Target Stores

If you do not like the cool springs location you might consider coming here. They are never busy even during Christmas! I do not find they have less stock or things than the busy stores. And they have a Starbucks you can have coffee while shopping.

This is probably my favorite Target in Middle Tennessee. It’s always stocked, clean, and well staffed. The best part? It’s typically not busy AT ALL. It’s like having my own personal Target store!
It’s also super easy to park (the spots on the side of the building are almost always empty).
The staff at the Starbucks here are also top-​notch. They make great coffee and are polite as can be. This is my #1 go-​to Target store!

Yes, it’s a Target. It’s not going to be any different from the other Targets you visit, unless you are accustomed to Super Targets with the full grocery store and cavernous selections of stuff.
But more importantly, this is my Target. Yes, I feel like the girl in the «my Kroger» commercial, but I do not shop at Kroger, so I’m not.
For some reason, this Target is easier to get in and out of, the parking is better, the crowds are better (except on the day after Thanksgiving — it’s still a Target so don’t even try). The staff of this Target are really great, and very accommodating.
About seven months ago I accidentally left a bag of some of my purchases at the check out. Once I figured it out hours later, (was wrapping holidays gifts), I called the store on the off chance my dollars had not been just thrown away… and they said no problem, they have an area in customer service for just this purpose. Seriously, people this all the time buying things and then leaving the store without them.
I went to customer service and my heart sank with my bag with horse riding Barbie and whatever else it was could not be located among the lost toys. But the customer service rep said no problem again, just asked to see my receipt from what items were now in the black hole, and went and retreived duplicates for me.
Target assumes that the next customer probably picked up my bag by mistake, and that person may or may not return the «free» merchandise on their next visit. Or maybe they donated it to a charity. Or maybe they just wrapped it up for their neices or nephews. Either way, they won huge points with me and now I spend way too much money there.
The only reason I didn’t get them five stars is my serious envy of the super-​Target down the street in Spring Hill, but a girl can dream…

Like other reviewers stated — it’s a Target. It’s clean. It has good stuff. What more do you need to know? That’s about it, right?
Well, not quite. I have to admit, I’m a couponer. Not the hoarding 10,000 bottles of BBQ sauce kind, but the one who likes really good deals on essentials like diapers and deodorant. And I can tell you from this standpoint, this is a fantastic Target. They are polite and helpful. They know the companies coupon policy. They never get upset when you pull out a stack of coupons.
Of course, if you don’t coupon, maybe you don’t care. But it does speak well of their customer service. Other Targets in the area have been rude and unhelpful. They also don’t seem to have high turn over so you’ll see the same friendly face time and time again.

It’s Target. You know what a Target is. If you’re reading this, you clearly have internet access and live in the 21^st century. You don’t need me to describe the wares of Target.
This one is laid out like every other Target in the Nashville area (that I’m aware of). The only difference I’ve noticed is that some are mirror images of others. On this one, when you walk in, the registers are on the left. Ta da! Now if you’ve ever been in any Target ever, I’ve just given you the magic key so that you know your way around this one.
What makes this Target special is the fact that unlike any other Target in the history of anywhere ever… it’s never busy. Never.
Want to go shopping the day after Christmas? You’ll have to wait behind a whopping 4 people.
Want to go shopping on Black Friday? I’m sorry, but you’re going to have to park 8 spots from the door instead of your customary 4.
Seriously — no one is ever there. It would almost be creepy if it weren’t so awesome — they always have multiple registers open, even on weeknights.
If there were a Zombie Apocalypse (or an Undead-​American Uprising, for the PCers out there), I’m fairly certain that it’s unfrequented enough that you would be safe here…

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