I have only been to one other ross previously so I wasn't sure how this would be. Parking is in a…read morelarge lot and easily accessible. I went during a Thursday after work and it was pleasantly peaceful. I was immediately greeted nicely. The items were nicely stocked, nothing was messy. There was a nice variety of items and although it's smaller selection then a TJ Maxx or Marshalls I did enjoy the ones I did find. The rows can be cramped if multiple people are in the same row but I didn't run into this issue. The fitting room was clean and easy to access. The back fitting rooms were closed but the front ones were open. I was able to find some nice picks and even found items I have seen elsewhere cheaper here. I look forward to coming back when I'm in the area! Hope to see more pop up in the twin cities area.

Im in a few Facebook grinch groups and people were posting of finding Grinch stuff at Ross. This is…read morethe first time at Ross for me. It is similar to TJ Maxx and Marshall's but super crowded and cramped. I like the rolling baskets. No way I'm pushing a cart through all the racks. I found grinch lotion set, grinch clock, picture, 2 grinch rugs and a nice red sweater. Red is my mom's color, hope I'm not turning into her. Iykyk lol. But seriously, I dress up for when I attend meetings out of my home office for work. The staff were real nice. One sweater had a thread snag so I passed on it. I like Ross stores.

(This review is for the Savage location)…read more Pros: they shave a ton of cute stuff, and it's organized in a non overwhelming and cute manner. Cons: incredibly expensive for what it is, and incredibly overpriced for a thrift shop/antique shop. Clothing wise, there was nothing under 20$ (except the 10$ rack which.... Honestly had cute stuff, but mostly a ton of weird stuff). 25$ for every clothing item would be on parr with many retail stores, so for a thrift store? That's super expensive. I've been to thrift stores selling the same quality items where nothing was over 10$, expect for some jewelry and a pair of cowboy boots. For the quality of the items - they should be listed at least under 15$. Items I found had minor stains on them (some due to age, some due to questionable sources). A shirt I really liked had tiny specs of something on top, which I would have been fine wearing after a wash, but buying outright for 25$? Um... not really... I'm bad with money, but not that bad. I also found a shirt with a hole in it listed for 22$... and I did end up buying it because I can maybe crop it or hem it, but 22$ for something with a hole in it? That's a bit crazy, and I probably should not have bought it. (Plus when I asked for a discount due to the damage on the stained shirt and the shirt with the small hole, I was told no. So... Yeah, I mean do with that information what you will.) I understand it's second hand items and they won't be in perfect condition, but the benefit of shopping secondhand is you can often get 3-6 items for the price of one. I spent 42$ on a pair of shorts and a sweater (which, again the sweater had a hole in it and the jeans were clearly worn and old (fraying, more natural aging, etc)! I vaguely regret getting it... but hey ). 42$ for two things is the same amount I can spend to get the same thing at a Target. Sadly probably won't go back, but it was cute to step in once!

This is my second time at Green threads. The location is basically an old warehouse but super dope…read moredefinitely is the vibe of a thrift shop locally owned. Always new items to be found here customer service even better plus the little doggy. That's a helper that works there. Parking is on the side of the building easy access when coming in. a little hole in the wall shall I say

One of the Mom's on my Son's soccer team told me about this place…read more The store owner, Mary, is so extremely nice! She buys things by the pallet from stores like Target, Macy's, Bed Bath & Beyond and more and passed the bargains into the public. Prices are super reasonable and it's relatively organized. Some of the items I picked up were a $3 women's shirt from Target (MSRP $24.99), $3 toddler shoes from Target (MSRP $27.99), $3 Toiletry Tray from Macy's (MSRP $22), $7 pack of three water guns (currently selling at Target for $14.99). She gets new things all the time so if you don't find something in your first trip don't be discouraged. If you live in the area I definitely recommend checking it out!

First time here and I found out about it on yelp. I looked around and the owners husband found me…read moreand introduced himself and welcomed me. He was ringing up customers when I arrived. The store is mostly overstock or extra items from Target and other stores that they buy pallets from. Pricing was reasonable as all clothing, shoes were New and $3.00. I questioned the pricing of pool and spa testing strips as they were marked $8.99 more than regular retail and one box expired in 2018. He made the executive decision to charge me 99 cents each. Wow how nice. They take credit cards with a $10 minimum purchase. There is a loyal customer club if you spend $100, you get $5.00 off the next time. The store had some variety of cell phone covers, bed sheets, clothes, bras, heath and beauty, socks, drapes. I guess selection changes regularly. Great customer service. Support small business.

This Macy's is massive. The Hugo Boss section alone feels bigger than some standalone Boss stores…read more Huge selection, upscale feel, and easy to spend way more time here than planned.

This Macy's is huge!…read more I don't typically shop at Macy's much (or any bigger retail store like this really) but we happen to find parking near this wing of MOA. I could see Macy's being a one stop shop, they sell a bit of everything; furniture, home goods, clothes, toys, snacks, cosmetics, jewelry, etc. They almost always have some sort of sales going on & you can find some good deals here or there. We stopped at the pandora counter (yes, inside of the Macy's). We were able to peacefully look around without anyone greeting us or pushing us to buy. However we then made the mistake of walking through the perfume department. They were a very pushy about selling, EVERY perfume was their last bottle. Macy's is known for being a fragrance HQ. They have many scents you can't find in store anywhere else. So it's nice to be able to go in a smell something before you drop money on it. They also do refills on certain perfumes which is nice to save money & reuse your bottle. I love perfume but I can only take so many different smells before it starts to give me a headache. Every counter wanted use to smell 3-4 different perfumes which was a bit much. Like I said before they offer so much here. Worth a browse AND they have Tii Cup on the 3rd floor of the store!!

bought an Agras T40. They sold it to me and that was it. I had issues with the charger and I sent…read moreto them to fix it twice and they sent it back twice and it still wasn't fixed. I took it to another dealer who fixed it in 10 minutes. Also, product knowledge was almost non existent

Best in the business! Great products and excellent customer service! The store is well designed…read morewith lots of Demos to view. Staff was very knowledgeable and friendly! Would highly recommend!

Everyone who works there is so friendly and helpful. A huge selection of unique jewelry at great…read moreprices. Sue the owner will create and customize pieces for people if requested. It is not a big store but has a great selection of clothing that appeals to all ages. I love that you can have a glass of wine while you shop. I will definitely return.

Don't know what I love more, the unique clothes n jewelry finds, the convenience of a pop up store…read morethat comes to different local employers or their wine n shop events at their store front. Their staff is amazing, super helpful and really into making authentic connections with their shoppers. Definitely will stop by again.