Super Target

Here’s the deal. I have never had any problems with Target. Until the week of Christmas.
Saturday before Christmas, I discovered that one of my dad’s favorite singers had just put out a new album. I thought, ‘Perfect!’ (Note: My dad has a stereo at his work that he listens to his music on. He needed a CD. Not just the MP3 version. Also, I’m a 22-​year-​old female.) I checked online to see if this Target had one in stock. It said they did! Yay! Monday night I went in and had a look at their CD selection. Very limited, but since it had said they had it online, I decided to ask the guy at the entertainment desk. He looked on his scanner and said to me, «Yeah, it says we should have 4 on hand. Did you check the racks?» «Yes, but maybe I missed it.» So we walk back over and nada. I asked him if it could be in the back. He said, «No, but you know, people don’t really listen to CDS anymore, so this industry is becoming more obsolete.» In my head, ‘HOW OLD DOES THIS GUY THINK I LOOK?!’ Out loud, I said, «Well, can you check another store? The Belmar one, maybe?» So he checked his scanner and said, «It looks like they have one still.»
«Great, can you call them?»
*Cue disgusted look* «No.»
“Oooookay, can I at least get the number?”
*Cue eye roll* «FINE.»
So he gave me the number, I left, got in my car, it’s about 9:30 PM. I have to be at work at 10. So I call the store on my way over to work and they said they could set it aside for me through close the next night. (One more side note: I checked online at Best Buy just for the hell of it and it said there were none on hand.) I went in at around 8:00 to the Belmar location. Three hours before close. Not only had they put it back out, if they ever pulled it in the first place, they’d sold the last copy.
*Cue internal cursing*
And no other store had a copy.
*Cue internal screaming*
‘Since when did Enya become Singer of the Year?!‘
I left, crying, because I couldn’t get my dad the gift I wanted to, and drove by Best Buy.
Me: Screw it.
Drove into Best Buy. Walked in. Walked straight to their CD section. Saw Enya. THEY. HAD. ONE. COPY. LEFT.
Target lost a customer, Best Buy kept one.

This target has yet to fail me. It’s a super target located in an outlet mall so anything you could ever need as a golden local can be found here or in the general vicinity.
I’ve found camping gear, back packs, — pharmacy, and grocery store all in one go. There’s mall access in the back. Like usual, they have great after season candy sales and if you’re picky about shampoo, they have quite a few aisles of choices and they even carry the hard to find brand of keratin shampoo that I love.

Target Pharmacy — these guys are not only incompetent, they are crooks. Finally after the 4^th prescription screw up I’m done dealing with these guys. A prescription from a doctor for 2 of something means 2, not 1. The doctor ordered 2 sets of epi-​pens, understanding that they come in packs of 2. Target math says that’s one. When I asked what they do when the prescription is for 1, they reply that they still fill for 2 since that is the unit size. Huh? Well Walgreen’s gets our business now.

I go here almost every day on break. I know all the cashiers and new hires. The selections are wonderful. The staff are always attentive and ready to help. Sometimes the prices are wrong and they discount my item even less than what I asked for. Very clean well kept store. The electronic department has a very knowledgeable staff too for phones or for televisions. I will always be back.

This is one of the most disorganized targets I have seen. Trying to find work clothes in this store requires at least 2 hours. Nothing is organized. Today I saw staff putting clothes away & they were being tossed on the racks– which added to the chaos look.
I would suggest going to another target. Specifically, the one in Superior.
This is simply specific to clothes. I can’t comment on other departments.

Found a really lovely mirror for super cheap. They also had a speedy response time to being paged on one of their red help phones (less than 60 seconds), which was quite impressive. Unfortunately, they were out of the bookshelf we wanted, but they were able to tell us which locations had more.

What can I say? It’s a Target.
There’s two things I can’t stand in life:
1) Staying at work all day long without a break
2) Shopping
This place is ¼ mile from my office so it’s nice to go get all the stuff you need on your hour off. Parking lot is sometimes loaded, but don’t be fooled… those are just people cutting through the store to get to the mall. I love this Target, as it’s always empty.

Not a bad Super Target location; they certainly have most everything you could ever require from a Super Target, because I’m fairly certain that this structure is visible from space. You can’t see all the way to the other side of it because of the curvature of the earth, but at least it’s a nice, clean walk to get there.
I’ve been coming to the Colorado Mills mall since it opened, and this was one of the first anchor stores there. The staff is, well, about what is to be expected from a major department store chain’s staff that’s employed at their attached-​indoor-​mall location; effective and professional, though not as friendly as one would generally find in free-​standing neighborhood stores. Glancing over previous reviews, others seem to share this appraisal, though I wouldn’t say I’ve had *bad* experiences with the service, only average ones. Nothing overly special.
The prices are what you’d expect from Target; more expensive than K-​Mart or Walmart, but conveniently located next to the mall on the same side of the parking lot as the movie theater and Yard House restaurant, so if you spill popcorn butter or beer on your sneakers and need new ones for a more affordable price than whatever chain shoe store is on the other side of the mall, they’ve got your fix. And a whole lot of other stuff.

