Target

I often visit this target after my trip to the mall and have had no concerns or issues. Many of their employees are not as helpful and or tend to goof off with other employees when putting away stock, but this has not even deterred me from visiting this location. For the past year, I have brought my small dogs with me in a pet stroller. Again, no concerns or known issues. Not once have I been informed nor approached that dogs are not allowed in the store especially since several customers bring their dogs (big or small) to walk with throughout the mall including Target.
Please keep in mind again these tiny dogs are in an enclosed stroller and do not have their heads sticking out nor are they walking around. In addition, I never get close to the market /​pantry area understanding some customers may have an issue with this. I’m trying to be considerate. However, this past Monday (²⁄₁), I went for a quick visit to purchase two items. I entered with my dogs in their enclosed stroller walking past Target security and again no issues. I’m going about my business and a couple of steps later I was approached by said Target security stating dogs are not allowed and I must exit the store.
This was not an issue and I exited the store. My biggest concern here is the fact that for the past year I have been to this store with my dogs and have had no issues. I often visit this store 2−3x a week with the dogs again with no concerns. This time I am asked to exit, but as I exit there is another customer with a much larger dog walking the floors of Target using the self checkout lane who happens to be in front of another Target security towards the entrance to the mall. Second, if dogs are not allowed in the store, fine and so be it. Just have all employees and security enforce that and be on the same page. I shouldn’t be the exception to the rule especially if my tiny dogs are in an enclosed carrier while a larger dog is walking freely with its owner. I was informed that the exception to this rule is a service dog; however, the large dog we encountered was NOT a service dog.
I find it ridiculous because once again my dogs are small, harmless and in an enclosed space. Whereas, there are some pet owners who let their dogs walk around the store with them causing problems with stock items in sight and or have accidents that the owners or even the store employees do not even bother to clean up.
The biggest threat too is for a dog, who is not in an enclosed carrier, to bark, bite and have other behavioral issues.
I’m quite disappointed and all I’m stating is that management and these employees be fair and learn store policies so they all can enforce accurately.

I always love Target! This one was pretty large with two floors. It is also connected to the mall which is cool. Large parking lot so it is convenient to go to.

This target is my fave. It has three floors so if you are are looking for something you have three chances, but since this target is popular most of the time the stuff I need are out of stock. The service is very good and the workers are very kind. In all I do recommend this target but you have to come a little early

Ugh, I hate this Target. I am a Target lover, but this one is too crowded, too messy, too unorganized. The parking is such an issue, since it’s connected to the mall. Can’t do a quick Target run for sure here, good luck getting in or out quickly. Lines are super long always and clothes are all over the floor. Not to mention, half the workers here don’t even care about their jobs.

This Target needs a SERIOUS Customer-​Service Overhaul. Not easy to find a Sales Associate, and when you do, they’re rude. Do American companies even provide any proper Training anymore? Yikes!

I have just had some great shopping here. Staff was very helpful with price matching and honoring their deals online although the store was not showing the same. They are very knowledgeable and very kind. And then the Starbucks barista took me order with the biggest and sweetest smile. I left the store smiling also.
Maybe that’s what we need to do. Treat each other wth respect and both together have better experience in life and bring happiness back home.
Happy Holidays!

Target is truly the crossroads of America where people from all walks of life congregate to get good bargains on everyday necessities. Take for example this exchange that I saw the other day:
I’m in line buying batteries and onion powder. In front of me is an old lady with dyed red hair buying shoes and a black cocktail dress. A few minutes later, another old lady joins the line pushing a her shopping cart full of nothing but English muffins and a jar of jam. The red-​haired lady scowls, thinking it obnoxious that the lady would take a whole cart just to push around two items. I don’t mind. She’d old so it helps to push around something with wheels instead of perilously walking on your own. The older lady knows she’s being scowled at, but doesn’t react. She’s from a bygone time where people were more polite and civilized. She just goes about her business and smiles.
When the red-​head gets to the front, she busts out her Target card, but it doesn’t work. Apparently she forgot to activate it before leaving the house. She had no idea credit cards needed to be activated. She fumbles through her wallet looking for more cards, but none of them seem to work. As she’s doing this, her daughter comes by and doesn’t offer to pay, instead just standing there like a bump on a log. Meanwhile, the line keeps getting longer and longer.
The older lady from before – the one with the English muffins and jam – turns around behind her and sees the line growing. She says to no one in particular (but loud enough so everyone can hear), «Can you believe it?! None of her cards works!» The young lady behind her is holding a large box of condoms and staring at her phone. The old lady nudges her and says, «Can you believe it!?» The young lady cannot.
Mercifully, the red-​head finds a card that works and is able to pay. She collects her belongings and scurries away from the register. As she does so, the older lady sighs very loudly and goes, «Aiyayayayaya!» which I think is old-​lady speak for «BYE, FELICIA!»
I fucking love Target.

