The best thing about this place are the people that work there! Theresa and Wendy were so nice and…read morehelped me with the massive amount of clothing I needed to sort though in the dressing room. I was in and out quite a bit cuz only 8 garments are allowed in and I had about 30 pieces to try on. They were so helpful and patient with me! Thank you Wendy and Theresa!!

I was happy to see a Ross store where I'm visiting. I thought with the community that is San Juan…read moreCapistrano I can get better deals shopping here. So I spend $300 total. Happy with my purchase until I realized my favorite purchase, a long dress was ripped on the right side. I came back the following day with the receipt and thankfully was given a 10% discount. I could have returned it but nothing was available for my size. I was good until I went to eat out and as I ran my finger on the left side of the dress I realized there is a LONG RIPPED, TORN section, I called to possibly get a better deal or return and I was told it was a final sale after the 10% discount. I was ok with one side of it ripped but now both sides ripped I feel like a raggedy Ann. I wish I could have checked before I purchased and I wished they don't sell ripped clothing :( Lesson learned for me. Just sad this business is not customer friendly and that it's ok to sell torn items.

This review is mainly for the bathrooms...total ew. I was excited to see that they have codes on…read morethem, because usually that means they are kept up with a little. Sadly, that is not the case. There was dirty toilet paper on the floor and it felt very gross. There are no paper towels, so after you wash your hands, you have to open the door with your hands. They needed some serious help!

Who Yelps a Target? Honestly, who does that? You don't Yelp…read morea Target. You wander in half-awake, buy paper towels, a candle you didn't need, and maybe a seasonal gnome. You don't review it. It's like reviewing oxygen. But then I found this Target--in San Juan Capistrano--sitting there with terrible ratings like it owed people money. So I got curious. I went in. Huge mistake. It's not just that it's small. Small can be charming. Parisian cafés are small. Tokyo apartments are small. This place is just... small yet at the same time sparse. But size aside, the real problem is it doesn't feel like a Target. You could beam me into any other Target in America and I'd know where I was--somewhere between the greeting cards and frozen waffles. But here? No. You could've told me I was in an off-brand CVS or a Soviet-era department store and I'd believe you. The layout is chaos. The shelves are half-stocked like they're waiting for the apocalypse. And the vibe? Confused. Like even the building doesn't know it's a Target. I saw people complaining about the staff, but honestly, I was too busy trying to find the shampoo aisle to form human connections. Target is supposed to be a safe space for people who like throw blankets and adulting. This one? It's a Target in name only. A rogue franchise. A glitch in the red polo matrix. If this were the only Target I'd ever visited, I'd assume the whole brand was a prank.

I came to this Target for the Kaiser Urgent Care that is inside…read more While I waited for my prescription I did a little shopping. Thankfully my prescription was ready quickly because I was finding a lot of items I "needed" here, haha! The store is very clean and easy to navigate. The checker was really friendly, as well.

They have a decent selection, the value is reasonable but the service is SOOOO slow the curbside…read morepickup took forever! It took around 40 minutes. Our drive up person was very nice to us though about the situation.

A very calm and quieter outlet in the most southern part of the O.C. It's an outdoor outlet, with…read moreabout 100 or so shops. It's a great place to take a nice walk, while doing your shopping. Of all the stores I visited, the customer service was very chill or beachy, where no one really bothers you or try to sell you anything. Visitors and shops all seem pretty friendly. There's multiple parking lots in the area. You can also take the trolly to the outlets, if you're traveling by train. Only takes about 25 minutes if it's not too busy, or a full trolley ride. I didn't see much food choices here. but a few coffee shops. There's a noodle place that I saw that looked interesting. Maybe at my next visit.

I visited the Outlets at San Clemente today enjoyed my experience…read more Selection: There is a wide selection of stores here and plenty of benches to sit down on which I liked. However, I wished that there were more dining options and restaurants at the outlet mall. Service: The service at the mall was good. Value: The value at the stores are good as well.

