Target Stores

Our fav location! Always has a great selection of all things target. For the most part I never have an issue in this store but it’s always difficult when there are NO sales people on the sales floor. They always have quick check out (love) and plenty of carts. I will always drive farther just to use this location.

I moved from the west valley to Chandler in 2008 and this was one of the first stores that i shopped at on a regular basis, roughly the first three or four years. I hardly shop here anymore since money has become more of a central issue. This is one of the nicer Targets i have ever been to, especially after the store remodel that added an expanded grocery. The only downfall though is the absence of one of my favorite cashiers that i looked forward to seeing, Nellie. This girl was so sweet and always enjoyed interacting with every customer she rung up. I will miss her a lot.

I love Target for most of my shopping needs. From clothes to electronics to housewares. One stop shopping. I do however think their food prices are a bit higher and prefer to shop else where for that.

As far as Target’s go, this one is probably on the average to a little above average as far as stock and cleanliness goes. I haven’t really had a bad experience here. Things go as planned when I shop here. I would like to point out that there is a morning cashier named Fran that is awesome. She is the reason I’m raising my «average» review up a notch.
Average Target + Fran is 4 Stars.

The store wasn’t very clean it was a little messy on this day that I want. I do love target because it has this huge assortment of things you can buy anything here from food to toys. I went here to just look around and ended up buying a few things I will definitely be back and remember the store is a good store.

Great service, organized items, but the bathrooms are DISGUSTING! They smell gross and the toilets are never clean. It’s really disappointing that Targets standard for facilities provided for their customers would be so low. Wal Mart, about 3 – 5 miles away has a better bathroom situation!

This is a super target… and super indeed. You can pick up groceries as well as getting household items at reasonable prices. However, their grocery items are definitely a bit overpriced comparing with regular stores. I will pick up few things or two, but probably will not come here for grocery shopping.
Staffs are friendly and helpful when you do get a hold of them.

This is pretty much the only Target I go to, out of convenience. There isn’t much to say about it really. It has everything I need without being enormous like some Targets I’ve been in. They’ve been bringing more natural foods in and I am usually surprised by the amount of Eco products they sell. For example, one of my first purchase here years ago was a door mat made from recycled tires. I also get my Scotch pads here, made of natural materials and work just as well (they are brown instead of deep green).
My only gripe is that the registers are often backed up. They seem to keep bare minimum coverage and rely on other departments to pick the slack. Having been in retail I know that method can impact the productivity of the other departments. Need to find a good balance.

I love targets products! Clothes, groceries, home entertainment, beautiful home décor and there nice touch of having a Starbucks at hand! Full package really, this location is usually kept very clean including the bathrooms which is a plus. The only thing they lack is customer service. It’s bad, very bad. I always ask how they are doing to save from the awkward silence in the checkout line or them talking with there co workers rather then greeting customers or saying things such as «goodbye! have a nice day, thank you for shopping with us!» I wouldn’t have wrote a review if it didn’t happen time and time again. I know such successful businesses feel as though they may not need to make as much effort, but it would be nice. I’m not sure, wishful thinking I suppose.

This is your typical awesome Target, you can find almost everything here. While it does carry wine & craft beers it does not carry electrical tape. The staff is pretty friendly helpful, that’s a plus. This Target has a Starbucks as well as personal sized Pizza Hut pizzas.
The shopping carts are disgusting.

I found myself wandering the aisles of Target yesterday to kill some time and left with many things I probably did not really need as usual.
I like the layout of this store. It is easy to navigate and find what I need (or don’t need) quickly. I ended up with two new CD’s yesterday and I found them at great prices. I also found some really great Essie nail products that I haven’t been able to find anywhere else, Target saves the day once again. I also shopped the dish detergent section, the bottled water section and randomly ended up with some mac and cheese. Target is not a good place to kill time, you will end up buying many random things — fair warning.
I do find the clothes at this particular location to be a little bit lacking. The selection is very limited and a lot of sizes seem to be gone when I am looking through them. I will be back to Target many times. Hopefully next time with a clear direction of what I need but rest assured even if you don’t need it Target has got it.

This is probably my faviorite Target that’s not a full SuperTarget. It was once a Greatland Target, though even though they took the name off the building after the remodel, it still has a basic Grealtand layout with straightline checkouts and two entrances. I can’t stand the stores that have the checkouts stacked where you have to squeeze by people to get to the back checklane, so I love that this Target has 18 checklanes straight across the front from one exit to the other. Big points for having two entrances also, it just makes it easier to shop and you don’t have all the cars packed at one door like a normal Target, it’s nice and spread out here! Like I mentioned before this location was recently remodled along with almost every other Target in Phoenix to the new pfresh layout. That means they now sell fresh food with an expanded grocery area, similar to a SuperTarget but without the full deli, bakery, etc. Having more food makes this store very convinent and much easier to just be able to make one stop and get just about everything we need. It’s also nice having all the other stores around here and the mall just in case you do happen need more after spending two hours here and dropping $ 500 like it’s Monopoly money!
They took out the photo lab in the remodel (boo!), but they still have the Food Avenue with Pizza Hut Express, Pharmacy, and Target Mobile. Although I suppose the grocery is more useful than photo :-/​Overall, very awesome Target location, always clean, and usually enough checklanes open too!
Pharmacy, Food Court, Grocery is on left entrance and Guest Service, Electronics, Home is on right entrance. Happy shopping!

