Target

Received excellent customer service from the 3 ladies working in the men’s department. They found what I needed, were prompt and polite and waited around with me to try on some things and made sure I had what I needed. Guest services was also very accommodating, everyone all the way down to the food court and cashier employees everyone was cheerful and good at their job. Will spend the little extra to shop here

This joint is GIGANTIC!!! Complete with groceries, clothes, toys, cosmetics, household appliances and a fair amount of automotive knick knacks.
Located off of East Fort Union Blvd, about 1300E, it’s extremely easy to find.
Super clean.
The staff were helpful and pleasant (this isn’t the case at some stores).
Huge selections of most anything you might need. Heck, this is the perfect example of the man’s one-​stop-​shop place: everything that a guy might need in one easy spot. PERFECT!!!
There isn’t a ton of parking, so I’m sure during the holidays it can be a tad bit NIGHTMARISH.
Wouldn’t hesitate to come here over and over again.

I love Target and this is huge one, so really the best you can get. I’m pretty sure that it’s the largest one in the Salt Lake area, and they really have EVERYTHING you’ll ever need. I love how bright and organized the store is as well as how much better quality the items are compared to Wal-​Mart. Their employees are regulated to one area and actually know what they’re talking about, a very nice change of pace compared to most retailers. They always have a great clearance section that is loaded up with new stuff for me to waste my money on weekly. There’s a ton of other stores around the area that will have the stuff you’re looking for if Target doesn’t have it. (That would be surprising).
If you’re looking for a big box store to be your one stop shop and you live in the area, this should be where you go.

I love Target, and this location is no exception. My Target closer to downtown isn’t quite as big as this one, so I was slightly overwhelmed when I went in here the first time. All Targets need to have a more unified set up, because I was confused in here for a bit. This location does have EVERYTHING you need though. Literally. As a Super Target, I like that it has the grocery section included, but when they also have a Starbucks and an optical office inside, I’m thrilled! The staff here is friendly, without feeling like they are helicoptering and probing you the whole time you’re inside. It stays really clean and organized as well.

Head pharmacist was really nice. He offered me a free evaluation that I was a doctor and pill shopper right next to the MAIN customer service desk at the front of the store. It is a very long story that I’ll eventually link to but I’ve filed suit against them as of last month.

Let me set the stage here and bear with me! About 3 years ago, my mom passed away from complications from a disease which took over two years to take her life. She passed in February of 2011. As if that wasn’t enough, one of my best friends passed away suddenly at 47 years of age in his home in Sandy. Way too young. As if that wasn’t hard enough, my uncle passed away one month later after my mom’s passing in New Jersey.
Now, two years previous to my mom’s passing, I had to fly between Salt Lake City and Pittsburgh, PA to take care of my mom every month and it usually took up two weeks of my time each trip. This was a very stressful time fraught with tons of emotion that I cannot even describe here.
Also, being a financial advisor, all of this time away from my clients took quite a toll on my business and caused an enormous amount of stress. All of the stress caused me to suffer from very severe migraine like headaches and I could barely function some days. One day about a week before my mom passed away the shit hit the fan. I had a migraine so severe, I knocked a glass against a wall in my house. I was sooo pissed off because of the pain. Nothing, I mean nothing made the pain go away. Well, the glass nearly wiped out some irreplaceable antique glassware, so I decided that I had had enough and went to the doctor. I should mention that I have a very strong fear of needles. Off the charts fear! I will do almost anything to avoid a shot. That’s why I did not go to the doctor sooner. Well, turns out I should have gone sooner. When I arrived at the doctor’s office, they took my blood pressure and it was an astonishing ²⁸⁷⁄₁₆₅. Yes, you read that right. They retook my BP three times and the doctor got an ashen look on her face and said go to the hospital now. No time for an ambulance!!!
So, they treated me at the hospital in Murray, and the fact that I am typing this now tells you that I lived and no I did not have a stroke… thank god! My doctor wrote out a scrip for me.
Here is where Target comes in. My prescriptions were an astounding $ 300/​month! WITH INSURANCE… I was pretty motivated to get the price lowered, so I spoke with the pharmacist to see what she could do and she was able to get the scrips knocked down to $ 190/​month. After working with her some more over the next few months we were able to get them to $ 20/​month. I do not know exactly what she did, but whatever it was was amazing! Yes, using generics was a key factor I am sure, but I know she worked with my doctor too.
I am a big fan of the Target pharmacy, they are always helpful and knowledgeable.

