Needed item fast. Had exactly what I needed at a good price. Online ordering was fast and easy. Store pickup also was quick. Got what I needed when I needed it. Will definitely use online ordering again.
As soon as I walked in the door the smell of coffee hit my nose. I find that smell makes me feel comfortable. The store was clean and well organize.
I went specifically for sporting equipment for my toddler's summer activities. They had a great selection of t-ball gloves and soccer balls. Walking through the isles to the sporting goods section was a pretty typical Target. Self checkout was quick and simple. The employees I did encounter were friendly. The cart was nice and had no squeaky wheels.
Had a good experience of getting what I wanted and checking out quickly with a very pleasant cashier.
The Target store is clean. They had the products in stock that I was looking for. Check out was quick.
I loved Target but moving to this area has weened me of that. This one in particular just…seems so small and over-populated. It’s constantly crawling, but so tiny and uncomfortable. The aisles are cramped to the point of being one-ways and the lighting is weirdly dim for the Target brand.
Went in and the entire store was empty. Tried buying some kitchen appliances and toys for my kiddos but the whole place was empty. When I tried to check out no one was at the cash registers there were literally people working the Starbucks but nowhere else in the whole store. I was in shock I will never go back to target this was outrageous
Very clean, inviting, bright, friendly store with something for everyone
I love Target but the gentleman that did my return needs to learn customer interaction skills. He was not friendly.
I am very disappointed with the lack of consideration for nursing mothers. They have their own special nursing room for mother like myself in the dressing room area. Now I get that they have many people wanting to try on clothes and they are trying to get their job done fast but when it comes to my son screaming because he is hungry and is in need of milk, to be told “the room is full because we have a lot of people needing to try on clothes, you just have to wait a little bit” is absolutely discouraging. To have to sit on a toilet seat and feed him made my entire outlook on that store in general change tremendously. I would understand if this has been a one time thing, but it has been the past two times that I have come to this store. I know that I would never want to eat my food in a bathroom, so why should my 10 month old?
