Target

Registers are ALWAYS jammed. There are about 20 lanes, and I’ve never seen more than 5 open at once (when it was extremely crowded). Typically only 2 – 3 are open at a time. I don’t expect them all to be open at once, but when you have 25ish customers waiting to pay and you NEVER have more than 2 – 3 cash registers open, something is very wrong. Have walked out without buying my intended item (s) before because I only needed one or two things (available elsewhere) and didn’t feel like waiting behind 8 other people at 8:30 pm on a weekday.
Add a self-​checkout lane already! Reston has one and it makes shopping there so much easier, especially when you only have a few items. I’m in and I’m out. I dread going to the Sterling Target because I know I’ll inevitably be faced with a long line. It’s not like they don’t have the space with 15 regular checkout lanes not in use.

Ever been to a Target before? Well, there you go.

I needed to exchange my fitbit that I only had for a few weeks and experienced the worst customer service of my life. The woman who helped me was extremely rude and treated me like a five year old. Once the manager, Amanda got involved it was super easy and she was absolutely great!

Friendly easy service in the electronic department. Keep up the good work. Went their to purchase radio for present and customer service was great.

The customer service is nice I always find what I’m looking for the people here are uaually nice and try to help

Always has stock, shelves are always organized, no lines at checkout.

I was visiting from out of town and was craving Ritters dark chocolate with marzipan which my local target in Houston has, but was disappointed to find this target did not have. I bought a box of sourpatch kids which turned out to have a whole in the plastic packaging inside the box. Idk if it’s targets fault or sourpatch producers.
So I obviously have negative feelings about this target. The setup was like a typical target. Nothing special. They also have the section for food/​groceries as well. Not sure if that’s in every target now or select targets.

I go to Target probably once a month or so, I usually use them for their photo center. I still like to get prints for scrapbooking *gasp* yes… I scrapbook.
Anyway, there is never anyone at the photo center for when I have questions or need help. And if I need help the kids that show up don’t know what to do anyway and just hit buttons (I can hit the buttons myself!). There used to be a guy that actually knew what was going on and was super helpful when using the Kodak Kiosk, I don’t know where he went.
I get my pictures and get out. As for the rest of the store, its nice and clean, it’s my «home» Target so I know where many things are and I’ve never had any problems with any other departments. Side note: I was shocked at the Target grocery section, they have everything! Even buttermilk that I needed for a recipe! Props to Target for that.
Parking is a nightmare, especially right now.

Nice location compared to others in NOVA. It is also nice that it is locate near a lot of other shops and places to eat.
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This Target is okay. I feel like it is set up odd in comparison to the others and feel lost in most of the time. Selection is decent and shelves are well stocked and maintained.

This Target is always so dirty. The restroom is a mess, there is product on the floor and Target employees just walk right by it, and the shelves are a mess.

I go to Target multiple times weekly. I have been to practically every location in the Northern VA area, no joke. These people get tons of my money.
I was in here last week doing some Christmas shopping and the cashier failed to give me a bag containing about $ 40-​$ 50 of stuff. I did not realize it until I got home (which isn’t exactly around the corner) and called to see if anyone had picked it up. The girl in guest services was rude and told me that no one had turned anything in. I asked if she could look at the registers and she gave me a half-​butt reply mumbling something about how they didn’t have anything.
I KNEW it was there… so I drove back, walked in the store, over to the register/​cashier I paid with. Low and behold, my bag had been moved to the next register over. No one even bothered to ask the cashier. I know this because a gentleman named Carlos told me the woman in guest services never asked the cashiers and this is the first he’d heard of it. Carlos was cool, but the woman in guest services pretty much ruined my Sunday evening.
I think I’ll shop at the Reston location from now on.

I admit I go to Target a lot each week to buy stuffs there. I know the lay out very well since they’re all are similar. I still remember the first time I shopped at Target was out in Columbus, OH. There were no Target in this area back then. That was a great experience since we didn’t have any stores like that here.
I like the fact that you don’t have to wait for long in line to check out. It’s also nice that each time I shop here, they contribute part of the money to my daughter’s school.