10 employees standing around while only 1 cashier rings ups customers… The other 9 are complaining as to why they are the ones working the night shift. Thank you only to Janet for helping the entire line of people.

This is one of the targets that I frequent the most. Yesterday they were giving out Star Wars lunch box to the kids. I also get great deals using discounts like their app. I got a game on clearance for 7.50. I came in for a shower curtain and left with dinner, stationary, and the game. Their 3 floors give space to have a lot of variety and I always find a lot of clearance items.

I’m a regular at several target’s in the valley. Let me tell you why to go here instead of any other target.
1. Friendly cashiers. Its 9 o’clock at night, everybody just wants to head home, and Naginder, our cashier, didn’t give us grief for using
fact he found a better way of using them.
Thanks Naginder
2. The managers at other targets don’t seem to understand that when you have a clearance item, you want to get rid of it as fast as you can. The product had a chance to make the full amount of gross profit when it was a regular product on the shelf. Why would you not clearance it out at the maximum amount?
This store has no illusions of where the profit comes from, and clearances out items at a higher percentage to get rid of dead stock.
Good job.
3. As if I had to go beyond two reasons of why you should go to this target, I will give you a third. Its big. Its a three floor target. And it’s connected to a mall.
You can’t go wrong.

Located inside Glendale Galleria or rather attached to…
They have their «own» parking area but it’s jam packed like the rest of the mall.
It’s filthy, disorganized, and under staffed.
There’s ALWAYS a line at the checkout and not all of the registers are open even with customers waiting in line for 10+ minutes.
Most of the folks who work here are not friendly and are not well informed of their work place.
I stay away from this target like the plague and only visit if none of the other targets (in close proximity) have the item I need in stock.

(Shopped 02÷02÷15 M @ 2:00pm and many times before and after): Target me with low prices on movies and music, but can you please do something about the traffic and bad drivers?!
It was finally time I wrote a review for Glendale’s Target location since this was one of two (Eagle Rock the other) I frequented conveniently close to my parent’s house. I normally wouldn’t make a point to shop at this store unless I was in the area for something else since the traffic in downtown Glendale has become one hot steaming pile of a mess. However, like a moth to a flame, it was always hard not to at least walk through and checked it out (I loved the $ 1.00 bins!). And, I really favored their well-​stocked media section of movies and music (my kryptonite). So this review was based mostly on that:
Blu-​Ray/​DVD/​Digital Copy Movie Combo Packs ($ 10.00×4) — I still bought physical movies which they usually had a surprisingly good selection along with some nice «Target Exclusive» editions. Plus, I swore they sold these at loss-​leader prices to attract other purchases throughout the store… but not me. On this particular day, I couldn’t pass up these movies: «Chef», «Sin City A Dame To Kill For», «Silver Lingins Playbook», «Pitch Perfect». When I could own a movie, watch it in the comfort of my own home with a killer sound system without the various distractions, and paid less than when it was shown in the theatres… I knew value when I saw it and these were it — winning!
Service — With a sales staff that ranged from first-​job high schoolers to semi-​retired older adults, I’ve honestly never had any issues with anyone I’ve ever dealt with. Someone always greeted me when I entered or left, answered any questions I had, genuinely seemed to know their products and appeared happy, and the lines went rather quickly. I’ve experienced this at my other «favorite» location.
Parking (Free) — Located in the Glendale Galleria, there was a ton of parking both free or valet — ’nuff said.
Atmosphere, décor, ambience — Your typical «deparcery» store, there were actually THREE levels filled with clothes, food, gardening, home furnishings, household goods, toiletries and more. There were interior mall entrances on two levels, long escalators and quick-​ride elevators found off to the side, and a decent amount of checkout counters also on two levels. The prescription counter and groceries were on the 2^nd Level. Of course, the walls and floor were covered with various ads and POP/​POS displays. Natural lighting only came through the 1^st-​Level street entrance while the rest of the store was electric soul-​sucking fluorescent lighting. At least in the electronics, entertainment and media departments (3^rd Level)
, there were TVs and background music.
Attire — Totally casual, so I would normally be in a t-​shirt, boardshorts, and flip-​flops.
Overall, I really liked the Target location in the Glendale Galleria with the exception of the horrendous traffic around the entire area and then to dodge, evade and nearly fight against the equally clueless drivers that plagued the city. Not nearly a Super Target but with the potential if only it had the additional space, this was a well-​ran store and heavily stocked. Yet, I primarily bought my media items here. I found exceptionally good value based on the prices, service, and experience noted above (total paid experience was around $ 44.00; no tip required). And, they accepted my credit card of choice… AMEX! 4.0 STARS

