Target

I just had the BEST experience at the target pharmacy. When my insurance did not cover much of a high dollar prescription, the employee, Bailey, worked a couple of different avenues in order to get me a better price. She ended up saving me enough money I was able to pick up two little dresses and still come out ahead! Thanks for going the extra mile.

If it’s possible to go to a different Target then do that. The strange thing is that it goes through waves of being really good — organized, friendly customer service and product availability. It’s like enough people complained and they step up their game. Unfortunately, it never lasts long and it again is in one of it’s «slumps.» The store is a wreck, the customer service is non-​existent and there are more products missing from the shelves than on them.

This Target around the holidays, rush hour, or a Saturday afternoon is a big fat NOPE. Most other times, it gets the job done.
First off the parking lot in and around here is a real cluster and they need to sort out some of it. There are awkwardly placed stop signs and when it’s busy, you may get stuck in certain spots waiting for long lines of cars to make their way through.
It doesn’t get any simpler inside.
I feel like the carts inside this store are like personal tanks. Obviously Target wants us to fill those bad boys up, right? Why else would they have these ridiculous, aisle-​squeezing, tough-​to-​turn red monstrosities?
The layout in here is pretty legit, it’s easy enough to find your way around through the many vast aisles.
They’ve created a check out system that I think might work if executed appropriately but I’ve yet to see that happen. You get corralled and then told by an employee which lane to choose. The only problem is that one time they sent me to the obviously wrong lane where I ended up getting lapped by the whole line behind me. The most recent time they weren’t paying attention (were talking to each other) and didn’t tell anyone where to go and chaos ensued.
Obviously you don’t really go to Target for a pleasurable experience, it’s more about getting what you need at a low price and getting out. For that, this could definitely be improved upon at this location. I’ve had much better luck at the Target in Mission which is equal distance from my house.

Bob the manager and all of his staff are top notch, we’ll trained and very personable.
I love this store for that reason.
Experience in electronics was much better today, than previously stated.
Thanks Bob for all your hard work.

I go to this Target A LOT. In fact, I don’t even ‘check-​in’ here, because if you saw how often I go, you’d think I was either crazy or an employee. Sometimes I feel like I do work there– I’ve been known to direct fellow shoppers who are lost first-​timers here!
This particular Target is always clean and well-​stocked. Their grocery section was expanded a couple years ago and is very large and has lots of products that you’d expect, plus fun new things, familiar brands, their own store brands, called Market Pantry or Up & Up, which I’ve always been impressed with, and other, more boutique brands.
The beauty and makeup section is excellent. It’s bright, clean, and very welcoming, with lots of testers to try out products.
I’ve found that the staff working the floor & stocking shelves are incredibly kind and helpful, while the crew working the registers is kind of their second tier of workers– they’re not as friendly or knowledgable– sometimes I have to remind them to use my coupons or scan my Target Cartwheel app or give me my 5 cents per reusable bag that I bring in (it adds up, people!)
Returns/​exchanges are a breeze here and I love that there’s a Starbucks near the entrance/​exit. I’m not a WalMart person, I’m a Target person, and this is the one I go to most frequently, and I wouldn’t go so often if I didn’t have a consistently good experience.

Typical Target store with typical Target supplies. Cashiers in the back of the store chatted away on cell phone while working the self checkouts. Bathroom wasn’t stocked at all, out of TP and paper towels. Only reason I stopped in was to get a soda while walking through the mall. From the short experience there it isn’t one I would go out of the way to shop in.

If at all possible i prefer to shop local, but I’m not hung up about it. What can i say they’re Target a notch above Wal-​Mart.
They have cute cheap stuff, and even further discounted sections. They have a Starbucks reping the food court. They have khaki and red clad workers that generally seem nice and not too shabby on the customer service. I don’t usually need assistance but when i do i don’t see much help around and have to go tho the customer service desk. They carry some pretty big name brands in almost every department. I don’t go often but when i do it’s pretty painless. If I do go I avoid weekends altogether. My only gripe is they tend to run on the pricey side.

I used to love this target because it is just across the street from me. Too bad they lack customer service and don’t value their customers. I used to regularly get quarters here but I was rudely advised I was wrong and they never did that. That left me embarrassed and unappreciated. You management get this as you deserve. I have never felt so disrespected.

Good: Close to my house. Decent prices. Added larger grocery section.
Bad: Terrible inventory management. Always out of stock on clothing yet I wear average sizes. It’s been poorly managed like this since opening. I wish Corporate would conduct a field visit and see for themselves and not simply trust the local or district word. If this store is on POSR then somebody needs to be termed.