Target — we all know it. It’s a big store. They have clothes, food, toys, electronics, various equipment, camping gear, movies, the list goes on and on.
As a business, I tend to like Target in general. They’re usually cleaner and nicer than Wal Mart, and the other customers seem to be a little «higher class» than what you find at Wal Mart as well.
The prices do tend to be a little higher than at Wal Mart, but they’re still not bad, and to me it’s worth it.
This particular location is good. I’ve never had any problems with it.
Is it just me, or is their clothing brand, Mossimo pretty nice? I just got some t-​shirts and shorts of that brand at Target a few weeks ago, and I wear them all the time now. I mean, they’re really, really nice.
Check ‘em out.

It’s a Target — large and lots of items, including a whole huge grocery section (with perishables). Lots of helpful staff. Clean and organized.

I don’t know if you would call this a super target. I know they sell produce, but I don’t know if that’s the determining factor behind the «Super» title. Either way, it’s a huge store with a huge amount of selection. This particular one is pretty nice — it’s usually well kept and there is always staff somewhere on site if you need help looking for something. Very friendly and available.
For those of you who have been to Target, there isn’t much to discuss in terms of what they do and don’t have. For those of you who have never been to Target — it’s a pretty cool place where you can find just about anything.
Clothes, Electronics, Home Improvement, Food and Produce, Sports equipment, furniture, medicine, bathroom supplies. I mean honestly, it has literally everything one would need to get through life. Quality may not be top tier on some of the items, but overall it’s pretty legit and if you get lucky they sometimes have excellent deals that start fresh every Sunday and go throughout the entire week.
You can’t go wrong with Target. Honestly.

Oh Target how I love thee… let me out the ways. They are consistently clean, stuff is well organized so I can usually find what I need pretty easily, they have those wonderful price checker things at the end of some of the aisles. The staff is courteous and helpful when you need something too.
The only reason it got 4.5 stars, lack of cashiers especially on weekday evenings. Yes on somethings it might be more expensive than Wal-​Mart, but Wal-​Mart is an exercise in frustration for me when I have to go there.

Good selection, clean, well maintained and organized, well lit — and all three employees — when asked — knew exactly where the products in question were located.
Employees were pleasant and helpful. Checkout, even on a busy, rainy Saturday, was efficient. Cashier was very nice.

It’s a big targe store with groceries and all.
I generally get good customer service when I need it and I like prices that Target offers!

As a Dad that’s constantly on the run, nothing helps me get through my day better than 5-​hour energy drink… wait…wrong commercial.
Sh*t…my bad.
Target, that’s the one we’re talking about. Got it… can I get a do over?
Here goes…
As a Dad that’s constantly on the run, nothing helps me tackle that «honey do» list of chores better than Target. Yessiree Bob I can find everything here, from great cleaning supplies, to baby clothes to furniture to condoms… this Target has it all.
This Target is our «go to» store for any and everything we can’t find at Costco just across the street or for things that we don’t want a HUGE supply sitting in our pantry or Silence of the Lambs like basement. Take for example something as simple as a name brand canned Albacore Tuna. Costco’s price per can comes out to about $ 1.50 per can, the same canned Tuna at Target is about $ 0.67 per can!
Money money, who thinks that’s funny!!!
They also have a great selection of shampoo, shaving cream and deodorants that keep me smelling as fresh as a spring flower. Oh yeah, I not only look good, but I smell good too.
The best part about this Target is that it’s never too busy and unlike any local area Wal-​Mart, it’s well organized and clean! Products are organized throughout the store in a way that makes sense and there’s plenty of employees hovering around to point you in the right direction should you need any help.
For the kids, the prices of the toys are pretty good and cartoon /​popular character clothing (ex: Toy Story 3) are mondo cheap and better than places like the Disney store or Toys R Us. We usually stop at this Target to pick up any necessary supplies after our Costco visit and thankfully its one of the less painful mega-​mart places to shop around this crazy town.