I go to this Target often because it is near my office and the easiest place to get basic things on my lunch break. It’s generally pretty busy, so I understand that waiting in line is bound to happen, but wasn’t expecting the terrible service I received today.
I went to the pharmacy to get some more Claritin-​D (allergy medicine that is stored behind the counter), which usually takes about two minutes to ring up. When I walked up to the counter, all of the three pharmacy techs looked up and saw me, but none of them acknowledged me. While standing there waiting for them to come over to me, another woman who had been filling out paperwork at the other end of the counter cut in front of me, and one of the pharmacy techs rushed to assist her. She then had to add additional items to her paperwork, and finally walked away after 3 – 4 minutes. The tech walked away without once acknowledging me, not even to say, «Let me take care of this and I’ll be right with you.»
While this was happening, one of the managers walked by and asked if he needed help while yelling into her walkie-​talkie that there was «only one person» in line at Pharmacy (referring to me). Not even she actually spoke to me., but she did have a conversation with the tech assisting the other woman. The other two studiously ignored me as well.
I walked away and went to purchase a few other things. When I asked to speak with a manager about the whole thing, it was the same one who’d been back at the Pharmacy while I was there, and she just gave excuses and said she’d tell the «appropriate manager».
I won’t be back at this Target — there are plenty of others between my home and office, and my errands can generally wait until after work.

Rude staff. Disgusting restrooms.
Once saw a man get hassled for using coupons. A manager, a security guard and two employees were all taking turns to hassle this very patient customer. I’ve been back a few times after that incident, in which I am never greeted by the cashier, and I mostly received grunts and disappointed looks during check out. I thought Target was a great place ’til I stopped here. When I think of these experiences, I end up driving past Target and head straight to Walmart.

They really need to get a handle on efficiency. I have been there more than once whereas the checker to customer ratio is been out of sync. I am also uncomfortable with the lack of professional look of the employees. This target needs a serious overall in how it is managed.

Worst Target in the area. The place is a complete mess, and whatever you’re looking for probably isn’t on the shelves. Seriously, the shelves are bare. The staff aren’t helpful, if you ask them for an item you can’t find on the shelves, they say «Then it isn’t available». They don’t even pretend to look in the back! And if this place is that busy to run out, the manager should adjust their shipping requests accordingly. I’ll go to the Belmar one.

Sad… What are these stores turning into? People do not seem to be helpful! One lady Allie was very helpful! However, a lady at customer service told us on three different things that she didn’t know. That’s sad! Then the registry printer was broken and they said it wasn’t.

Clean store. Good, stocked shelves. Easy parking. Friendly staff. BUT — Rachel, the cashier that looks like an elderly Raggedy Ann, is the worst cashier!!! She rings items up wrong (for a higher price!) She is talks so much! She will ring up items and mysteriously not put them in your bag. HMMM? Does she take these items home herself or what? When speaking to 2 different managers about Rachel, I heard «she does this all the time; we always have problems with her.» Then why is she working at Target???

This Target is just fine! The layout is awkward, though, as there are only check-​out stands at the exterior-​facing side of the building, not the interior mall side. For some reason I feel weird hauling bags of Target merch through the inner bits of a Target to emerge on the other side. Huh.
It has everything you would expect at a Target, otherwise. So there ya go.

Holy, holy, holy. Biggest Target I’ve ever been in. Picked up a Springsteen CD in the music section that I later changed my mind on and was literally unable to find the music section again.
This is like a Walmart in size, but it’s a Target, so I approve. Big bakery section and, come to think of it, big everything section. If I lived closer, I’d probably do most of my shopping here.

Huge!
24 checkout lanes.
Our checker was super friendly and helpful in letting us «cheat» with the $ 5 gift card usage.
Free Wi-​Fi.
The only negative is that it next to the outlet mall and I always worry about catching cooties from that dump.

Love the remodel!
But then I just love Target too… oh I love to just spend time walking the aisles in this clean, great smelling, happy people store…

I’m a fan of Super Target in General.
I always hit this one on my way into the Mills Mall. The parking is… well… Mall Parking. That being said, I generally find a spot quickly, and since I can use it as a pass through into the mall (and almost directly into the Gap Outlet), it’s convenient.
This Target is laid out like pretty much every other Super Target. It’s got Stuff. Lots of Stuff. Some of it is good Stuff. Some of it is Crap.
When there are sales, you will find good deals. Yay Sales.
Also, there are no check outs at the mall-​entrance side. So either shop on your way out of the mall, or schlep your crap alllll the way up to the front then carry it around the mall. Your call.

Very nice Super Target — closest drug store to my hotel. Located in the Colorado Mills Mall complex.
Needed to pick up some supplies I was out of. Good selection, decent prices. Clean store and helpful employees!