Target Stores

This is your average Target. I knew exactly what I was looking for, and it was easy to find when I walked in. I love their tank tops.
I like how they have the jewelry displayed here, but I think it might be a new way Target is displaying their jewelry.
I noticed that the maternity section is super small here, I wouldn’t bother. There were only two racks, right next to the fitting rooms and the clothing sale items.

It was a regular Target. The only qualm I have is the inability to get in and out quickly when I only have two items to purchase.

This Starbucks is awesome. I’ve always had good service and drinks are made to perfection. But this review is focused toward the soft white. For me, the best coffee in the world is located in New Orleans at Café du Monde. This soft white is the closest I have ever tasted to matching New Orleans perfection!

I like this Target better than others that I have been to, but I can’t really put my finger on why. It does have a Starbucks if that is your thing, and a grocery section that is overpriced in my opinion. It seems to have a better clothing selection than the other Target I frequent (Springfield). They always seem to have a decent amount of checkout lines running and my wife is always snagging good deals with her «cartwheel». This Target meets my needs.

The new renovation of this Target was shockingly awesome! We stopped in to do our registry and loved the look of the new Starbucks and relocation of Customer Service.
At the end of the day, a Target is a Target… and luckily no credit cards were hacked that day!

I have always been a fan of Target. This store has recently undergone a remodel with some added grocery items. The store always appears clean and the staff is very friendly. The only thing I would love to see changed is their carts. I don’t think this store has a single cart that rolls without making a considerable amount of noise or has all four wheels that spin. I would have been very content with the old store and new carts. Please get new carts!

Like most chains, this Target lives up to the expectations of the chain in general. Staff is generally friendly (although I have had issues with the girl in the café who was incredibly rude). Their selection is pretty good, although I have been disappointed by the selection of women’s apparel. There is just nothing that sets them apart from the rest. Had the girl in the café not had been incredibly rude I probably would have given them a 4 but when your very foundation (which I believe is customer service) is not super strong it is hard to give you anything other than «ok». Bottom line… if you live in the area and need something from Target (or any other major convenience chain) go here.

I just love Target. Every store, every time. I can’t help it. Plus, last time I was at this location they were starting to add the grocery part that the newer stores have. Fantastic!

Renovation!
They’re doing a lot of work on the store to make it more similar to what they did to the Oviedo, FL store way back in 1999 but this location has had the grocery section for a while, though it’s next to the electronics at this point. The electronics are moving to the back but in a more central location.
Target has an eye on quality at a reasonable price and they achieve that everywhere. Friendly employees help things along.
The store’s location is good being across from the Lay-​z-​Boy showroom and just down from Bed, Bath, and Beyond, Tuesday Morning, Barnes & Noble, etc. etc. etc. It always seems quite busy.
I wish they had more Archer Farms products at these non-​super locations but if the renovation leaves it like the Muncie, IN store, everyone might like shopping for groceries at Target.

As department stores go not bad not great. The prices are about the same as everywhere else. Good place to get most of the basic things you need around the house. I got what i needed and was in and out with in a few mins.

Image you’re going out on a chilly Friday night and you go to put on your standard black cardigan and there’s a huge hole in the shoulder. No worries! Just run to Target and pick up a new one =)
That was my recent reason for visiting this Target, although there’s many more excuses — ooops, I mean reasons — stored up in my head for later trips. I was able to go in, try one about 10 different styles of cardigan, and walk out with the one I wanted for only about $ 20 all in about 15 minutes.

I shop at this location a bit and was there today to return sheets; I was taken care of in a fast and friendly manner. Target is now trying to compete with warehouse stores by devoting a rear section of the store to large packages of TP, water, cereals, etc. Not sure if they will even make a dent in Sam’s sales, but handy to have available if you are into one stop shopping. Tons of stuff on clearance now, especially bedding items. The small wine section may help out in a pinch as well.

Correct phone number 431‑8660

I don’t think I could survive long without a Target nearby. I always peruse the clearance racks in women’s apparel, as there are usually some deals to be had. Their men’s clothing, however, leaves a lot to be desired. I love that they carry Method products – household cleaners and such that are not tested on animals and are affordable. Cheap, cute clothes… unique home décor items… a snack bar… I can spend hours in that place.

Beavercreek — you were once a small town, a decent place to live with only a little traffic around the 35/​Fairfield interchange (before it was FINALLY fixed) and farms on the outskirts. Now, you’re ugly: You’re turning into a concrete jungle full of unnecessary malls, strip malls and mini malls etc. that make me cringe every time I drive through. It always takes longer now that there are 1000 more lights than there used to be and holiday traffic that snarls the north end of town. 2000 more cookie cutter homes anyone? Who needs green space? We’ll build a little into the new mall since it’s outside Whew! I think I’m done.
What I was trying to say is that A) it’s really annoying trying to get to this location sometimes, especially at the holidays (you might as well forget it), and B) they have THE SALTIEST cashiers in town. Seriously, you don’t have to be in love with me, or in like with me, but you can make eye contact and say hello. Say something!