Target

I bought chapstick here once, and utilized self service checkout FTW!

The best target! Above exceptional customer service at the guest services area, Hunter got transferred from Bullard and blackstone to here so that makes the visit better because she is an amazing employee! Super sweet, efficient, and knowledgable. Checking out in her lane always quick.
Café/​Starbucks area is always busy and dirty. Check out lines give or take ⁴⁄₅ open with self check outs always packed.
Prices ehh reasonable I guess due to minimum wage going up. But really 3 pairs of socks for $ 7 I must have live under a rock!

Staff are always nice. There’s rarely black marks on the floor from some spill that hasn’t been cleaned before it got walked on so much it’s grabbed grease and dirt off a million shoes. It’s usually pretty tidy, even in the teen/​women section. Are men not slobs? Their section is always so organized. Anyway. There are a lot of choices for anything you might need, I hate that the greeting card section blocks traffic while people with carts stop and try to figure out which cards to buy for their Nanas and Moms. I rarely grab a shopping cart and still have trouble getting through the block of humanity. (Still happy to see people reading though, so there’s that). The lines are rarely long, usually around winter holidays they can be, but still tend to move fast. I love that there’s a coffee café, but do not love having to go to a different counter to buy the youngest an Icee, and then to another for a coffee, so I usually tell the kids no on both. A bigger pen selection would be nice, more notebooks, less scented candles. Just an idea. I had to buy Sudafed there once, and didn’t know I had to show my I.D. for it, the pharmacist looked at me like I was planning to go home and cook up meth. Which was kind of hilarious because I thought she had lost her mind, and we were probably staring at each with the strangest faces for at least 30 seconds.
I don’t buy food there, except for the occasional loaf of bread (if Trader Joe’s is closed) or box of cereal. It’s nice to be able to find oddball household fixer items, like hooks, furnace filters, etc. I should probably go for all the stars, but then I’m sure it can get better than that, only I don’t know how, and I’m a little afraid to find out because then I’ll be there more than I am now and spend way more cash. Excellent store.

The store is usually pretty clean and has items in stock. Some of the employees I see there most times I go are a little obnoxious and don’t seem to be working very hard. The self check out can be nice, but also can be frustrating at times. Most of the employees working at the customer service counter don’t have much of a personality. But these types of things are expected in retail.

It’s nice and clean and it doesn’t get over crowded at times. I like to shop and hang out there. They have a nice grocery section and the produce always looks fresh.

I’m a fan of Target. Their Black Friday wasn’t crazy at all and did a bulk of my shopping there with my family. It was easy to find things. On any other day, it just seems to run better and the workers are helpful and pleasant. I have a Target credit card and get 5% off anyhow, so that’s always a big plus.

You’ve been to Target. You know what this store carries, so lets go with the differences.
–They have a café AND a Starbucks. Not all Targets do.
–Pretty easy layout. Some Targets make absolutely no damn sense, but if you are just trying to get in and get out and its your first time at this location, you’ll be fine.
–Friendly and quick. Again, this is not a staple in all Targets.
–Bountiful parking. ROWS of parking

I am a majorly loyal Target customer. The purpose for the visit today was to purchase certain necessities.
I like that Target carries the Seventh Generation brands and other environmentally conscious products. I also buy many of the Target Up & Up store brand, because I find that they are just as good as name brand and cheaper in price. On a side note, Target donates 5% of their brand purchases to charities. The store is open and tidy… clutter free. The products sold are of good quality as well.
I noticed that this Target has a self checkout area, which I felt forced to use in a sense, because the other lines with actual cashiers, were so long. I wish they had more associated working the registers, so that I wouldn’t have to use the self checkout.

This is a very large Target that is well stocked and clean. Perhaps because it was early morning, there were few open check stands, however it was a Saturday when one would expect large crowds for the store. The store does have self-​check stations of which I do not avail myself because I feel that it’s eliminating jobs.

Great store. Very convenient for me. I love to shop here. But I’d rather go to Walmart, down on Herndon and Clovis. Egads! (Did I just say that! In my best Erkel imitation) this is because they only have 2 – 3 lines open during the busiest times of the day! Self scans are always packed and never enough customer service reps. Sorry but this Target is slowly turning into a KMART. And we all know what happened to them.
I have to mention I hate going to Walmart too, I avoid it at all cost.

