Ross Dress for Less

You know what is a pain in the butt? Literally, getting stabbed by a security tag when trying on workout pants. I was trying on a pair of compression pants tonight when I heard a clatter and looked down and saw that the top half of the security tag was off the tag and the sharp and pointy end was stuck in my hip. They had tagged it so the stabby end went into the pants rather then pointed out and it had not been attached properly. Since it had drawn blood and had almost gone to my hip bone, I asked to speak to a manager. She asked if I was ok and then more or less shrugged it off and took away the offending item. Yes, I wanted cheap pants. I did not want to bleed for cheap pants. I took photos of both my hip and the instrument of torture and will not be going back.

Moms should boycott this place. After shopping for nearly a half hour with my one year old in the cart, I went to try on the clothes that I picked out. The attendant would not let me take the cart into the fitting rooms, nor did they have a fitting room with a door. My daughter would have been crawling everywhere. I spoke to the manager, and she told me that I needed to get a stroller. Really? Never again Ross. You just lost a good customer with a growing family. Very poor customer service.

I am a shopaholic!!! And Ross feeds this addiction well… Oh the pretty shoes & purses ;-) Now don’t get me wrong, don’t go if you don’t have time to look through the racks! They have great prices as you all know but you have to work for them!
This store is smaller than most and they don’t get the stock turn around some of the larger stores do. So it can get a bit aggravating with the long lines, crowds of bargain shoppers… But when I’m getting 80 – 90 $ name brand shoes for 20 $… Well worth a little grief!

Great deals on luggage! Lots of good discounts. Lots of great kitchen additives like oils, coffee flavors, etc.

Area Ross stores can be hit or miss, but this, my friend, is a diamond in the rough. I was fortunate to have lived near this Ross for many years, and luckily, I still have relatively easy access to it.
What is so great about the Burke location? On my frequent visits, I have found the merchandise to be arranged in a much orderly manner than other locations. As a whole, this is also one of the cleanest discount stores I’ve encountered in the DC metropolitan region.
The shoe selection is awesome; my mom got Juicy Couture booties for around fifty bucks! How can you beat that? They’re super cute, and I have to stop myself from borrowing her shoes more often.
But for me the, the biggest draw is the home accessories section. Vast aisles of things you never thought you needed for your home, but you really do. This Ross is especially great if you’re looking for organizational products (tie hangers, shower caddies, jewelry racks, shelf organizers, etc.). Their wall décor selection is also pretty impressive. If you’re into the whole bistro look, you can find a ton of charming panels and larger wall paintings for your home. Seating, chairs and stools, are also worth checking out. I adore their albums and gift options. Kitchen accessories are in abundance here. And if you’re a candle person, their candle holders will keep you in the store for hours. And here’s a jaw-​dropper: I actually prefer this Ross to all Home Goods despite Home Goods being so addictive and enticing.
Home Goods has prettier displays and a larger range of merchandise, BUT I’ve found the prices to be noticeably higher than Ross’s for very similar items (laundry baskets, ottomans, lamps, and more). One thing I do think you’re better off getting at Home Goods: luxury towels and throws. Everything else, you can save by buying at Ross.
Home Goods fans, may highly disagree, but I think this Ross is the best discount store for home furnishings and accents, both in terms of price and attractiveness.

I used to frequent this Ross when I lived in Burke. It definitely offers the best, cheapest dress selection around. I am a super savvy shopper and don’t mind spending extra time to find a great deal! This store also offers a pretty decent shoe selection and all types of jewelry, cosmetics and housewares — definitely worth a visit!

Once upon a time I frequented Ross in Virginia Beach because of the unbelievable deals. This location is small, not laid out well to me, and not that cheap. Don’t get me wrong, some items were priced well. All in all though, it seemed like the Virginia Beach location was cheaper, better organized and cleaner. Still, this place has some items that are unbeatable on price and others that make you scratch your head!

I was really happy to see how organized the store has become in the last few months! Very impressive! The store was clean as well and the security guard was really nice :)
Mariane found a Captain America wall clock for her husband. She was so psyched about it.
I found a pack of mustache shaped lollipops for my sister’s best friend as a gag-​gift as well.

Discounted Chucks + Discounted Jeans = ROSS!
They actually have OU (Oklahoma University) SOONERS gear! So I guess I do not have to fly back home to sport some crimson n cream?!
The only negative I’ve experienced at Ross are the checkout lines! A ten minute wait can be the norm at times on weekends.

Cleaner than most Ross stores out there. Good for a last minute dress at a low cost.

Ross is a hit or miss. However, I have come to the conclusion that I’ve only have 1 or 2 hits, and the rest of the time have been misses. This Ross, Ross in general, no longer seems worth the time. They have their own security in the store, and it’s usually a little messy too. However, it is Ross. I’ve never been in a tidy one…

It is Ross so not expecting much. Selection was poor and dirty.

This is a dirty and gross store that has been in this shopping center forever. This is the only Ross I have been to and its usually hit or miss in terms of the quality of their stock. But let me tell you, when they have nice stuff its dirt cheap… I got 2 pairs of Claiborn jeans here for $ 15 each.
Before going to a discount store like Kohls, just go here. Chances are you will find some really high quality names for about the same as lesser department store brands. Really the only place cheaper than a Ross is probably used clothes at a thrift store.
I am a fan of Ross because I am cheap.