What a fantastic treasure to stumble across! This cute…read moregeneral store has it ALL. The customer service were so kind and sweet. They literally have a selection of everything. From old fashioned candy, dinnerware, children's books and clothes, religious decor, jewelry, home decor, teas, perfumes, etc. I'm so glad I found this shop right downtown in San Angelo! It's a must, if you're in town!

Great fun! Such an interesting store and such an amazing selection of products, everything from…read morefood to clothing, gifts, housewares, kitchen appliances, cookware and textiles and SO much more! Prices are what you might expect from a specialty store but it's so much fun My favorite though is the historical aspect of the building! I could wander around forever!

Burke's outlet was a good find. It is similar to TJMAX or Marshall's. They had some different…read morebrands I hadn't seen, but also had some similar brands. The clothing was more urban styles maybe because of the area. The kitchen and indoor household items had a good variety and the prices were about 20-40 off retail. I bought a towel rack that could be installed over a cabinet door for the kitchen or bathroom. This store was about half the size of a Marshall's. They also had electronic accessories like you would see at other discounted retail stores. It was easy to shop, I will visit it again to see what item they get periodically.

This place is always disorganized and the clerks are the opposite of friendly. Today I went to your…read morestore and the clerk was being yelled at by a customer who didn't have enough money to pay when another customer got annoyed by the situation the clerk sided with the rude customer and then apologized for my toddler's crying. (He was only crying, because we were in line so long.) So unprofessional! I go into your store about once a week and I have only had one friendly clerk. Do they hire based on how rude a person can be?

Was remodeled and looked nice...for a week...then the employees started slacking and yet again it…read morelooks like a bomb went off inside the store half the shelves are empty and the isles are littered with merchandise! What a shame!

They were ready, willing, and able to come to my house and remove some furniture and dishes, etc…read more from my home. Great people.

Went to the counter to pay for my goods and was told by the two ladies at the front dad , the item…read morethat I had was nine ninety nine instead of two ninety nine that was on the tag. Why did the item have one price?And then the ladies told me a way higher price that wasn't on the tag? People, this is The Salvation Army, not Dillard's or Macy's.People go in there to pay a fraction of the cost of a garage sale , and I got argued with over a pair of overalls that had something on the front of them anyways. The economy is bad right now enough. And you're getting argued with at The Salvation Army about a price that they had on the tag and the service was not very nice either.

This is a really nice boutique shop in San Angelo! I stopped in one day during one of their…read moreclearance sales and I was very happy with my experience. As soon as I came in I was greeted and asked if I needed help. Then, later on while I was browsing I was checked on multiple times and asked if I wanted anything to drink. I thought the store was set up well and I liked the different displays that were out. I tried on a few different things in their dressing room and ended up getting a dress and a tunic for only! $10 (both were on clearance) What a steal!

A fun shop with very friendly staff!! Except to be offered a beverage as soon as you enter the the…read moreunique atmosphere! I found some really cool pieces to add to my capsule wardrobe. Go check it out for yourself!! The new address is on Chadbourne Street!

The one star is for Makayla. She was great!…read more My parents bought a washer two days ago and got a broken pipe with flooding as a bonus. The delivery guys blamed it on old parts but they were responsible for what happened. Mr. Bratton had asked my dad if he knew a plumber and his idea of fixing this was offering them free sheets ($100 value). They just purchased a high priced washing machine and now have to replace floors and walls in multiple rooms at the expense of his employees. He said he is not responsible and feels like he's done enough taking care of the plumber. Mr. Bratton, If I brought my kids into your store and they destroyed several of your displays and I said "I'll pay for one, I feel like that's enough." Better yet, here's this sign I made, it's worth $100. You would not consider that to be right considering the damage that was done. How is what you are doing to my parents right? A good name is far greater than great riches. Which means more to you sir? I am sharing this review on every outlet and you can call my dad to do the right thing. If you don't, I will know you do not seek to be a man of integrity.

Prices were good and they have some unique pieces but nothing stood out. Helpful sales people,…read moredefinitely try them before spending any money at Ashley

A unique boutique filled with cute clothes. And fantastic art. The eclectic decor is too much fun…read more I enjoyed the curb appeal that includes a balcony-New Orleans style . And the black marker doodles on the posts. Very cool.

I have been shopping there since it has opened! Awesome customer service and such kind people! I…read morelove the the clothes, they make me feel so confident. And anytime I go on a shopping spree I go to Jessie rose. I highly recommend!!

Sunset Mall was such a big part of my life when I lived in San Angelo. I was sorry to see that so…read moremany of my favorite stores were no more, but the mall has been updated somewhat and is still quite nice. If you want to shop in San Angelo in the summer without melting away, this is the place to come. I was sad to see how fewer choices there were, though. JC Penney, Dillards and Marshalls are the big anchor stores. There definitely needs to be more food choices (oh, how I missed Karmelkorn from the late 80s!) and some more variety in shopping, but it's a much more comfy way to spend a few hours than driving around, parking, shopping, driving around, parking..... What's disturbing is that so much space has been given over to services like cell phones and military recruiting. Those will not attract high foot traffic, families, teens or even the college crowd. Please, management, add more retail, especially women's clothing. There's an Ulta, but a Sephora would be nice. Upgrade, please! What about adding an ice rink or roller rink?

Since I believe it is the only one in San Angelo I can only be a fan of this place unless I want to…read moredrive what? 3 hours to San Antonio? It has your major staple stores that are anchoring a place along with its usual satellites. The food court can be disappointed since they're only about 2 or 3 would seem like places that are open now but there are some places to eat near this mall. Place seems pretty clean, I'll come back and update this review after a second or third trip here.

Not as good as most Ross stores. Poor selection. This is compared to the national chain. The tird…read morestar is because it is clean.

About 200 reviews ago, I mentioned I worked in a Ross Dress for Less. It was one of the worst jobs…read moreI've ever had. So, I know why the cashiers don't tend to be overly friendly and I'm okay with that. Yet, when I stopped by this location this week (twice- one to shop and once for a return), I was surprised to see the smiling cashier. She was apologizing for the line being so long, but we were all returns and that was the register she happened to be working. I didn't mind at all. After returning my item, and like the day before, I wandered around the store telling myself I wouldn't spend more than $20. Needless to say, I did spend more than that, but I wasn't disappointed. The store is clean and the selection's okay. The only real issue for me was that I made 3 visits to the dressing room where the first attendant was nice and the one for the next two visits seemed bothered by having to help people. This is actually common for Ross, so it was pretty minor in my eyes.