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    4.0 (3 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    6 months ago

    They don't have a lot of plus sizes in dressy dresses more Jr's than anything. I was a little disappointed in the business

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    Ross Dress for Less

    Ross Dress for Less

    2.0
    (11 reviews)
    0.2 mi

    I am a huge Ross fan but good location needs some help especially with holiday season approaching…read moreit's only going to get worse. The store was a mess. Items in the wrong area and sizes. Piles of clothing and shoes all over. I feel bad for the workers because cleaning after people who don't hang things back up is yes unfortunate. I ended up finding an item but almost didn't get it because the line was backed up with only one cashier. There was another employee that could have jumped on the register to help but I guess they had other duties. Ross prices are going up so there's not even a real reason to shop there.

    Customer Experience - Ross Waukegan, 1301 N. Lewis Ave To…read moreWhom It May Concern, I am writing to provide feedback regarding my recent visit to your Ross location at 1301 N. Lewis Ave, Waukegan, IL, on Sunday, January 26, 2026, approximately one hour prior to closing. Upon entering the store, I immediately noticed that the entrance area was slippery and unclean, creating a potential safety hazard. I nearly slipped in the doorway, which I found concerning, as most Ross locations I have visited typically have either a security officer or a store associate positioned at the entrance to welcome customers and maintain a safe environment. Once inside, I observed several issues impacting both safety and customer service. The store appeared disorganized, with numerous items out of place or lacking price tags. While I understand that this was during the last hour of sales, I was surprised by the lack of floor support or proactive assistance for customers. As I approached the checkout area, I noticed a significant line forming around the jewelry counter. I requested assistance from two store associates who were present but engaged in a personal conversation. When I asked them to assist a gentleman who was handling a line of more than eight customers, one associate informed me that staff members were on break. As someone with over 28 years of professional experience in customer service, leadership, and retail across multiple industries, I am aware that employee breaks are typically scheduled so as not to impact customer support or store operations. When I asked for her name and position, the associate refused to provide her name, stating only that she was a manager. Her demeanor was dismissive and unprofessional, which negatively impacted my experience and, I would argue, the overall morale and performance of the store. Eventually, another associate, who was on break and wearing her name badge, came to assist at the front, and I appreciated her effort. However, the initial interactions left a strong impression regarding the importance of staff accountability and professionalism. We are currently in a challenging economic environment, and every dollar spent by customers is meaningful. When a store does not value the hard-earned money of its clients or fails to provide the level of service customers expect, it risks losing them. Poor service can create a domino effect, ultimately impacting sales, customer loyalty, and team morale. I respectfully encourage your leadership team to reinforce policies regarding staff engagement, customer service, and floor coverage, particularly during peak or closing hours. Customers notice how staff are treated and how they conduct themselves, and these interactions directly influence repeat business. Providing the level of service one would expect as a customer is not just courteous -- it is essential to maintaining a strong, loyal client base. Thank you for taking the time to review my feedback. I hope it will be received constructively to support positive changes in staff conduct and overall customer experience at this location. Sincerely, Qiana langston

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    Reclectic

    Reclectic

    3.4
    (8 reviews)
    5.4 mi

    We saw a TikTok that made us excited to drive down from Milwaukee and try Reclectic, but it did not…read moreyield the best results. We had heard they don't have fitting rooms, so we wore leggings and tank tops so we could try on over our clothes, which there are mirrors and racks around for you to do. It is a little tricky to know what something like a dress will look like with your clothes on under. The clothes are organized by style and color, and I will say the staff is on top of everything staying clean, it's not as chaotic as similar stores. Things are mostly under the wrong size, through. What turned me off the most wasn't the selection, but the fact that they are charging $30-$40 for items with giant holes or that are covered in stains. I would say 70%+ of the items were damaged, a lot of it irreparable. Even if a dress was originally $200 and you're selling it for $40, it's not a deal if the zipper is broken, there is ink splattered all over it, or there is a hole the size of my head in it. It was just a little disappointing to get excited about something and then find something was wrong with it with almost every item I selected.

    There are so many items so be prepared for an arm work out. for some of these clothings being…read moresecondhand, they are very overpriced and sometimes not the best condition (ex. make up marks, stains, broken). However, if you treat it like a thrift store and really dive in, you can find some good deals. I really wish there was a dressing room to actually see how the clothes fit and look without layering it on top of your clothes (WEAR THIN CLOTHES LIKE A TANK TOP & SHORTS/LEGGINGS). Throughout the store there wasn't that many employees outside of the cashiers so there is not much to say about the service outside of check out which went smoothly.

    Horsefeathers

    Horsefeathers

    3.7
    (85 reviews)
    1.8 mi
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    I don't know who answers the phone but dude is an asshole. I called trying to inquire Information…read moreon the location. Here's how the convo went "Thanks for calling horsefeathers " " Hello! How are you today? " Do you have a question? " Yes, hello? Can you hear me? " I said do you have a question? Yes I did have questions u fucking asshole but you ignored the two that I asked. phone service should be better and asking someone how their day was doesn't need to be met with such rudeness

    My response to the owner: We were not greeted and spoken to kindly... Doesn't matter if you don't…read morethink you screamed. You raised your voice calling "No kids in here" You could have at least said "Hello" or maybe "Hello, how are you? Unfortunately we don't allow babies in baby carriers that can't walk or touch anything in our store either." If you were polite but just enforcing rules we wouldn't have had a problem. It was your tone, your facial expression and volume. The gal whom you were checking out saw us outside and said "That was rude" Referring to you... raising your voice. Your sign is not clear which is why there is confusion. No one under 18 years old would have been more clear. You can have whatever rules you want, make them clear. I've been coming here since I was in my teens. Teens are "kids" as well. So like I said on the way out, I won't be returning. I'll support other small businesses that know how to speak to their customers. Costumer Service! I came in with my baby in a carrier, and upon entry I was screamed at "No kids in here" from the owner. It would have been nice of him to greet us and let us know that babies that don't walk also aren't aloud. The sign outside is not clear what ages cannot enter.

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