Target

Went here last saturday and the service to customers is great. Sure it was busy but workers could be found in almost every department and even anwser questions. I love that. I should say props to Mike, Michelle and Kaitlyn they were so helpful to me. Helped me find Vanilla extract, A DC Comic Charcter i was looking for everywhere and a cologne they didnt have in stock. Bravo loved it, felt like royalty. Tho their starbucks is not so good! hmm oh well not part of target!

I find this target to be average. although im here quite a bit. I guess im just used to where everything is at the east liberty location. i always feel so lost here. It’s decent though. the checkout lines move quickly

Target and I go way back like the driver’s seat in my brother’s car. Despite my murky history with Target, I prefer it way more over Walmart, which is closer to home. Just overall quality, atmosphere, and clientele is way better.
We needed a large number of photos printed and my father had decided to go to FedEx. I can only imagine this decision because they’re known for print quality. They should also be known for being cumbersome and overcharging. After an hour of struggling with their machines to print, we left. I suggested Target because we were in the area, and I halfway remembered that they used the Kodak app to develop pictures from your phone.
As soon as we get in, it’s always a win because pictures are 25¢, compared to 49¢ at their competitor. It was easy to sync up the photo library via wifi to the kiosk with the app. After choosing and modifying all of our pictures, we were given a slip stating our order of 63 pictures would be ready in 15 minutes.
We picked up everything else we needed and checked out, finishing in 7 minutes. By then our photos were done and we checked out at the photo stand, paying less than half of what we anticipated paying at the other place. Plus the quality was fantastic, the photos weren’t too glossy, and everything worked out perfectly.
Will we be back? Absolutely!

The Waterfront as a whole is a pretty busy shopping area and this particular Target is no different. With a bunch of big box stores and restaurants at this side of the mall it can get pretty busy here.
This Target however to me seems like one of the more disorganized ones compared to the many others I’ve been to. Clothing displays are very mixed up that is many things are on racks mixed up with other things. I found a wall hanging I liked but it was hard to go through them where the diagonal racks storing them were. Some of the toys seem to be like that too. It’s not as easy to find things here as other places. Things are or end up being where they just don’t seem to belong for one reason or another.
The one saving grace of most of the Target stores including this one is the check out lines are very fast and efficient. That and the aisles are large enough to negotiate around because they seem wide enough that you don’t feel so tight like at Walmart.

Is it me or when I shop at Target and get to the register the total is always double what I anticipated it be? Am I the only one?!
Target reminds me of Hills when I was a kid. Since the rise of AMAZON I find it kind of pointless to visit any more. They do have good prices of CD’s and sometimes a hell of a deal on games, but nothing you couldn’t find looking hard on EBay.
Save your gas if your not close but if you need something quick, I don’t see why you shouldn’t use Target as your option.

I can live at Target sometimes. I find myself coming back over and over to look at house and kitchen stuff I absolutely don’t need. Maybe I need new pillows or thank you notes? No? I still need to come look at them because it’s Target. Addicting.
This one is closer to my house and it’s a relatively nice size. I wouldn’t rave about customer service because it’s very, very basic or sometimes doesn’t exist. On my last visit I had a young lady ringing me up and talking to her friend on the side at the same time. She couldn’t scan some soap so she asked me what the price was and I couldn’t remember (but I knew it was on sale for two-​something dollars). Instead of checking it out, I watched her enter $ 3.99 as she continued to speak with her friend. I found some other mistakes as well. When I’m out on the floor browsing, I rarely ever get anyone asking if I need any help (if any associates happen to be nearby). 99% of the time I don’t actually need help, but it’s the thought that counts I guess.
I don’t usually grocery shop at Target, but if I do need something then this one is fine for me. It’s a good location, parking is easy, carts are always available (with wipes to sanitize!), there’s a starbucks in there (umm hello addiction #1), and you can find some good deals. I like how they have easy to find/​browse clearance sections at the end of aisles. If you have their target card then some of the sales give you gift cards for a purchase and you get 5% off all your purchases with that card. I still love you Target. Always.

I shop at Target on a regular basis and usually have no problems. My holiday shopping included stocking stuffers and I bought 2 of you $ 5 DVD. When I tried to return one DVD out of EVERYTHING I purchased a single $ 5 DVD I forgot my receipt we were give $ 4 back when I asked Donna the counter person why only $ 4 she said that we can only give the current sale price without a receipt, that makes sense I thought accept the current price WAS $ 5. I pointed to the movies that were clearly marked $ 5 and she said I don’t know what the policy is or why you only get $ 4 back. ONE DOLLAR !!! GREAT Customer Service Donna at Target

Target.
I like Target more than I like Walmart. Walmart is bad.
I like Target enough to return. I like it enough to pass by any Walmart that my throw itself in my path. Does that mean I love Target? No, it is just OK.

