This isn't so much a thrift store, as much as it is an outlet store for higher end clothing shops,…read moremainly Anthropologie. The entryway has several severe warnings that rough and rude behavior will not be tolerated. I can only imagine that aggressive resellers have made a bad reputation here? I didn't witness any shenanigans on my visit. The store is a treat! Lots of feminine frilly dresses arranged by size and color. They are pricey to start - so the discounts even at 50% don't push you into super cheap territory. Think $128 dresses offered at ~$65. If you're looking for an outfit to wear as a wedding guest, a date night dress or you just want to add a bit of girly whimsy to your life, this is the spot!

It's sad that this store has turned into a Thrifter's wholesale store. They are there before the…read morestore opens and line up with their wagons. When the store opens they go straight to the deal bins and dump the entire bin into their wagons. All of the special/deals were taken and I was in line to enter the store. There were around 10-15 thrifter's with their wagons when I went there. Very disappointing. And just think of the check out line. Yep, wagons full of items to scan and bag. The cashiers put their items in large garbage bags, because a normal checkout bag would never fit their purchase. So, the normal customer has to wait in a long line, because they are checking the thrifter's out with their 50+ items. I know this is the world we live in now, but it seems like you can't shop for yourself at Reclectic anymore. Reclectic, maybe you could allow certain days for wagons, so customers that want to shop for themselves have a chance to be included in your special/deals that you have. Just a thought.

I'm a longtime Nordstrom rack fan but no ON athletic shoes in my size so I'm off to southlake…read more Saw other great slip on loafers in great colors but I can't buy everything! I think this location gets shopped out since it's at the mall so I'll pop over to a different location. I need some summer mall walking shoes and hopefully I can get a run in early morning. Nothing good in my size here and I think it's smaller than southlake location but I didn't get that scientific about it

Good sales on ladies clothes and shoes. You have to check the store or website almost daily. Items…read moreare sold pretty quick

The customer service and options at this store are wonderful! I was helped and fitted by Grace, she…read morewas so kind and professional; she helped me find the perfect shoes for my 12 hour shifts at work. Thanks Grace!

If I could give this a 0, I would place it here. My husband and I are getting ready to go on a trip…read moreand went in to get him a pair of shoes. We were there for 10 minutes and no one acknowledged us. There were 2 sales people on the floor. All of the other customers received help. It was not super busy either. We finally just decided to leave. Oh, well! They lost at least $200.00 when we walked out. Sad and terrible customer service.

So many stores, so many familiar brands, so many sales.. all in a row, in a never-ending loop of…read morediscount shopping featured right off Highway 20 in south Grand Prairie. I won't bore you with a list of store names (just go to their website) but it's a comprehensive shopping experience from designer to everyday brands. Shoes, clothes, jewelry, accessories, kids stores/toys. There isn't any restaurant experience here, but they do have a few classic "mall food" snacks, like Auntie Anne's pretzels and Great American Cookies, plus a candy store, coffee, and tea. Personally I like to come here when it's cold outside, or at least cool weather. There's really not much shaded parking, plus it's just too hot to walk outside from store to store in the summer heat.

I was on the hunt for new running shoes and decided to visit the outlet mall in Grand Prairie. When…read moreI arrived, I noticed the Nike store--but the Reebok store was even closer, so I headed in, and I'm so glad I did. The store was spotless, beautifully organized, and immediately welcoming. As soon as I walked in, Mr. Mike greeted me warmly and offered assistance, then personally guided me to the men's running shoe section. I found a fantastic selection of discounted running shoes and ended up purchasing two pairs. When I needed help finding the perfect fit, both Ms. Bailey and Mr. Mike went above and beyond--taking the time to help me choose the best shoes for my feet at an incredible price of $39.99 each. Their professionalism, friendliness, and genuine eagerness to help made the entire experience outstanding. It's clear Ms. Bailey leads by example, as the store's cleanliness, organization, and excellent customer service truly stand out. I will absolutely be back and look forward to visiting again soon! I hope to see you there.

Like many other thrift stores. They are a rip off. They take your best items and want to give you…read morepennies and resale for 400% markup. I rather donate my items to a non profit organization. I learned my lesson.

Yes definitely don't bring your clothes here there selection are decent. But it's a waste of of…read moretime bringing stuff because they tell you that they didn't want anything that there only looking for fall items. But when I look at the other baskets there that there buying there was different types of clothing in there including jeans and blouses. Well I had jeans and fall blouses. It just seems like they are getting picker and picker and when I look at the clothes they have on there racks am like seriously they buy that but could not take in some of my stuff. Am not saying my clothes is better but there some stuff in there that I would not purchase or wear. I'd rather go to the one in Richland Hills or Tarrant Pwks they do appreciate ur buys

When you need something stylish, sexy, affordable, ... just a all around eye catching, jaw dropping…read morefashion forward thread!!! Honey!!! This is the place to be! Go get your coin and your life*

If you need cute purses and jewlrey at affordable prices you want to stop here. The staff are…read morefriendly.

