Ross Dress for Less

if youre going to go to a ross in sf, this is the best location. the store is huge and they’re open late. but the MAJOR difference between this one and the downtown location is the crowd!!! omg the lines in downtown are madness and because of that the store is a mess. this one is much more organized and clean.

I like this Ross store, it’s stucked away as a side building. If you really look, there’s a SFPD substation inside the store. There are no crowds to fight off on any given day. You go in, browse, buy, size it up in the mirror, out you go. No fuss.

Its a very good store to buy house stuff and you can also find some athletic clothes but for the casual or other kind of clothes its not good at all.

Very small lot to park at which is something I can deal with. Smaller store than the usual Ross that I have been too. The men’s section is located in the second floor. I picked up a dress shirt and tie and that’s a plus. If you can find something you like, the price is great but if you’re looking for something specific and expect it to be there, good luck.

Went to this area to check out Cost Plus World Market. decided to check out Ross too and remembered that the lady at the counter at the gym said that Ross has yoga mats for cheap. And they do! I got one for 7.99, which is 50% off the normal price. Shoe selection was not very good. had some interesting sports tops. I tried on two.

This Ross was right around the corner from my hotel, so I took a look, hoping to find some black athletic bootleg pants and a nice casual wear top, but to no avail. Ross is one of those hit or miss stores… once or twice you may find something you like and other times, not.
It’s the biggest Ross I’ve ever been in since it was two-​stories, yet, I couldn’t find anything. I think there were more houseware items and children’s toys than the usual Ross store. I left a bit disappointed with a makeup sponge.

Hi,
I was at the Ross store near fishermen’s wharf in SF around 3pm on June 1^st, 2015. There was Asian women working at the clothes changing area. She demanded that I put the clothes that I was trying on back onto the hanger. Wow, is this Ross new policy. I go to thrift stores in SF that do not demand me to put the clothes back on the hanger. She had made it out like I was doing something illegal and wouldn’t let me leave. I thought it was a joke but she was serious. I like Ross and it’s prices but not with a re-​hangar policy with a threatening customer services. Yikes!

I am generally a huge fan of shopping at Ross, but not this location. It is, by far, the most depressing of all Ross locations, often so picked over that there’s really not a whole heck of a lot to shop for. The environment feels dingy, dirty, and unkempt, and the security guards are overly aggressive with everyone who enters and leaves, presumably due to a potential theft issue at this store.
The jewelry department in particular is the weakest one of any Ross I’ve been to, with almost an entire side of the case blocked off by signs because they didn’t bother to stock that part.
I suppose that if you live in this neighborhood, this might be your best option if you’re looking for an inexpensive new bath mat or some cheap generi-​art to put on your walls, (and there’s no judgement from me on either of those… I’ve bought both types of items from a Ross store before!!). Still, if you have the option to shop at a different location, you’ll probably be happier with the larger selection of items elsewhere.

Went down this evening at 10pm and the hours posted here are incorrect. so bummed

Just had a weird experience shopping at Ross was helped by Alicia who was watching over the fitting room and I needed a different size which they did not have on the rack and no inventory but Alicia found my size in the go backs and that was a level of service you don’t even get at Barneys let alone a dress for less store so HIGH note followed by a very very LOW note when a dictator type person was literally berating in a bullying … yes I said it… bullying type way that something about his work wasn’t good enough and I thought the poor guy he was yelling at handled it very well… professionally in fact… considering how unprofessional the brute was whose name was Jeffrey I found out from the young lady who took my money… who also was very very nice. A word of caution to Jeffrey… Never yell at anyone ESPECIALLY in front of a customer… it makes you and no one else look very very very bad and makes me the customer not want to come running back to Ross at the wharf.

There are plenty of surprises at Ross – you might just get lucky and find an excellent deal. This is why it’s worth it to stop in every once in a while. This particular store was filled with Security personnel. Wow – it was extremely obvious when the uniformed guard stood in front of a cash register when a shift was changing and a new drawer was put it. Whew! Alarms were going off when people left the store too. Crazy energy here.

