Gotta checkout Ross whenever you are near, as long as you have time. This location was in…read moreBellevue, located as an anchor of a very small strip mall (named Ross Plaza). It is very large inside, and very rectangular so easy to see where everything is. The selection when we came wasn't great, thinking they haven't restocked since the holiday rush. What's interesting is that they closed the built-in dressing rooms near the back, and instead created makeshift fitting room 'cubicles' in the front. Less need for staff, I guess.

Let me start by saying I love Ross! This store is very dirty and disorganized. The employees are…read morevery rude. I was waiting for someone to let me into the bathroom for over 10 min and overheard an employee say "they've been waiting but I'm done opening the bathroom, I'm sick of it". Very unprofessional.

I've been here several times now and have bought some beautiful items. Also everyone is so helpful…read more As someone who loves Indian clothing, having traveled to India, I find it best to buy clothes in person instead of online. They have a great selection and many assorted sizes.

Came here looking for a traditional outfit for a wedding I was attending in India. The owner was on…read morethe phone when I walked in, so there wasn't much of a greeting. I did a lap around the store - passed by the more expensive lehengas in the back corner and ended up towards the front to ask questions. I am plus sized so one look at me and the owner was like no sorry we don't have anything in your size. I didn't question anymore and walked out. I then came back to the store a second time with friends who were also attending the wedding who were looking for something to wear and the owner was a lot more attentive to them. She even tried to pick out some things that she thinks would have fit. I just wish the customer service was consistent whether I came with friends who could fit into the clothes vs just myself. I would say. if you are on the smaller side, this could be a great resource for traditional clothing or jewelry depending on how much you are willing to spend.

This Old Navy is the closest to my job and home and therefore I go there a lot. However it is a sad…read moreOld Navy. The store never seems to get updated and most of the time the racks are empty or stocked with a few items. Today I went in and was shocked to see the front of the store where they usually place the new styles empty. I was like "Is the store open?". I only found a couple of items and they were in the clearance section. This is not a good Old Navy to go to. The staff is nice but very quiet.

Black Friday at Old Navy. Shopping at 3 am. Talk about shopping impaired and tired. Was hoping to…read moreget the Lego Rock Band game. But alas, there was huge line outside the store. The selection at this store is not that great. This is in regards to item selection and size availability. It is smaller than the Factoria Mall location and rather tight. Even so, I was able to pick up a couple good deals on jeans and a hoodie for about $30. Old Navy is a decent store if you are shopping for apparel on a budget. I just think there are locations (DT Seattle, Factoria) with better selection than this one.

This wraps up my visits to local Discovery shop. This shop was the most commercial. They had at…read moreleast 20% of items that appeared new. I'd assume they were donated, but the items were flawless. Unfortunately, 95% of what I saw was female or housewares based, meaning little to nothing for me. Prices were not charitable and I can tell you I spent more time trying to find a parking space than I did looking around. Also, unlike other stores, no one greeted me or spoke to me. It was a very impersonal experience and had this been my first experience, it would have also been my last. This zip code is swimming in money, so much might not blink at pricing here, but I need to be able to feel like I'm getting a discount when I thrift and that was not the vibe here.

I am NEW to this area and searching for the little thrift shops that support great causes. I'm from…read moreSoCal so you can imagine the many thrift stores they have....Haven't really explored much yet since I offically moved here. I first went to a bigger thrift store (name starting with a J) a block away but their prices were extremely high for a thrift store (only 30% off orange) and hardly any orange tags in the store. Plus, workers were not as friendly. BOO! I came across this GEM reading the bad review on J_ ....thift shop...Hahaha! They also have the nicest workers here who most of the time "volunteer". This store does not disappoint and also being a cancer survivor myself, I will gladly support. :-)) First off, they had a bunch of 50% clearance items outside the door. I believe each week a special color tag is marked off. When I walked in the lady greeted me right away with the sweetest voice and she immediately told me the specials. That alone....I knew I was going to support this store and shop. I found high end designer pieces, even new names I never heard before. I'm a big shoe person and love vintage, unique pieces and I ended up buying 2 pairs of shoes here. One pair was 50% off. I bought this pair of shoes for $4! And, WOW! All leather and most comfortable pair of shoes ever. After researching the brand (I don't want to name here because I don't want to giveaway my secrets ...hahaha (you need to just go to this store NOW and shop), these shoes cost over $100 retail. I thought this was my biggest find until I found another pair of "vintage" genuine leather/suede boots! These I paid full price for $6. The racks are clean. Racked by size/ style and sections are organized and this place does NOT have a horrible smell like most Goodwill stores. The displays were organized and sections are well-sectioned and neat. I noticed they walk around several times to make sure the sections are neat and tidy. Attention to detail and great customer service matters here! But, true to one reviewer, there aren't a lot of home goods or electronics here. Mostly womens and mens/kids items are few! It's not a huge store, so what do you expect. I love the small thirft stores, anyways because they tend to take better care of items donated... I literally spent less than $20 and the items I got retail for $400 or more...at least! So, YES...go shop here now!! I will definitely be back more times soon. Thank you to all the sweet workers. You made my 1st shopping experience so awesome.

