Target

I agree with other comments and reviews that say there is less of a selection at this location. It also seems to be not as clean, especially in the winter when there is a lot of snow.
I do love everything about target. I always find something for my classroom in the dollar section (I mean, a dollar?! How can I go wrong!). And they have everything from bathing suits to winter coats and workout gear.
I love their baby section. They have a variety of foods and soaps. They also carry a wide selection of organic baby products. They have great clothes for kids at an excellent price. Although I do not recommend target brand diapers, my son would pee through them daily.
One complaint I have is they don’t offer a lot of coupons. I do appreciate the cartwheel app but it usually only saves me 2 or 3 dollars on my hundred dollar orders.

I like coming to target for select things: Vitamins and cute one of a kind gifts/​stocking stuffers. There arent much other reasons to come here. The grocery section is way to overpriced to shop in. I guess the only reason one would feel it necessary to shop for food at Target is if it was your last resort and you absolutely werent able to go anywhere else so you make the sacrifice. The clothing section is the same deal. No one (I certainly hope not) goes into Target specifically to go clothing shopping. But you might see a piece or two when walking through that attracts you, and so you buy it. But Target is a good store overall.

This store just keeps getting worse. It’s filthy, unorganized and run-​down. It has less of a selection than the other Targets in the area but it is closer to my house, so I have really only been going to this location if I need something quick (dog food or treats, household supplies, etc.) I don’t buy food at this particular Target due to multiple experiences of finding expired items on the shelves. The baby section was an absolute disaster when I was in the store yesterday looking for a gift.
The recently installed self-​checkout lanes added one star to my review. There is an employee who stands and waits while you check out, in case you need assistance. I do like the self-​checkout convenience, but I can get that in the Amherst Target location too. I find myself wondering more and more why I just don’t make the drive to Amherst, where that store is cleaner, well-​stocked and has an in-​store Starbucks.

This Target usually has a slightly different selection than the Boulevard Target, and it’s usually less of a selection. However, this location is convenient for me. If I need to put together a quick outfit or pick up a bag of dog food, this is the place I will go.
I can usually find something from here and make it work. My only complaints would be with quality of jewelry. Most of my necklaces purchased here have held up well, but others have fallen apart within a week.
Additionally, sometimes it is worth it to wait until clothing goes on clearance. Many items that I purchase when they first come out will end up on clearance for almost half of the price. Some of the clothes from here fit very awkwardly as well. Alas, if you are willing to browse through the racks, you are sure to find something. I found a dressy black romper (no others around it, and I had never seen it before) on clearance for $ 28, originially $ 48. I am not sure how it came about, but I am sure glad I was in the mood to scour the racks that day!

I xan Generally find most of the things I end up needing. Always nice for retail therapy.

This particular Target is a little bit dirtier and more unorganized than other Targets I’ve been to in the Western New York area but the are also some things I like about this particular location better than others. The parking is hands down, much better than the parking at the Target on Niagara Falls Boulevard in Amherst. This lot is strictly used for Target customers, no sharing and that is nice. Also, their return/​customer service line moves a LOT quicker than the one in the Boulevard shopping center. There is no Starbucks in this location which is a bummer. Their shoes section is often a wreck; boxes aren’t where they are supposed to be and its difficult to walk down the aisles as there are shoes blocking your walkway. They are oftentimes out of a lot of coffee products, it’s a rarity that I will come here and find what I need coffee wise. They only have one photo machine and it rarely works. They don’t have printing options here like they do at other Targets. They also don’t have self check out lines. I come here because it’s close but it’s not my favorite and they could benefit by doing a little tech upgrade.

I love all targets, & this one is no exception. I like that it’s in an urban area and very close to my house. That said, the parking lot is terrible– Horrid landscaping (few trees), cracked pavement, aggressive drivers, and sometimes very sketchy people milling about… Upside, you can park close because it’s never super crowded. The café was bad at one time, but the grouchy workers seem to be gone and have been replaced with very nice employees. I do wish they had a Starbucks here. This is my go– to Target, and it’s an overall enjoyable place to shop.