I REALLY love me some Target, but this one is disjointed. Target shouldn’t be a main mall store. It really doesn’t work as a multiple story venue.
Every time I go the elevators are broken or being repaired. There is an escalator specifically for carts, that always seems to be in repair as well. This makes shopping efficiently impossible.
Depending on what time and day you go, parking can be insane. Mall-​goers are pretty aggressive parkers at the Galleria so if you need to stop by Target for a quick something, this is definitely not the place for you. You’ll waste tons of time trying to find a spot, or waiting for people blocking the parking lanes. Very bad design.
The store itself seems to be stocked fairly well, but it’s just so difficult to get in and out. And to navigate all the different floors. Like if you want lotion it’s on one floor, but if you need candles, they’re on another, socks? Different floor. It’s a pain in the butt.
The Target in Eagle Rock isn’t as new, but it’s a WAY better layout. Easy to park and quick in and out. A better place all around. Plus, Target doesn’t belong at the Galleria. It’s just out of place next to a Bloomingdales an Macy’s.

I think I live here!!!
3 story Target.
Lots of clearance.
Download Target app for mobile in-​store coupons.
Target does a price match.
Starbucks on 1^st level.
3 levels of parking.
Take your own bag.
10 cents per paper bag.

This Target location is fine in comparison to other targets. There are always plenty of employees to point you in the right direction. The escalators always seem to be working. The shelves and displays are well kept for the most part and every time I’ve been in a line that was long, help came soon after.
It’s Target, you know what to expect. I’ve not had a bad experience at this one.
I do enjoy the fact that this one is connected to the mall cause it’s really a one stop shop kind of deal as long as you don’t mind walking. Any target with a Starbucks inside is cool with me.

This Target is located at the Glendale Galleria and is three stories high.
Cart wipes are available at the main front entrance of the store and my favorite dollar spot section is also here as well.
Free WiFi here is easy to get on and quite fast.
This Target has just about the same layout as other Targets with 3 stories.
Just an FYI, bring your own bags or you will either have to purchase a bag at the register or carry all of your items to your car sans the bag.

Very busy location since connected to Glendale galleria mall.
Located inside actually. This place looked like a madhouse when i was there this Sunday evening. It sucked having to line up at a cash register for just two items but a nice gentleman allowed me to get in front of him. Very nice gesture. I applaud him and celebrate people with common sense and decency.
Im a Target fan and customer for life, however, i will be skipping this location unless im there for some odd reason.

The closest Target to me that has free parking! Parking can be tough if you come to the Galleria at high peak hours, but there is always plenty of parking available. This place has 3 levels, with the awesome escalator for shopping carts.
This store has always been clean and organized with a solid selection of clearance items in women’s, infant, and men’s clothing. At times, I have looked for grocery items (such as bread), only to learn that they are sold out! However, most of the time, items are always in stock. This is a smaller target than the larger one floor Targets found in suburbia, so there is less selection in flavors of food or sizes of kitchenware. Nevertheless, I always enjoy window shopping at this Target to pass time or wait for a friend who is finishing up shopping at the mall. Don’t really understand the negative reviews for customer service. I have had great customer services experiences with fast check out and speedy returns.
My only gripe is that I sometimes lose track of what I need and find myself riding the escalators between floors more than once (This is the downside of multilevel Targets). Plan ahead to increase your shopping efficiency!