I love this place! It is always clean, staff is always helpful and friendly. It’s a one stop shop for me even though their groceries are higher in price than other supermarkets, as it is so conveniently located off of Fort Union. Also, I love that they are always changing up their clothing and home furnishing inventory!

Prices were higher for groceries than other supermarkets. However, I bought a blt chicken wrap. ate it and it was delicious. I love their quick meals here. Easy to grab on the go. My sister bought 2 salads, according to her, it was delicious also

They usually have plenty of parking, the employees are usually helpful, and they usually keep the store organized (except dressing room areas are messy).
Cashiers are iffy.
My favorite place to go to for groceries, clothes, and housewares all in one place.

One of the nicer Targets I’ve been to. Friendly service, almost no lines. Will return.

I am not a fan of Target. This place is huge, too much really. Give me a xanax because the place just gives me a panic attack. What bothers me the most are the high end designers that sell out to offer «affordable designer» labels for Target. Huh its still target and prices arent cheap. You can buy half of the stuff at the dollar store and the other at Wally world for half the price but maybe u shop here to keep up with the Jones’. I also think there are like 5 employees because I can never find somebody to help me find something. I feel like a mouse in a maze. I could see how housewives bring there kids here for hours, because they literally wont be found for hours.

I used to work here and they refuse to promote good people but I suppose the shopping is OK. Their grocery manger Jesus might ask you to buy him lunch. Just do it, he’s a starving dad.

Excellent, friendly customer service. The people working the pharmacy counter are so nice and helpful. This location is very clean and a pleasure to shop at.

I was using about 10 coupons with my purchases. The cashier treated me like a crook trying to scam or something. She even called the manager over to see if she had to take them all. This wasn’t a case of extreme coupons. Just 10 or so. She really embarrassed me and kept telling the people behind me in line that she was sorry that my coupons were taking so long. Would have only taken a few minutes if she would have just checked the expire dates and moved on. She read the fine print out loud on every single one.

Target is great. The stores are bright, clean, and well organized. They stock an ample inventory of products including the many Target store brands (which are usually of excellent quality) and the prices are reasonable.
There is no question that Target may be more expensive then Walmart (for some items) but consider the difference in shopping experience. Walmart is dingy, not clean, and most certainly not well organized. Target employees actually seem happy to be working at Target and are usually friendly and helpful. Walmart employees appear to be slaves in a blue box of drudgery… That’s just my two cents. I could be wrong. I prefer Target tenfold.
For the holidays Target has some great seasonal items and their clearance sales are an excellent opportunity to pickup new decorations and décor. I don’t usually grocery shop at Target or buy clothing, but both areas seem on point.
We registered at Target for our wedding and had a great time picking out items. They provide you with easy to use hand-​held scanners — just scan what you want and it’s on your registry! Target registries make it easy for family and friends because they can shop online or in-​store for wedding presents. I’ve never done a bridal or baby registry but I expect they work the same way.
Overall I really like Target. This location is nearby my office and it’s my go-​to location for many items.

Okay, looking at my reviews of this location, I shop here too much and I can’t seem to stay away, kind of like a teenage couple that breaks up and gets back together over and over. It took me a few months to return, and I’m glad I did. The customer service has been awesome the last few visits. I returned a few things after my son’s birthday and they were really nice about it.
I am back, yet again, to lower my rating of this Target location. I have given them about 10 chances, commenting to my spouse each time, «I am one bad experience away from never returning!» Unfortunately, I have reached my limit. Each time I have returned to this location, I have repeatedly horrible service. I live about 1 minute from this location, so I visit at least once a week out of convenience. I am a well known Target lover, but this location’s customer service is no better than what I would expect from a smoke shop. The customer service department, which I have had to frequent lately since the last 5 products that I have purchased by Up & Up (Target brand) has had defective packaging that made it impossible to use the product (specifically baby powder x2, diaper rash cream x2, and soil), is consistently rude and not helpful. It is my mistake for not demanding to speak with a manager on one of the many times this has occurred, but as a busy working mom, I simply have not had an opportunity to do this.
This location has great product, so if that is what you are seeking, it is a great stop for the usual Target purchases. I am not a fan of their produce quality, but they do have a large selection. However, if you, like myself, prefer Target over Wal Mart and other competitors for their customer service and friendly atmosphere, I recommend you visit another location or another store entirely. I would hope that the management gets this problem under control, as it has been a consistent problem for about 2 months now, and clearly is not just a personality issue. I will certainly be taking my money elsewhere.

