This store looked new from the outside but was kind of a mess inside…read more We always check out the shoes to start and they were a complete disaster. More shoes on the floor than on the racks. We did end up finding a Nike golf glove for $6 and a 4-pack of bras for $10. Pretty good deals Girl at the register was friendly. They were out of bags... not a big deal for us with 2 items but I couldn't imagine if you had a cart full of items. Yikes.

Hire more workers!!…read more This Ross does have a good selection of clothes, shoes and other miscellaneous items. Whenever I'm looking to find good stuff for a good deal, I always walk away with items every visit. Of course, I am not expecting Ross to be always organized with top tier service. But as of May 2026, the bare minimum quality of service has drastically declined. Upon walking in, shoes were all over the floor, forming mountains of disorganized dump. Size stickers (like a size 9) on the wrong shoes (size 11). As I browsed through different aisles, clothes were misplaced everywhere, on floors, dangling on hangers and different sections. These are the results of a very understaffed team. But the worst part has yet to come- while I was able to find 2 items worthy of checkout, my future visits will depend entirely on how long the line gets per cashiers. I waited nearly 30 minutes in line after one of the two cashiers had to step out. Then the one cashier was having some issues with the register, so for a few minutes nothing was moving. I know their current team is doing their best, but Ross' upper management needs to realize it's unacceptable that people waited this long to the point the line reached the beauty section! (See photo.)

I have nothing against the people who work at this particular location, but the company "Avenue" is…read morethe most unethical and fraudulent company I have ever dealt with in my life. I ordered from their online store and when I returned the items (because they were shoddy quality) the would not credit me for all the items returned. Not only that, the items they did credit me for were for less than I paid for them. This was in addition to the shipping charge I paid to return the items. All I can say --- When dealing with this company in any form, buyer beware!

This is probably one of the best curated shops I've ever been in across the country. And you don't…read morehave to go somewhere cool to find it. It's actually in the heart of Arlington. Prices were very reasonable, and the fellas in there were very kind. I've lived in Arlington 25 years and I hope this place makes it because it's a major win!!!

If you're going to post your hours you should adhere to them. I've been here twice well after 11:00…read morea.m. on Thursday and store was closed. Not trying again.

Previously, on several occasions, we tried to come to the store during their hours ( we checked…read moreonline ) and each time we found a sign in the window the same sign they've been using for months and a sandwich board on the sidewalk saying that they were open, but yet the door was locked. Nobody was on the premises. The last time we went, we decided to go into the coffee shop and we waited and ordered a drink and sat down for half an hour. Finally, I asked one of the barista if anybody was ever next-door. And they told me around 6 o'clock. Somebody shows up to take the placard off the sidewalk and at least at that moment there's somebody in the store. So after three attempts we'd given up. But then I just happened to look at their website and I saw a piece I absolutely wanted. So I bought it after trying to get the owner's attention via texting and calling and through their website. I wanted to make sure they still had it in stock Apparently the number that's associated with the shop is a separate cell phone and I guess they leave it in there when they close the door. When I had said, I tried to get in there several times she goes. Oh no, we always have someone there so she was basically calling me a liar by dismissing me and talking over me. So anyway, then we're waiting to hear when they can deliver it and finally decided no we're just gonna go in and pick it up because I measured it would fit in the car so we went over and luckily right when we got there there was somebody opening the door not the woman I had spoken to but a different girl . She at least was very nice but after already buying the piece online when I looked at it in person, I saw it had several condition issues that were not mentioned but thankfully I'm handy and I knew I could take care of it. But I shouldn't have to take care of it for spending $2000. I shouldn't be cutting and glueing in new drawer stops and oiling a dry finish because those were easy fixes they should have addressed . Especially in a store that tells people they refinished the items they sell! The owner touts Salvaged Stories as a studio that reinvents and refinish furniture for decades to come ..well they certainly didn't do it with this piece. I didn't like her attitude on the phone because she seemed like she was indignant that I had to try to contact her three different ways. Don't tell me the skies, green honey when I know it's blue. I will add that once we finally did get to walk the store a little bit as their employee readied the piece by taking the accessories off, which should've been done the the day I bought it, we noticed that there wasn't really much in there and most of it is the same container stuff that many dealers around here bid for online because over in Britain it's worth next to nothing. It's an easy way to cheaply source mid-century designs, but they are a totally different design aesthetic than American mcm. In any event, this place gets one star for attitude, lack of service and lack of respect for the things they sell when they're selling at top dollar. On their website, they make a big showing of having sold a prop or two to the TV show Landman and having something in a commercial that I can't even find for Mexican avocados. Big deal. I'm not impressed. And Salvaged Stories is all about "impressions" and pretentiousness. My final thought - they take these furniture pieces that they basically do nothing to and put this little brass plaque inside a drawer with their shop logo on it as if they're taking credit for something that is not theirs. If that's not pretentious, I don't know what is. That little brass plaque with their logo on it went right into the rubbish because I don't wanna be reminded where I bought it from.

Love the mid century modern furniture here. Real wood furniture at good prices. Newly opened in…read moredowntown Arlington across from Rodeo Goat.

Love shopping for deals at Ross…read more We only found a couple of items including some class Valentine's cards (in nearly June) for .49!!!!! You bet I snagged those for next year!!! The worker at the register was SO FRIENDLY. Love how he engaged in conversation and was so funny.

Service - bad. The nerve of the cashier and fake security guard guy!…read more Yeah I wouldn't come back to this location. Got an awesome shirt off clearance Junky And needed to be cleaned and organized

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

Q went into Q with…read moremy 5 year old (not QLuv) and the koreans wouldn't even look at us. I was ready to purchase the things in my hands. I even walked up to the counter and saw a sign that says "CASH ONLY- next register". I was confused because there was no next register and when I tried 3 times to ask the man what to do, he completely ignored me. so I put my belts and outfits back and left. I'm never going back.

This mall is all on one level, level 2 from the anchor levels. There is plenty of covered parking…read more First floor is usually empty then you take one of the elevators to the mall level. Plenty of shops to enjoy. A Sam food court but also plenty of restaurants around the outside as well.

First time at this big lots location. It's not a location I care to visit again because it doesn't…read morecompare to other locations in the DFW area. Not sure how customer service is at this location, but there were many sale items. I did see some items I liked, but only purchased some vitamin C drink powder that was missing one packet. I wasn't shocked, but didn't care to go back to get a refund or exchange for one missing item.

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