​expired potato chips, whatever) – I’m cheap and I know it (rent and booze are more important to me than expensive shoes so something’s got to give), so I’ll sacrifice customer service sometimes for the bargains and I acknowledge that.
Necessary Evils. They suck, but what are you going to do?

Great selection for really good prices. It took a trip to San Francisco for me to find this place and I am really pleased to see that there are locations in Chicago. I will definitely be adding this into my shopping rotation.

Se você gosta de pechinchas, então a Ross é o lugar para você. Essa enorme loja de departamento oferece uma infinidade de roupas femininas e masculinas a preços extremamente convidativos. Nas araras (super desorganizas) do local você encontra desde coisas breguíssimas até peças de designers renomados — e tudo a preços módicos. Sempre que estou na cidade visito a loja, pois já saí de lá com achados incríveis.
Mas vá ciente de que, se quiser explorar a Ross, você vai precisar de muita paciência. A loja está sempre cheia, os corredores são bagunçados e são tantas peças espalhadas pra lá e pra cá que se você não estiver no clima de fuçar muito, provavelmente vai ficar rapidamente frustrado. Eles também vendem acessórios, e a parte de bolsas e mochilas é especialmente interessante.
Uma coisa chata é que você só pode provar oito peças por vez, e isso significa que se você tiver peças a mais, o que é provável, terá que encarar a fila do provador novamente. Para quem está a fim de fazer compras sem gastar muito, a Ross é uma ótima opção. Agora, se seu negócio é tranquilidade e conveniência, então talvez esse não seja o cantinho ideal.

This place is huge with 4 different stories. It’s packed full of barely wearable clothes unfortunately. The selection was terrible! They have the worst customer service here, especially when you are trying to bring clothes to the dressing room. They act like you’re a thief trying to steal clothes in the fitting room. They also hassle you if you bring more than 8 items to check in. I usually don’t get this kind of treatment at a Ross and I’m definitely never coming back here. Long lines, trash everywhere on the floor, limited workers… This place is a hot mess!

Last year, I just remembered craving to purchase a red trench coat. After getting off from work one day, something went off in my head that told me, «Go look for a red trench coat.» So, I did. I went to Marshall’s, found nothing, and then that voice in my head went again, «Go to Ross.»
I went to the women’s section the second floor, and walked around for a bit. After browsing dresses for a bit, I turned around, and, as if by fate, there was a RED. TRENCH. COAT. IN. MY. SIZE. Staring at me right in the face! Not even in the coat section either. It was just hanging there in plain sight. I couldn’t even believe it fit me perfectly, and it was only $ 14! Needless to say, I instantly bought it.
That was the most positive Ross experience I’ve had in recent years. I frankly can’t remember any others. Everything is kind of a hit or miss, with mostly misses.
For such a large Ross, they really lack bathing suits and lingerie in smaller sizes. Everything in my size was either in my size and ugly, or cute but way too big for me. Where are all the smaller sizes? This is ridiculous.
The other day, I bought a few things, and the clerk forgot to remove the security tag on one of the garments. Really? Really? I went to the store because I needed the item shortly after I bought it, and it’s incredibly inconvenient to have to return to the store to have it removed (after many attempts of consulting Google and tinkering with a screwdriver and scissors and doing my best not to butcher my hands). UGH.
Long slow-​moving lines don’t help either.

You know, I never shopped at Ross before, until I moved to San Francisco.
Target was my go-​to. And it still is. But City Target just ain’t cutting it. I need to supplement it. Good thing Ross is just a block away!
I’ve started coming here once I noticed that things I bought at Target were found for half the price here at Ross.
I’ll buy sandals at Target. $ 6 not bad. Ross? $ 3. Ah.
I’ll buy kitchen supplies at Target. I find it for a few bucks cheaper at Ross. Gahdammit.
Just the other day, I found Lady Gaga’s perfume here for only $ 20. I’ve been debating whether I should buy it for $ 70 at Macy’s. SCORE!
This location stays stocked pretty well. They aren’t lying when they say if you don’t buy it today, it’ll be gone tomorrow. It’s happened to me before.
Aisles are cramped and there are way too many dumb people leaving their baskets in the way.
Dressing rooms are terrible, and the line is always long. They have a very specific way of checking you in and out to ensure that you don’t steal anything. Seems to happen frequently apparently.
Line can get long, but moves fairly quickly.
All in all, a decent store. Better than Marshalls, cheaper than Target.

