Ross seems like a corporate Goodwill to me. Like a place where someone or some business ordered the…read morewrong thing or too much of something and gave it to Ross. The randomness is what really stands out. Oh look here's a strainer, and right next to it a bottle of Axe Body Wash.... It's like if you want something that's new, but you'll never find it again if you really like it. Ross does seem to be fairly reasonable on prices, but like I said; just feels like a high end thrift store.

Ehh smaller Ross shelves were of empty. Not a lot of staff. Not as much stuff as the other…read morelocation.

I'm really confused by the other reviews, as they gave me an expectation of a fun store with fun…read moret-shirts. I hijacked a few coworkers en route to a work event while we were in town and dragged them here, promising a fun store with funny t-shirts. We walked in to a very upscale hipster-type store with a few 'unisex' (yeah, to me, that mean's men's) shirts and none of them were very funny. The store was really quiet and uncomfortable.

When you walk in you are met with a wonderful aroma, a scented candle that smells divine! The gal…read morethat assisted me with finding a couple of tees explained the meaning behind the name of the shop which is really cool. I got a couple tees. One for myself and one for a friend. Great shop!

Why on earth did I just find out about this store? It's fantastic. What you'll find at Ampersand…read moreis an ecclectic mix of adorable kids items, movie/television paraphernalia, a wide variety of incense, kitchen accessories and many other unique and wonderful items. The prices are surprisingly low for a store of this type which is appreciated. Apparently they just finished a remodeling job on their business which included a lot of their new inventory. Not sure what it looked like before, but it's great. I love stores like this and I hope that it will continue to thrive here in Springfield.

Great store I always love the selection and the staff. Although (even though I'm one singular…read moreperson) I think that the dressing room doors should be raised higher. I am a 6'3" woman (I know thats rare I guess) and any time I use the fitting rooms I can make direct eye contact with other customers over the door and it's rather awkward. Or if I'm putting my clothes back on I know people can at least see my armpits (I hope not boobage). I just don't want to feel like a peeping tom because anytime I look over someone looking into my eyes. just consider getting them taller is all I ask! :)

Phenomenal staff, clothes and accessibility. Noah helped me out so much and have never seen such…read morephenomenal customer service. Highly recommend!

Customer services was awful. Stood around for 20 minutes at the register and no one offered to…read morehelp. Went to buy a new iPhone 17 pro max and they basically said we couldn't buy it with our credit when we had full cash for it. She was rude and just assumed I had bad credit. When I don't. I didn't catch her name.

cheaper! faster! every time! for two years straight! with…read moreeach and every order (over 100) i compare the prices on my walmart and amazon account(s). walmart is the clear winner!!! also - if you order directly from the store(s) in your town. it gets delivered that day or the next day every single time! summary: walmart is always cheaper and faster every single time! - springfield mo

I have to admit, I'm a little biased in my opinion of this store because my wife works there, so I…read morethought I'd get that bit out of the way first. Even without that, I have to say I've grown to love the concept of the neighborhood markets. When I first started using the pharmacy, I was afraid it would be a lot like using the pharmacies at the super centers where there are hundreds of people that seem to be sitting or standing around waiting for their medications to be filled, and you just don't get a sense of it being a personable experience. Thankfully that isn't a problem at the neighborhood markets. The stores are small enough that you can get personable service from the pharmacy techs and pharmacist without feeling you are being rushed due to them being busy with other customers. The store itself contains many of the food items you'd expect to see in a grocery store. They have a meat department, deli, dairy, pharmacy and of course a wide array of food choices, both fresh, refrigerated or frozen. Their prices are extremely reasonable, and they will price match any advertised price, but it has to be an exact match in brand, size and the same limitations apply on how many you would have been allowed to purchase at the other store that your ad was from. Also, in order to qualify for a price match, there must actually be a store for the ad actually in the area. There are times people come in with circulars with prices for stores that are only available in Kansas City or St Louis, or somewhere else way outside of our region, so obviously they cannot price match on those items. if you need to go out shopping and don't want the hassle of finding a parking spot, or having to wade through clothing and other departments to get to the stuff you actually need, then the Neighborhood Markets may be a good alternative for you. I know that Walmart has a bad reputation in a lot of areas because they close down mom and pop type stores, but they also bring in more jobs to the area that are quite often higher paying than the jobs that existed at the mom and pop stores.

Customer service SUCKS. It was three old women who preferred to talk to each other and stare off…read moreinto space rather than help. I told them there is actually an app they could pull up to tell me if they had the product and where it was but they weren't interested.