Target

Very nice (and patient lol) staff! They helped me exchange a crockpot I ordered with no problems or attitude. Also, very clean and well stocked :)

Target is the devil! You go in for one thing and $ 80.00 extra later you come out. I’ve been going to this location since it opened and it is always very clean and organized. The parking lot is well lit and enough parking.

This target is relatively clean, has a great selection of all things, and the lines are never too long. My only complaint would be when you need a store assistant, they seem scarce. Overall, good target, fast checkout lines, better than Walmart.

Decent target, it is clean and is virtually devoid of topical Walmart clientele. The employees are always very friendly and helpful when needed. I found the prices to be in an acceptable range for this area… I wish they would expand to a full grocer store so I can dump giant!

I was pleasantly surprised by this place. Anyone who has driven down Route 1 wonders if they’ll make it out alive, so, despite pretty decent reviews, I still had some doubts. This Target is very clean, well kept and organized. There are even managers DOING THEIR JOBS and ensuring customers get into the fastest check out lines! The staff was very helpful and accommodating, I think someone asked me if I needed help finding anything 4 times. Wow… I wondered if I had slipped into another dimension for a hot second.
Target is very reasonably priced and doesn’t have the chaos of a Walmart. I will forever been giving my business to Target from here on.
(By the way — their bathroom décor selection is pretty sweet)

It always seems as if when I want something specific, Target never has it. But they always have plenty of what I don’t need.
That said, this Target is always clean and the cashiers are friendly. They try to move customers along quickly, even to the point of using guest services for check out. And they always seem to run fairly good deals on DVDs.
Unfortunately the downsides to this location outnumber the positives. They cater towards a certain, younger, crowd. A lot of the employees appear to be high-​schoolers, and it shows in their general demeanor. Several of the employees seem more interested in socializing with buddies than assisting customers. While the quality of products sold here seem to be a little bit better than those sold at Walmart, you do get what you pay for. Furniture here is not long lasting, and packs of lettuce are sold wet and rot within a week of purchase. Organization is spotty, and selection is limited. In most cases, you are better off heading to Home Goods and the Giant.

This Target has a great sales floor aesthetic. Every time I have shopped at this store, management has made sure that neatness counts.
I have four reasons for giving it a one-​star rating.
No matter how aged your face looks and the number of gray and white hairs on your head, purchasing alcoholic beverages demands the presentation of a government-​issued identification to the cashier at the check-​out.
After doing comparison shopping at Walmart, local drug stores, Dollar Tree, and regional grocery chains, just about all of the merchandise in the store is overpriced, which includes all the Target house brands (Archer Farms, Market Pantry, Simply Balanced and Up and Up).
The refund policy is questionable. Even with the cash register receipt, a customer returning too much merchandise over a period of time gives Target the right to refuse a refund. So shop carefully and make sure that sure that anything you buy from Target is merchandise you don’t plan on returning for a refund.
The check cashing policy is a joke. Target’s policy regarding the acceptance of checks for payment of merchandise involves finding a reason not to accept checks at all.

Shopping is a pain and something I definitely dread. This location is less crowded and easier to park and get in and out of than the one at Potomac Yard. The meat/​produce selection isn’t great but will do if you want to avoid the grocery store and otherwise they have the usual Target stuff. The lines can move slowly here but overall it’s better than the cluster that is the Potomac Yard store on the weekends.

I happened to visit this Target location with my wee mate, MK. We were both on a mission to buy a specific item each, but eventually, and unfortunately, only one of us left with a purchase.
I normally do prefer a Target over a Wal-​Mart any day, but this location from as early on as entering it, made me feel like I was in a red version of a Wal-​mart.
The inside was a window-​less box that just seemed grey — I respectfully refer you to my comment @ check-​in.
Anyway — the store condition just seemed plain, grey, sterile, life-​less, dull.
As we walked through, we eventually found our way to the first section. I was quickly disappointed in the selection, which was not at all what I expected to find. The selection on offer was limited, and the shelves not as well stocked as I would have expected. Maybe because this isn’t a «Super» Target? (Oh, Super Target @ Southpark Meadows in Austin, TX — how do I miss thee? Let me count the ways…)
As we were about to look for the next stop, MK asked a young chap about where she could find lamps, and he half-​disinterestedly pointed her to head on a wee bit further and then quickly disappeared into the aisle on his way wherever he was headed. Not very friendly, really.
Very quickly we moved on to the relevant section, and we at least thankfully found MK a floor lamp she was hoping to get. There was a little confusion on our part about the correct price, but nothing a near-​by associate with a pricing handheld couldn’t confirm.
We moved across the corridor to the light bulbs, and quickly found what she would need to help her new lamp give her light.
We walked on towards the tills, trying to continue with our own conversation, and made it to a register with only one customer at point of sale. It did seem to take long for the person to be sorted, and MK did not appear to be impressed with how long it was taking, but the young woman at the register then took us on. She smiled at us but was quiet, and didn’t say much, but then again we were carrying on with our own chatting.
She was done ringing-​up MK, and that was that — we were done.
This Target like many others has a Pizza Hut, and it did smell kinda good to me, but then, I don’t fancy the idea of stuffing my face with overly greasy pizza right by the main doors of Wal-Mart’s nicer relation.
It’s a convenient location, that’s about it for me, and I do hope that store management can help make it a little more inviting or colourful or welcoming — it is just too sterile an environment for my liking — but again, better than your usual Wal-​Mart.
Meh.

