Super Target

What’s there not to like about Target? Especially a Super Target? They have everything you could possibly need at this location: plenty of food, furniture, office/​school supplies, electronics, and clothes. They even have a pharmacy, and a Starbucks here! Really, what more could you want?
The food selection is plenty, just like if you were to shop at the market. They have produce, frozen goods, and an assortment of snacks and condiments. Prices are good. Buying cereal here is always a good deal and cheaper than the market.
The store is usually organized well. It’s big so definitely ask for help if you need to find something specific. The staff and pharmacists are friendly. Sometimes the check out lines can get long and go slow so be patient.

Had to return an item previously purchased at another location. Other than the employees having a personal party, they were fast and efficient. If the employees had customer service skills I’d give them 5. Regardless, my return went smoothly and efficiently.

This Super Target was at a time my best friend (sometimes it still is). Truly a one stop shop kinda store, this Target really has everything! Also, it’s incredibly convenient for those living near Southpoint. However its convenience makes it one busy hotspot during weekends and the 5 – 6 o’clock rush. I try my best to avoid shopping here during those times, parking will be packed, very long checkout lines, nothing will be in stock, and just too many people. I hate a crowd when shopping.
Also I’ve found that the quality of some goods here (i.e furniture) is lower than at some other Target locations. Maybe the staff aren’t as careful when handling items here? I always try to get fragile or nicer pieces picked up the Cary West or Morrisville locations. I’ve had some bad experiences with my furniture having dings, dents, blemishes, etc. here.
Because this is a popular Target the stock of items here runs out quickly and the store tends to have a harder time keeping up with the organization. Again, most of it is avoidable as long as you go off peak times. What keeps me coming back is that it’s the closest SUPER Target.

Absolutely LOVE this Super Target location.
I am going to start this review by saying that it’s easy to get to, even if you don’t have a car and need to go grocery shopping by bus — which is a great deal in North Carolina. And for those who drive, there was never a time I came here and couldn’t find a parking spot.
Besides that this location has dining options, a whole clothing department and an amazing cosmetics section.
Prices are standard for the chain and you can always get cupons (God bless America and its endless cupons). I like to buy everything here from groceries to pjays, I only avoid buying things like fruits, veggies and meat because it’s not as fresh.

Great store! everything you need all in one place

I always love shopping at Target, but I want to talk about a particular experience I had recently. I was looking for an item (Room Essentials Ottoman in this mustard color) that the website said was in-​stock. I didn’t see it anywhere on the shelves, but two associates (whose names I didn’t get which I now regret) went above and beyond in looking for, locating, and bringing the item to me. I’ve had experiences in other stores where associates just shrugged their shoulders or told me the computer was wrong on inventory – I was really appreciative of the fact that these two gentlemen went out of their way to help me. My favorite Target store!

Was visiting Raleigh. Always loved Target. Wish we had a Super Target back home.
The store is well organized. My only complaint is the some of the produce wasn’t so fresh — peaches, plums, and cherries.

Chronically understaffed. Unhappy, stressed looking employees. Lines always take forever.

Two trips here & I’m already a fan. This location is about 10 minutes from my job & being that it’s a SuperTarget, it’s even better.
Employees are friendly & helpful & using buy online, store pickup was easy & convenient. Shelves were fully stocked & neat, which I like to see.
Parking is plentiful. Easy in & out. Checking out has been quick, too.

I love this target! It’s real big and had a lot of stuff on clearance I was looking for. I loved it and it’s also surrounded by lots and lots of stores

As I walked into the store the first thing I was intrigued by was how absolutely organized and clean it is. In addition, it had so much more other small centers that I found very beneficial to the shopping experience! Such as the mobile center, Starbucks and the grocery section to name a few, it was easy to explore due to the set up as-​well. Great work and comfortable shopping environment.

Not really much to say. It’s a target store. The store is clean. It gets kind of cluttered when all the college kids are moving back, but nothing really bad.
The lines and checkout times are pretty average. The employees are helpful. There’s a Starbucks inside. The optometrist office is convenient, but that doesn’t have to do with target really.

TARGET — General Review = 4
I have always been a Target fan, and I think I always will be. The Super Target at Southpoint has everything you need. I love the location, right in the shop plaza close to the mall and restaurants for lunch. I especially love getting groceries done while I pick up stuff for home. The lines are never really too long and the sales are great for cute women’s and baby clothing. My favorite part of Target is the Up and Up brands for nearly everything. You can save mad money buying Target’s brand versus the main brand diapers or cleaning products.
TARGET — Customer Service = 3
I am splitting my review in two sections because while the nationwide company and specific store are always stocked with great products and prices, the customer service I’ve received at this location was below satisfactory a couple times. I wouldn’t normally take the time to write an incident down, but this particular time was shameful, and worth sharing (see below).
INCIDENT:
I went through buying three (3) different microwaves because two (2) of them had shattered glass doors, and when I bought the third… the two I had returned the previous day were back on the shelf to be sold… STILL BROKEN! And I know that they were mine, because my masking tape was still on it! In addition, there were no damage notices on the microwaves or price reductions — and in this product instance why would you, oh wait. because you are putting it back for sale?! After already putting one broken microwave back on the floor, how do you have the audacity do it again… TWICE!
Management needs to know their team members are reselling broken items, and the truck team needs to be more delicate with fragile items (which apparently includes big microwaves).

