Target

This target have nice selection for kids. Got some sheets on sale, Egyptian cotton. Love it.

The pharmacist Richard is the best!

Policies at target are horrible. They have lost my business over returns etc. There are many other places to go and have better service.

This Target is located in the Prado shopping Center. What is great about it, is it pretty much has its own parking so you are not fighting with all the other stores in the complex.
This store is big and well organized. I always find what I am looking for and there are always people in the aisles who can help you find something.
I have had an occasion where the lines start to back up but they call in for back up and they get the lines moving.
I have used the pharmacy and the pharmacist has always been very helpful. Once when I was filling a prescription without medical coverage he told me how I can get the medicine at a discount or maybe free. They have always been helpful with general and specific questions and getting prescriptions filled quickly. I have been wary about filling a prescription on a chain department store but they make it total easy to do. And they have a rewards program that gets you 5% off after filling 5 prescriptions.
This location has a grocery section and a Starbucks in it. You can pretty much get everything done in here and top it off with some Starbucks!

This Target location is pretty big, it’s located off Roswell Road in the Prado shopping center, near the Publix, making it pretty convenient to pick up last minute gifts or household items. I pop in over lunch all the time as it’s pretty much a one stop shop. The parking lot in this location is easy to navigate, with a few exits. I’ve never had any issues finding parking here. The store itself is very neat and organized, and the staff here are super nice. I’ve seen them rush to open up more registers when there were more than 2 people waiting on any given line, very nice.

It’s a Target. They don’t provide work uniforms for their staff; a brought-​from-​home red shirt is the only requirement. So don’t just go up to any red-​shirted person and ask where to find the anal lube, because some dude might respond that he keeps it beside the bed and lives right across the street and maybe you’d like to come over to drink some Franzia and watch the latest ep of The New Girl on Hulu.
My biggest gripe: It’s 2013 and this store is in the heart of a major commercial and residential area near a busy 285 interchange, so…
WHY
THE HELL
IS IT ONLY OPEN UNTIL 9 ON SUNDAY?

Nice and big store. The thing I love about this location is there is a ton of parking and it is mostly easy to get in and out of (depending on traffic on Roswell Road).
Even better, they staff keeps the store clean and straightened up. Most Targets, the customers make a mess of products on the shelves, put items away in the wrong places and make a general disaster of the joint. Not this one. It’s like they have staff members systematically going up and down ever aisle after the customers putting items back where they belong, or maybe the clientele is made up of OCD customers.
Also, the staff I have dealt with is super friendly. They always remember to give me my bag discount and laugh when I challenge them to fit all of my purchases into my ONE bag. As with any Target shopper, I end up buying more than I end up going in there intending to get. Most cashiers rise to the occasion — bravo.
I’ll remain a regular at this location. Others should use this store as an example of how to be.

Compared to some other Target’s I’ve been in, this one is easy to navigate and never very crowded when I go there (usually during my lunch break or thereabouts for a quick errand or two).
I always walk out with more than I intend: a random cookie sheet, box of snack bars, scarf, etc, but I was going to have to buy it somewhere, right? The card selection is good, the cosmetics and home wares are well stocked and usually quite neat and tidy, and the staff are friendly for the most part. It’s your typical Target overall, with a good selection of most anything you need.
Their food’s a little overpriced compared to grocery stores, but you’re paying for the convenience of skipping a secondary stop at Publix on your way home, so I can understand that. Other than that, everything’s pretty reasonable.
It’s awfully handy for when I just need a few things and I have a minute to spare during the afternoon, though.

I was recently in the area to help my daughter move into the neighborhood, returning from Charleston, SC. Over the 3 – 4 day time period, Sunday to Wednesday, I was in the store easily 6 – 7 times picking up items for the kitchen, bathroom, and food. This was BY FAR the very best Target in which I have shopped. The abundance of helpful «red shirts» was amazing, all very willing to help me locate items throughout the store. It was clean and well organized. I have been a loyal Target customer since they first came to central FL, but I have to say that THIS store was outstanding. With purchases of $ 500 – 600 during that time period, returns were inevitable. Each time it was quick and painless. Thank you Target!

Best part of this Target is the pharmacy. The guy back there is really nice, friendly, helpful, and efficient.
As for everything else, it’s your typical Target. Mostly clean and organized, occasionally out of the one thing I was really looking for, returns are generally fast, checkout is generally difficult (not enough cashiers). And I love my 5% RedCard discount!
Check out the Archer Farms Blueberry Flax Granola cereal. Delicious!

Not enough check out people. I left my basket filled to the brim and walked out, because the line was like one at Walmart on a Saturday during back to school shopping.

Great selection! Great location!
Weird part: The cashier oddly checked all my folders (as in plastic folders for school) to see if there was anything stuffed in there. He opened each one and shook it upside down before scanning it. He also checked the all pockets of the handbag I was purchasing. Weird. I understand that it is loss prevention but I never experienced anything to this extreme before. :shrug:
There is no seating area, but there is a pizza hut and Starbucks at this location.