I actually had to run an errand across the street and needed to make a return. I was pretty amazed how organized this place is! This makes shopping at any Ross so much easier. There isn’t as much merchandise as I’ve seen at other stores, but the organization makes up for it. Employees are really nice and the security guard is super nice as well. Check out is fast too. Not a bad Ross, a calm shopping experience.

Sparse.

This Ross is clean and organized yet rather empty for the amount of space they have. I wish they had a lot more merchandise. After visiting another location in SF I realized that this one is really lacking. Because of this, the checkout line is much shorter, but it’s really hard to find a lot of good stuff here.
And for those who are complaining about the 10 cent bag charge: get used to it… you’re in San Francisco!

When you have time to look at every piece of attire/​shoe/​handbag on a Ross rack, you are at a «Meh, I’ve experienced better» store.
During my short stay in San Francisco, I had some time to kill before dinner. Therefore, I joined a couple of my associates to check out the Ross which was a couple of blocks from our hotel.
The store wasn’t well-​stocked and had a «I’m watching you shopper because shrink is very high in this store feeling.» As I was paying for my $ 10 t-​shirt, the cashier asked me if I wanted a bag. I sarcastically thought to myself, «Umm, why are u asking me that Einstein?» I responded, «Yes, please.» He replied, that will be an extra 10 cents for the plastic bag. I get it now… just put my cheap t-​shirt in my handbag and I’ll be on my way.
My twilight zone Ross experience at the San Francisco Wharf earns … 2 Stars!

For those of you who felt like you were being treated like a criminal, GET OVER IT! The employees have to pat down your dressing room selections because they are being monitored by cameras. Doesn’t take a rocket scientist to figure this out.
This location is always clean, and (more importantly) I always feel safe when I enter this store. They are always well-​staffed, and I’ve never been treated anything close to poorly by their employees.
In an area that might look really nice to tourists, we have our fair share of theft. This store does a nice job protecting its inventory, employees and customers from uncomfortable or dangerous encounters with some shady characters.
This is my first stop whenever I need to buy something random, and I always come back to see what’s new.

Husband gave up on dress pants from Banana Republic, Express, Macy’s. But he always finds a bunch here– for example, Calvin Kleins and Kenneth Coles for like $ 25. Nice, I can buy a pair of shoes too ;)
You may be asked if you’d like a bag (brown grocery paper bags with «Ross»). They cost ten cents each, so don’t be surprised… That is SF for u.

I will never come back to this location! The shoe department is awful with the shelves being mostly empty! in fact, for the amazing size of the store, it feels like the selection should be better than it is.
I have never been treated like a criminal before today. I went to try on 4 dresses. The fitting room attendant made me put them on a rack and gave them a FULL pat down and proceeded to talk to me like I was a moron telling me to bring back my items with the number. That’s fine, I know a lot of people leave items in the rooms — that’s pretty annoying. When I came out, I was going to take two of the dresses. She told me to put them ALL back on the rack (even the ones i was going to purchase) where she proceeded to give them another FULL pat down and kept checking the tags! I thought she was gonna make me spread ‘em and give me a pat down too!!! Jeez!!!

I was pretty impressed with this Ross today. I don’t regularly shop at any Ross, and haven’t in many, many years. But, I’ve been wanting colorful, cheap maxi dresses and decided to pop in over lunch.
Not only did they have a really great selection, but the store was clean, the workers friendly, and the clothing sizes racked where they should be. And very neatly, I might add. No clothes on the floor, no broken hangers, and space on the actual racks to move clothing from side-​to-​side as you peruse. It’s also well organized from a signage perspective — you can see where everything is, if you’re looking.
I walked out with two dresses, and a gift of several newborn clothing pieces, plus a three-​pack of baby gift bags for $ 78. Add the fact that there’s free parking, and this place is awesome.
I may have to take my lunch breaks here more often. Wait… maybe not.

Brand new store in the old Barnes and Noble location at Fisherman’s Wharf– it just opened this past weekend. I’m not really a huge fan or anything, but Ross is always a handy spot (and pretty much the only in the area) to pick up basic kitchenwares and other household goods at cheap prices.
And also really wonderful to see an empty space revitalized!