While I didn't end up making a purchase, I felt the staff was extremely professional and took the…read moretime to explain to me their clubs technology and the advantages. I was impressed with the clubs and felt the experience was exceptional. I wish I could have hit the clubs side by side with other clubs, as it was helpful when I tried hitting other clubs (at another store) for side by side comparison. Left with very favorable impression of the product and company... and if my new set of callaways turn out to be not what I want... I might be back

Great personal touch with care. All items are well displayed and designed sophisticated…read more Awesome store manager. Thank you for your support.

I hate clothes shopping. I'm disabled so it's a struggle, and I never know what looks good on me,…read moreand I usually just go around in a T-shirt and jeans. I am so happy someone recommended Torrid to me! I needed an outfit for a celebration of life so I was mostly looking for black clothes. Everyone at this store is so nice, and like others have mentioned here, I was especially delighted by Jennifer's attention and help. She picked out wonderful items and helped me figure out what fit best. I really like the range of what's offered and I now have a new go-to place for clothes for any occasion at all. I almost never finish clothes shopping feeling as happy as I did today. Also: adjustable fans in the fitting rooms are AMAZING and should be required everywhere. I'll definitely be back.

5 stars for customer service here. Some days I'm not in the mood to shop because clothes shopping…read moreis just not my fave. But these ladies are always giving good vibes and positive energy - no matter what. Returns are fairly easy. I returned some pants that were outside the return window but they did give me a store credit as I had receipt and tags still on. If you find something you like and they don't have your size, they will offer to ship to you for free or if you want it immediately- they will look to see if another store has it and call and ask them to hold it for you. Torrid selection on clothing doesn't change much from year to year. Just updated patterns so my five star is for the stellar customer service I always receive here.

The Men's Wearhouse is that place you go when you suddenly realize your wardrobe consists entirely…read moreof band t-shirts and questionable gym shorts. It's also one of the best places to go when you need a suit for Four Weddings and Funeral. Especially when they are last minute I went in there the other day as I needed a suit because my dad passed away unexpectedly and needed a suit for the funeral ( My previous suit no longer fit as I lost the battle of the Bulge due to the....Covid lock downs, yeah..let's go with that) I walked in looking like like I'd just lost a fight with a laundry basket. And let me tell you, it was a transformative experience. It was like stepping into a sartorial spa, but instead of cucumber slices, they offered me perfectly pressed suit jackets and shirts. The staff? Absolute legends. They didn't just sell clothes; they conducted a full-blown intervention. No joke My personal stylist, bless his soul, "Louie" (and another gentleman who's name i didnt get but deserves equal credit) looked at my current attire with the kind of pity usually reserved for stray kittens, then proceeded to dress me like I was about to negotiate a multi-million dollar deal...or at least attend a moderately fancy brunch. And the alterations? Forget magic; this was straight-up wizardry. They took a suit that fit me like a potato sack and turned it into something that made me look like I could actually parallel park on the first try. I swear, the tailor must have a secret stash of fairy dust and a laser measuring tape. The best part? The "You're gonna like the way you look" line. It's not just a slogan; it's a prophecy. I left feeling like a suave secret agent, ready to take on the world, or at least remember to put the toilet seat down. So, if you're like me, and your fashion sense is currently residing somewhere between "lost hiker" and "guy who wears socks with sandals," do yourself a favor. Go to Men's Wearhouse. They'll have you looking so good, you'll start accidentally winking at your own reflection. And honestly, who doesn't want that??

I visited Men's Warehouse with my boyfriend on a Sunday morning at opening (11am) and was really…read morehappy with the experience. Deena helped measure and suggest dress shirts and pants for my boyfriend, and everything was a great price point. One of his favorite shirts he ended up getting was only $20! The other was originally $100, but it was on sale for $45. He found a pair of pants while in the store for $80, and they offered hemming services that only took about 10 minutes and was about $20. The store was very busy, and every employee was helping a customer. Deena was juggling us, phones, cash register, and more, and still was able to keep up and provide outstanding service. It was a very stress-free experience, and I'm glad we were able to find something that fit at such a good price point. We signed up for their texting program on the website at the register and got an instant code for $20 off.