Target is one of those places where, if you HAVE to get something quickly, you’re irritated by all the convoluted «frogger» moves you have to make to get to your desired aisle. But, if you’re taking your time, it’s a place where cute cheap stuff keeps popping up at every turn and you wonder how they can sell stuff at these prices (of course we know the answer is cheap Asian labor).
It’s a big box store with a big empty box heart. It’s my guilty pleasure because I can get just about everything I need to live (even Sigi’s yogurt and Ezekiel bread).
This particular Target seems to have a problem stocking the men’s sock/​underwear shelves — if that info is useful to anyone.

This is a good Target location. I’d have to say it’s not the biggest or most stocked location. However, it is usually not too busy. I can find most things that I need here. If you need lots of tools or home improvement stuff. The clothing department is a smaller choice than some other locations too. The staff is kind and usually easy to find. Prices are good. The aisles are also big enough to walk down with your cart and not lose your mind. Definitely beats the nearby Kmart!

Target is something I’d put in the «necessary evil» category. I don’t love it, but I’m glad it’s there when I need something right away. And it’s the «right away» part that’s the real factor; I can almost always find better stuff for less elsewhere. Still, they do have pretty much everything in the world under one roof, and sometimes that convenience is worth the extra price. This particular Target is nothing special; and I agree with a previous reviewer who noted that the bathrooms are in poor repair.

This is a nice Target. Big, roomy, easy to get around, have a little of most things, although not hardware/​tools, as we learned.
I prefer smaller stores in general, but if you need to find something (like a George Forman Grille), this is a good place to start looking, they probably have it.

This Target used to be pretty awesome as far as customer service, store upkeep and parking lot maintenance (a firm 4, even for a big box store) but I have noticed a continual slide in all of the above. The store looks like «a hurricane hit it» as my boyfriend so aptly put it — clothes everywhere, coffee cups hanging out on the shelves, stuff five aisles over from where it should be. He refers to the racks of flip flops as «tornado alley» because there are usually dozesn of pairs of slippers, flip flops, etc all over the floor and even racks hanging down off the walls on several occasions. Parking lot is starting to float with garbage, even right in front of the entrance. I know this is a super busy store, but that is even less excuse — you are claerly raking in the dough with such a high clientele so hire people to clean up if you are understaffed.
Now before someone makes the typical «of course, it’s a city store» comment, this is in a mostly middle-​middle to upper-​middle class area and in the MANY years I have shopped their I would never have described it as even slightly messy compared to what it is now. I don’t know if they have new management or just can’t handle the larger crowds now that they sell (overpriced) groceries.
On the up side, they do treat their workers better and give back more locally than other big box department stores like WalMart. I tend to come here if my friends want something and I’m bored — it’s a good excuse to walk around, eye for a bargain or mostly just laugh at how much stuff costs compared to what I would pay for it at Amvets (yah, I’m cheap, but at least vintage furniture is made of wood, not chipboard). I get the occasional accessories I can’t find from the thrift store, like sunglasses in a particularly funky color to match my recent dye job); their selection of $ 5 tights is particularly good, though that has been waning recently with their apparent lack of restocking. I also think they offer nicer quality and more interesting home goods for the price than most other big box, but still most of it is from China.
Hire more people Target and clean the F up around your store. You are slipping into K Mart territory!!!

Really, do people going to read my review and pick this Target over other. For God saken! All Target are the same. Including this one.

Two things I love at Target: Dwell Studio and Thomas O’Brian. High style for less. Love it!

Love, love, love target. Their store brand products are always quality. And I realized recently that their potato chip line is MASSIVE. if you are in the mood for a creative chip flavor, head to target.
I gave them 4 stars because of their bathrooms. Utterly disgusting. And most things are broken. Like door locks and dryers. And they are rarely stocked with toilet paper.

Slightly less evil then wal-​mart.
The archer farms line of products are pretty good, but other than that it’s your usual sort of dept store. only the most mainstream 20 movies, biggest best sellers and oprah book club books, about 10 family safe video games, extensive pop aisle, but little in the lines of real food. You can find some bargains on the clothing racks, but nothing you’re going to feel good about if you look at the «made in» label…

Good for jersey knit dresses that cost $ 250 at Barney’s.

Always stocked and always great!