This target has been very nice and clean every time I have gone here, the stuff is organized there is never a mess in the isles are dressing rooms, always a smoother experience

I love this target! BUT the emplyees here are terrible. You can never find one for help and when you do… they have no idea what they are doing. If you can avoid the employees all together with the self check out. you’re goid to go. Another thing… I love tattoos. i have tattoos. but the chick with the naked green girl on her arm is a little too much. I could see that being ok at walmart. but not here. My kid doesnt need to see that. There should be a dress code for it, say… long sleeves?

I went to Target for the first time this week after several months away. In the time that I was gone, many of the areas I ususlly visit were rearranged. I consider this one of the better Targets… clean aisles and well stocked shelves.
I am very disappointed that they seem to rely on self check out now. Not only do they eliminate the need to employ as many people, but they tend to malfunction. There were only two standard registers opened with extensive lines. I decided against my moral objective to self check out to give self check out a try.
All was good until I tried to scan my last item and got an error message. There was nobody on staff who was visible to help, and no readily identifiable «help» call button. In frustration, I left without purchasing that last item.

Wow. What a great Target!
If my wife and I are on our way through Clovis, or if we know we are going home (Reedley) on 180 we will stop here.
This store is super clean and all of the employees seem to really enjoy being at work. You’re asked around every corner if you need help finding anything and it doesn’t seem like a forced question. People are pretty genuinely willing to serve here.
Did I say this place is clean?!? Wow everything is stocked and centered. I also saw a team, of what looked like management, scanning and cleaning up different sections of the store. Today they were in office supplies and there was a good 4 or 5 people working diligently. Yet they still had the time to support the customers who walked by with a smile and asked if they were doing ok today. Pretty cool.
We shop here pretty regularly and don’t plan on going anywhere else.

Came in early in the morning around 8 am. Its peace and quiet. Some of the associates were having a group meeting by the produce section. Its nice that they give recognition to their coworkers whenever they did a good job on something. Its an encouragement to everybody to do better. The store was super clean and well organized.

The experience was awful because we had to wait 40 minutes to check out as their system was down, this should never happen with a big company like this. It’s pretty ghetto. We also saw 2 other customer stranding their carts because they cannot wait. The arrangement of Items were well, but I must say inventory management for this target is poor too as I did not manage to get mini can coke and some arrowhead water, very basic things. I hope they improve because it’s a great location.

This is undoubtedly my favorite Target. Most importantly, it is spic and span. I’ve never experienced an issue with cleanliness here, even in the restrooms which is really saying something. I feel this Target has more merchandise and less people than the Riverpark locations and other Targets that I have visited in Fresno and Clovis. I typically notice a greater variety in sizes in the women’s clothing section. What can’t you purchase at Target?! Be sure to check out the dollar section!
There is also a Starbucks in this store which I find extremely convenient. I have a 5% off red debit card and I can even use it at the Starbucks.
I appreciate the customer service desk as well. One time, they held my patio chairs until I was able to switch cars and come back to the store to pick them up and load them into a bigger car. I received help loading the patio chairs in my car from one of the customer service members, too.

Can’t beliebe my eyes. Omg. It’s so clean. Way better than Wal-​Mart. And the store is well stocked. No questions ask. Its like, damnnnnnnnn… Felicia. No joke. Must stop by to shop and get your Gaga on. #YOLO

I’ve never had a problem with the Target. Friendly employees. Clean.
Daddy bonus: excellent baby changing station in the men’s bathroom.
Wide aisles. Generally helpful staff.
There’s even a self-​checkout.
One thing, fear for your life in the parking lot. Clovis people drive like maniacs in parking lots. I’m not sure why. But this one is dangerous.

Walmart let me down. It had no more toilet plungers!!! What happened???
So I went to upscale Tarjay, because Tarjay shoppers’ (ahem) don’t stink. Result: Target had no less than 5 different brands of toilet plungers, fully stocked… Even a Michael Graves one with a crystal-​like handle. I went for the Clorox brand. Thank you, Tarjay…