The Employees are so Disrespectful, I Ask For a bag and the girl was like "No We don't have any…read moreplastic bag " Like with attitude , Then I saw others Bags And She was like those are only 37 cents And I ask her Where can I scan The barcode because Doesn't come with any Price or Whatever, NEVER COMING BACK TO THIS STORE CHANGE EMPLOYEE, If they don't wanna work Go home bro

This is a good store, for candies and cheap t shirts. Some of them are quite amusing. I am…read moreappreciative of the candy selections, and also good gag gifts. Yet a lot of their products, just aren't going to win any quality awards. It's a mixed bag overall. Keep your realistic parts going. Prices are certainly competitive. It's as organized as their other stores. Their book selection is "meh." On a plus note very good employees here. Checkout doesn't take too long. That alone makes it a relatively fun store.

Is good but not bad I just one day I buy is a dress but…read moreit's look like a pajama when I try to return it they said this is not belong to us and they refuse to return it without the receipt it's horrible but what you can do

This store is pretty hit or miss. It's huge--a throwback to the classic department stores of…read moreyesteryear. You can find almost everything here, from men's undershirts and baby apparel to discount toy, art work, cosmetics, and home decor. Frankly, a lot of the items are cheap, low-quality stuff that you've never heard of before. Some things look practically like knock offs of higher-end goods. But there are some pretty good finds at pretty good prices, if you're looking closely. The kids section is particularly expansive and has cute stuff. The store is kept pretty clean and organized for being so big. There tends to be a long line at checkout, and make sure that they take the alarm sensors off your items (a lot of things have them).

Really bad customer service, very rude. That guy yelling to me and don't let me talk.read more

I've been looking for a dollar store in Arlington and finally noticed this place after passing it a…read morebunch of times. It has $1 greeting cards (my favorite dollar store item), party supplies, household supplies and more. The selection of cards is kind of dwindling but I saw a handful in Spanish too. It is open until at least 8 PM during the week but I'm not sure of the exact hours.

I like coming here bec. of the choice of cosmetic and home items but the staff can be so rude…read more Today when I was looking to check out, a staffer put an entire tray of drinks in the way of getting to the registers. A lady before me asked if she could stand aside and the staffer completely ignored her and me. We had to go around the entire snack area and aisles to get to the clacking the checkout lanes. The staffer could've easily moved her cart to the side and kept working and at least acknowledged us. The chit staffer as nice. Don't hire rude, unemployable people and expect to be successful.

It's fun for cheap t shirts and candy. You have to like the giant rolls of assorted ones. These are…read moreamusing as gag gifts. They have a lot of items, but to me there's nothing extraordinary. Perhaps I am getting older and more curmudgeonly. Young people love this place. You can get a good amount of stuff, for a small bit of money . For entertainment purposes, it serves a market. This location is extremely clean and organized. The staff are solid folks. Parking in the shopping center is an adventure. That's the fun of route 7 and Columbia Pike.

I like to shop here bec they get done really fine donations. I picked up a large painting for $60…read moreand a velvet chair for $5. But it's really especially hard to shop for clothes here- I would suggest the clothes be sorted by size rather than color as it is now. And getting rid of the dozens of men's company/school logo tshirts that don't sell for many months but clog up so much of the garment racks.

This thrift store is quaint and small. The staff were ok, they weren't super friendly. I love how…read morethey organize the space, and the price point was fairly affordable. I will go back again.

Ross is a digger, meaning you have to dig for the steals and dig for the deals, and then you have…read moreto go back and dig and dig and dig some more This store is older, therefore it always looks dirtier, but the staff at this location are the friendliest of all the Rosses in the surrounding area. They do always have a line, but it's a small price to pay for a steal of a deal, and we are becoming such a society of impatientness if we are not instantly gratified, so I say suck it up, buttercup, if you want what you dug for, you gotta accept the conditions, lol. 6/7/26

Very busy location. They occasionally have good deals on sweatshirts. That's my primary reason to…read morego here. It's not the employees fault, but customers for whatever reason throw clothes everywhere. My respects to the nice men and women, who work here and have to deal with this. Is it too much to ask fellow customers? Look for t shirts, underwear, and socks here. They sometimes run good deals. It's a decent store, but they need to have more for taller guys. Their cologne selection is abysmal. Not sure why this is. Lines can form, so do expect some delays. It's inevitable in discount shops.

I wasn't too thrilled with this store. I love the cause and wanted to support. However, it was…read morepretty messy and disorganized. It was difficult to walk around because of how the racks were organized. Some items weren't in great shape. There was a selection with a few items and the prices were fair, but there were a lot of empty shelves too.

This store has some pretty damn grumpy ppl running the store. A while back, I went on a Tuesday and…read morementioned the senior discount - which the store touts - and the guy checking me out said no, "I'm not gonna bother with that right now." And this week, when checking out, the cashier gruffly said, "The purse discount doesn't apply to white tags." Maybe the store sign mentioning the purse discount could mention that so I know when shopping? So damn negative. I'm planning to skip this place, despite its important cause. There are other more pleasant resale shops - many with worthwhile causes - to go instead.

What a community-focused spot! Walk inside and you'll see two rooms filled with fair-trade goods…read morefrom jewelry to clothes to cards. In one room is a small cafe that sells coffee and other drinks with a few tables. The chai latte I ordered was delicious! After I ordered, I browsed the store as I waited for my latte.

I visited Trade Roots' cafe with a friend specifically to try out their October special, "Monster…read moreIced Mocha." We visited around the same time as the Westover Farmers Market, so the inside was a bit packed. At one point, we noticed the line going nearly outside the door--although it is a small location, so at least it moved relatively quickly. My order came fairly quick for the amount of people. However, my friend's order had a longer wait time despite being the same drink with only the milk substituted. We eventually asked the staff if the order was still coming through--they were very sweet, apologized for the wait, and quickly prepared the order. Unsure if maybe the order got lost in the shuffle, or perhaps someone else accidentally grabbed it, but it was nice that they quickly resolved the issue once it became known to them. The drink was okay, which I was fine with because the main appeal was supposed to be the Halloween-themed design. I realized too late that my drink didn't come with the chocolate syrup drizzled on top that others' did, which was unfortunate. The cafe was beautifully decorated, and it's clear that there was a lot of thought and heart put into the design. The shop was also nice to check out, with a great collection of items with a nice mission and message behind each product. However, it is a bit tight to go through the aisles when it is busy. I hope to visit again during a less crowded time to check out other seasonal treats they may have in the future!

Cyndy's Bottom Line: Great place to browse around for a gift…read more I stopped in as I was waiting for my reservation. The bedding is the primary merchandise but there are a variety of gift items to be found. There are kids backpacks, hair accessories, jewelry, flip flops, and even clocks.

Interesting place. Was walking to Mark's Duck House and passed by this place. Would have never…read morefound otherwise. I was attracted by all the cutesie gift items. Turns out there weren't too many. Lots of bedding stuff (woo, if I never want to replace my Asian blanket), some undies and bras, towels, kids warm weather stuff, jewelry. Prices are decent. Saw a child's Hello Kitty wallet for something like $4. Ended up buying a child's scarf and beanie set that was on sale. 2 for $14 but she let me buy just one at $7. Bought some cutesie small towels at 2 for $10. Over heard the lady who was working tell the customer that the blanket she wanted to buy was damaged and that they couldn't sell it to her. Kinda weird that type of Asian customer service exist in this town but woo hoo for honesty!