Ross Dress for Less

Best Ross in the South Bay. They seem to carry more items and more high end brands compared to others. I always find good deals here. I love how the LPs greet you when you enter and exit. Good selection of clothing, jewelry, shoes, etc. The lines can get pretty long sometimes, but cashiers seem to be pretty quick. I received good customer service from an associate (570 589) at the register. My favorite ross to go to !

For men’s this store is a real hit or miss. Often there isn’t a good selection of quality brands. This is coming from a bargain shopping master… Usually it’s filled with no name labels. Don’t get me wrong I scored a Michel kors pea coat here but not much else

Use to love the loss prevention that knew alot of cuatomers by name or seem to off got to know them and made it a for comfortable shopping experience a few years back. Its still ok I guess

Great store with great deals. Usually great service, except for my encounter with ASSOCIATE 131 781.
On 10÷17÷15, I was greeted by one of the LPs, who are much friendlier than the associates. After finding almost $ 100 worth of awesome items, I got in line (which was surprisingly moving fast, in comparison to other Ross stores) and headed over to register 2. I said «hello» to the associate, but she never responded, she just kept looking at her coworkers, which lasted about 10 seconds (that is a long time for me to be looking at someone dead in the face) until I said «excuse me». She looked at me with this stank face and finally decided to ring up my items. Not a peep from her until she told me «whenever you’re ready, you can swipe your card” — sheesh! Felt so cold :/​she’s lucky I didn’t approach her manager, who was at the counter across from her.
Perhaps, a feedback section on the receipt will encourage better service.

This store is the favorite one in the SouthBay. It’s smaller, but it’s organized and I think they carry better brands

I like this Ross. I moved nearby and found lots of things for my new place. I saw nice plates, glasses, a huge clock, bath mats and copper trash cans. I have been to this Ross way back in the day, so this has been here for a long time.

Worst experience! I had to wait in line 2 x’s for 20+ minutes. They only had 2 cashiers working w/​10+ people in line, both at the pace of a slug. When 1 of their workers volunteered to open another register, the manager blew him off & said not to worry @ it, she’d be back in a few minutes, never to be seen again. I will NEVER go to the So. Torrance location of this ill run business again. They need a new management team & new cashiers, who understand what customer service means.

In desperation, I gave this Ross location another chance.
I needed formal wear in a specific color & looked everywhere, to no avail. Hadn’t been to this store in over 2 years.
Pleasant surprise! The entire plaza’s exterior has received a makeover, even the parking lot, where plenty of spaces are available.
The inside of Ross is still a bit (OK a lot) dingy but… behold…racks of formal gowns!
Yep, I found one last week. Not exactly a gown, even better — a dressy Vince Camuto jumpsuit that doesn’t make me look fat. I can glam this thing up with a bling-​y belt (Ross price for the great belt: 49 cents on clearance, OMG).
I went back today to look for a shrug to go over the jumpsuit. Score! Perfect matching color, lace-​y with sequins.
I. Was. On. A. Roll.
Got a BCBGMAXAZRIA skirt, original price still on it: $ 228. Ross price: $ 29.99. Holy Mother of Bargains.
I ran out of steam before trying on Calvin Klein and Tahari stuff.
Barely resisted cute Betsey Johnson bags.
However, I did get a new 50-​foot garden hose. An expensive one, for 13 bucks.
Even more good news: the lines are no longer impossible. Looks like they added more staff.
Bad news: this store is like 5 minutes from my house. I’ll need to build another closet.
Small price to pay… on this very fine day…

I use to love going to Ross but it has become on the bottom of my list to look for anything. The selection is not that great on the clothing. A lot has been ransacked and the store could of been in a better condition. I would only go back if I really am looking for something that I want for a somewhat decent price. Most of the workers are ok. I appropriate the security guard greeting you and when you leave. That’s always pleasant to hear. The cashier was nice and polite. Overall it’s just «OK».

great place to buy luggage. Some housewares are nice. This chain of stores seemed a bit nicer in the 1990’s-2000’s but its kind of gone down in quality and even the stores and quality of employees. This store in particular has become less attractive when it used to be the BEST Ross in the So. Bay.

Compared to other Ross stores this one is sub par. Not much selection in the men’s clothing department. And not much for the ladies size 6 and below.
Ross on Sepulveda and Vermont might be a better choice. Bed, kitchen etc looks average at best. Bathroom was kinda dirty. Parking was not an issue.
Came twice on weekend, and disappointed in both trips.

