Target Stores

Sometimes you just need several disparate things and going to four or five specialty stores ain’t in the cards. Therefore, you shop at Target.
While I remember anticipating for years a Target location for the upscale southwest side, what we received is disappointing. The aisles are cramped with merch and people, the double wide carts don’t fit through the aisles once you’re off the main drag, and there is no natural light or open space. Give me a smaller cart I can at least maneuver through the space or widen the space if you want me to fill this thing. Two customers can’t even be in the same aisle because the carts take up the width and length.
The clientele is better than what’s at the Mart across the way, and you can feel a bit less skeezy about contributing to poverty wages of workers by opting for Target.
I suggest that Target rethink their lackluster offering and upgrade to a modern Target, perhaps a two story, a Super Target buildout preferably.
Unilocalers, be prepared to get your groceries at Meijer or Fresh Market, and still potentially stop at another store to meet all your needs.

I’m torn here… While I’d much rather go to Target over «that other place» nearby any day of the week, this Target is somewhere between a normal old school Target and a Super Target. Yes they have some food/​produce but not much. It seems to be just the wrong amount for me to ever do much shopping here. Clean store, friendly workers, sometimes cheaper than WM too. If you’re looking for home goods/​clothes/​cosmetics definitely check here first. If it’s food you need, you may need to pass.