If I could give this store zero stars I would! My complaint is not regarding their products, but…read morerather the service, especially if you are a person of color! My coworker and I dropped by the store this afternoon to purchase some earrings. I needed to replace a broken pair, which I had purchased at this very store some years ago. As we were browsing around, we were followed around the store the entire time we were there. Mind you, none of the non-black patrons were being followed. To avoid being in the store longer than necessary, I asked for assistance to locate what I was looking for. I go over to that section and once again, here comes a store worker, acting as if she had to put product on the shelf in the same area and at the same time I was there. She did the exact same thing in a different aisle that we were in a few minutes prior. She did not to provide assistance or ask if I needed some help, her sole purpose was to keep a watchful eye as if I was there to steal something like a common thief. This was the same woman who was following my coworker and I. Never, in my 56 years on this planet have I ever been treated so poorly! I will never again patronize this store! If you are a person of color, please be mindful of where you spend your money. It definitely shouldn't be in spaces where we are not welcomed. #shoppingwhileblack!

Well stocked! Lots of everything. A fairly large Ross that seemed so, crammed with minimal space…read more I found a few interesting bargains and will post some photos for you. I was greeted by the Loss Prevention Specialist then I was on my own to shop. Check this location out. If you can.

Receipt# 0249-03-7040-5184-2 Your Ross location @ 4646 S…read more Cooper, Arlington, TX on Thursday, July 3, 2025 was, as always "A Mess" and quite busy. I only saw once employee on the floor throughout the store and in housewares. Clothes were off hanger, all over the floor in the women's and ladies department. Shoes were disorganized with almost more on the floor than shelves blocking the passage of shopping carts. Many departments, expecially houseware/ home decor were not priced. Once I decided on a possible purchase of a "not priced" home decor item... as usual there was a long, long wait in the checkout line with only (2) registers open. I get to the register with "Asia" who had just called out over the intercom system to tell the employee in housewares (she came upfront) and again was told to go to break. "Asia" said to the other open register employee (later learned she was the store manager) that the lady was a new hire. Asia's check-out counter had a stack of hangers preventing me and others previously from placing their purchases comfortably on the counter. I had returns to apply to purchase once the price could be determined but before I could ask any question "Asia" was ringing up items that were returns as well as the item I had for price comparison since the one I was interested in was unmarked. In an attempt to correct the charges (my money) by this young ladies error her attitude went straight to "Outright RUDE". She was rushing, very impatient and her tone began to get louder I assuming from trying to determine what she had rang up. In short, "She Was Doing TOO Much", "So Unneccessary" when all she had to do was listen and answer simple questions to where this customer could understand the charges. I am not one to wait for a transaction to close to learn I was incorrectly charged. I questioned why and where her attitude was coming from since it was evident to myself and others waiting in line that she was annoyed to have to readjust the charges. I told her I no longer needed her assistance and would go to the other register. Loudly she told me "You can go anywhere you want", finalized the sale without thanking me and called for the next customer before I could gather my items and walk away. Unbelivable without an understanding to her trigger? I gathered my other items for purchase/return and asked for the manager (Angela) who ironically was on the next open register. With customers seeing "Asia" lod negativity they allowed me to cut the line and meet with "Angela" the manager on the next register. All due respect I was surprised that "Angela" was the manager because she was so timid and gave a soft empathic "I'm sorry" apology. It was evident to me that nothing was going to be said to "Asia" when I suggested the manager inquire about my experience while I was standing there, but not. I did not want "Asia" to say I was not being truthful for the experience I'd just had. I believe "Asia" would have had even more attitude with "Angela" had she asked anything of her. From observation while waiting in the check-out line I suspected that Asia may have been the manager acting like she controlled scheduling. The short version of this all is me being 71years old that "I don't do rachet and or ghetto" which is how "Asia" came off in my opinion. That kind of attitude is far below any pay grade I ever had. I am comfortably retired and don't have to work! "Asia's" attitude does not give Ross "A Good Look" for customer service and or a favorable review. All the years of shopping at Ross Stores that is the first negative experience I have ever had. I shop multiple Ross stores, weekly and frequently. "Asia" needs to go" if this is how she treats Ross paying customers, Unacceptable!!!!! Ross you can do much better!!!

It's a Uniqlo. Big. Clean. Well organized and plenty of staff. No issues here with me!read more