One of the worst locations because of the exceedingly cramped aisles — it’s almost impossible to step back and look at something. It looks rather dirty too — like the floor needs to be washed. And of course, there are the endless long lines at the register. More than once I’ve just up and left, leaving frustrated and empty handed so now I won’t even try shopping here again. Marshall’s or TJ Maxx are much better options than Ross any day.

G-​H-​E-​T-​T-​O… but for a cheap a$% suit case, I came here. It was $ 60 and I really needed one, so it was worth the drive.
But this place needs to be cleaned up. I mean, I understand it’s a discount store but it wouldn’t hurt management to clean the place up. The store looks like people looted the place.

This store is just so dirty I would not like to ever really come back. And to be honest the store already looks like its been ransacked by all the locals for all the good deals and there is just really nothing here to buy. The service isnt so bad here the staff is usually pretty friendly but this just in bad shape but then again it is a Ross.

This is the local Ross near my Moms house and the one that I frequent when I’m in town. I found with many of these discount stores, that if it is located in a nice area the stock will reflect the same. I have found many a bargain at this location and always pop in when we are in town to pick up extra shirts, swim trunks and summer clothes that we may have forgotten. I usually end up picking up household items for my Mom too… would recommend this location as a place to pick up some quality jewels…

This is a discounter store that is good for browsing for deals. I’ve found some cute dresses at really low prices. I think they have senior citzen discounts on Tuesdays.
The only bad thing is that I noticed the weekday afternoon checkout lines are kind of long because they only have 1 or 2 cashiers working. I went on a Friday and a Monday and had about 4 people in front of me each time.

Ross is Ross. It’s not a Saks, it’s not a Neiman Marcus. It’s Ross. But when you compare this one to the nearby discounters (TJ Maxx, Marshall’s, and even other Ross stores), this one is one of the better ones, in my humble bargain hunting opinion.
The store is kept in good condition — clean, well-​stocked, and well-​organized. On top of that, I am always able to find really great deals on some really great product here! Having previously worked for a major clothing brand, I do know that some of the product here is specially made for the Ross chain — you aren’t getting department store cast-​offs. I also like their home furnishings sections. Always a good deal to be found, and I have been able to find some really nice accent pieces for my home. And of course, at a great deal.
It’s a discounter so some days will give you some great finds… other times — not so much. But what do you expect, right?
I will say I’ve been more lucky at this location with non-​clothing items overall, but the last time I was here, I was able to score some great Fila walking shoes for my son, plus a bunch of men’s t-​shirts for gifts! Not bad at all!

It’s Ross. You know what to expect here. Of the Ross stores in the area, this one gets +1 star for the stuff they stock along with the overall cleanliness of the store. Great place to find name brand shoes at a phenomenal discount!

Sitting lazily just off of Anza and PCH, this Ross shares a large parking lot with the CVS and a little donut shop. Across the street, there’s Michael’s and one behemoth of a Salvation Army store.
It was early one Sunday, about 15 minutes before the Ross opened it’s doors, and I had this curious experience of observing the opening rush, a scene straight out of Dawn of the Dead. About 20 cars pull in and park at various intervals, unleashing enhungred Ross shoppers to bum rush the doors as if it were Black Friday, only it wasn’t. It was just any ordinary Sunday.
They all had that slow drag to their step and if I’m not mistaken an empty gaze in their eye as they lumbered around in front of the doors waiting to be allowed in.
Nevertheless, on Sunday early afternoon, at 11am, the store starts out clean, organized, and well kept, nowhere near the chaotic nightmare that it will be by 1pm. No shoes and underwear and toys strewn about and no wildly misbehaving children chasing eachother down the aisles and through the fixtures as if seeking their first taste of human flesh.

This Ross is GREAT because it’s on the way to Redondo Beach! It’s definately one of my favorite Ross stores to go to because of the variety of cheap stuff and deals, plus the customer service isn’t bad at all except for when it’s packed, but I UNDERSTAND!
FUNNY, but TRUE…
some lady almost got into it with another lady at this particular Ross… it was very similar to what happened at Wal-​Mart in Normandie, but yeah…
I really love Ross better than Marshall’s and TJ MAXX and this Ross is a great reason why I love it!
Oh yeah, you know what’s weird? If you notice… the donut store right next to this Ross is NEVER OPEN! Just a thought!