Ross Dress For Less

Messy store so you have to look carefully for items. Most of the employees are friendly, but it seems there are always lines. My favorite thing here are their gift bags for only $ 1 each. I stock up several times a year. Love their designer purses and can sometimes find nice shoes. They don’t let you take their carts out of the store so expect to carry everything, even large heavy items. Crazy.

Eh, I usually love Ross and all that it stands for, but this particular location is just so-​so. It isn’t the cleanest, the staff isn’t too friendly, and the selection is decent, but I never leave feeling like I’ve hit some jackpot like I do when I go to other Ross’s or similar stores. It’s convenient though. I work close by, so that’s why I come here from time to time instead of another location.

This is the 2^nd time in a row that I have come to this Ross and had horrible Customer Service. I do hair and am a food waitress at night… I realize the utmost part of any experience is Customer Service. Not only were we not acknowledged or any kind of eye contact made, our cashier was talking to another employee and laughing about something else while ringing our purchase up. The kicker, she was the front end Manager!!! Who does the hiring here??? Who ever hired this girl to be a manager maybe should take a bit more time, considering the importance of this position.

This Ross has a very good selection. Usually fairly neat and well stocked. There’s not an overbearing presence of security like a lot of the Ross’s in less desirable locations.
This would be my favorite of the SLC locations. Obviously not as great as the Downtown Denver store… But how can you honestly compare anything in SLC to Denver?

This place is probably the better of the two Ross stores I’ve been to (the other was in SLC/​Sugarhouse). I haven’t been to the ones down south so I’ll have to check them out. But what i like about this place is it’s got the selections you can’t find at the other store, more variety and is just a bit larger so it can hold the variety and inventory.
The dressing room attendant seemed nice (typically they’re super grouchy standing there all day) but I had a pleasant experience. The line moved relatively well but given it was a weekday. Would go back there vs to the other one.

It’s pretty much been covered in my past reviews, but I do need to add (and by that I mean subtract) this one: It was 2:30 on a Tuesday afternoon, and there were no less than 10 people in line in front of me. Two cashiers doing their very best, but it still leads to a painful wait in line.
Honestly. If it’s this bad during the mid-​afternoon on a weekday, you can only imagine how terrible the wait can be on Saturdays. Don’t get me started on holidays.
I do enjoy dressing for less. But this waiting around in huge lines has got to go.

I have never bought clothes here because everything seems Plus-​size! Maybe it’s me but I think the smallest thing I have ever seen there is a size 8. Besides that, I like the shoes and home stuff. Prices are cheap, much cheaper than TJ Maxx but you don’t get the brands either. Lines can be long and customer service is lacking as in non-​existent. Overall, you have to be in the mood to shop here.

Today was my first time visiting Ross Dress For Less and I was mostly disappointed. They have very little in the men’s department and even less that was in my size. They had LOTS to choose from in the women’s and kid’s department so it might be a great place to shop for that clothing. They also have a lot of home goods and accessories. Some of the kitchen stuff seemed pretty good, nice looking pots and pans and utensils. I ended up buying some kitchen towels which I plan to use for pottery class. The price for the towels was right and I liked the colors. At checkout we waited over 10 minutes because they only had two cashiers. This surprised me because they had one employee just standing up-​front greeting people who could have easily jumped on a register and helped out. I’m giving Ross 3 stars because I think I might find more clothes in my size on a return visit and found the store A-​OK for the most part.

I find myself in the middle of a mighty jungle… of clothes racks. With weapon (credit card) in hand I slink carefully between the rows. From the corner of my eye, I see it! The color is perfect, there’s someone else coming! Quick! Attack! Nope, it’s totally wrong. OK, back to the hunt.
I have to give this place 4 stars because I love their deals. Especially if you’re willing to take the time to ‘hunt’. There are clothes, home décor, kitchen supplies, art, some furniture, and the SHOES, at very reasonable, and often outstanding prices. Frequently it’s just fantastic. And sometimes, just as with any hunting trip, sometimes it’s a bust.
I have to complement them on recent increased efforts to keep the isles and racks tidy. All of the hunting causes a bit of chaos. The shoe department especially can be less like a jungle expedition and more like a zoo. Be prepared to grab and stake claim on any promising prospects if you go at a busy time of day.
And one huge warning, if you are going at Christmas time, plan to spend some time in line. Or even better, plan to bring someone along to wait in the line while you shop. Then, when you’re ready you might be near the front. The lines tend to move very slowly, which causes them to get very long.
So grab your camo and take a trip! With the right preparation and equipment, you may bag an awesome deal.