3 stars based on my walk in go directly to the ladies toiletries and then back out.
Walking in from the mall part the checkout that’s directly to the right is sooo bad idk how they keep it under control or how people realize it’s a checkout area. The employee had one skin tight khakis, so tight you can see her panty line. I’m thinking isn’t that against some rule? Ok moving on, the set up for women’s stuff through me off of I’m use to a certain way. Usually about 5 aisles are for women that goes from hair products to toiletries. This isn’t the case here they are separated by miscellaneous stuff I can’t remember but was frustrated when I was searching. The aisles are really small than what I’m use to and overall I think the whole store is the smallest I’ve seen for a target.
Would I come to shop here? No. And for a fact Walmart is cheaper. Just alil more urban lol.

What else can be said that has already not been said? It is Target! They do have a good selection of Apple products & accessories. Also, the staff is well trained and for the most part very friendly! I would go to this Target over others due to its location to Ward Parkway, among other things!

It’s a Target. Nothing special about this location. I have many others in the metro that I prefer over this location. I come here to get treats if I am going to the movies at the AMC or if I am going to Trader Joes. This is not a Target I seek out. I’ve had both great, ok, meh, and bad experiences with the people who work here. Nothing too exciting or great. The parking lot is always full which kind of stinks, and I do like that they have self check out registers on the doors going out to the mall/​movie theatre.

This store makes me grumpy. It’s the one most conveniently located to my home. I come here because — why? — they’re supposed to have everything you need in one stop. On my last few visits I have found them under-​stocked on some of my regular needs items. See? That’s why I get grumpy. Who wants to go to Target, on a Saturday no less, and then still have to go to another store to get all of your items? Not me.
Come on urban Target. Get your stock on shelves before I show up. :)

Its a target. No one really wants to help you there. Luckily they keep any friendly people they hire at the registers to cash you out. The store is stocked fairlywell. Their electronics department is lacking. I bought 2 LED TVs from here because I price matched from Walmart and they are closer to me.

It’s Target — I’m thankful I didn’t use my check card over the holidays, so I could experience the madness of that! LOL
What is frustrating is that I continuously seek out Tabitha’s Salon Takeover (TV on DVD), but it’s never there. Apparently, it’s a Target exclusive, but I can’t seem to find season 3 or beyond. ~shrug~
Usually good prices on DVDs (found Big Bang Theory at amazing prices on Thanksgiving night — yep, I was one of those shoppers, although for this item, there was no hassle, or lines! LOL)
Love that they’ve added a grocery section to this location (with alcohol). Like to see what they carry for wine & liquor.
Usually skip through Target to get to the Sprint store, but I do browse, to see what they have. Never have had a problem (except for their self-​check out kiosks! They don’t work — at least for me, anyway!)

Why does it seem like the two Targets nearest my home are my least favorite Target stores in KC? The shoe department routinely appears to have been hit by a hurricane, and it seems like they are constantly running short on checkers. If you are in the area and need staple household items this Target will suffice, otherwise, I would drive elsewhere.

I come to this Target if I am shopping at Trader Joe’s but don’t seek out this location for any other reason. I prefer the wonderful Lee’s Summit location; the one in Lee’s Summit is by far my favorite.
This one has all the typical Target products, I suppose. But they just don’t have the same vibrant, exciting feel as other Targets. This one seems bored and tired of being a Target, while the one in Lee’s Summit is perky and full of life.
Yes, I just gave Target human characteristics. Go to both of them, compare, and see for yourself.

Normal Target, but in a mall. I hear they have a Starbucks now, but there is also a free standing one in the mall.

This Target seemed to be a new one. Along with Trader Joe’s it looks like the whole shopping center where these two retailers are is brand new.
That makes sense since I remember hearing that there were only two Targets that were attached to a mall where you can walk right into the mall and into Target without having to go outside to the entrance. I am thinking that this location makes number three.
This store since it is brand new has a crisp, clean look to it which is refreshing. The old Target in my town looks exhausted and could use a couple shades of white like this one has.
Selection is nice and store is kept orderly by staff. The line at the checkout seemed sluggish in being able to check out and be on your way. But that is kind of normal for Target I think.

I just thought, since Target was next to Trader Joe’s that I’d get what I needed by going to both stores. i like the larger Targets, but not usually the smaller Targets, even though I shop there.
I walked into this Target, and it’s kind of blah. It’s tiny. I bought an athletic garment and socks, and they had several choices. But, when I went to see if they had printer ink (surely I’m spoiled by the Lee’s Summit Super Target, which I’m not sure if they have ink or not), they have selection of products. This Target on Ward Parkway is void of product choice. What’s there is there. This Target needs a face lift.
The cashiers and employees are nice. The store seems tired. ho hum, I’ll go somewhere else.