Ross Dress for Less

This ross got the «less» part right– in terms of selection of clothing/​accessories/​shoes. It was pretty empty compared to the Ross in the Fremont Hub which is always busy. One thing I can say it is nicely organized and not messy by any means. If your looking for more variety, It’s better to go to the Fremont Hub. I won’t be back to this particular location.

We stopped in here on our way to catch the BART into the city My nephew was in need of blue clothing for homecoming week This store is not as big as the one in Fremont Hub but we found what we needed as well as a few items we didn’t We were in&out within ½hr There were 2adults&2teens Everyone got what they wanted&the fact that the store was smaller was actually a plus as we didn’t spend a lot of time&were in&out in no time

The person on the check out counter was very rude. She did not know where the tag for the item was, so asked me to go get another piece for a price check. Hello… Is that not your job? The way she spoke… very rude

I go to this store as it is near my place and purchase 4 – 6 pairs of shoes and toys for my kids every year. I have always found the staff not interested in helping customers and the selection is very limited
On Oct 21 at 5:40pm I purchased a soccer ball for my kid. We went home and played in our garden and within an hour the air was leaking. The next day (less then 18-​hrs later) I go back and request for an exchange or refund.
The manager on duty called MINA Baltista without even asking what was wrong said «no you cannot return as it has been used». I told her this is a defective product but she would not listen. She did not make any effort to understand the issue or learn that the product was purchased less then 18 hours ago and the air had leaked upon one use.
I requested for her customer service number or her supervisor but she would not give claiming she can’t find it. She was rude to the point of just walking away in the store without any effort to discuss.

Just came in here today and waited in line for a very long time.
First they had one line open which is at the Exchanges and Returns line, then their store manager opened a register for purchases. She could have told us that if we were purchasing, we should be at the other line… but NO. So this customer lined up on the other where it says purchases. I looked at her and said that the line is at the very end, but she insists because that line was for «Purchases» line. It was NOT FAIR. SOOO, we went to that «Purchases» line and had to start over again. Luckily the lady in front of me let me go since I only had 1 item and had to get back to work.
So then, when another employee took over the manager on the register, he went and help the lady from the «Exchanges and Returns» line… So I told him…“Hey, we were first. This is BULLSHIT!” He told me to wait and that he will get to me.
I WAS PISSED OFF! This place SUCKS! I wouldn’t want to shop here again. They need to be organized with their lines next time.

I drive all the way from San Jose to go to this Ross. Always clean and no lines. The only real drawback is that is is not very well stocked.

This Ross Dress For Less is rather a hidden one it seems. Although it being located inside the Warm Springs Plaza here in Fremont, it still doesn’t seem to get much of business.
My mom loves shopping at Ross trying to find the latest bargains she can scoop out all at a reasonable price point! However, this location isn’t all that good or anything, it’s simply «A-​OK».
The selection isn’t really that good, they don’t really carry good products or have good selection, it’s really sparse here.
Service is okay though, usually only 1 – 2 registers open meaning lines sometimes can be long, but that’s due to the fact that they don’t receive a lot of customers or business here to open more registers.
Overall, just 3 stars.

My wife loves coming to this Ross store because it is always clean neat and organized.
It’s always been hit and miss with me at this location. This location seems to be sparse when it comes to men’s clothing.

I’ve been to this Ross a couple times, and give them 3 stars solely on the fact that I would return. Do I get a warm, fuzzy feeling in this Ross? No. Is the selection mind-​blowingly great? No. Is the service kind, welcoming, and helpful? Definitely no.
The good things about this Ross: Easy parking, a LOT of merch, a great selection of framed artwork (yeah, I’M the person who buys that crap) and housewares, and okay women’s clothing selection. It’s worth coming in and browsing, I’ve dropped a couple $ 100’s here, and I would come back for more. It’s shameful, I know. I like that I can usually find Calvin Klein and Columbia brands here, but there is still a lot of that crappy no-​name branding that seems to clog Ross’ more and more.
I’m glad that I’ve moved out of Fremont and am no longer relegated to shopping here, but in a pinch, I’d come back.

