Target

This Target is ok. I like the one in Bel Air better. This one doesn’t seem to have as big of a selection. The service is always friendly, though. And on the bright side, this one doesn’t get nearly as packed.

Though it does have a grocery now, this Target is really nothing special as Targets go. The stock is generally good, but the staff is often invisible. The grocery is not even that impressive as there is at least one very good supermarket nearby. If you need something from Target, it is a good as any place to get it. If you need more than that, go elsewhere.

This Target is pretty crappy compared to others I’ve been to.
Sure they have the usual stuff, but it’s really the customer service here that struck a bad cord with me… and it was all over a desk chair!
I had purchased a desk chair from them (MISTAKE!) and it broke a couple months later. Target’s return policy is three months, but because they did not have one in stock, the customer service rep would not let me return it because «I» broke it.
No… the chair is made of aluminum and breaks if anyone more than 100 lbs sits on it for longer than 5 minutes. (Really, for chairs go to Office Depot or something.)
Unfortunately for me I really liked that chair and the way I sat in it, so I kept checking back. They never ended up getting that chair back in stock and every time I went in I got the same answer until one day they said, «Oh your over the 3 month return policy limit.»
I was fuming, and if I wasn’t a semi-​decent Christian…
ANYWHO!
Needless to say I never returned to it.
Perhaps the constantly empty parking lot is a testament to how the city of Aberdeen feels about their Target?

Quite recently (April 2010), they added a grocery section which rivals that of Bel Air’s Target. It even has fresh veggies, fruit and meat which I don’t think Bel Air has. This section is small though and won’t replace a supermarket, but its quite nice. The place is always empty compared to Bel Air’s so now that the market portion has opened I will stick to Aberdeen’s.