Target

Having shopped here for years I’ve seen some magnificent local flavor at the store. It is a destination in itself for excitement. Humor me. I once witnessed an obese shoplifter on an electric wheelchair get taken down and nearly booked for justice. Nearly I say as said thief claimed an injury during the cuffing and thus left in an ambulance. Said thief then was probably given dilaudid or morphine and we tax payers most likely picked up the bill. But I digress…
Today I entered the store around 9:15 a.m. and it appeared bright and clean. I chortled at seeing a sad patron who accidentally wore a red shirt to shop in and was being questioned by another patron whose primary language was other than english. But I digress…
To the point: Kudos to the staff on today! I had five «hi how are you?“s and three «can I help you find anything“s. One of which came from the stellar store manager Melissa. I know her name as I overheard her problem solving in the storage bins with a customer. Sadly I did not get the name of the woman who was working in women’s wear and the changing room. She exuded great customer service and was also very personable. She took pride in her job and I can tell she has a great work ethic.
I don’t imagine it is an easy place to work in that your hourly base pay probably isn’t superb. Given that I was pleased to have such great service today.

Bought a laptop, messed something up while setting it up, broight it in the next day to see if they could fix it and they just shrugged. Never buying electronics from them again

Mobile phone area is great. Shane is very knowledgable and helpful. Thanks for the great service Shane!

I like this target. The prices cant be beat. The food section is actually pretty good and has alot of 2 for 1 items or items on sell. Friendly employees who actually know how to actually answer your questions and point you in the right direction.

Regular old Target store. Nothing special about it. The staff are always friendly. Its better than Walmart, but that’s not saying a whole lot. You know what they’re gonna sell here and there’s no reason to go looking for more. It is what it is, just a regular Target store.

Your average Target. I wouldn’t go out of my way to come here again.

This Target is pretty hopeless. I’ve been to a better Target in Midland TX. Yeah you heard me right. Midland TX.
I wouldn’t go here again unless I couldn’t find another Target somewhere close… which is exactly why I came here this time.

It is Target. Way better than the Walmarts in the neighborhood. They don’t have quite the selection as the one in Belmar but it is still a nice Target.

Horrible selection for baby stuff. One color of changing pad cover (pink and I have a boy), no crib bedding??! Go to a bigger target or shop online, or better yet, support local businesses in the Highlands.

31MAY2014
The laundry detergent selection is pathetic. Very limited. Not one Tide HE. I thought I was in a Family Dollar Store.
18SEP2011
It’ s Target.
You know what it is.
If you hate, then don’t go here.
If you need something they sell, then do.

I’ve shopped at this store for a number of times, and think I’ve got a good idea how the store is run. Always seems clean and quiet, but the selection isn’t always as large as I’d expect from a store this size. I mean, come on, you’re TARGET, fer Gawds sake. Stocking men’s socks SHOULD be in the basic inventory at any particular time, but I find more often than not the selection to be sparse, at best. Are they especially item? or a seasonal item? Personally, I need socks year round, and kind of expect to be able to buy them year round.
There are other items they should stock, but don’t. Or rather, I should say they stock things, but the sizes they stock don’t always cover the entire range of sizes they should. Oh well.
A nice enough store, and I use it when I can, but I do go to other targets when I need to.

This Target would have 5 stars if it weren’t for the layout (I know it’s kind of silly, but I prefer my superstores to have more than one entrance… it just feels unbalanced to have to walk in on one side of a massive store rather than being able to choose which door to enter so that you will be closer to your desired stuff).
For my first trip to the Edgewater Target I had a list and 2 very specific things I needed (a popular double electric breast pump and a stroller/​car-​seat travel system)…I even checked online to find the availability of the items in the store and called to find out if they could set them aside. There was only ONE of the pumps left, and they set it aside for me at customer service and I was able to pick it up on my way out! Thank goodness I called ahead :) There were 2 of the travel systems, but they didn’t set one aside… but I still got one.
I love their baby section because they always have cute affordable clothes and great sale items. They also have a pretty good selection of arts and craft supplies.

This is a perfectly fine Target but just not that exciting with regards to clearance racks, extreme bargains or any other neato stock. Mostly I come here to return things I buy online as well as browse the dollar bins at the front. Oh how I love the dollar bins, in spite of the fact that more than half the merchandise is intended for infants or animals. There is always a lime green chip bowl or beer tub or doggy reindeer antlers with my name on it! I rarely find the housewares stuff on sale and when I do see things marked down, they are never large in quantity or discount. It’s pretty clean but not the best organized. I’ve never even attempted to look through the shoe section and rarely the clothing either because it always looks like a mess. The designer capsules get picked through quickly. It IS worth checking here after the holidays because one year they had massive holiday stock 75% off, but it didn’t happen the next year — or at least not on my dang pre-​lit tree I had my eye on all winter! There is always a huge selection of inexpensive (under $ 10) men’s corny and faux vintage t-​shirts for the faux hipster dudes in your life. And I do love the «Giada row» with her smiling face staring down at me from above her shiny, pretty cooking and kitchen products. P. S. if you look at her goods online, most of the pots and pans include a free recipe from her cookbooks in the Details section. Copy and paste those suckers!

I shopped at the Glendale Target for years, and I was always totally overwhelmed about how many people were always there. At any time of day, really.
Then, I discovered this Target. It has pretty much everything the Glendale locations has (minus the large food and liquor section). It’s clean, spacious, and never as crowded as the Glendale store. It’s way more pleasant. So, if you’re tired of Glendale, I’d recommend giving this place a try. You might just find that it’s worth the extra drive.
One drawback — there is no PetsMart nearby, which WAS really convenient about the Glendale location…

Not my favorite Target. Clientele is a bit shadier than the standard Target crowd but nowhere near as bad as the Walmart up the street (Colfax and Wads).
Layout is different from other Targets, and I always end up having to walk all the way across the store to get what I want. Without fail. I usually have to wait in a checkout line, too, even when the store is relatively empty.

We’re thrilled to have our very own Target store to serve Highlands, Sloan Lake etc. It’s shiny and new and has all the good stuff — *except* it’s not a SuperTarget, so not much in the way of groceries. (Although they do have soda, boxes of cereal, etc.) Everything else about this store, however, is as good as the Glendale Target.