I love shopping Ross, and definitely like hitting up different locations- even when I am on…read morevacation. I found a wonderful hooded cardigan to help keep me toasty on the chilly fall evenings in NC and I found a dress and pj's for my grandson. They were quite busy- so there was a line at checkout, that's normal for any Ross location. Best places for me to find dresses!

My guy and I are in Asheboro spending time at our favorite spot..The Postcards formerly known as…read moreThe Getaway. We wanted to see some of the town, so we went sightseeing. Honestly, not a lot to see, but we did go to Ross. Both of us found several items we liked, and I decided against trying mine on. However, my guy wanted to try his on. The back dressing room was closed, and only two were available up front, where there was a line of four-five people waiting. When I got to the register where "Cassey" was working, I asked about the back dressing room, and she smuggly told me it was closed. Really? I had just left the area, so I kinda figured that out. I also inquired about the restrooms. Again, Cassey proudly announced they're locked. Really? I said this is a disservice to your customers. If I have to walk all the way to the register and ask Miss Cassey to find someone to unlock the door and stand for ten minutes waiting, only to have to walk back to the register and ask again, is nonsense!!! Ross - consider the handicap and the mother with 3 wailing babies or heaven forbids a senior who needs a restroom immediately. It was such an unpleasant experience at Ross and Cassey, you definitely need to be trained and have a little sensitivity for people who are waiting.