Ross Dress for Less

The store was unorganized, lacked cashiers even with a long line, the guy wearing a lost prevention vest took the vest title to his head, he would be sarcastic when shoppers would try to take a shopping cart out the door or if you happened to walk by him he stared from floor to head as if he was superior. I will never go back to this Ross just due to crappy employees making customers feeling uneasy

Really nice people work here but the customers… ehhh. BEWARE!!! They are professional shopping cart stealers. It happens every visit. I typically leave my cart outside of the aisle so there’s more room for others. This time I had thrown a huge soda bottle in there and also threw in a pair of shoes to deter the thieves. That’s all… certainly no purse or cell phone. Took a stroll down an aisle, turned my back for no more than 30 seconds and WHAM-​O cart gone. Not that I lost anything but this was the third time, in a row, that my cart was swipped so I talked to security and they said theives will do that hoping someone has left their purse in it. This only happens to me at Ross in Fresno. Sigh.

Fitting room was closed 45 minutes before the actual store closed. Weird.
The sales associates are not professional. However I will give one star because this lady almost cut me in line, which I truly wouldn’t have minded, I was in no rush, and the sales associate was like «um actually lemme take him, he only got one item anyway».
The associates on the floor aren’t really helpful and call me bruh. I am not your «bruh» I am a guest in your store. I don’t know I would prefer a «Hey sir, can I help you find anything?» not a «wsup bruh?» as you walk away. Weird.
Haha, I like Ross, but go to the new one over by Rio Vista off of herndon.

I was wildly disapointed with the selection in this store. I found that they generally had lower end stuff in which I was not interested. There was also a lot of empty space — not a huge selection of stuff. Staff is friendly, but otherwise, I would skip it.

Right up front – I am not a discount shopper. However, I always find something when I wander through this particular Ross. Last visit netted me a short black coat and a large cooking pot. And, best of all, they give a 10 percent discount on Tuesdays to those over 55 (that’s ME).

I need to do all of my «fancy clothes» shopping here. I found a really nice button up shirt, a nice pair of slacks, a belt, and a pack of tank tops for less than $ 50. Awesome!

Ross, Ross, Ross. I feel like you’re an old friend that has hit bottom and needs to start a 12-​step program. One, apologize for having so much crap on the ground. Two, put some merchandise on the racks so it doesn’t look like the day after Christmas. Three, straighten up the shoe department. Four, clean out the dressing rooms. Five, ban shopping carts in your 18″ aisles. Six, arrange the women’s lingerie so that you don’t have to do deep knee bends. Seven, quit carrying dumb cds. Eight, monitor the towel aisle so that it doesn’t become a huge laundry hamper. Nine, pull damaged merchandise from the selling floor. Ten, have more than 2 cashiers on duty. Eleven, carry better quality merchandise; other off-​price retailers do. And finally twelve, have some pride in the appearance and atmosphere of your store, you ARE in RiverPark!

I am normally a huge fan of stores like this, but this one sucks. I’ve never found anything here for me. I found a couple button up shirts for my hubby, but that’s it!
I’m not too happy Ross! You need to step it up!