My coworker was just here on our lunch break and they accused her of STEALING when a tag was on the floor of her dressing room, even though the same person who gave her «6» item tag, saw her come out with her 6 items. The manager was called, and obviously they discovered that she hadn’t been stealing.
Just because you have a problem with shoplifters does not mean you should profile ANYONE as a thief. I will never, EVER, visit this Ross again. Sometimes the deals aren’t worth their lack of customer service and the way that they treat repeat, paying customers.

Usually, I enjoy bargain hunting and don’t expect a department /​boutique store experience. It comes with the territory and the culture of «discount stores». Unfortunately I didn’t enjoy my experience at all.
One star off for the following:
1. The store was clean, but had very limited selections on both home goods and clothing. It’s hard to find «common sizes» for mens’ clothing I would actually want to buy for the boyfriend. Only larger or very small sizes.
2. Customer service was beyond slow. I mean, come on, I want to grab ‘n go, not waste my lunch hour waiting for one customer’s exchange (which took almost 10 min…). She only had two items. Same with me. My transaction was faster, but that’s not saying much.
3. All the patrons in this plaza (and for this particular Ross) seem to drive ridiculously in this weird curvy parking lot, or like to significantly slow their pace down when they see cars approaching the crosswalk (yes, right of way is important but don’t abuse it). Both types of people annoy the crap out of me. Major bummer to your shopping experience when you don’t feel comfortable getting to /​leaving the store.

As some Unilocalers would say «nothing really special about this location». I would have to agree. although since I’m currently living in San Jose, I drive up and shop at this one. The Ross on McKee is just horrible! They never have my size in anything and it gets crowded and torn apart by ruthless customers.
This Ross here, it’s been kind’ve hit and miss for me. They’ll be times when I’ll walk out of here with a hand full of items, or I’ll walk out empty handed. This store is cleaner and more organized than most. I’ve noticed the employees are a bit more courteous than other Ross than the SJ stores. Maybe it’s a Fremont thing, everyone else in Fremont seems nicer. Parking was not an issue.
Sometimes I’ll see things I bought at other department stores and I’ll see it for almost half of what I paid for it when I come to Ross (yeah, i feel like a dumbass). The only knock I have is that they forgot to remove the sensor from a shirt I bought there earlier this week. Which is kind’ve funny because the alarm didnt go off and I didnt realize it until I was gonna wear the shirt. LOL

Nothing really special about this location. Pretty much a decent size store like most of them. Cleane too might I add. Items here are decently store with good stuff.
Visited this place since I was on my way to Pacific Commons to watch a movie with a couple of friends. I picked up a cute Steve Madden satchel purse for about 40 bucks. Not bad but it could of been cheaper imo,
Employees here are nice but they’re pretty forgetful. The cashier rang me up really fast for my purchase and ended up forgetting to take off the alarm. I learned this once I stepped near the door. * embarrassing*
This place is a ‘meh’ for me. Not worth visiting again.

I go to many a Ross. This one is of course another one of those where you can find a steal and sometimes you just go home empty. The latter usually happens on most occasions. But what I love about this location is that it’s quiet. Yes, it’s clean and organized. Everyone is very cordial.
Let’s start with location. The Ross is located in a small little plaza in the Warm Springs District of Fremont. If you’re a commuter who travels the Mission Blvd junction between 880 and 680, you may have caught a glimpse of the Ross. It’s in the same plaza as the Denny’s. This plaza never is full, so parking is a breeze. It’s so easy, sometimes I think about picking a spot further away, so that the spot feels like it’s been used.
The stock is as I said, as hit and miss, but when they do clearance, you’ll find a lot of good items. I found Denizen jeans for $ 10. Yesterday, I got a Disney Bambi dolman sweater and a tank for $ 10. That’s how good it gets. I recently got an iPhone 5 and I should have bought my cover here. They have them already for $ 5. Only thing is that they don’t have a jewelry section, so don’t come here for any type of jewelry.
Security guard always greets you. Same guy each time.
It’s homey, and not so stressful as other Ross’s. I come here whenever I just want to peruse and do a laid back shopping experience.