Oh how I love Target! This is my neighborhood store and I’m here at least 3 times a week. Seriously. It’s always clean and the employees are friendly and helpful. It has groceries and anything I want/​need is usually in stock. Now it has a Starbucks!

I know, I’m a dork, though more like a Target Snob. Is Target not the best store ever? Anyway, relocating back to the Valley, I’m completely turned around and not familiar with this new area… and I won’t say which one, but I am NOT thrilled about my «local» Target. BUM-​MER!
My first trip out, I drove all the way to Super Target on Gilbert Road (already reviewed last year ;)) — not a far drive, but lets just say I didn’t buy ice cream… it would have melted by the time I got home!
I had to make a drive down to Chandler Mall and remembered there was a Super Target there– SCORE!
While I am not as in love as the Gilbert Road location, this one ROCKS. I found EVERYTHING I needed and have been looking for (that my «local» one had none of. not to mention NO selection — womp-​womp).
And always, if there are no antibacterial cart wipes when I walk in, I will walk out– gross, yes I WANT ecoli, thanks (anyone else think stores should be mandated to clean the carts nightly? Maybe I’m the only germaphobe).
The one downfall was the cart, while not disgusting, and there were wipes, was not the most appealing (aka dirty). Got over it quick since I found everything I wanted… that day. ;) Happy, happy, happy Target snob today (well, yesterday lol).

Always fun to shop here. Great selection.

When Walgreens doesn’t have what you need, and trudging through the endless isles at WalMart is too much for you to handle, Target is a happy medium.
I’ve had pretty good shopping experiences at this particular Target store.
They have the best sales out of the other Targets in neighboring cities. Their $.99 section is terrific!
The customer service has always been satisfactory there.

This update is for the manager Jason H. and the photo department at this Target location. Today I was shocked and incredibly disappointed in the way Jason H. treated me as a loyal Target shopper. Short story=this photo department is ALWAYS unmanned and the hours posted as open are FALSE.
Long story=
I went in to Target today thinking I could get some pictures to give to a friend tomorrow. I chose the one-​hour basic option and when my pick-​up receipt printed it said my order was placed at 4:35 pm and that my photos would be ready at 5:15 pm. So I went to Costco and picked up some groceries with the intention of returning to Target at the pick-​up time. I arrived back at Target at 5:10 pm and as usual there was no manning the photo department. This lack of customer service is usual so I always ask an employee to come help me and then they give me my photos. Today however, an employee named Michele had no idea what she was doing when she went back to the photo department and said no one could help me. I said that was IMPOSSIBLE since the photo lab hours are clearly stated as 12 – 6 pm. Additionally, I received a pick-​up receipt from the photo kiosk that said that my photos would be ready at 5:15 pm today. Michele said she would get her manager on duty and then after waiting a few minutes I saw her talking to a man. I approached him and asked if he was the manager and he immediately become defensive and cold. He said he was the manager and that he would try and help me. We walked over to the photo lab and Jason said the following patronizing comments to me: «You really should ask for help and not demand it» and «There’s certain ways you ask for stuff if you want people to do things». I told Jason not preach to a customer who has been misled and just do his job. Then Jason became even more rude by refusing to offer me any solution other than to pick up the photos tomorrow. I asked why NO ONE IN THE ENTIRE STORE INCLUDING HIM COULD HELP ME and admitted «The photo people leave at 4. We just don’t have the hours to man the photo department». What kind of manager and company advertises a product to be available during certain hour and then lets their employees leave early because they can’t afford to keep them??? So basically Jason H. failed at customer, refused to offer a helpful solution and overall lost business for Target today.

Targets, just like Walmarts, are pretty much copies of each other. Meaning, if you know one store, then the next Target is going to be very similar. This Target is no exception.
What is there to like? Well, I actually kind of like the lack of self-​checkouts. for granted, they are kind of cool when in a rush but many we as humans sure are disconnected anymore. We can’t even be bothered by waiting in line and talking to someone when they check us out? C’mon, people. This is a nice change of pace in comparison to other stores. I also like that for the most part, the carts aren’t trashed. They are generally clean and don’t have mounds of trash in them like other stores (not just talking about Walmart here). It is also across the street from the Chandler Fashion Mall. So if you want to kick your scantily clad teenage girl off at the mall and then skip over to target, then this is perfect. Also, it is located in a strip that isn’t plagued with empty stores. to my knowledge, every shop in the strip-​mall is occupied. This doesn’t really matter *to* Target, but it makes the place look nicer. Plus, it gives you a lot more options to get all your daily tasks done as Costco is behind it, Bed Bath & Beyond is next door, as is a sporting good store and a office store.
What is there to not like? They are probably a little more pricey and selective on certain things. However, I have found some tremendous deals here… you just have to look around sometimes. With that said, the quality is probably better than Walmart, so, you get what you pay for.
Overall, it’s good. hopefully this location doesn’t get too much business stolen from it with the new target on Arizona and Ocotillo.

It’s…a Target. It’s right across the street (Frye) from the Chandler Fashion Center and will most likely have what you’re looking for just in case you don’t want to clod through herds of scantily clad tweens and moody teenagers or your run of the mill mall sheep.
Other than that, and on a more serious note, they have pretty much everything you’d expect from a big Target: pharmacy, photo, grocery, everything else, and alcohol (including some local craft beers!).
What else do you need, right?

Target. It beats having to go to Walmart.
Target is my go to store for most everything and this is by far the nicest one in the area.