Love this place for one-​stop shopping. My family and I just recently moved to this area and pretty much stocked up on everything for our house, from furniture to clothing, toiletries, cleaning supplies, and food. Great storage solutions, and their Up & Up line of everything really helps you save that extra penny.
Ample parking, great selection, a Starbucks, medical clinic… They’ve got it all. Their grocery side was bigger than I was expecting, and was full of fresh options. The price was right, too.
I was lucky enough to have encountered a super sweet and helpful cashier associate, who went out of her way to find us a coupon for something she knew would get us $ 10 off. You don’t really see that a lot nowadays. High five to her and for going above today’s apathetic workforce!
Definitely our go-​to spot. You’ll see us here often!

I am usually not generally impressed with Customer Service these days, especially from larger corporations. Last week was certainly an exception.
I was having trouble purchasing an item due to basically the company not updating computer info and not scanning the product. No one was able to correct the problem and I wound up talking to the manager. He was going to «have to get back to me». I figured that I would probably never hear from him again. I left and did give him my contact info. Within an hour He called me back and apologized for the error and told me that if I was still interested in the item, that he again was sorry and would just give me the item no charge. I never asked for anything and was really surprised that they went the extra mile to keep a customer.
If a company realizes its mistakes and treat their customers as valued, it will earn them more money. I will continue to shop there.

This post is specifically about this Target location’s walk-​in medical clinic. Yesterday I walked in at 3:35 p.m. to see if I could buy a flu shot. The office hours posted said the clinic closed at 4:00 p.m. There was one other patient present.
Wizard of Oz style, the receptionist went to the back to ask the «nurse provider» if she’s see me since the place was to close in 25 minutes and she had another patient. She returned a moment later and stated, no, the nurse would not see me today.
Now a flu shot takes all of a few seconds to administer. There’s a quick form to complete to ensure you aren’t allergic to chicken eggs, but overall it’s an easy process. I noted to the receptionist that the hours posted said 4:00 p.m., not 3:35 p.m. She of course objected.
Then something fantastic happened. I got in my car and drove 1.5 miles, or 4 minutes according to Google Maps, to FastMed at 7010 Hope Valley Road. I arrived about 3:45 p.m. The posted hours (this was a Sunday) said that location also closed at 4 p.m. and the lobby also had one patient in the lobby.
I walked in and asked if they gave flu shots; the receptionist who was super polite, said they did. I filled out a short form, I paid $ 20, and got a flu shot. I walked out before the placed officially closed at 4 p.m.
What’s more stunning of all: They gave me a «thank you» card for my business. I figured the least I could do was point out to any Target goers that there’s a place that actually wants your business just short trip around the corner.

Super Target. Where else can I get Gospel top hits, a pack of white t-​shirts, and a bag of double-​stuffed Oreos?
This is a rather large Target, and, when I visited, on a Friday afternoon, it was largely empty. I got what I needed, however, and it was one of the three items listed above. I’ll leave it to you to guess…

I mean this Target delivers what you would expect from a Target, in which case I’m inclined to give three stars. But doesn’t three stars just feel… bad? Is that a bad review? Well, this about sums it up: it’s just like other Super Targets except this one has a Starbucks. Yay!
The produce has occasionally been troublesome for me, but I have to say that has happened at just about every other area produce section. Sometimes it seems like they are timed to go bad only immediately upon entering your house. Go figure. That said, I love the unique Archer Farms line of products, and we have a Red Card so we get 5% off every purchase which is nice. The deli and bakery have pretty decent selections, and when you factor in the fact that the rest of a store is a normal Target, it makes one-​stop shopping that much easier.
My experiences with the staff over nearly four years have run the gamut from informative and helpful to apathetic and frustrating, so I guess you can just try your luck. Or just know what you want and don’t return anything, I suppose.
** Trying to park here can occasionally be crazy, particularly on a Sunday.
*** PRO-​TIP: take the secret drive around the back of Target for easy ninja stealth access to some post-​Target Chick-​fil-​A.

This Super Target is FAR superior to the 15 – 501 Target. That one is just a mess. This Target is pretty normal and what you should expect from a Target.
Weird marketing trick — Target just «feels» better than Wal-​Mart. I mean, when you go to shop at Wal-​Mart, you feel like you are supporting Chinese slave labor and the death of the American union, right? But you don’t get that «feeling» at Target (even thought a lot of the products are the same and Target doesn’t like unions either). To me, the main «coolness» edge Target has over those other stores is their clothes. Man, NO girl out there is ashamed to wear Target clothes… because Target is always creating very exclusive, cheap clothing lines with high-​end designers.
The grocery section here is pretty poor. I mean, you can’t get most dairy products, non-​RBST. But it’ll do when you just need to pick up an extra ingredient. Jeez, even the beer selection at Target is super disappointing. Kroger has better beers! I frequent Target for cheap cat food, health/​beauty supplies, storage, clothes.
I also am a BIG fan of the seasonal department. They usually come out with cute things for different holidays. And the day after the holiday? Everything is 50% off! I’m also a fan of shopping at the aisle ends… that’s where you can find the «clearance» sections, in the various departments.
Cashiers here are super nice!

Target.
Super Target.
It is exactly like the one on 15 – 501, but flipped: grocery and Starbucks on the right, regular Target stuff on the left. It’s actually kind of scary, like you’ve walked into a Twilight Zone episode or something: why are you a mirror image store, mirror image store? :(