So today (this afternoon) I went Target. Decided to browse around and see if there was any thing good there… I noticed a couple of gifts bags and a B-​day card I’m gonna need. Decided to look and see if there was any Walking Dead stuff. Walked back to toys and didn’t see any to start. Saw two employees and started to ask when the guy turned and held up his finger and said «One second» he proceeded to talk to the female employee asking her what she was doing after work. OK, that really chapped my ass! What the hell happened to customer service? I walked off then saw some Walking Dead stuff and picked up a couple of items. While leaving the toys «Still aggravated over the employee» I spotted the floor manager and informed him of what transpired with his «employee», He said he was sorry and I promptly stopped him by saying «I change my mind about this stuff» and handed him the items I had. And walked away without buying a damn thing…

I am a Target groupie. This is my local store, and I think it’s a great one. It’s always clean and they are really great about paying attention to when the lines start stacking up and getting more registers open. I can’t remember ever having to wait for (what I would consider) an excessive amount of time to get through the line. Anytime I see something online and use the ‘find in local store’ feature, it’s always in stock at this Target.

I like that this one isn’t too far from the one on Jefferson Davis Hwy, but is significantly less crowded. It’s organized like the one on Jefferson Davis. I had great service when checking out; I was in a line and someone came along redistributing the length of the lines so that I was checked out much sooner than I’d expected.

I live 5 minutes from another Target but I still drive the extra 10 just to go to this location. The customer service is in point and everyone that I’ve interacted with is extremely helpful. The store is always clean and organized and I have never been mislead by any of their pricing. In fact, it is solely because of this store that I have a Red Card and started primarily doing my grocery shopping at Target.

First off, just let me say that in most cases I will take Target over Wal-​Mart any day. Ok, it is pretty much the same thing, but at least Target affords me the opportunity to pretend that I am not just one of the Hoi Palloi, sweaty shoppers seeking out cheap prices. No, Target seems to be a step up from the Wal-​Mart experience, and this Target has some great deals on bedding, kitchenware, and other apartment essentials.
Another thing I like about this Target, unlike your average Wal-​Mart, is that the staff seems a bit more willing to answer your questions. In most chain stores, the employees always seem to be rushing to take care of a long list of thing to do, but here I have rarely gotten that feeling.
Finally, the best thing about this Target is that it never seems crowded, and I can always find parking. If you head to the Target on Kings Hwy, you will struggle to find a space, but not here.

Love this target for all of their great clearance items! I’ve been to many targets, but this one always has so many clearance items. Got a floor lamp here for 20% of its original price and an ottoman for under $ 10 among other things. My only thing is that they never seem to have many registers open, so four stars.

I went shopping for mother on Saturday, January 25 thinking it was going to be super busy. Don’t get me wrong. It was busy but not Saturday busy.
The young woman in the electronics department was very helpful. I purchased the pod and a case that she pointed out only because it was a red discount item. Check out was fast and in cash. I love cash. In less than 5 minutes I was out the door and on the road again.
Great associate means management has stepped it up.

I get mischarged for something basically every time I shop at any Target. Sometimes it’s 5 cents, sometimes it’s $ 2. It’s ridiculous. You have to pay close attention to every item that gets rung up, seriously.
Other than the whole deceiving its customers thing, this place is okay. It seems cleaner than the Walmart a little north up Rt 1.

I really enjoy going to this Target location.
The store is always clean, lines move quickly, and the mobility chairs are both charged & plentiful.
The staff is extremely helpful and go above and beyond to assist you. They typically assist me locate/​order items Target either doesn’t carry or doesn’t have stocked.
This brings me to my next point…
This Target’s selection is tragically limited. I often find myself scurrying across the street to Walmart.

There’s a reason previous reviews say this Target is less crowded than others. Because people don’t want to go here.
I mean… it’s Target so you know it is decent, but it doesn’t hold a candle to other locations in the area when it comes to service and selection. First of all, the organization of everything was a mess. A lot of damaged and half missing items… which I even ended up buying because I was desperate. I came looking for a pair of heels for a wedding, and found one that came without a box, price tag, or any kind of marking besides a red zip tie. The soles were marked up and the leather was worn in… basically, someone wore them and returned them. BUT! They were the only ones left in that style for my fairly common size. And they’ve got a 5 inch heel yet were comfortable. Can you blame me?
Despite the cruddy condition… I was still charged full price… yep for some used shoes. Kind of sketchy in my opinion but I let it slide. Anyways, while I was in line, the check out person tried to communicate with the other check out person about something and they couldn’t understand each other because of a language difference. It was so awkward to watch. When Check Out Person #1 asked Check Out Person #2 to give her something, Person #2 actually handed her paper to a random customer who was like «WTF what do I do with this» because Check Out Person #2 had no idea what Check Out Person #1 was asking five feet away, and Check Out Person #1 didn’t know how to rephrase it to make more sense, so Check Out People and customers just stood there for a full awkward 30 seconds doing nothing feeling uncomfortable passing around a random piece of paper. Real story.
Then, another employee started shouting asking everyone around what 15% of 60 was. If you can’t figure that out on your own (break it up into 10% then add half) you need to go back to elementary school. Damn.
Used stuff being sold full price and employees who can’t communicate or use their 4^th grade math skills. That’s why people don’t, and won’t, shop here.

Ok target with the usual stuff. My wife is a big fan and I think they have some good deals in general. This location looks sad and small and old in comparison to the ones in merrifield and DC and other newer locations. Definitely due an upgrade but still worth stopping at for the necessities.