It always feels like everyone who shops at this target is moving in slow motion. Just sayin’.
Otherwise, it’s pretty much so like any other Target. The lines were crazy long today and I was only buying one thing. I was relieved when they sent a few more cashiers in and opened up some more lines. It definitely expedited what was looking to be a very long wait.

I’ve been to many Targets and they’re all the same. However, this particular one is currently being remodeled. Children’s clothing, toys, electronics and health & beauty items have been moved to other parts of the store. There is a new Starbucks that is now open. The café that is there has been remodeled and will serve Pizza Hut pizza and other new menu items. The area where the electronics used to be it is now going to have a small grocery section. Basically, this Target in Homestead will eventually look like the one in East Liberty. I like this Target, so I am pleased with the new changes (especially Starbucks)!

I had some difficulty locating some personal care products in the aisles at this Target, but other than that, things went well. I also bought some cleaning products and school supplies. Prices were good, the store was clean, I bought everything that I intended to purchase, and I did not have to wait long in the checkout.

I was in and out, and I didn’t wait in long to long so I’m happy.

It’s not the greatest Target of all time but it still meets all of your basic needs.
If you’re looking for produce, lower prices, and bigger selection in every department then head to the Target in East Liberty.

Target is one of my favorite stores — I just love wandering around late at night when the store is quiet — it’s just so therapeutic! This location is now my closest store, so I drop by pretty often.
This store is pretty average. Inventory and customer service aren’t particularly stellar but isn’t poor either. I’ve generally been able to find what I need here and check out pretty quickly.
In addition to the common pharmacy and photo studio found in most Targets, this location also has an optical department. Of the 10 – 15 locations in the Pittsburgh area, only this store and the Cranberry store sell glasses. I purchased a pair of glasses and sunglasses through Target Optical three years ago and have been very happy with their product and customer service.

Target is pretty standard. If you’ve been to one of them, you’ll know largely what to expect from this one. That being said, this store is clean, and the deals one clearance can be good. Just make sure to check the circular and the website, as sometimes additional coupons can be found that the store personnel aren’t aware of.
The electronics department staff are not very knowledgeable, and tried to pressure me into buying a different TV by repeating marketing lingo, but were unable to explain what their claims actually were when challenged on them, so make sure to do your research beforehand if purchasing electronics.

This is a really great pharmacy — friendly, quick, knowledgeable, and inexpensive.

After working for the rival of Target for years, Target has become my favorite mega chain store to shop at. Although it does not seem to have every single item as other stores I’m still able to get in and get out in a hurry.
Depending on the time of day, it may be a task just to find a parking space due to the traffic light at the end of the road. If you don’t mind walking a bit, the aisle where the pharmacy sign is on the building usually has spots closer to the front of the store.
The only downside I can find for this location is the smell of overly burnt buttered popcorn as soon as you walk in due to the café location. I prefer not to vomit as soon as I walk into a store, maybe after about ten minutes in I’d consider it.

I used to not like Target that much. I always considered it as a more expensive Walmart with less stuff. I mean I guess if you’re into decorating stuff and pretending that you’re someone you’re not, this place is the bee’s knees. But I’m not that dude.
This store is always clean. The staff are always friendly and helpful. Plus, there’s always plenty of lanes open and you rarely have to wait to check out.
Personally, I love their popcorn. You walk into Target and that’s the first thing you smell. It smells tasty! And it tastes just as good, if not better, than how it smells. You get a decent-​sized bag for a buck.
They also have this little area in the front where the carts are. It has about thirty things for a dollar. Usually they’re pretty crappy but you can usually find something cool.
Most of their stuff is cheaper at Walmart. But occasionally they will have something on sale thats a deal.

For all you parents out there: the baby section is split in this store. They moved all the diapers, wipes, baby/​toddler food, and baby bath/​body products in between the adult bath/​body products and the electronics. However, the infant clothes, toys, and accessories are still in between shoes and girls.
Therefore, instead of being able to run in and grab a pair of socks AND a box of diapers in 5 minutes, it will take you 15 minutes while you wander all over the store. ANNOYING!!!
Plus, the parking lot at the Waterfront is always crowded and an accident waiting to happen.

Oh Target! You are big corporate America! But how can I not love you so? Your prices are the best whenever I need household goods like detergents, cleaners, etc. For personal effects such as toiletries, soap, etc, you can’t be beat! Your cookware and bakeware department is every bit as good as Macy’s!
And I see you have the retro tees too. You know: Yes
Boston
Led Zeppelin
We know what «retro tee» means: faux aged, catering to boomers and teens, and costing way more than they origianlly did. Oh and made in China of course!