Target

Not sure why this Target is getting so much hate. They always have what I need, and the staff have never done anything to offend me. It’s a Target, and it’s fine.

I printed pictures (some 5×7 and some 4×6) and the girl who rang me up placed the pictures in an envelope and in a bag and said HERE! No have a nice day, would you like to see them… Nothing! I do some other running around and I get home and the envelope seemed lighter then it should I open it up and I only have my 5×7… I call the target get bounced back and forth from photo lab to guest services … I finally hang up and gust drive back. I go in and ask if they knew where my pictures were and they are no where to be seen! Wth! And I asked to speak to a manager and the manager did not have an answer for my missing pictures. They even had coupons for the photo lab like something like this had happened before! Please train your staff better! Last time I go to this target!

Worst photo prints I have EVER gotten in 38 years! Just an AMAZINGLY BAD job by Target’s Kodak print kiosks. Some photos were resized, some were not, some were printed sideways with blank lines filling the extra space on the photo paper. Almost every photo had major sections cut out (as if I’m gonna print a photo of two half-​people). It was clear that no one had even taken a cursory glance at the photos after they were printed. Many were stuck together, indicating that the ink wasn’t dry when they were put in the envelope. Outstandingly awful. I could have gotten better prints from my laser printer at home. The kiosks themselves are also garbage but I’ll save that opinion for another review.

This is my neighborhood Target and I would rather drive a few miles in other directions to visit a different store. The pharmacy is HORRIBLE. I am 6 for 6 on bad experiences using the pharmacy which is very unfortunate since it’s a block away from my health provider. I will switch just so that I no longer have to go to this store.

If you have an extra five minutes, drive down to the Knollwood Super Target. This place is always understaffed but the employees are generally pretty nice. The selection is a bit less than what you can expect at some larger Target stores.

I am tired of going into this store and the shelves are empty. I went in today looking for white dish clothes. NONE. Shelves were empty. Looked for nail polish, 75% of the shelves were EMPTY, happens all the time this is just the latest example. Next time I go in and the shelves are empty, I am going to start taking pictures and posting them. Very poorly managed store

This Target has no personality. It is the most boring Target ever.

Overall this place is awesome. It’s small and feels quaint and the people who work here are kind and usually ask me if I need any help finding anything. This is my go-​to store.

MLIA
This is a run of the mill Target. Nothing fancy just the usual. Everyone comes in needing a couple items and walks out with one of everything. It happens. You can’t beat Target. Nobody can.
Highlights:
Clean
Has almost everything you need
Target = The norm

I kind of like this Target store. It’s small and quaint.
A disclaimer, I work for Target and I have helped unload this truck at 4 AM, and the team is really efficient. We had the floor full by 8 AM. It was kind of cool.
My wife and I were here to replace a Soda Stream canister of CO2, which they had. SCORE!
I love that they replace these canisters now. Great stuff!
We had another few items to pick up and they were there.
Love it!

I left this Target tonight for the last time. The cashier Torrance is very sweet and it’s only saving grace. Beyond him, the staff and management at this store are beyond rude and unhelpful. I once had a question about my prescription and the pharmacy technician yelled out «what’s your question?» from the back of the pharmacy while other clients were near me. She acted annoyed when I asked if she could come to the counter for my privacy.
Tonight, I was trying to buy a product that was on sale. It rang up at nearly double the sale price. I said that it was on sale and told the cashier and manager the price I saw on the sign. The manager said «that can’t be, it’s too cheap.». He then took his sweet time to go back to the aisle. If I didn’t need the product so bad I would have left just left the store because he seemed less than enthused to help me with the price discrepancy. I went back to the aisle to grab another brand and I noticed the sticker I saw was under the brand I grabbed, but sale was for a different brand. It wasn’t just mislabeled in one spot, it was mislabeled twice. Finally the manager came to the aisle and I told him they should better place the signs. He didn’t say a word to me the rest of the time I was in the store.
Clearly my hard earned money isn’t welcome at this location.

They’ve become slightly better since remodeling and I still think of this layout as a model Target, but the customer service leaves something to be desired. My father complains the employees aren’t as attractive as the other Saint Louis Park location. I could really care less if they look good or not. I’m much more concerned with how many times they left me to locate an item on my own or argued with us over pricing. I think it hit an all time low when one of the register managers tried to convince us that the pants ringing up as $ 7.50 were 50% off the original $ 10 price.

Eh… I thought that I knew the floorplans to all the Targets until this location. No really… it’s a stumper! They have everything laid out bass akkwards.
It’s almost as though everything is heavily weighted on the left hand side. The parking… the way you have to enter on the far left and do the clockwise parade around the store… for me, it’s just awkward.
The other thing — i just can’t seem to find anything in this location. Uggh! It’s all topsy-​turvy compared to other locations. I tried to find something as simple as hand soap the other day. Hand soap — — ugh! Couldn’t locate it anywhere…
So i think i have officially given up on this location… and will drive further to the Target on Penn/​494. At least I feel as though I understand that layout…

Positives –the staff (older ones anyway –young ones not so much) are sweet, friendly and helpful. They also have a very well stocked children’s toys area, much more variety than in other Target locations. I usually shop in the mornings there, so most things are well stocked and there are no empty shelves.
Negatives — I usually drop off my film to get developed at the photo center. I don’t expect much from a Target photo center, but I do expect my film to get developed within one hour when I check that off!
However, it has happened 3 – 4 times, where I was either refused services (because their machine is broken) or my film is not developed within the hour and I have to come back the next day! The usual excuse is that the machine is broken, or, the person is new and doesn’t know how to operate the machine.
Usually the staff is always extremely apologetic and will give me discount on the service, so I do appreciate that… but I don’t really care about getting a discount or profuse apologies, I want my film developed within the hour as Target advertises that it does!
In my opinion, if you aren’t going to provide superior service for a photo center with working machines and trained employees, please, please, please just give it up and don’t bother including it as part of your business!
I’ve given them so many chances already to get that machine fixed, and you know what, I’m done. I’m getting my film developed elsewhere, Walgreens or CVS seems like they might be more capable.

I call this Target location «Russia». Why? I grew up during the end of the Cold War, and remember hearing stories of the shelves of Russian stores being empty… this place feels that way every time I go shopping here. Things are just «missing» from the shelves, and there appear to be less choices to the consumer than one would see at other Target locations. Boy, after re-​reading this… I am a spoiled American… «consume mass-​quantities». Still, this place leaves me empty… and I only go here out of convenience, and necessity on my way down Hwy 100.

Eh, I’ve been to many nicer, cleaner and better lit Target’s than this location. Each time I visit this location I’m surprised that it’s the St. Louis Park Target… I guess I just would expect more? I always feel like it is so dimly lit I hate shopping here. The reno completed on this location did help but it’s still not the best. Target, for the once and hopefully only time in my life… you’ve let me down.

I“ve been in tons of targets throughout my days, and I still firmly believe that this is the best one! I really just understand it. The lay out is great, it makes 100% sense to me, and I can always find the clearance aisle ends with no trouble. At least there are tons of those aisle caps! Unlike other Targets, ahem… downtown, this place is good for deals and steals! Plus, I feel they always have tons more shoes and movie options to choose from. I rarely buy movies anymore, but when I do see a classic that only costs $ 5.88. I can’t turn it down.

I’m going to KISS.
Maybe I just have bulls-​eye in my blood, but I love this place.