Target

I love Target but I absolutely hate this location. It’s so disorganized, always cluttered-​looking and the employees that I dealt with me here are just not customer service oriented at all especially the front customer service desk. There were several customers besides me waiting for the photo area to open and like expected, they were half hour late and provided no assistance whatsoever to the older lady next to me, even though she asked for help. They never have enough coverage up front and for some crazy reason it was so hot in there that day, everyone was complaining

Racism thrives at this store. If you’re a minority, good luck. The «customer service» center is absolutely horrific! I swear they hire people from a half way house or drug rehab program to working in this area of the store.

I have absolutely nothing bad to say about this store, because I love it. Target takes all of my money because I’m always in there!
For me, this is a one stop shop. I can do clothing shopping on all levels, anything I need… while shopping for groceries. Who can ask for more?!?
I see nothing wrong with this location. They always have what i need.

Some people use Unilocal to exact revenge on businesses that’ve done them wrong. Others churn out reviews that say nothing at all, like how «the food was flavorful» and «the place had ambiance.» Too many just write about themselves. Then, there’s Davis Mizlansky. You never know what you’re going to get with him, just like Forest Gump and his box of chocolates. Except half of the goodies in this box are filled with Johnny Walker Blue and half are carob.
Today, Davis is going to shove the flaming ramrod of truth straight into your brain, so strap yourself in. When he’s done, you’re going to nominate him for a Nobel Prize.
Target is pure genius. It’s made for people who just want to be left alone. Kids won’t shut up? Leave them at home and go to Target. Just spent the last 48 hours with your in-​laws? Go to Target. Can’t afford a spa day but you’re out of toilet paper? Go. To. Target.
Everything in this place is designed to leave you the frick alone. The carts make no noise on the linoleum floor. There’s no music. The aisles are extra wide, just so you won’t bump into anyone by accident. There’s even a culture about the place that makes it feel like a library. The staff won’t acknowledge your presence unless you ask them a question. They’re even dressed to deter social interaction– why else would they insist on wearing those frumpy khakis? Target is a genius on a mission to provide things you need at a reasonable price and with as little interaction as possible. Target likes to keep it professional.
Going to Target is a transcendent experience. Like a Quaker meeting, except that mouthy person won’t break the silence to preach about the injustice in Palestine. Target doesn’t want to talk to you about politics, Jesus, or an exciting new lease deal. Target just doesn’t want to talk to you, period. Nothing personal. For crying out loud– it won’t even let the Girl Scouts sell cookies out front!
If Target existed when Davis was a kid, maybe Davis’s Dad wouldn’t have consumed so many orange creamsicles and Lowenbraus in his garage of solitude whenever he regretted having so many damned kids. Instead, he would’ve gone to Target and just stood in the sporting goods aisle for twenty minutes. Maybe he would’ve picked up a new fishing lure and some motor oil. And he would’ve done it in sweet, sacred, and scarce silence.
Now, don’t get me wrong. Davis Mizlansky isn’t a misanthrope and he isn’t an introvert. He knows, however, that silence hard to find in our hyper-​connected society. You can get as much of it as you want at Target, though, and it’s always free.
If you want chaos, then get a tetanus booster and go to Wal-​Mart. If you need everyone to shut the F up, go to Target. Mizlansky OUT.

Yesterday I visited the Target in Cherry Hill, NJ. First I will start by saying I love Target! But my visit yesterday was exceptionally good. A Team Rep. whose name was Keynan (I think) was extremely helpful. I was looking for a ladder bookshelf that I saw online earlier in the day. Keynan approached me and asked me if I needed help. I told him what I was looking for and he was more then willing to assist me in finding what I was looking for. Once we realized that the item I found was an online only item I was disappointed but I continued shopping. Keynan found me walking around the store and told me that he found an item similar to the item I was looking for and showed me the new item. I told him I liked the item and I would be purchasing the item. He also looked up the price of the item for me. He told me that I could continue shopping and he would get a cart and take the item to guest services. I gave him my cart to take the item to guest services. He came back from taking my item to guest service and brought me a new cart.
Once I got done shopping I went to guest services. There was a coupon for online for the item. The customer service rep allowed me to buy the item for pickup so that I could use the coupon. Later the security guard helped me get the item in my car. It was a good experience.

The quality of some of the products were not up to what i would expected.

I’m pretty sure my sister lives here. If you can’t see her, she’s probably hiding in the bathroom until the store is closed and then lives a fantasy life when no one is around. I can’t come home to visit family in Cherry Hill without at least one pit stop here to pick up some innocuous item I can probably get where I live out west, but I just want to buy now. Clean, close by, your typical target. Watch for the quality of Target-​branded goods, though, especially shoes — not always the best.

I like this target first because it had a massive parking lot. Second I like it because the store itself was very large and had many amenities too it. The staff was friendly as well which is always a plus. Now for the negatives the store seemed very disorganized it was hard to find what I was looking for and even harder to find the exit after I went around the store a bit. It was kind of a cluster f**k I also tried to buy school supplies here and they were out of literally everything. I am aware school just started and people buy stuff like crazy but I also feel as they should have had more stuff on hand considering it’s been a few days since school started and the walls and shelves were all picked dry. Another problem I had with this store is that there were no workers besides the cashiers. I just had to ask a question or two about what I was looking for or where stuff would be there wasn’t anyone around finally I what I could and got out before I got lost again. All and all this store could use a few improvements but, it wasn’t the worst store I have ever been in and especially not the worst target.

