VERY DISAPPOINTED We…read morehave shopped at #Rossdressforless for YEARS. This particular location extremely disappointed my family in its employee's LACK of customer service and also MANNERS. we have all had a rough 2020/2021, Our essential workers even more so! When going into Ross yesterday evening, the Question was asked by my brother over the price of a sneaker. The Cashier wasnt sure, so called over another Associate, who used the word "THEY (is he, she, miss or sir not good enough??) Never check" and after finding the price sticker on the opposite shoe told the Cashier in what I am HOPING to be a Joking manner, to charge my Brother for the Most expensive pair on the rack!!!!!! So after working a 7 day week and unable to have a regular shopping experience, my family was VERY DISAPPOINTED in the customer service at this location.

Staff is usually ghetto and rude, barely acknowledge you and make sure you know they don't want you…read morehere.

A Philadelphia-based boutique in the Fishtown neighborhood. Happened upon this clothing shop as I…read morewas walking by and had to drop in to see what unique pieces they had. The curated selection here are made from independent and local designers. I don't like to shop at department stores and always prefer small shops like these. You never know what cool a$$ one-of-a-kind pieces you might find. Kelly greeted me warmly and asked me multiple times if I needed help. Even when I was in the dressing room she called out to me to ask if everything I got was fitting well. Here is my fashion advice...always try on the pieces, even the one you are hesitating on. One of the tops I was questioning turned out to be the one I loved the most. When I told Kelly that I am always on the hunt for sheer tops, she showed me a few other pieces on the rack. She even showed me one of the tops she was wearing on her iPhone to give me a visual. Lol. I found the top I wanted for an upcoming concert...Cannons. Since leaving the store I am feeling regretful that I didn't get the leather belt and bag that I kept eyeing. That bag was sick!! But I will definitely stop by again in the near future. Note: there are also tons of handmade one of a kind jewelry and homemade items like candles, etc.

This store is beautifully curated and well priced. It's filled with gorgeous clothing for all…read moreoccasions.

This is an amazing place! It is all about community. The store has some great merch and lots of…read morebargains. You can donate good clothing and housewares without an appointment. I stopped by to drop something's off. Paul Carpenter glasses and T-shirts were stocked for $5!! They are overruns or have small mistakes but any mistakes were unnoticeable The store benefits the PhillyUnknown organization which helps those in addiction or homelessness. It employs people who are formerly homeless or in recovery. You can shop and support a good cause!

I appreciate the mission of this thrift store and I hope that it sticks around in the neighborhood…read more As thrift prices go, the deals here were a decent value. I came on a sale day where everything was 50% off. That meant I got about 5 items for $20. Pants and shirts were around $2-5, including a flowy Free People chiffon blouse. I also was able to use Venmo to pay for my things, which is a definite plus.

I was walking to breakfast and stumbled upon this thrift store for working professionals…read more Everything was reasonably priced and the store was clean. I ended up buying a belt and Good American jeans for only $30. Overall, I'd come back here again on my next travels.

This is the type of non-profit you don't need or even know that it exists until, well, you do! They…read moreserve a variety of clients such as those experiencing housing issues, recently incarcerated, and the transgender community also. There are around 150 referring agencies that work with The Wardrobe & appointments with a referral can get 6 items of clothing free plus accessories and/or toiletries etc. Highly recommend as a place to donate gently used women's clothing, especially clothing geared towards work interviews or dresses for women transitioning. Also a supportive and helpful resource for those who work for any of their referring partner agencies.

Great place to shop and, I received some great customer service here from the fragrance and shoe…read moredepartment. No complaints and if you go here see Aubrey at fragrances downstairs.

This location is closing. I went their to find a gift for my husband birthday. When I first went…read morein the Security guard agreed me at the door. I was looking around and majority of the items in each department was gone. So I made my way over to the Polo section , because my husband loves to wear polo. And the young lady in the department is very nice and helpful. But the items that was in the department was extremely too high. They seem like they up the price. Because they're going out of business. So I walked around the whole store , even went to the shoe department thinking I was going to buy me up here shoes. I left the polo shop and wandered around. Went to the 2nd floor and it was like a ghost tale that was the woman's department.The ranks was empty to tables was empty and so was the shoe rack. It was a great store wireless run over during all my lunch or after work to go pick up guests for my loved one. But this time I really couldn't buy any fake.There was no makeup , no pocketbook , no shoes and no clothes in your price range. Then the staff was all sitting around and standing around and on their cell phone. In the whole store it might have been about 100 staff in the store. They have some nice item in the store. I\nPicked up a pear shoes that was so sure , and the shoes was five thousand dollars. A puffy women's jacket that was polo was nine hundred dollars. No thank you. I just walked around picked the items.It was taken pictures. And some of the people went in here looking for sales and was disappointed.Wholesale and left file with no bags. When I shop at Saks and come on with a bag, I feel so great but at this time, I was very unhappy. I don't know when the closing date , but they are narrowing it down. The staff was even taking a scanner and scanning things with a self and asking about buying the furniture that was in the store , just absolutely sad and crazy. I'm sorry to date you have to lose the job.\nAnd now there's a pick department store empty , like the rest of the stores in philadelphia. Hopefully when I go back to work on monday , I can run over my lunch break or that I get off of work and see if the prices went down. The last time I checked , it was twenty five percent which is not much. And when he got the news that the store was closed , they hated and sent all the high end pocketbook , shoes cologne to sell here not really for sure. But even online, the items are high, they say the sale, but not a sell. So what do you think check it out? And you can't take anything back to the store.So what are you holding. I think the lady in the polo shop said If I was buying my husband something makes sure I know his size because they wasn't accepted return. Sending prayers to all the worker.