Target

One of Target’s flagship stores, this location has every lineup that the company offers. The aisles are wide, the selection is fantastic and the service is generally very good. I’ve ordered and bought furnishings at this Target and they have had helpers transport it to the vehicle with no problem.
The only quirk is the produce and fresh food — which is often not fresh and sadly spoiled. This isn’t just this Target — but four Targets that I’ve visited in the past year. This seems to be a supply chain issue that the company is focused on correcting, but when I have to flag down an employee to have spoiled food removed, then it should be removed long before I see it.

Clean and well lit. Sometimes hard to find staff. Has some quality stuff, but due to location size, doesn’t carry everything you might find at a «super center». Also, the prices are driven up during seasons when students at JCU are coming to school or returning from break. Example? a pack of 3 toothbrushes for $ 9 or some Kraft singles cheese pack for $ 7… that’s just a rip off. I only stop in for the few items I need, mainly by shopping online and having it sent to the store. Oh and the parking lot can be annoying to get around, considering the way people drive, it being covered (poorly lit) and folks walking all over without looking first.

Who doesn’t love Target! My husband and I come here and end up just roaming the isles buying everything we see. Not as easy to find what you’re looking for as I would like, but the employees are great and are pretty knowledgeable about where everything is. They really do have some high quality stuff. We also have their target card that gives us 5 percent off of everything so that’s a huge perk. Not as low priced as Walmart, but you get what you pay for.

Dearest Target,
Thank you for the opportunity to spend 15 minutes in line waiting to check out (with only one person in front of me with only a handful of items) while your cashier proceeded to quite possibly set a new record for slowest customer checkout. Adding to the wait time was the enjoyment of watching the cashier pick her nose and look at her boogers and then hand me my purchases. Maybe this was just a ploy to sell me hand sanitizer. Yuck!!!

I am downgrading my rating based on my last two visits. They recently installed a self checkout and they have not figured it out yet. People that work there try and help you, but they were not trained or just can’t help. I have tried it three times and it is more hassle than it is worth. It is almost impossible if you want to bring your own bags. It is also hard to use cartwheel. I honestly do not think this will be my first choice in small errands anymore. 20 – 25 minutes to checkout is more than I have time for.

I have been a lifelong target fan and have had the ability to visit many different Target stores in several different states and cities, but this is the only one I’ve ever found that has an escalator of carts! Yes, yes, «is that really something that you should be THAT excited about?»
Umm… ABSOLUTELY
I love it. And it’s crucial since I regularly need to buy stuff that’s located on both floors! Genius. This Target has other qualities too, such as a gigantic attached parking garage, lots of check-​out lanes, and an attached Café-​Pizza (which I think is just a Pizza Hut). Plus, I really enjoy that you can go to the Target website and look at a specific product you want and it will tell you which aisle it is listed in. All large stores should have this feature since we do live in the age of technology!

I love target in general; however, this particular store could use some work. First, it’s 2 floors so you have to plan out your visit well or you end up going up and down the escalator (or waiting for elevator when the escalator is broken). Second, I have recently run into multiple items being out of stock. Third, the restrooms are, at best, disgusting, at worst, a war zone. Hold it. Don’t go in there.
The good news — it’s target, wayyyyyy better than any other store of its kind in the area (cough cough walmart) — check out is generally quick and parking is convenient

I frequent this target all the time, and am generally satisfied with my experience. However, there is one thing that I find lacking each time I go there– and that, my friends, is the cart situation.
Cart situation? Is that a thing? I know I didn’t even give it a thought until I had kids. With three children 2 and under, the cart situation has become the litmus test with which I judge stores. This target has a few carts with plastic seats attached to the back of them, but they are often unavailable when I look for them. If I’m lucky enough to get one of these primo carts, I’m still left with the question if what to do with the 3^rd kid. If I put his car seat in the cart itself, there us no room to put anything that I came there to buy in the first place. For some reason their cares don’t even have a rack below the cart to put boxes of diapers or toilet paper.
And I know I’m not the only one with these issues, as every time I’m in there it see other moms with the same predicament. Leave the small kids at home when shopping here… or risk looking like a maniac trying to wrangle them all while juggling a box of diapers and trying to scan your cartwheel barcode.

I like this target better than others in the area. I like that it is two floors and has a lot of things. The store is clean and plenty of cash registers open.
The store can sometimes be picked over and the shelves aren’t restocked often.

This target is hit or miss. The pharmacy blows completely. The best thing is they do carry a lot of the stuff you need and stay well stocked. Service is very slow through the checkout. Extra points for the parking design with Macy’s et al.

Their «fresh» produce section needs to be checked more regularly! I’ve come across moldy cheese, fruits, and vegetables on multiple occasions. So make sure you check the expirations dates on your produces if you’re ever buying them from here!
Other than this terrible mishap, I do enjoy shopping at this Target!