Who doesn’t love Target?
Aside from the atrocious parking situation (it took me over and hour to get out of the lot on Black Friday) this is a good Target.
Fairly clean. Good values. They have a food section like some of the newer Targets. If you’ve been to one Target, you’ve pretty much been to them all. Standard Starbucks up front.

I never shop here for one reason — getting in and out. I can’t even imagine trying to get out of there during the holiday season. There is an entrance from Chapel Ave. but for some reason they won’t let you use it. So I go to the Target (and the Pet Smart) in Mt. Laurel. I hate being trapped in a shopping center.

I haven’t reviewed Target yet? Weird.
This location is the closest to my home, and thus I stop in at least once a week. Customer Service is spotty like any chain store. Sometimes, the cashier will end up being the same person who rung me up earlier in the week — and will remember me based on my predictable purchases.
Then you have the pesky clearly-​hate-​their-​jobs-​passionately cashiers, who, when you make a simple request, call a manager over and then make blatant disgust-​expressions with the customer (me) standing right there, as if the world is immune to their faces.
With that said, my four-​star rating is not basing the store off of the employees. It’s the products. Generally, I can find whatever I need here, which is great when you need stuff in a pinch and don’t have time to shop around at five different stores.
This Target in particular also has a great location — right across from the mall and next to Kohl’s, PetSmart, and Sports Authority.

Not only is this a lovely large and well-​stocked location, but it has a Starbucks with great staff, that I can pull up to the door on a weekday morning, leave my flashers on as I run in and grab a coffee before I head off to work for the day… love it!
Of course, on regular trips here, I love to spend probably an hour minimum stocking up on everything in their wide, well-​lit and well-​stocked aisles. Damn you, Target, I can never leave without spending $ 100 or more! (it used to be $ 50, now it tends to be more… since I usually hit up the clothing or accessories!)

i had THE BEST big-​box-​store experience in the cherry hill target today.
the younger of the two women (floor managers? minding the lines at the registers?) was incredibly helpful in pointing me in the right direction of the seasonal department, as well as going above and beyond the retail call of duty when i asked her where i could buy a specific Wii game … she offered to go get it and meet me back at the registers so that i could covertly buy it with our daughter present.
WOW! amazing customer service!
thank you young lady with the brown hair and big smile — you rocked at your job today and i am grateful. the cashier was also a big charmer with only kindness happening behind the register!
nicely done, target cherry hill!

It is a Target, nothing unusual. People are usually pretty nice, they have the grocery section like others do, as well as a Starbucks and a small food area.
We have found that some of the things available here are not at some of the other local Targets, and vice versa, but for the most part it is pretty similar.

This Target has the rudest pharmacist I’ve ever met! A machine can count pills and so can a high school graduate. A pharmacist is educated in order to offer services above pill dispensing (which include advice) to their patients. She should be there to answer your questions but instead she is condescending and belittling as if you are wasting her valuable time by existing. The store is so-​so but the pharmacist is so awful that I now refuse to shop here!

This Target is just… just awful.
The shelves are bare, the clientele is loud and completely inconsiderate (the clothing section looks like a bomb went off… actually…everywhere looks like a bomb went off), the cashiers are completely filled with hatred towards the customers.
This is a «I have to get ONE thing and don’t have time to go to the Mt. Laurel location» emergency stop only.

Normally buy my cat food here. Even though Petsmart is right across the parking lot, Target’s prices are usually lower. (Plus I can shop for snacks!)
So I want to extend a big THANK YOU to Target for stocking Annies Gluten Free Mac & Cheese, at a GREAT price!
Hoping they’ll stock some more GF products. It’ll make my shopping a heck of a lot easier!

I have a private entrance to Target. Nah nah nah nah nah nah.
I love LOVE LOVE Target. I can never leave that store without spending at least $ 50. To have one so close!!! Winner winner chicken dinner (ew, I channeled Guy Fieri there).
This Target is clean, organized, and has a great layout. They’re always well stocked (in all departments) and I never have an issue finding what I need. I’ve never interacted with their staff, but it’s cool. I’m sure they’re lovely people. ;-)
I breeze in and out (well, sometimes) and get what I need.

You know I love my Target, but this one by far not my favorite at all. Location, location, location. It’s close to some bad areas, attracts bad crowds, the parking lots sucks-​sucks BALLS!!! The lot is too tightly spaces, as you come out, front or back, cars come close to hitting you. I know** I got rammed at this Target-​someone backed right into me, as I was going to park. With pedestrians coming in & out, just too tight.
Once you get in, the place looks pillaged, lack of inventory, no one one around to clean up. from when they first opened, completely opposite now. I would rather go to the one by me or Delran. Nope, After getting hit EVEN before I get in the store, No Thanks!!! Go to one much better.

This is not my fave target. My favorite is in Manahawkin NJ on the way home from the beach. My second fave is in Mt Laurel NJ near the wegmans. I’m not sure where this one falls on the list.
However, they have a starbucks! Mom and I at and shared a delish piece of lemon loaf and some drinks looking out the window and people watching, hot pink hair on a 30yr old! Shorts and black socks on a young guy? cute asian baby! We had a nice little chat and some yum nosh before we took on the store!
I scored a great pair of curtains that were repackaged and reduced!
Its a Target, and great if you are near the mall and way better then the frantic south philly Target!