This is my Target. Okay, maybe I share it with Angela M. too since we check-​in here together a lot. For our Sandy Springs neighborhood, this is our go-​to spot for all our basic necessities. Over the past two years of venturing down Roswell to The Prado, Target has provided me with everything I needed from a last-​minute birthday present to decking the halls during the holiday season.
My favorite products which I can’t find anywhere else this side of the Perimeter (at such good prices) include:
— Sunscreen
— Greeting cards (plus a bottle of champagne and a bag of chocolate!)
— Lint rollers — always in the $ 1 section
— Sticky boobs: ladies, message me for details
— Dog bones: a huge pack for $ 12.99 lasts my two pups for at least a month!
— Bathing suits
— Tee shirts
— Sunglasses
— Large photo frames
Get my drift? Service at checkout can be a hit or miss, hence the four stars instead five. If the store team can smooth out its operations to ensure less than a five minute wait at checkout then this will be the best Target ever!!!

Roswell Rd. Target is a 3 – 4 years old now, but still feels relatively new. It’s located in The Prado shopping center just inside the perimeter.
I stopped by this Target while in the Sandy Springs area during my lunch break last week to pick up a Mother’s Day card for my mom. While this was my first time at this Target, I was able to easily find the card section because most Targets have good signage and are generally laid out the same — at least, this store’s layout is similar to my neighborhood Target (Atlantic Station). Several other shoppers stopped by the card section to pick up cards for their moms as well.
I was in and out in a matter of minutes. The store was big, bright, and clean with nice wide aisles. No wait at the register. The parking lot was at maybe 10−15% capacity. If you’re visiting around high noon, wear shades, because their light-​colored parking surface is BRIGHT!

Targets are pretty much the same all around, and I would know. I worked at one. (lol)
But, I always prefer going to this target. Maybe because I work down the street, and I come here quite often that I already know where everything in the store is, so I don’t have to wander around trying to find something if I’m ever in a hurry.
I’m one that likes to wander around stores if I have nothing else to do, and I find that this Target is always stocked up, and always very tidy and clean.
The lines are never outrageously long when I go, and I like that they have food plus Starbucks inside.
However, if you order food from here, make sure you have an extra 5 to even 10 minutes to spare to wait on your food. I was grabbing a quick lunch for myself and some co-​workers before work and it was roughly a 20 minute wait, and to just get a pretzel took 5 – 10 minutes. So, if you’re in a hurry, just grab a pre-​made sandwich and call it a day. :]

Target at the prado’s new return policy is apparently assume everyone is a thief/​scammer until proven otherwise. Today I went to return an item that I purchased at an out of state Target. The tags were on it, and I had the receipt. The customer service person obviously did not believe I had purchased this shirt at a Target and proceeded to rudely shoot me dirty looks while calling the «clothing manager» over to verify that it is sold by Target. He held the shirt up to another employee while rolling his eyes, until the clothing manager confirmed it was sold by target. I asked them why the tag would match the receipt if I hadn’t purchased it at a Target, and they stated that people will switch tags on clothing to return items that weren’t from their store. I angrily grabbed my receipt from the cashier and walked off to shop.
I was then approached by a security guard, who asked me if there was a problem. I told them the customer service cashier (who had pointed me out to the security guard) was extremely rude and basically accused me of trying to steal. I admitted I had snatched the receipt from him, but explained that I didn’t feel I should be treated so rudely when returning an item with tags AND receipt. I’m not sure what the security guard was trying to accomplish, but she only served to further upset me.
I left the store embarrassed, angry, and upset without making any purchases. I have been a loyal customer of this store but I have made my last purchase there. Apparently instead of the customer is always right, at this target the customer is always a thief.

I have a lot of hit and miss experiences here. And it sucks because I live near it, and instead now sometimes I go drive to Super Target when I’m afraid of getting once again frustrated.
Every time I come here they are stocking this store. It’s amazing because I can never find what I’m looking for despite that. Let me count the ways…
I was curious about the Starbucks K-​cups when they first came out, and they only had one kind. It’s probably not a fair comparison to use the Super Target in Dunwoody, which had every single one, but they do have a big selection here otherwise.
I wanted to get some jeans, and there is an entire wall of them. So you’d think you could find what you’re looking for. My size? Only if I had really long or really short legs. Talk about frustrating.
I needed a couple 8×10 picture frames, and didn’t want to spend too much… lo and behold black bordered ones were the only ones out of stock.
The wind a couple weeks ago killed my umbrella. I have checked twice now and they haven’t ordered more umbrellas since then. Who knew bothering with the warranty crap would be better than trying to just buy a new one? The few on the hooks here are hideous.
I’ve had some meh customer service but overall if it’s someone on the floor they are typically nicer.
On the plus side, there’s plenty of parking and the spaces aren’t tiny like Super Target. The shopping cart corrals aren’t placed directly within the lines of a spot so if you park next to one you can have a giant space. There’s also the lot on the other side of Staples, or you can park on the Publix level and have covered parking… just do not take the stairs up unless you can hold your breath long enough.
The section with the $ 1 stuff at the front is always full of cool things. I’ve been working on an ornament wreath and I found the most perfect little ornaments, 16 to a tube for $ 1, to fill in little spaces on it. They do have a TON of clothing, like if my size had been in stock that jean wall is really the greatest thing ever.
I’ve always found a lot of awesome stuff on clearance. Even 4 days after Halloween there was plenty to choose from. And speaking of K-​cups again, I got iced coffee ones for half price when it hit September, clearly still iced coffee season around here.
So, it’s not awful, but it just disappoints. But I could never be mad at a Target too long.

