Ross Dress for Less

I got a $ 7 pair of sunglasses here that were originally $ 60, so I would consider that a win! I did not have enough patience to sort through the racks and racks of clothes though. They had a surprisingly decent shoe and handbag selection, too. If I had to choose between Ross, Marshalls and Century 21, Ross would be the last on my list due to the general lack of organization to the store. But if you are willing to put in the time, you will get some deals!

I’ve been to Ross in South Jersey and in New Castle, DE but this was my first time at this one in Center City Philly. It’s big inside considering the fact that it’s in a mall under construction but they have a lot. I’m pretty sure that got sales going on all the time.

I usually shop here and i like it. But the reason why i gave them 1 star because of the cashier attitude, we just asked her for a bigger bag so it’s easier for us to carry since we had to walk many blocks to get to train station. she rejected and explained in a bad manner that the bag only for customer who buy a lot of stuff and gave us a mean look. I just don’t understand why she is so stingy just for a bag. We will never come back here again

BEST dress/​hat/​shoe store in Philly!!! There’s a female security guard who remembered me from last year when she used to work the fitting rooms! She said: «OMG! I remember you! You’re that hilarious girl!!!» I liked that. P. S. This location is the FIRST stop on the Megabus coming in from NYC so it’s always my first stop in Philly!

When you just enter the store, it smells like an extremely dirty bathroom. Once you’re in though. I can’t imagine how I’ve never been to a Ross store all this while.
I went there for a bag, and they have an extensive collection of bags. MK and CK totes and crossbody bags are up for a steal! I scored a CK bag for $ 30. A way better deal all than I would’ve gotten elsewhere even after applying coupons.
I just walked by the clothes section though, and it’s a hot mess. I couldn’t imagine digging in the rubble of piled up clothes.
Overall, if they spruced up their racks and used some air freshener, it would be an instant hit! Will definitely be back for more bags. and more. and more!

This Ross is a little confusing since it spans across two retail units. If you enter off of 7^th street, the women’s section is to the right and the men’s section is to the left.
That’s the general rule of thumb, but the electronics and fitness sections were on the left side with the men’s clothing.
Once I got my bearings the confusion was worth it because I was able to find a running belt for $ 7. That wasn’t happening in a sporting goods store. The selection was slim pickings and they had what they had.
With the hit or miss nature of the products, you’ll walk out loving or hating it. It’s worth a shot if you are looking for something at a discount or just want to browse without any specific goal in mind.

They have really amazing stuff, and I love shopping there. But every time I am there, the customer service is worse and worse.
My last experience, I picked up these shorts that didn’t have a price tag and instead of asking for a price check she just randomly named a price. When she was scanning my items she was literally just banging things like hangers on the table. She looked super pissed. When i asked her to get some help from someone for price check she said there’s no one here. Really ??? Because earlier when I was trying on my clothes, I had to wait till the three ladies at the fitting room finished their discussion about clothes, lunch and haircuts. I started talking to my husband to kill time and one of the ladies gives me this attitude saying «do u wanna try these on or not? I am trying to talk to you» really? How would I know ?
Terrible experience like always. If they didn’t have reasonably priced stuff, I would never return.
You can go here to shop, but don’t expect any pleasant experience. They really need to work on their customer service skills.

Ross is what it is. You go here for a deal. And, deals they have. But it’s a hodge podge of a place. You really need to weave your way through the trinkets, random goodies, and what not. And, sometimes they have something you really like in one size, but not your size. They often get inventory in that is never restocked, but rather replaced by the next thing they get at a price that allows them to sell it at a discount.
But you don’t go hear for a high quality experience. You go here for the hodge podge of a deal place that it is.
My wife and I got what we needed and the price was right.
The one thing I found weird about this location is that the men’s side and women’s side are like two different stores. We had to pull a «let’s meet in the middle» when we’re both done route.
But hey, you sort of get what you pay for at Ross.

It’s the average Ross store. It’s divided into 2 sections spanning the first level of the market place building. Security guards are viable, but they let you roam from side to side without any problem.

Let’s face it, Ross is a messy store that you have to be in the mood to search for treasure and wait in line for. But I’m very glad it’s in Center City. Many a time, I’ve had family over on short notice, and have had to run out to Ross on Market Street for towels, an air mattress, yoga mats, etc.
At some Ross stores, I can find shoes and clothes that I like, but at this one, I usually don’t spend time shopping for those things bc the store is quite messy. Plus, I have never found a cute pair of shoes in my size (women’s 10) here — they’re usually all rummaged through with only the very odd looking ones left.

The only reason to venture to this gross place is the awesome deals. I LOVE Ross stores and whenever I can’t get to one in the suburbs I have to gather all of my strength and patience to go to this one.
There are tons of great deals from dresses, to shoes, to house stuff, and I always find something for the closet or the house… but the atmosphere… is not pleasant.
People that work there are extremely unprofessional, last time I was there they were literally standing by the register discussing in detail their weekends ignoring the long line. One girl was just brushing her hair like it was her house? Everyone looks miserable and unhappy to be there. The dressing rooms are disgusting, with the weirdest bathroom smell and most of them don’t close. There are always tons of loud and obnoxious people there… with kids. And the line is always long and slow moving.
So yes, I love Ross but I hate this store… so good luck! =(

It’s ok, but there’s never enough cashiers.

