Even though it was pointed out to me that this Ross doesn't have prices as low as some other Ross stores, I thought it was good overall. It seemed like Ross had a better selection and lower prices than TJ Maxx on most things - as I was expecting from the seasoned Ross shopper who accompanied me. The clothes I tried on all looked better on the rack, so those weren't purchased. Digging through clothes felt like a chore, so I didn't do that for long. I'm sure it's from customers, but a lot of the clothing was not hanging in the appropriate size categories. The store was clean. It was mostly neat and organized. This store had a lot to look at from clothes for everyone to cologne, toiletries and the like, shoes and bags, scarves, a lot of household items and decor, and more. There were a lot of designer names on goods. They even had pink Himalayan salt and spices. I just couldn't pass up this metal bobblehead cat who came home with me. I love my new beach bag I plan on using soon. Eek! It also doubled as a vessel in which to haul the rest of my loot home. I snagged an excellent santoku knife by KitchenAid for ten bucks. I put a lot of things that had piled into my cart away before I checked out, but I got a cute pineapple dog toy and some cat themed kitchen towels. I'm having trouble recalling what else I grabbed at the moment. (Insert thinking emoji.) The staff were pleasant. Just not overly so. This store sucked me into browsing for far longer than I planned, but it was fun. I'd say this is an experience and a treasure hunt that's fun to do with a friend. It's not an in and out stop. The only odd and inconvenient things about it were that the restroom was locked, and it took a while for an employee to open it for someone. I didn't use it myself. The fitting rooms at the front were open and where we were to go from my understanding, but then those had signs on them saying they were closed. Someone who worked there called out that we needed to go use the ones at the back of the store from where we had just came. Slight inconvenience. The fitting room attendant asked as well as counted how many items I had and gave me a numbered card. She took everything I didn't want - which was all three items I'd tried on - and let me know if I saw anything else I was welcome to come back. It was clean. She did a great job of keeping everything uncluttered. I can understand the restroom and dressing room protocols to prevent theft. It was a fun shopping trip. I'd love to go back. It's just a little "dangerous" because I wanted to take an entire cart home with me. Lol This would be a great stop for birthday and Christmas gifts for a lot of people on my list. Definitely worth checking out. read more

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I appreciate a good bargain for quality merch. This store requires more careful shopping, as the merchandise seems to be haphazardly placed; likely due to careless shoppers. I never go after a weekend or after the white busses stop in my town. The store is extremely untidy for a day or two. There are several items that have extremely low prices for good quality and known nams read more

All the staff wear the mask how you are supposed to. I love the decor here & the purses. I wish they had a larger section for babies/toddlers. read more

I was a bit unimpressed with my first trip there, simply because of the lack of selection in the children's clothing. Specifically jeans. Maybe they will get more selection? Idk. read more