I shop my nearest Target location at Sandy Springs Prado (5610 Roswell Road, Sandy Springs, GA 30 342) at least twice a week and almost every Sunday when I coupon. Today, Sunday, January 8, I went to Target with a friend who had items to return. While she made her returns, I shopped for party items and make-​up.
I went to the register with twelve (12) Limited Edition Maybelline New York Great Lash Mascaras ($ 1.84) and five (5) Slinky Slap Bracelets ($ 1). I had six (6) $ 1 manufacturer coupons for any Maybelline New York Mascara, one (1) $ 2 Target Web Coupon for Maybelline mascara, and one (1) $ 2 Target Store Coupon for Maybelline mascara.
The cashier informed me that it’s the store’s policy to only accept a limit of four (4) manufacturer coupons for four (4) like items. When I agreed to use only the four (4) manufacturer coupons, despite the fact that «Target accepts one Manufacturer Coupon and one Target Coupon for the same item» according to the Target Coupon Policy, the manager, Jennifer, said I could not purchase the remaining eight (8) Limited Edition Maybelline New York Great Lash Mascaras because I could only buy four like items per shopping trip per day.
When my friend agreed to purchase four of the items, Jennifer agreed but said I needed to surrender the rest of the items. At that point I told her that I should be able to spend my cash on as many items in the store as I’d like to. She was rude in saying that she was limiting my purchases because my friend returned hair products and cold medicine. I asked her what my friend’s returns had to do with my purchases.
The manager Jennifer then refused to apologize for her mistake, she refused to let me make any additional purchases by having my item apprehended by Target security and threatened to call the police. I advised her to call the police because I wanted to make a formal complaint against her for prejudice behavior as this has not been the first time I have been harassed for my coupon purchases by Jennifer.
This is the last time I will be shopping that location and I’m giving serious thought to not shopping any other Target. I’m highly disappointed and upset because I love the quality of product that I purchase from Target and hate that I have been discriminated against because of my need to save and shop bargains during this stressing time in our economy.

I found a window fan FINALLY!!! $ 25 before taxes, basic, small, exactly what I needed.
I had two associates pass me as I was trekking back to the area I knew that they would possibly be in, still unsure whether or not they carried them at all. One asked me if I needed help and I just acknowledged/​thanked her and kept going because she had a handful already. The second one walked me directly to what I was looking for.
This store always seems to be well-​kept, clean and organized, and not excessively busy like the one over near Perimeter. Parking is a lot easier too.

This is my neighborhood Target, and being a new mom that lives only half a mile away means that I’m also the mayor.
Target is great for pregnant women and new moms. Here’s why:
— Although this Target has a limited maternity section, there’s just enough to remind you to look online. And
has GREAT maternity dresses for very little money. I essentially lived in 5 dresses that I bought from
and none of them was more than $ 30. Remember, even if you order online, you can return to your local Target store with the appropriate paperwork.
— The baby essentials section is pretty well stocked here, as in, if you have to have it in an emergency, they’ve got it. This comes in handy when you don’t want to send your clueless husband to Babies R Us. There isn’t as much turnover for some items (particularly nursing items), but it’ll do in a pinch.
— Tons of coupons.
offers coupons that you can print, that you can send to your smartphone (even a lowly blackberry), and sends you coupons for baby items when you create a registry or buy something off someone else’s registry (so if your single friends order something online, ask them if they’ll give you your coupons). I don’t think I’ve had to pay full price for package of diapers yet!
— Large plastic carts fit the Graco SnugRide car seat completely in the cart. This comes in handy when you don’t want to push a stroller and a car seat, or take junior out of the car seat and put him into a baby carrier. It also gives you peace of mind that you don’t get when you cram the cs into the small section at the top.
For those of you unconcerned with all these baby, this Target isn’t too terribly crowded. Even in the holiday rush, the parking lot was only about half full. The ladies who work at customer service aren’t terribly friendly, but they are efficient and can address your needs promptly.
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