Very good and high quality baby girl clothing . I love the…read morestore very much and the location is great.

Customer service is awful. I gave the employee a $100 bill (I didn't have smaller bills and I…read moreprefer to use cash) for a 30 dollar purchase. She told me she didn't have large bills but I insisted on using cash., She gave me at least $20 in all $1 rather than exchanging another cash register with larger bills. Overall she was extremely rude. (I don't think she realizes she's working at a children's clothing store)I frequent this store in St. Louis and have never had rude employees. This one is 5 min from my house, if I could find a different Janie and Jack store to shop at in Cleveland, I will.

One word.... DISGUSTED!!! I've been dealing with this place for years but after my experience never…read moreagain! I dropped my mink jacket off to be restyle mid October. After 5-6 weeks I called to check on the status, especially since it's started to snow. Fist I was told to call back in 10 minutes so they could check for me. I waited 30 minutes before I called back, then I was told they had to check and call me back. When I Finally received a call back I was told I could come in for a fitting! To my dismay when I got to the store my coat looked exactly the same! That's when David Schwartz very rudely told me to get out my paperwork and read it. The funny thing is, it only has measurements. He was super rude and even told me how long ago I'd bought my coat. Funny thing is they don't care about that when they're calling every year to harass you about cleaning and storage.

Wouldn't let anyone else restyle my old furs - I'm a thrift shopper and buy used. If you want your…read moreold coat to be new to you and still fit like you remember, this company has been here decades. Great designers, excellent furs - just bought my first NEW fur.

Wandered around the nearly empty store for maybe ten minutes. Three employees avoided eye contact…read morewith the fam as we were browsing. Then once I found something I was looking for I exclaimed nearby to an employee "Oh that's where those are, maybe I can get some help". Said employee walked away. And so did I, took my shopping list and went the 15 minutes to Geiger's in Chagrin Falls, had a great experience and got the outdoor items on my list. LL Bean is a fraction of what it once was, and I won't be back to the Legacy Village location.

We-ell... It's no high school age catalogue shopping experience, lemme tell ya. Prices have…read moregotten steep for some things- $69 for a less than average quality, elastic band, bunchy ends (know what I mean? they help make the bubble sleeves, or the poofy sleeves...) three quarter length sleeve print blouse; $120 for a nice linen short sleeved one that is still a bit too wide for its size (even for linen). Conversely, $29.99 for a great, warm fleece vest as long as you were willing to forgo the LL Bean logo on the breast pocket area. (BTW...? What's up with that? When I asked the sales lady, she said it was their "Value Line that they tried." "But it's so warm," I answered. "Yeah, it's still fabulous." ...hmmm... Speaking of salespeople, they were all over the place. Some were very patient, "I am sure that my Extra Large Tote has pockets," "Uh, none of them have ever been sold with pockets on the inside." "Yes, they have. I'm sure of it. Mine is very old." "Uh, well, that is interesting...I...," "It's vintage, it's from the 70's." "Well, I actually collect them. I have several from the 60's and the 70's and none have pockets, so, sorry," he said, taking the tote from her. (Patient for 2026, I mean). Some were not patient at all, "So, which do you want?" "Uh, I think I like the one that's all white." "Weel, do you want to get it monogrammed?" "Uh, no, I like it like this," "Really? 'Cause, it really looks great. And it only costs ten dollars. And the guy will be here in like ten minutes. And you should do it. Now all you have to do is walk yourself over to the front desk and order it." Wow. I would not have been sold. And in fact, the woman was not. But, I did walk out with a couple of nice canvas bags (one non-traditional one) that I need for secret spy purposes.

This is a fairly new Ross in the Golden Gate Plaza. If you're really in a shopping mood and saving,…read morethere's also Marshalls in this plaza. This Ross has a pretty good inventory if you're on a hunt for women's jeans or household goods. I would say it's the better of local Rosses. Few standouts. The store has a lot of wicker items - shelves, serving trays, and vases. Serving trays are around $10, which seems like a great value. The store also has a lot of good women's clothes. Look at the orange shirt I got! I also got jeans to go along with it spending around $40. The inventory is pretty well stocked and the store is clean. The only areas of chaos are shoe department (not well organized) and beauty (low stock). Other than that, I'm very happy with sufficient parking, good customer service, and all the treasures. Talk about treasures, there's a lot of very cool wall art! That horse is amazing, like Greek inspired! Who would have known Ross would have it!

I really love this store. Why did I give it 4 stars instead of 5? Because I cannot afford to love…read morethis store. They aren't gouging or anything, it's just high-end stuff. And I do not make high-end money. Great examples of the best of East Coast fashion...fairly subdued, and lots of black/white/grey. Which is golden for me, since I'm not the dude who can be thrown into a closet full of color and come out anything short of a disaster. And it's the home base of Cleveland-based fashion line "Wrath Arcane" which I've really developed a serious fetish for. I've managed to score a pair of their jeans and a scoodie so far. What the hell is a "scoodie", you ask? It's a scarf. With a hood. Hell yeah. I love the damn thing. Dan is the man at Brigade, and he's pretty much always the dude behind the counter. A solid guy, knows his stuff, and treats you like his bestest buddy from the moment you walk in the door. I've caught Brian O'Neill (owner) in there once or twice and he's a sterling dude. Great people, great clothes, and great service. Hell, when you buy something they wrap it up and carry it to the door for you! Made me feel all special. Like I was buying jeans in First Class or something.

So glad to have them around! An oasis of cool in a style desert. The guys are very gracious and…read moreknowledgeable with the best selection of G Star until Chicago. A very well curated and edited selection that makes Saks and Macy's G Star depts look old and tired. I'm grateful they're here.

The big department stores here are Nordstrom, Saks, Fifth Avenue, and Dillards…read more I usually try to park by Macy's, since it's a store most familiar with. I decided to park by Nordstrom instead. I just saw a pic that there was a shooting here back in March of 2018, that's scary. It's rather dead in the shopping center and there's not a lot of cool stores to look at, that's unique. I think the biggest concentration of people would be in the food court area. There's quite a few empty kiosks and stores as well. A sign that shopping centers have dwindled in popularity?

Very high end. We shopped a little here and there and were in the area for the coffee spot next…read moredoor. Place is enormous with great selections and easy parking.