Is this place closing or something? No carts, no batteries stocked, only one checkout lane open. Junk laying in the aisles. What is going on here?!

I’m new the area and I’m still trying to find a grocery store that has prices comparable from my last location (St. Louis). We had Targets back in STL too but they were pretty nice stores. I bought 20 items on at this store and at least 4 items were rung up with a difference (higher) prices. You could blame it on the computer system, but this is rather systematic. I think if you want to spare yourself the frustration of having to do price checks on multiple different items, then don’t shop here. I felt like I was actively being ripped off. Some of the less perishable goods were cheaper here, but I don’t like stores that say one price and charge another and hope you’re not looking., so I’ll probably be shopping at Zagaras for groceries. In addition, when I asked for an employee for help, she said «i’m busy.» Bad floor service.

This is my go-​to Target. The workers have always been nice to me and ask if I need help (I must look like I need help).
Its your basic Target except its split into two stories. Not a big deal, but you have to be very organized when shopping here or you end up going up and down and up and down and up and down. Especially not convenient if you have a small child riding in your cart and you have to wait for the elevator.
The other issue that I have run into is that the staff don’t re-​distribute the carts. So if the majority of the carts end up on the 1^st level, and you park on the second level you have to hunt down a cart.

This was the second two story Target store I have ever visited. It was nice to see this addition to the neighborhood. While the store is in a good location for me, and is generally clean, it can be frustrating to shop here because of poor stocking of items. I have found entering and checking out on the second floor to be an advantage because the first floor checkouts are notoriously understaffed with long lines. Parking is also easier on the upper level as well. Better staffing and stocking would certainly help this location.

This Target seems really interesting because it is two floors, but it really makes it a huge pain because you virtually have to memorize what is on each floor so that you are not going up and down the whole time you are there.
Also, the merchandise, especially in the clothing departments, is very disorganized. The bras are almost always tangles together and not placed on their correct display. The restocking of certain high frequency items, like baby products, is slow.
The staff have never been very helpful and the checkout lines are usually unnecessarily long. Target does always have a nice variety of different and unique things to buy, and this is the closest Target to my house, so it gets two stars. I am trying to frequent the Target on Aurora Rd. which is by my place of employment more because it is immaculate and extremely well organized.

I figured I should write a review since I am the reigning dutchess of this Target Store.
Even so, I’m not the biggest fan of this particular store. The parking is nice because there is a huge garage with tons of levels (the top level is where I always park unless it is snowing) and you’ll never have a problem finding a close space. The store itself is two levels and has a cart escalator.
My biggest issue with this store is that the employees are never very friendly or helpful. I recently exchanged some printer ink for a different kind at the guest services counter and couldn’t believe how frustrated the worker was with my asking to also purchase two other small items at that counter while making the return. As I left I told HER to have a good day, to which I got no response. This isn’t really a unique situation as far as attitudes go. I’m generally a pretty happy-​go-​lucky person and have an easy time spreading my cheer to people I meet throughout the day. But… not here.
With that being said, Target has all of my household needs, like paper towels, toilet paper, oatmeal, and Nutella! I’ll continue to visit this Target because it is close to where I live and I tend to need the items previously mentioned.

Sometimes, I strictly go here out of convenience but I would much rather go to the Som Center Road Target. My big issues with this Target are the pricing that is listed on the items sold. I can’t count how many times that their tags on the shelves didn’t match the item or there were no tags at all so I had to take a trip around the store to one of the red scanners which sometimes don’t read the bar codes. I’ve also noticed that their restocking takes a bit for some merchandise. Their staff is sometimes not the most friendly or helpful either.
I do think it’s cool that it’s 2 floors — that’s probably the only the redeeming quality (if that qualifies as one).
The garage is also somewhat of a nightmare. With the volume of traffic that the shopping center has, the garage’s tight turns and narrow aisles are enough to drive me batty.

I’m not a huge fan of any of the Target stores, but when something appears on a loved one’s wish list, you go where you have to go. So off to this «vertical mall» and their amusement-​park escalators.
I imagine that people really like parking inside, out of the weather in that parking deck, but in the name of Frank Gehry could you have made it any less driver-​friendly? I’m surprised anyone ever makes it out of that hampster wheel alive or un-​dented.
The store is staffed with people who make it clear they would rather stand around than offer assistance; I asked two red-​clad Target robots for help finding an item, and both times they just pointed and said, «Over there.» Great, thanks. I’ll just continue walking around.
They get two stars because their marketing and level of merchandise, as well as pricing, are all pretty decent. K-​Mart and Sears deserve to go out of business, thanks to their top-​level management scheme of squeezing out every drop of profit by axing thousands. Good work, guys. Third world, ho!

Selection is reduced from other stores. Quality staff, and I like the shopping cart elevator.
This part is not their fault, but I hate all the traffic lights and too-​low speed limits (should be 30mph). A traffic light on every corner seems overkill.