This is my favorite Target store anywhere, and I’ve been to a lot. To repeat another reviewer, «Target is my favorite one-​stop shopping place.»
This location always seems to have everything in stock. When I find an item online that I want and do the «locate a store» option, this particular store always seems to be the one I am sent to for the item.
As with any store in Utah, there are certain times of day that definitely seem like a time sponsored with this slogan: «bring your children here to scream as loud as possible, cry, throw tantrums, and run around.» Hence, I typically go after 8pm.
When I go in the afternoon, even a Saturday, there is always parking available close and the store never nears the nervous-​breakdown state of Walmart. I guess if you read my reviews you can tell I’m not the biggest Walmart fan yet find myself there more often than I’d like — darn the Walmart two blocks from my house.
I’ve never waited in line for a register for more than 3 or 4 minutes and there is typically a customer service rep waiting for me and asking if I’m ready to check out.
The food selection here is marvelous. Not quite as unique as a Whole Foods, but they offer a wide range and many, many more unique offerings than any other chain supermarket around. Maybe Harmon’s comes close? But Harmon’s doesn’t have automotives, clothes, electronics, etc.
Speaking of clothes. I love Target’s lines! I am an avid Anthropologie shopper, which is way too expensive and I’m almost embarrassed that I spend that much. Target offers very, very similar looks at about 80% off the Anthropologie price. I kid you not. I bought a sweater there last night for $ 15 that was quite similar to one for $ 80 at Anthro.
The produce is fresh, with organic options.
The prices, on average for what I buy, are second only to that-​other-​mega-​store and only sometimes — Target often has much better sales than you-​know-​where and I feel better products. The crowd for some reason is also much more… hmm…how do I phrase this…“non-sketchy?”
If you are thinking about a trip to my favorite super store — do it.

Alright, people give me crap for liking Target as much as I do… but being there 2 times a day just isn’t enough!
Okay okay, it’s close and convenient. Not to mention I can get nearly anything I need from there at a decent price. Back to the Future Trilogy for 14.99? Heck yes.

Grandma lives nearby, and she loves flowers. It’s the little things, you know? So often times this is my go-​to for a small bouquet, located conveniently at the front of the grocery section on the north end. Sometimes the selection is pretty sweet. others it’s been a bit picked over. I feel confident that she’s not reading this review (she’s many things, but a tech-​savvy granny she ain’t) so I can tell you that for $ 4.99 you get a simple but day-​brightening bunch of flowers.
On a side note. Does anyone else feel weird buying flowers? Doesn’t matter how many times I do it, but I feel like the cashier is always looking at me trying to figure out A) What I did to make her mad, or B) When it is I’m aiming to get lucky. Or sometimes C) All of the above. I don’t blame the folks at Target. I feel that way everywhere, and have to nervously blurt out that I’m getting flowers for grandma. Even when I’m going for B.

As one may say, «You know what really grinds my gear?» «Target» Insane is probably the right word to describe, but I prefer to term «crazy» just to be consistence with other consumers. This particular Target is somewhat hidden, so it could be a little hard to find unless if you live around this area, before. There are more than enough parking spaces here, but they never seem to fill up even during holiday seasons.
Over the past years, I have avoided Target due to their reputation and past experiences, especially after witnessing their infamous price tag mismatch nightmares. We were a little skeptical when we choose them for our baby registry service.
First visit, we got the registry setup, but half of the scanned items were missing. Second visit, returned to the store attempting to fix the errors by rescanning literally everything again, then was told by the staff that me I can edit/​add online at home if needed. Online attempt fixing failed, called the web support to find that online editing being impossible (store staff lied), and 25% of the scanned items are still missing. Called the store manager up, waited 2 hours, and was told «There is nothing they can do, only way to fix this problem is to come in for a third time to rescan everything.»
Well Target, all I have to say is, fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me. I guess I was a fool for believing in Target would get their services right.