Super Target

Biggest group of unorganized morons I’ve ever seen! Website says they have certain merchandise in. All I get from the employees, «I’s don’ts knows» better off heading to a target in lombard. Store is filled with local morons.

Sadly, this was the worst Target I’ve ever been to. Very messy and disorganized, employees walking into you while you shop, and super long lines. Come on, management!

I gave them only 3 stars because there are always overflowing garbage cans in front of the store when I come here. The floors are littered. The carts have stuff in them left by previous customers. I had to move my car because when I opened the door there were chicken bones and meat in the asphalt. Come on Target– assign one staffer to clean up these messes. Make yourself presentable. Your appearance makes me NOT want to buy food here!

I frequent this target quite a bit, mostly because it’s on my way home. This target always manages to be disorganized and I spend a lifetime checking out at the register.

Bigger isn’t always better. I don’t feel like it’s that super to be honest. Yeah its gigantic, that just means I have to walk twice as far to see the exact same thing in a normal target. That sounds lazy so hear me out, I’m not saying that walking is an inconvenience to me, I just hardly think it’s size makes it super. We have groceries in our plain old target and I didn’t see any new products exclusive to its super big sister.
I love target, and unlike the other reviews, nothing I needed was out of stock.
Three stars because I feel like super is an overstatement, this target was super huge but pretty average in every other way.

I’m not usually in the area here, but would not hesitate to stop again if I was. I’m trying to prepare myself to do a ‘clean eating challenge’ which requires lots of natural more ‘trendy’ food items, like quinoa, almond butter, figs, almonds, etc. I had found almond butter elsewhere at the jaw-​dropping price of $ 12 for a jar. I was impressed to find all the items I was looking for at a more reasonable price. Target even has its own natural/​organic line– Simply Balanced, so I got the butter for $ 7! I felt the prices for the items were reasonable and it’s saving me a trip to whole foods, so I’m super happy!
Also, props to the nice, helpful staff. The bag of quinoa that I purchased I noted was spilling out on the conveyor belt. They continued processing my order and had another member get me a new bag. I was so happy I wasn’t «that girl» who slowed up the line! That’s a huge stressor to be that person.
I was a huge fan of that Target, and am a bigger fan of targets overall after that experience.

Great store-​excellent customer service. It’s great to see Target giving so many young people management opportunities.

I’ve been going to this store ever since it first opened and I never had a problem with them until now. I bought a large tv from them And had been happy with it for about a month until one day I found out that there was a problem with the screen. I walk into customer service and ask them if it would be possible to return or exchange, she says yes as long as I have a receipt. I bring in my large 46″ tv and already I’m picking up negative vibes from customer service. I tell the same person that I talked with that I wanted to exchange it and now she says that I have to have the box to exchange it because she needs to match the numbers. The receipt proved to be useless. I talk to the manager and he lectures me about keeping all my boxes because that’s what he did with his tv from bestbuy except at bestbuy I probably would have been able to exchange it. Showed no sympathy. Honestly if I kept a box for everything I bought then I might not be able to even walk through my house. Then he starts asking if I had a warranty on it but it turns out that even if I did have a warranty, he still wasn’t going to do anything. How silly.

So glad a closer Target opened up in Hillside! I’m here at least 3x a week. I always tend to forget or run out of something each day.
The best thing I like is the Pharmacy, I switched from having so many problems with Walgreens. NEVER had a problem with Target. They are so nice and always efficient.
The only thing I wish was better was the grocery, I know it’s small but since it’s so close to home; I rather get all my shopping done there while I buy household stuff too like my hair supplies, dog and cat food. I used to go to Wal-​mart for all this, but find myself there less and less due to convenience. However, the prices are pretty close with both. But, I have to go to the bigger grocery stores to get the bulk of my shopping done. The produce is not as fresh or large. I would rather buy elsewhere. Some of my fav is the lunch meat deli, blueberry bagels, frozen veggies, and lunch packets (although a bit over-​priced).
Don’t forget to sign up for your red card, you save 10%. The rewards aren’t that great though.
The Cons:
The parking sucks, they waste so much space with all these handicap spaces. Also, they never seem to have enough cashiers or check-​out lines open. The cashiers are always nice though!
They have nice clothing, but quite expensive for cheaper quality. Come on.

I used to work at Target in Crestwood back in the day. The many experiences and people I’ve met tend to pop into my head almost every time I walk in one. They’ve really come a long way as far as things they carry. I like fashion quite a bit and for a guy I love the fact that I can go in there from time to time and find some nice fashionable items that fit me to my liking but aren’t all corny or adolescent. They carry a lot of what I consider to be «cool» items for décor as well as fashion and with this being a Super Target its really hard to complain about a store that you can walk in and get all the things you need for dinner tonight and a stylish true slim-​fit button-​up that’s on par with something you’d find in H&M. Prices can be a little high depending on what you’re there for so I tend to peruse the clearance racks quite often. The staff are very nice and a lot of them look like they enjoy working there just as I did. And yea… this place is pretty HUGE… If you’re not used to department store/​supermarket combos and don’t know where a certain department is you’re probably better off asking unless you have a lot of time on your hands.

As Super Targets go, this one’s just okay. A lot of stuff is out of stock routinely. For instance the eye drops aisle. As a disaster story of LASIK/​PRK, I need eye drops on the regular. Well this place is always out of this or that brand that I like. It’s surreal. Like I’m in Russia or something.
Friendly enough staff but kind of in disarray all the time.

