Target Stores

This Target is located near a Dick’s. This is nice for when I have a boy with me because it gives him an excuse to talk about his dick real quick in a very fun & subtle manner. The bathrooms are not that nice though. One time I was peeing next to a lady in there and she kept saying «Oh, mercy.» inside of her stall. I didn’t feel good about it. There is also a Starbucks inside of this Target, so you can order coffee and walk all around with your cup. Nobody will even call the cops on you. Except don’t leave your cup on a shelf because you might get tackled by a Tarcop. All of the employees wear the same costume except for the Tarcops. Sometimes I buy things from Target, but mostly not. 32 dollars seems like too much money for pants. Most people do not agree with me on that. Except 32 dollars is sort of how much money I make in a day. And a whole day is not worth a pair of pants. I like to look in those bins where everything costs one dollar. Sometimes I buy 32 things from there and wonder why I didn’t buy pants. There are too many things to say about Target. It makes me feel very overwhelmed. I need to sit down. Ok, I am sitting. I still do not feel better. I can’t afford Target.

This is a beautiful Super Target. I want to love it but the grocery has let me down in the past. The milk prices are higher than other discount stores in the area. Soda also seems to be on average higher than Walmart or Meijer as well. Like 1 person said they will be out of things I expect to be stocked. One day they were out of chocolate syrup. How is that possible? I’ve had good experiences buying things in electronics, kitchen, and furniture areas. Target is great to buy things of higher quality for your home but not so much for grocery. Some people on here have complained about checkout times but I’ve found that to be great compared to Walmart & also superior to Meijer I think as well. The ambience/​customer service is superior to Walmart but you will pay more usually. If price is most important shop around but you might find the quality on some of their items is worth the extra price.

This would be an amazing store if they staffed appropriately. With the last two visits they have had maybe 2 cashiers open and 5 people with carts full in line at each. Employees walking around not offering to help, and the management staff unconcerned with the wait others encounter. Target has generally been one of my favorite shopping locales, unfortunately I need to find a different location that is committed to customers.

I like this target the employes are very nice very low prices and they make you feel at home

Last day for happy hour frap @ Starbucks !

Oh my gosh — customer service at it’s finest!!! I wanted to buy a desk so I picked up the (conveniently placed, by the way) customer service phone and pressed 1 to have someone paged to the area. The automated message said that someone would meet me at that phone in 60 seconds. Just a short while later, I heard a walkie talkie counting down for a cheerful person in a red shirt & slacks saying, «15 seconds remaining.» When she stepped up and nicely greeted my husband and I, I told her I wanted to buy a desk and was curious if they have flat beds. She said, «I will be happy to help you with that!» Within minutes she had a flat bed AND a helper. They loaded the desk for us AND walked it to the front of the store and allowed us to pick a lane. They left for us to check out & then when we were checking out two different people magically stepped up & told us to pull our car up.
We got that darned desk from the back of the store, paid for it & into our car and neither my husband nor myself had to lift a finger AND everyone was cheerful and sweet about it.
I was just plain astonished at the efficient and friendly customer service. Will definitely go to Target more often after this experience!!!

As an avid Target shopper, this store is a sad disappointment. It lives up to Target’s brand promise in virtually no way.
Let’s start in grocery. For a Super Target, this store has very little retail square footage devoted to grocery. Not the fault of the local leadership or employees for sure, but definitely something to think about when considering where to shop for groceries. This results in Target not carrying some relatively common grocery items (portabella mushrooms to name one) that I can easily get in one stop at another store.
Moving on to their outs around the store, this store really starts to pale. It is extremely common (and frustrating) to find this store with little or no selection of popular items. They were out of Archer Farms Thai Peanut sauce and Red Curry for 6 and 5 months respectively. In their non-​grocery departments, their selection of sizes and styles is very lacking.
Finishing our trip, we go to the check lanes. In my experience, Target is normally a bit anemic on front-​end staffing, but is also equally good about bringing up backup cashiers when things clog up. Not this store. 30 check lanes in the building and it is not at all uncommon to find only 1 or 2 of them staffed. This typically necessitates long walks to find an open register and even longer waits in line. In the rare occasion that anyone calls for backup, it often goes unanswered. I have been 7 or 8 in line at this store more times than I can count, something i have never experienced otherwise at Target.

