Target

Not a bad target location. They carry a lot of great products, mostly home décor, bathroom supplies, toys, electronics, clothing, but some other odds and ends as well like car accessories. My biggest problem with Target stores in general is that the lines always seem to move at snails pace. Luckily the self checkout line is convenient for this, but it’s not always an option for bigger items. I still recommend shopping here and to be honest their prices really aren’t half bad.

The store is nicely organized and there are several things that have better prices than other stores. I save a couple dollars on certain items that I buy regularly however I can’t stay in the store more than 10 minutes because of the awful smell that hits me as soon as I walk in. It is a burned rubber or even maybe a chemical smell that is definitely in the front of the store. I try to figure out if it is a film developing smell but I didn’t know stores still had that service. It is definitely overwhelming and has been going on in that store for the last few years. I commented about it on their website before but never heard anything back. Just makes me wonder how bad is the air quality in this store with such a strong irritating smell. I wish I could shop there more as a live nearby but for now I run in n run out.

Clean and organized. Came here for a video game for my son. Lots of selection and got help right away. Also, got a price match on the game. Online target had Dying Light priced cheaper then in store. Paid for the game with ease in the electronics department.
As for the front end check-​out, it took a little longer because of the long lines. Cashier was friendly and nice.

The Glen Mills Target is a step up from the Springfield Mall Target (see my review for it). The SM Target is rather ghetto, with customers acting like they’re in a zoo, and the legions of soccer/​stay-​at-​home moms who shop there are usually out for blood. (Yes, I’ve seen them fight to the point where they almost come to blows!) The clientele here seems like a better breed, and I don’t feel unsafe when I shop here, unlike the other Target.
The only drawback is that this Target isn’t plainly visible from Route 1; if not for the bull’s eye, you’d never know it was back there. It’s kind of jammed into the back end of the shopping village. Otherwise, I prefer this location and wish I lived closer to it.

I love this Target and do a lot of my grocery shopping here! It’s just so much more relaxing somehow than the one off of 202 in Delaware. That one just always seems like a madhouse to me! This one is definitely my «Go-​To Target.»

Good location off route 1. Service is fair and the reason for a three.

Hmmm… well ill leave with the another chain store kibda review.

Big Target with groceries and all «the usual» Target-​y stuff.
No issues.
Parking lot, although enormous, is packed on weekend.
Surburbia-​typical.

Very nice Target, clean not horrendously crowded. The grocery area has good produce and other items at decent prices, a definite plus. My only wish with this target is that it would stay open unitl 11pm year round, not just during the holidays. The Delaware target stays open till 11 all nights except sunday I think. I love shopping later at night.

This Target rocks. It’s very clean, has all of the essentials of a Target and a nice clientele. They also have a good grocery area. We bought blueberries and blackberries there yesterday — not only a good price, but these were some really delicious berries. This is my favorite Target to go too because it’s convenient to Brinton Lake (across the street), next to Home Depot, and there are so many other stores and restaurants to go to while you get your errands done.

This Target store is in an odd location, tucked away in the back of a strip mall with a strange layout. Aside from that, this is a rather standard Target store. It’s clean and well-​stocked. Checkout was fast. If only it was 3 miles to the south so we can save on the sales tax. But wait, there’s a Target store there too!