This is about my third time going in this Target. I think it’s too big… Perhaps this is why the cashier spoke so loudly to her fellow cashiers and other customers, (they all seemed to be having a grand time). However, her entire demeanor changed when it was my turn for service. She was curt and just on the edge of rude. I smiled. She did not. I greeted her, she barely responded. Perhaps, she thought I was someone else that she didn’t like, but really; since when did recognition become a criteria for good, poor or bad service.
Additionally, when did dressing modestly become optional? And showing off ones tattoo become acceptable — no matter where it is on ones chest?
My friends and children have said I can not hide my thoughts, because I am expressive. Hence, I do not play poker. So, maybe it was my raised brow and pursed lips that was a dead give away for my shock at the behavior and appearance of this brusque, hefty and well endowed cashier.
Respect was lacking for me and for her, because how can one give respect, when it seems apparent that you’re lacking it for yourself.
It’s sad.
I’m beginning to think I should settle myself down at my art table and just work on that metal series that I’ve had in the back of my head, (I’ve been painting on found metal)…
Is the store clean. Yes. Are the prices ok. Yes. Can you find what you’re looking for? Kind of — The layout is not like the other Target stores I’ve been to, (because it’s too big) and there doesn’t seem to be much in the way of customers — which is nice if you don’t like crowds, however, probably not too good for profits. However, if your representatives are unhappy people who are loud and dressed inappropriately, however, in red… how are you going to get customers to return?
Maybe I’m just too old…

I’ve decided to give this Target an extra star simply because I love using their pharmacy. It’s not open 24/​7, but the customer service is exceptional.
Today Tracy was multi-​tasking like nobodies business. Although she appeared to be running solo, she managed to be courteous and extremely efficient.
The staff at this Target pharmacy are always great. This is my first choice for local retail pharmacies.
This phamacy at this Target allows this 3-​star store to be a 4-​star store.

I like this location a lot. It can get really busy though but there is plenty of parking. The groceries selection is great and very clean isles. They even have sampling sometimes on the weekends. Customer service is always good too. There is a Starbucks inside which is great as well as an optical department. The women’s clothing can get busy and messy.

I had been a pretty loyal Wal-​Mart customer (prior to moving to Chicagoland) for years and was going to the one in Forest Park until shopping there became a f’ing nightmare. One day I had decided to drive out a little farther out to Target, and I’ve never been back to Wal-​Mart since. I mean WOW! Talk about a stress-​free shopping experience. I get there and easily find a parking spot, buy my coffee, and stroll throughout the store without having to go start binge drinking immediately after I checkout.
They have a GREAT selection of EVERYTHING and the people are nice — both shoppers and employees! I do have to pay a LITTLE more and have to drive a LITTLE farther, but it’s totally worth it.

Store review:
This was a interesting find as I have seen this Target many times driving on 290. The parking lot itself i huge as well as the store. It is well stocked and when I came to check out the post holiday items there was a lot of items left that could be bought at a very good price. This is also a super target so they have a large produce section as well. My only issue with this location is the staff. They again have a very distinct attitude i.e. why are you bothering me when you try to return items or ask for help which is typical of the stores in this area. So you are mostly on your own.
Pros: large store, ample parking
Cons: poor customer service
Hidden deals:
1. Use shopkicks to earn points for gift card by checking in and scanning products
2. Use a target card to get 5% back
3. Use cartwheel for % off on commonly purchased items
4. Use target mobile coupon for savings
5. Check the endcaps for discount from 15−80% off items

Big ass Target also housing a supermarket. Never seems to be too crowded either — that may be because I live near the busiest, craziest Target (the one on Elston and Logan Blvd). Compared to that insanity, this place is paradise.
Parking lot is big, so far no fighting for spots (unlike my local Target).
Never had much need for help while shopping here, so my only interaction with staff has been at checkout — and they’ve all be pretty nice.

I have been going here for awhile. They have all of your grocery needs and fun stuff when you want a little extra.
Here is my main problem with the place. I always, always, always bring my own reusable bags when I shop. They do not understand the concept of a reusable bag. I use an extra large insulated one so that I can fit everything in it. Most days, I want to yell «STOP! I will bag it myself!» They just don’t understand the concept of utilising space.
Oh and one of the check out dudes is either stoned all the time or mentally challenged.

Yes! Clean! Everything lined up perfectly. Lots of staff keeping everything clean (ok, they aren’t all so helpful or friendly)
One of the produce people was really nice, and surprised me by asking me if I needed help (is this a neighborhood grocery store?!)
I’m basically in love with the fact that I can always get parking, it’s right off the expressway, it’s clean, and I can choose between a $ 15 bottle of schmancy almond butter, or $ 3 Jiff peanut butter. Downside: it’s so darn big, it might be able to find something (for example, I am lame and buy things like drinking straws on
because I can never find them there). Oh, and once they were out of distilled water, which I felt was totally random…

Definitely the best Target in the near-​western suburbs of Chicago. Decent merchandise, good layout, helpful staff.
The prices for clothing, appliances, and other consumer goods are a mixed bag. Sometimes they are amazingly cheap. But they are also surprisingly expensive at times. This is typical of the Target experience, and paradoxically a big part of the reason I keep coming back. (Other chain department stores are typically cheap and terrible or good and expensive. Target keeps me guessing, and occasionally saves me a lot of money.)
The grocery store is a bit sad, as is the case with most Targets. Why do they even sell produce? Target is not yet a place to purchase fresh food, and I question whether it ever will be.
Best day to shop here is the day after Christmas. Holiday decorations and certain gift trinkets are up to 50% off. Wife and I saved a bundle today.