You’ve heard that everything is bigger in Texas? It ain’t necessarily so, my friend. This Ross store in Union Square is 4 floors packed to the gills with merchandise. The racks are overflowing with merchandise — literally overflowing as there was clothing on the floor. Four floors of bigger, though not necessarily better, as my companion was unable to find what he was looking for. In this Ross Store’s defense, he isn’t necessarily the most efficient of shoppers.
Ross stores carry a variety of clothing items for men, women, and children in addition to items for the home, bed, and bath and everything is sold at deep discount prices. This store was almost as crowded with people as it was with clothing items making for quite a chaotic visit full of sound and motion.
We were in a hurry, so I wasn’t able to shop to my heart’s content, but I plan on coming back some day and staying till I’ve gone through absolutely everything. It’s a quest, really, and I plan to emerge victorious.

Every time I come here I always walk out with a purchase. There is some good finds at Ross. This place is always crazily packed so if you can stand waiting in line for a bit and get a great bargain it’s worth it. Pro tip: there’s a cashier register on the second floor as well so you can checkout of their if you see first floor which usually has long line ups. Don’t expect any customer service here the people who work here are rushing everything and they gotta keep store clean and tidy all times also heavy security in here. Its a great discount place if you nerd some cheap luggage and perfumes. The clothes I didn’t look at but the shoes were good deals Nike’s and Adidas running shoes for $ 30… Would return again

Sooooo big.
There is a massive amount of merchandise in this store. Each department basically has it’s own floor. Mens on third, women on 2^nd, accessories on 1^st. We went on a Friday night, so naturally it was crowded as hell. The line wrapped around the entire store, and even though my friend found a cute top to buy, she didn’t want to stand in line and risk missing the Bart.
Kind of cool to look at though. It’s funny how different each Ross is depending on the city. They had some pretty weird stuff, but also some pretty cool things. The clearance section was massive, and I’m sure there were cool things in there. But that line just isn’t worth it. Go on an off hour, when no one will be there.

Okay, admit it… we’ve all been to one of these stores that features brand new items at discounted prices. Unless you are made of money, finding a great bargain can be a great rush in and of itself.
Not to brag, but I often get compliments on what I’m wearing. I don’t have perfect taste, I just like strange and unusual shirts, bags, accessories, what have you.
If someone mentions that they like something I’m sporting, the first thing I tell them is how much (or how little) I spent on it. I think I inherited this trait from my mother, as she loved to gleefully announce that she only paid 6 dollars for her purse or 12 dollars for a blouse.
I’m usually a t-​shirt and jeans kinda gal, but lately I’ve been getting into a more feminine look. This particular Ross has provided me with plenty of cute dresses for under 20 dollars, even if their retail value is more than twice that. I found a sparkly gem of a party frock that I will be wearing to a gala event near the end of the month. The price tag? $ 16! Amazing.
It’s like a treasure hunt… sometimes you are victorious in finding new sneakers, or turquoise socks with puppies on them, or maybe the perfect pair of jeans that make your butt look like a girl in one of those rap videos.
No matter what you’re searching for, you will probably end up finding it (if you look hard enough). Be careful, as a lot of shoppers tend to charge around without any regard to the other folks around them or drag their little carts around, smacking into your ankles as they pass by. Keep your eyes alert for the many hazards of shopping at this busy, bustling budget boutique.
I don’t think anyone goes to these discounted retailers for a charming customer service experience or pleasant ambiance or complimentary glass of champagne (although wouldn’t that be nice?!).
You simply get in, get out, and admire your fortunate finds and (hopefully) how much money you have left in your wallet.

Four stories of Ross-​y goodness. What’s not to like about that?!
The store is pretty organized, but I was surprised that, despite the enormous size of this store, they didn’t seem to have a lot of selection and their departments didn’t have as many aisles as of inventory that I normally look forward to when I shop at Ross.
The aisles were really organized, despite there being tons of customers both shopping and standing in line. The lines were really long and after perusing the aisles for about 30 minutes there wasn’t anything we wanted badly enough to stand in line for.

Magasin de destockage où on y trouve des vêtements chaussures et accessoires de marque à prix mini: jeans Levi’s, Lee, Nine West, Ralph Lauren; robes CK, BCBG; sacs à mains MK, Guess