This Target store is lacking in a number of ways. First, you ALWAYS wait in line. I’ve heard people calling for help to the cashiers but no one comes. They are out of fresh food all the time! You don’t see the Fast, Fun and Friendly in this store. I’ve been asked maybe twice in the past year if I needed help finding anything. Drive to the store in Carmel for good service.

THE WORST. Hassled by an employee for taking a single photo of baby formula, she says «we don’t allow pictures in the store.» Are you kidding me?! I snap a picture of an Enfamil box and get confronted 2 minutes later in the frozen food aisle? I’m apparently the first person ever who needed to send a «is this the right kind?» spousal text message. Thanks for not calling the police and instead letting me off with a generous «if that’s all you’re doing, I guess that’s okay» warning. Whew.
Dear Ms. Target employee, you are a real asset to the company with your super Sherlock Holmes skills, thwarting baby formula pictures right and left. Maybe my «New Dad 2012» t-​shirt tipped you off to my evil spy plans, I don’t know. Perhaps tomorrow you can verbally assault an elderly lady who uses a pocket calculator in the cereal aisle.
Avon Target = AVOID.

Very clean, nice looking, updated super target!

The staff at this Super Target is great — especially the electronics department. Don’t be afraid to ask anybody for help.

I like this Target. I especially like it early in the morning during the school year where it’s just me, a few friendly Target peeps and no screaming kids.
It’s a Super Target and, believe me, IT IS SUPER.
In the past, I have stuck to Target for my non-​grocery/​market needs. I have to say, though, I have found some really good grocery prices at this Target store. It has made me open my eyes. I’ve found many regularly priced grocery items that are $ 1, $ 2 and even $ 3 less what I’ve been paying at Kroger. That’s a pretty huge deal.
If you’re like me and you only go to Target for non-​grocery needs, check out a few of your regular items on the grocery side. You might be surprised.
Also, I don’t know if you’ll find this helpful, but they carry a three pound bag of Haribo Gummi Bears. A THREE POUND BAG.

2 and a half stars, four for a Target. This is one of the cleaner Target stores that you’ll visit. The produce here is pretty good, not as good as the competing Meijer in the next plaza over, but good enough. There is a Starbucks, Target optical, photo studio, and snack café. There is also a pharmacy, deli, and bakery, but these are second rate compared to Meijer and don’t compare to Marsh’s standards. This store has a great selection of DVDs and CD’s (however much longer those will be around) and their electronics are decent. All of their other non-​grocery is made in China and is cheap third rate stuff, especially textiles.
I don’t trust their meat selection as is a general rule with most larger stores like this as it tends to spoil quickly. Archer Farms milk also is not very good either. They do carry a decent selection of juices and such, but selection of dairy was limited to a few national brands as seems to be the trend in these bigger box stores. Marsh and Kroger have a much better selection of dairy items from local producers.
Prices here have improved dramatically over the recent years. When Super Target’s first moved into Indianapolis, people complained about their pricing and at one point, Target’s grocery brands were in trouble. But with strategic pricing and carrying a lot of niche products in their grocery area, they seemed to have made headway.
In particular, their frozen food and enormous grocery selection is what makes this store worth trying to find those difficult to find specialty items and brands not normally carried by Midwest grocers. Granted their are other stores that carry specialty items, but you usually pay premium price at smaller stores like Trader Joe’s or Fresh Market or even Safeway.
All in all, you could do all your shopping here, but it is better to stick to frozen and specialty items otherwise you could spend hours gawking at everything else they have.

This is not your ordinary Target. This one is a Super Target, in every sense of the word. Normally I’m not a fan of the big box, but Target is just so designy and socially aware. Add all kinds of groceries, cheaper than the local supermarket, and I’m in. Plus, Starbucks inside the front door. Nothing like being able to sip a latte while picking up some organic asparagus and cheap designer stuff. It’s the broke yuppie’s dream.