It's been a minute since I last shopped here, as I walk in a voice calls "hi Don " and it's Kelly a…read moreNordstrom Sales Representative who has helped me in the past ! Wow talk about a memory she welcomes me back and stated if you need any assistance let her know. Shopped around for a few minutes and I must say this particular store never disappoints, everything is so well organized and maintained ! So once again I received 5 Star Service with and big smile and a hello ! It's the small things in life they matter, a Big Thank You to Kelly all who make this store a very wonderful experience to shop ! Don R.

This Nordstrom Rack location has always been very clean and well put together. I actually am not in…read morelove with shopping and typically feel really over stimulated, but this location does not have that effect on me. It feels like everything is spread out and not all crammed together. The staff are really friendly and have always been helpful if I had a question.

Corey saved me at the optical department! My daughter's frames were broken. Bought somewhere else…read more They said it was discontinued and had to buy new glasses. Corey found a frame and popped the lenses in. $100. Thank You. I only get my glasses at Costco. They've helped me several times adjusting, putting new prescription in old frames (even bought outside). Outside places push you to make new glasses.

I think it's safe to say that most of us who shop at Costco love Costco but for some reason, I…read moredislike this location very much. The staff here is absolutely horrible. I have been coming to this Costco for nearly 5 years now and in that time, I have had numerous amount of interactions with flat out rude employees. This morning, my son and I went grocery shopping and it was early so they were not packed at all. We finished grocery shopping and we get over to the self checkout and the lady at the self checkout, which is empty by the way, let's all the customer in front of me go to a register and stops me and doesn't even give me the option to say no. She says " I need to scan your items." in the last month alone this has happened three times. I don't know if it's because I have a young child or if because most of the clientele at this Costco are older. I genuinely feel discriminated against, and it bothers me a lot. I really don't want to drive to Aliso Viejo because I go to Costco on a weekly basis but I think their policy should be made clear. Do only older people get to scan their products? Is it because I am Hispanic? Or is it because I have my child. My grocery bill was $120, and I had 7 items. I don't see any reason why I should not be allowed to scan my own items. I should get to choose if I want the help or not. I will be calling the store manager and see what they say.

This store is a T J Maxx & Home Goods combined. But it carries so much more of the home goods stuff…read morethan clothing. It used to have a lot of high line designers (clothing and shoes). But not so much anymore since after the pandemic. Yet, still some good buys if you have time to look through their stuff. The store is somewhat messy and could be a bit more organized. I seem to always find stuff for my home here, Service is good. Long line most of the times so be patient if you want some bargains.

There were 32 people in line and only five cashiers ringing. I asked the manager if he could call…read morefor additional cashiers, which he did, but only briefly. About 10 minutes later, two cashiers left for break, leaving just three cashiers to handle a line of more than 30 customers. I understand that reading a review from the comfort of home may make this sound like a minor complaint, but after standing in line for over 30 minutes and still being only two-thirds of the way to the register, most customers would be frustrated as well. The manager even announced over the intercom that they were receiving complaints and needed more cashiers. While I understand managers may have limitations on ringing customers themselves, I would expect a seasoned manager to monitor the line proactively and staff accordingly before the situation became this extreme. Long checkout lines happen occasionally, but this felt like poor planning and a lack of attention to the customer experience. This is the manager he's trying the best he can, but apparently it is corporate crunching down on them and not allowing more cashiers. The cashiers are stressed out at the people in line getting angry because literally I waited an hour in line. The consensus I heard while in line was that corporate is not allowing them to hire more.

I love that you can find literally anything you're looking for at TJ Maxx, with lots of unique…read moreitems to browse through. I especially loved their Valentine's Day selections--so many cute mugs and a great variety of makeup! However, the store can feel a bit over-stimulating. The bright lights, small aisles, and loud music make it a little overwhelming to shop comfortably. If you're up for the hunt, it's worth a visit, but be prepared for a sensory overload. One last thing to note is that the security alarm was broken or something and was going off with each person walking out. That was very overwhelming and irritating.

I am an avid TJ Maxx/ Marshall's enthusiast and always enjoy visiting this particular store when I…read moream in the San Clemente area. The store was very tidy,easy to get around and well merchandised. We spent about 2 hours here today and were both very successful Left mainly with men's clothing, a bit of travel accessories & a couple home goods items. Fun visit. Had a very friendly gal help me at While checking out The line to the register was a bit lengthy so don't be in a rush!