I came to Ross to do some holiday shopping and it was easy breezy. The store had stuff everywhere,…read morebut there were staff members working to re-stock and keep things orderly.

As always some sort of issue from there extremely rude and inconsiderate staff with just about…read moreevery visit....that is just not normal out of one particular establishment. As you can see by the picture they close at 11:00pm, it's only 10:40 and the cowboy looking staff members is locking the door right in my face telling me I'm not allowed to enter as he could clearly see I have a bag in my hand that I am trying to return. So therefore, I am forced to come back another day. No one has time for this sort of behavior nor should this be allowed. This is not the first negative review for this company and I'm sure it's probably not going to be the last. I even did a follow up call the next day with corporate and they seem to care less. This is nothing but disgraceful that the customers are treated with such little respect.

Been going here for years, I moved away and still make my way here.. love this store. You had to…read moretrust the process & they delivered

Been by here a few times, and was not at all interested in going in. But, Sweetie had me looking…read morefor some trinkets, and I read Bryant's review, and figured it was worth a shot. It's huge, and there are affiliated stores on either side, so you could spend a lot of time here. This part is like a dollar store times 10. Big, with all sorts of cheap stuff. Want a coffeepot? What color? How shiny? A microwave? RC toys? Squirt guns sized for toddlers? (I was tempted, then pictured Baby K chasing the cats around.) Dried peppers? Got 'em. Dried seaweed? A cookpot big enough to feed a family of 10? Yep. Hey, you know those plastic trays you get raw veggies for parties in at Kroger? Yeah, they have them, in all shapes and sizes. For $1. Most things are a dollar, though some are more, even closer to average prices. But you will find great deals in general. Not as much penny candy as I hope for at discount stores, or as much food in general, but a ton of household items, clothes, etc. I ended up with a box of chocolate-topped butter cookies, the ones you pay $3-4 for at a grocery store. They were $1. We'll see if they're any good, but frankly, I am already happy. Service was good. The aisles were a little chaotic but not crazy. The lot... Well, someone dinged my car door literally right in front of me. But it's an old car, already a little beat up, and she was a granny using a cane, so I didn't say anything. Might not want to park your nice car up close. But come here anyway, stock up, and leave with a lot of money still in your pocket.

Target has quality and good Value. I always use my red card and it saves me additional money…read more Staff is friendly and good choices.

Had never been in this store before receiving a call from our CU security team…read more The store loss prevention woman noticed suspicious behavior and promptly reported it. It turns out someone was using an illegal copy of our debit card in the store. We were being set up for a potentially larger theft. When we arrived, she had video footage and her accounting available as evidence for the police report. Thankful for this employee for halting what could have been a disaster for us (name withheld for her protection). When next we are in the area, we will bring them our business. 07/24

Store is disorderly. Never anything new or interesting. Only 1 checkout lane with long lines for…read moreself check out.

I've been going here since I was a child when it opened in 2005/2006. I will say, one thing I've…read morenoticed over the years is that, as they've added more department, the merch selection in their existing departments have shrunk. Case in point, their clothing and electronic selections were much bigger when they first opened. I mean, you definitely do have to trade in some ways. On one hand, it is convenient having multiple kinds of merch in one store, but on the other hand, you already also have Kroger,TJ Maxx, Homegoods, Ulta, Petco, and Michael's nearby for much of the same stuff you can find at Target, not to mention, there's also 2 other Starbucks in Graceland as well. But as far as Target itself goes, it's definitely not a bad store.

I shopped in-store ONE time on Christmas Eve, and the very next morning I woke up to three…read morefraudulent Meijer.com charges on my card. When I called Customer Service, they casually informed me that their systems had been compromised. No warning. No alert. Nothing. Now I'm sitting here out $1,100, waiting for my bank to investigate, while Meijer shrugs off a breach that they allowed to happen. If they knew their systems were compromised, they should have taken them offline immediately. Instead, they left customers exposed and unprotected. This isn't a small mistake. This is a complete failure to safeguard the people who trust them with their information. Meijer didn't just drop the ball, they abandoned their responsibility entirely. Yelp forces at least one star, but let's be honest: this experience deserves ZERO stars.

The staff here is always wonderful. However, upon entering the building today, I witnessed an older…read morewoman berating a younger employee in a yellow vest who has always been exceptionally kind and helpful. Unfortunately, I don't know his name, but I want to note that he remained polite and respectful throughout the situation. I was concerned to see that he appeared visibly upset afterward. Given recent news coverage regarding the termination of young autistic employees for questionable reasons, I wanted to share what I observed before this situation is potentially misinterpreted.

They have fun and unique things! If you see something you want buy it then, they never have the…read moresame stuff twice. There is always a line, but it goes fast. The employees are very friendly and helpful at this location.

To be straightforward, TJ Maxx is TJ Maxx, no matter what location you go to, it's pretty much all…read morethe same but... if you go to enough of them you notice the subtle differences. Let's start with the cons so we can end on a high note, shall we? 1) The bathroom was horrendous. I don't do public restrooms unless I absolutely have to and this one was not good at all. 2) I get that the holiday season has arrived so people are out and about, but it was so congested it was uncomfortable. As in, the aisles were so tight, tons of stuff placed in the walkways, things like that. I even heard another customer say "this is giving me anxiety," and goodness I felt that in my core. I'm sure you have a lot of crap to put on the floors, but give us some space to walk, please. Thank you. Now for the positives... 1) While the checkout line was a mile long, they got through it quickly! 2) The dressing rooms were clean and they had plenty available. 3) While prices have gone up everywhere on the planet, it's still really affordable. 4) The people working there were really nice.

The watermelon I purchased for 4.99 delicious This is not my…read moreGo to store . When they have a sell on produce you can not beat the cost , the items are fresh and reasonably priced .

Awful, bad customer service. Every one look like they was high. The security guard was watching…read morepeople people steal from the store and did nothing. Everyone need do a drug test. There was only one cashier working at the cash register.

Good selection of cards and gifts. Staff offered to help me right away. As I requested, they left…read moreme alone until I asked help.

Their inventory is diverse and there's room to maneuver in the store. Staff is friendly and…read moreknowledgeable.