Target

Love this Target! It’s not a super, but it has everything I need! Most of all, it’s never busy, even on the weekends! Love having the store to myself. Plus it’s in a great, safe location.

I live very close to this target and have always had a great experience. Some of the cashiers have been there for a while and recognize me whenever I come in. Always friendly and for the most part clean. I enjoy my shopping trips every time.

Target has among its stores many types of locations and that being the case you can count this one as the «Target Express».
Not as large as a Super Target and likely only to have the essentials, this location is easy to get in and out of. My one complaint is the cleanliness of the restrooms. Maybe it’s because it’s so easy to get in and out of the parking lot; it’s a quick pit stop in traffic when needed that and earns it an extra star.

I’m always slightly disappointed coming to this target– the staff is friendly enough but I always feel like its a challenge to get someone to help me here. While I know they did a remodel I only go here if I really need something quick– if Target had a «Target Express» this one would be it.

A decent Target, though smaller than some. Clean. Friendly staff.
My most recent visit discovered a shortage of stock on some items, but of course I found a whole bunch of other stuff I wasn’t looking for. I had more than one person check on us as we wandered the store which was very nice.
I love the RedCard, in spite of the recent issues, and like feeling like I’m getting a deal saving 5%. Plus, all those things I couldn’t find in stock in the right sizes, etc well I can shop online and get free shipping so it’s all good.
All in all, I’m a Target lover.

I have lived in this area near the County Line Road and University Target store. I shop there about once a week. Most sales associates are older and very helpful. About a month ago, it started going downhill when the seasonal workers were hired. They do not seem well trained. I am disabled, as well as recovering from a broken ankle.
I made the mistake of going to the Thanksgiving Sale at 8 pm for an I pad. I noticed while in line outside that these were not the usual local customers. When the doors opened, men and women over 40 were grabbing carts and running with them. I was appalled at this behavior.
Many sales associates were just smiling at this insane behavior. It is rather scary to have a 200+ pound man running at you with a cart when I am a 135 pound handicapped woman. I stood in the Apple line for about 20 minutes, watched the horrid behavior of adults, and left the store by hugging the wall.
I have no doubt that these people would have just run me over. It was a SALE! These people were buying electronics and things for themselves, not gifts. Black Friday is a good name for it. This behavior is very dark indeed. My problem with Target is that they seem to ignore the many handicapped shoppers. I am close to reporting them to the ADA or ACLU. c27155

I love shopping the clearances on home goods here. Every once in a while, I will find a really good deal; vases for $ 8, throw pillows for $ 5, that sort of thing. I wouldn’t usually pay full price for most of the stuff here, though, so to me the sales are where it’s at.
I’ve had similar experiences with the women’s clothing section, though lately Target hasn’t had clothes that are my taste. I’m not sure why the early ‘90s are coming back with the neon-​colored tribal prints, but I don’t want anything to do with it.
This is a great place for media, though. I usually come here rather than Best Buy for PC games. As the games get older, they drop the prices significantly. You can get lots of bang for your buck buying last year’s releases here.
Would have given more stars if their shelves were better labelled. I’m constantly finding out at the checkout that something was marked incorrectly, particularly in the electronics sections.

This Target has always been clean and organized. If you go here with any kind of regularity, get the Target RedCard for the 5% back and no hassle returns. All I have to do to return something is to have my RedCard with me and the credit will go back on the card.
My only complaint would be about some of the staff. It’s hit or miss. I’ve had perfectly fine cashiers, but I’ve also had some high school or possibly college cashiers who make it very clear that they hate their job. I definitely scope out my options before heading to a checkout line, whereas usually I just head for the shortest line. KIM IS THE BEST! In a world where chains rule, it’s nice to see Kim’s smiling face and chit chat on a weekly basis. It makes the whole thing feel a little more like Mayberry and a little less like 2013.

As mentioned by other reviewers, this is a fairly typical Target store. Newer than some perhaps, but nothing that sets it apart as better or worse than others.

Nothing special about this Target… but its still a nice store to shop at

In store Starbucks review:
Disgusting coffee and filthy milk/​creamer dispensers… they should clean this place up before the health dept shuts it DOWN!

This place is a joke. You can’t return an item WITH a receipt? Turns out their receipts «expire». Huh? So even if you can prove you bought something from them by producing a receipt they won’t take it back? Then why am I saving stupid receipts??? Even they must realize there’s no quality to the junk they sell. They managers in «customer service» have absolutely no «customer service» training whatsoever… if they did, they WOULD NOT let a customer walk away as mad as I did. Aren’t they there to make sure the customers are satisfied? You failed miserably.

Let me describe a situation to you, my fellow Unilocalers:
You go to Target on Black Friday to buy a TV. You’ve saved up for a while and are looking forward to finally making the purchase. You buy the TV and take it home but don’t open it because you’re in the process of moving. When the time comes, you excitedly open up the box and find that instead of your new TV, there’s a 5 year old dusty TV that doesn’t even work. After you get over the initial shock/​panic/​dismay, you go straight to Target and alert them of the issue.
You hand over your valid receipt and wait while an unhelpful «customer service» representative named Eric checks «something». Eric returns, tells you that they are rejecting the return and that you can either call the Target customer relations hotline and leave or he will call the police because you are attempting to make a fraudulent return. All of this before you can even get a word in edgewise.
This actually happened to me. Not only was I forced to deal with the disappointment of having spent $ 1,000 on nothing, but my return was rejected without any discussion and I was threatened with a call to the police. This is NOT the kind of treatment I expect anywhere, especially the Target store that I (used to) go to all the time. I understand Target’s position but I expect to be treated with more dignity and respect when I go in with a legitimate problem.
I know I didn’t commit fraud, I know that something happened on Target’s end (I think it’s likely a rogue employee switched out the TVs or they didn’t double check a return), and the most frustrating thing is that Target doesn’t seem to care to even hear about it. I know that I can’t prove anything and I will likely be forced to live with this stroke of bad luck, but I am not content with the way I was treated by Target in general and especially Eric.
So, I have two recommendations for you Unilocalers:
1) If you decide to buy ANYTHING at this Target, open it as soon as you leave the store (I would do it before you even go home) to make sure that you’re actually getting what you paid for. There is something shady going on at this place and they will not stand by their product. Their goal is to screw over the consumer and they will not help you when you need them to. I sincerely hope that in doing so, none of you experience the same thing that I did and whatever is going on behind the scenes here will be exposed.
2) If you find yourself at this Target and have the misfortune of having to interact with Eric, please request someone else. My other experiences with the employees at this Target have been generally positive and so I have to conclude that you would be better off interacting with somebody else.

Seems to be on par with every other target. The people working were very friendly and welcoming. The cashier actually seemed as though she liked her job and what she did. a nice little surprise on an afternoon target run!

Double check expiration dates on all food purchased here! I just purchased $ 50+ of groceries and a bag of cookie mix I just purchased expired 3 months ago… gross!

This Target store is just west of University Blvd. and just north of C-​470. The location is pretty convenient and the parking lot is easy to get into and out of. Like most Target stores the items you are most likely to be shopping for are far away from the entrance.
This store is usually well stocked and pretty clean unless you are looking for hardware or sporting goods items (not their best depts.) One thing I don’t like about this location is the check out lines. They often try to get by with only two lines open and there is often a wait. Also, the food aisles are too small for the number of people who are shopping in them. Oh well, I mostly just buy paper towels and pet treats here anyways.