This is another one of those «gotta hunt for it» stores, but I always leave with a great deal. The selection of dresses they have is insanely large and this has become my go-​to spot when I know I need a dress for pretty cheap. Their shoe and bag selection is also pretty extensive and cheap. The housewares department is definitely a lot smaller than other Ross’s I’ve been to, but that doesn’t deter me from coming here.
My only complaint, like others have mentioned, is the lines at the register. It’s always at least 6 or 7 people deep. The cashiers try to move people as quickly as they can, but I still end up waiting way too long to check out.

3.5…Hit or miss and usually longer lines (HINT go to the men’s side for a shorter line) It really is fun to walk through and browse to see what they have…
I love me some bargain shopping and they have a ton of items even including luggage (wish I would have known that before I got my ugly green set from K Mart). It isn’t the cleanest store and the employees leave a little to be desired that is for sure. But look for what it is, this place is great and convenient (right of the 8^th and Market Septa/​Patco lines)
There is a restroom back by the ladies fitting room, but was out of order when I went. As for shoes, if you are a size 11 or higher — don’t bother lol!

My name is Renea and I’m a Rossaholic. I’ve been addicted for approximately three years now. There is something about the thrill of the chase, wildly sifting through clearance items until you find that perfect pair of jeans for $ 8. I used to pass this paritcular Ross every day on my way from the subway station to work and it was all I could do to not make daily visits. I’m sure all the employees had mapped out my paydays because Ross would always be my first stop on my way home.
In comparison to other Ross stores I’ve been to, this one has a decently large selection particularly for being in the middle of a city. The clearance section isn’t the best I’ve ever seen but it’s still reasonable.
On the downside, this particular Ross always has a HUGE line at every register. I don’t think I’ve ever waited less than 10 minutes to check out.
Prices at Ross are awesome. Shopping at Ross has prevented me from ever being able to pay full price for clothing. ($ 30 for a pair of pants, WHAT?) I also love buying random things like dog supplies, candles, and sheets from Ross.
Just talking about it makes me want another Ross fix!

I can’t believe I’ve yet to write a review for Ross. This has been one of my favorite stores since I first found it in San Francisco in 2002. I was thrilled to spot one here on Market Street when I moved to Philly, too!
This store is a great place to find brand-​name clothing that’s in good condition — that just didn’t sell at other retail stores for one reason or another. I’ve found great deals, on very cute clothes, shoes, and accessories each time I’ve shopped at a Ross.
NOTE: It does take some scrounging and some time to comb through each of the overly-​stocked racks — so don’t just come in to browse for a few minutes. This is serious shopping. This place is all about the «diamond-in-the-rough“s.

Ross used to be my go-​to place for kitchen ware, but recently they’ve downsized that area (in my humble opinion). I was there one Sat. and it seemed that a lot of people in that section were really surprised at the lack of great stuff we were all used to seeing and buying.
However! Their men’s dept. is awesome, and I picked up three pairs of nice brand-​new gorgeous dockers cotton pants for my guy — all for $ 14.99 or less. They have a huge selection of jeans too.

This ross makes me giggle to walk through. They have a varied selections, and a varied clientele and staff. It’s a great hodgepodge of different fun to be had. Depending on the day you might find a great deal on some boots, dresses, or anything really. Or you might see a young couple having a grueling fight, or teenagers stealing things. It’s really a plethora of different delights.
Basically I just shop there, but the people watching can be very epic as well. Going right after work or during lunch can be seriously intense because the lines get out of control, but you’ll probably find something to make it worth your stay.

I love Ross period even though its a little junky its the perfect place to find a dress, nice lingerie, robe, houseware just anything for cheap…
BUT be prepared to LOOK!

Dress for less, ein absolutes «Must go» wenn man in den USA ist.
Man bekommt Waren von letzten saison oder reststände von Markenbekleidung.
Preise bis zu 80% reduziert vom original Preis.
Damen und Herrenbekleidung sowie für Kinder. Von Unterwäsche bis zum Anzug alles dabei, sowie Sport und Outdoorbekleudung.
Ich war teilweise in einem gewissen rytmus drin da wöchentlich neue waren kommen, die natürlich aufgrund der Preise auch schnell vergriffen sind!
Man bekommt auch haushaltswaren, Bettwäsche und Koffer günstig!
Bringen sie viel Zeit mit, da das shoppingherz aufgeht und beim stöbern viel Zeit vergeht! :-)

I’m a fairy godshopper on my days off.
I found a very anthropologie looking table here yesterday, a pair of pj pants for a picky cantankerous soul, and a replacement wallet for my friend that had her most favorite wallet of her lifetime stolen at distrito.
You feel like digging, this is the place. You need help finding the perfect LBD to wear to a wedding… don’t ask the ladies for help here, this ain’t macy’s.

Ross — Dress for Less!
Das ist der Inbegriff für Schnäppchenjäger auf amerikanischen Boden. So gut wie in jeder größeren Stadt gibt es die grossen Ross Märkte.
Ross ist mehr oder weniger ein Outletstore für Damen-​, Kinder– und Herrenbekleidung.
Die Kette kauft Restbestände von Markenartikeln in großen Mengen ein. Diese werden auf meterlangen Stangen nach Größen und Art der Ware geordnet. So hat man schon mal ein Stange von 10 Metern nur mit Poloshirts in Größe Large.
Hier braucht man Zeit und einen gewissen Suchsinn. Wenn man dann aber etwas gefunden hat, bekommt die Markenartikel für wenig Geld.