I remember coming to Ross and seems to have more products and selections.
My recent visit at this location had been ok. This place seems like they went on a small liquidation since they don’t have enough stuff to look at and looks so empty. I am a bargain shopper so I like my selections.
Overall, 1 star for parking and another star for convinience.

I don’t care how organized they are or how much more selections they have because SERVICE SUCKS HAIRY GORILLA BALLS!
My mom and I came here to return a couple of dresses, and the young woman at the cashier gives us the stink eye and asks, «Have these been washed?» After I said no, she responds, «Well, these smell like they’ve been washed and we can’t return them if they’ve been washed.»
ARE YOU BLIND?! If it was washed, would the price tags still be there?! Would they still be there in one piece?! If she had all ready made the decision not to trust us, why did she even bother asking if we washed the dresses to begin with? When I called her out on that, she then diverted to saying, «We can’t return any merchandise that’s been washed or tampered with,» and starts checking the tags (which were still in pristine condition).
TAMPERED WITH?!
…so this idiot goes from accusing us of washing the dresses to «tampering» with them??? WTF?! If our dresses smelled like rotten curry like she did, she would then accuse us of it having been worn! She has no evidence to prove either of her lame accusations!
I now understand why this location is almost always empty, especially compared to the Fremont Hub and Newark locations. It only takes one employee with a sh*tty attitude to ruin a business. It’s one thing to hate your job, but a completely different ball game to treat your customers like that.
…to offer some more perspective, we went straight to the Fremont Hub location to return the dresses. The return process took less than one minute, with courtesy of a friendly cashier.

Please meet my best friend Ross.
I love Ross so much my apartment screams Ross! Most of the stuff that I have in the house, I got from this store. I mean, why not? It’s the same quality you will get from other stores but CHEAPER!
I got some scented candles for $ 3.99 and $ 4.99. There are those in clearance for $ 2.99 as well.
Anything that you need, you can find here (my experience so far as to home furnishings). Unlike other Ross store, this one is always organized. Staff here are very helpful. One of the security even offered me a cart while shopping. I guess they trained them to that as well.
Location — in the heart of Warm Springs/​Mission District in Fremont with so much parking space!
Big Savings indeed! Ka-​Ching!

Hmmm, my first thought was «there’s nothing here, this place is small. I need tights for work and there are none.» (OK I know it’s not the season.) I looked around and decided it’s fine if you need something basic asap but otherwise selection is skimpy overall.

Yeah, I’ll admit I went to Ross. The check-​in on Unilocal proves it.
I’ve been to other Ross’s but this one is sort of the lowest of the low. The store is quite large but the racks are almost all empty and the kitchen gadgets or bedding you’d find at similar stores was really lacking. The men’s section had hardly anything besides sports shirts or Giants Win the World Series Shirts. I’m not a tall guy, but when you can see across the entire store you can tell that they’re either getting shafted on inventory or this place is going bye-​bye real soon.
Also, we didn’t find the doormat we were looking for and had found at another Ross the day before.

I can’t believe I’m saying this. but this Ross is ridonkulous!
The selection of items is really lacking.
I came in to look for luggage, and most Ross stores have a big ol’ luggage section, but at this store it was pitiful. I checked the other areas of the store too, just so it wouldn’t be a waste of a trip to Ross, but I really couldn’t find anything in any of the sections!
The store is mighty clean though. Probably because there isn’t much stuff.
Bottom line, this Ross sucks. No selection at all. I say don’t even bother coming here, just go somewhere else!