Target

I loveeee Target (or shall I say, Tarjay). I do NOT go to Walmart except to visit the vending machine outside the building for a 50 cent soda. Why would you EVER go to Walmart? Lol. I do not care how much money I will save or what sale they have, I refuse to go to Walmart. I actually haven’t been inside one in over 4 years. Target is very similar in its offerings, but it excels where Walmart drops the ball – customer service. From the moment you enter the building, you will not feel like you’re in a crowded super center. Target is more of an upscale Walmart where the staff actually helps and enjoys doing it! You don’t have to wander the aisles looking for an item. You won’t be ignored, and you most definitely won’t wait 20 minutes in line at the cash register… you won’t even wait 10! As soon as there are three people in line, the cashier will call for backup! At Walmart, there will be 25 people in line with 2 lanes open. I’m not sure of the price differences because I don’t shop at Walmart, but from my experience, the quality of products is better AND I will gladly pay more for good service. #TeamTarjay

This is my store! I love this location! It’s convenient and it always has everything I need! Compared to others locations close by, this Target is definitely the best of them all! The store is fairly clean and is always well stocked! They don’t seem to run into problems where they have two cashiers for 20 waiting paying customers! I find myself here at least once a week! I question if I am here out of need or habit? I leaning towards the second option!

My most frequented Target because it’s the closest one to me. I used to come here a few times a week just because I was taking Salsa classes nearby, but not anymore. Now I come here once every few weeks.
If you’re thinking about going to WalMart on Dunvale, forget about it. Come here instead. Faster check outs, much friendlier and helpful workers. And most likely, they’ll have whatever you need from WalMart (unless you’re shopping for groceries).
I usually go check out their clearance electronics and I had found some great prices stuff that were deeply discounted (50% — 75% off). But do know that if anything ever goes on clearance on here, they get snagged real quick. So, be quick.
I’ve done a few online pick up here; and unlike WalMart, the online pick up process is quick and painless. So yeah, if you live in the area, forget WalMart and the craziness that goes on in that store. Come to Target!

Always easy going and willing to accept my coupons. I love shopping at this Target. Cartwheel, target coupons, manufacturer coupons and a 5cent discount for bringing your own bag! Combine it with their Target Credit card and get an extra 5% off.

I wish target would go back to their golden days stocked shelves, great deals, multiple cashiers, great customer service etc. this company is slowly deteriorating becoming worst than Walmart. Now shelves are always empty, there’s always only one or two cashiers and the prices use to be closer to Walmart and Kroger but now some items are just way over priced, and the great customer service is completely gone. I’ve tried and tried to keep shopping here but now I guess I’ll have to shop at multiple stores because I don’t like shopping at Walmart and only some krogers have there full line of general merchandise. Being a former employee it’s sad to see this happen to company.

Really? Its lunch hour and you have only two lines open with over 5 people standing in each!!! Where the heck am I at freaking Walmart?

I like this Target. Great location, good customer service, and clean store. Prices are higher than walmart but its a much better shopping experience.

I love, love, love Target and this location is close to my office. I can always find a salesperson on the floor if I need help finding something. I also like the fact that they have a grocery section with a wide variety of produce and snacks to choose from. They also carry bulks of snack items which is great for the office.

They have a really nice selection of stuff. The store is very clean and all of the shelves were well organized. Definitely one of the better Target stores in the Houston area!

If I am in the area after visiting Fadi’s, I will definitely stop in for groceries. I bought my first stack of storage bins here for college essentials and found it to be a convenient Target on a busy road. Good selection.

This Target is minutes away from the Wal-​Mart that is awful that is near by. So I must say it is a step up from their competitor, but overall, it’s just not as nice as other Targets around town. I am seldom over in this area anymore, since neither my work or my residence is near here. But during Halloween, I did make the trek along westheimer looking for costume ideas. They had very slim pickings as far as costumes too.

Target. The danger zone. The target is apparently on my pocketbook and they have pretty good aim! Of course it’s full of things that you need and things you don’t but will buy anyway. Prices are fairly competitive and I’m willing to pay a bit more to avoid the chaos of Walmart.

My latest trip to this Target was unbelievably horrendous. First, I wanted to return an item. When I got to the Guest Services booth no one was there. I stood there about 4 minutes until an employee walked up and instead of helping me this person just told me someone would be over to help me soon. Then another employee showed up, asked if someone had helped me yet and I said no, and this second employee ALSO just said someone would be there soon to help me. After standing around about 7 minutes an employee finally showed up who knew how to do a return. It was very irritating having to stand there that length of time to wait for an employee to show up who could actually help me.
Second, I wanted to print out my friend’s baby registry. This is where the real nightmare began. When I first tried to print the registry some kind of error occurred, and a white screen popped up describing the error and there was a large message stating that an employee would assist me soon to resolve the problem. So once again, I was stuck just standing there waiting for someone’s help. I waited awhile and after realizing that no one was actually coming, I motioned to an employee and he walked over to me and read the error on the screen and said that I would have to wait for someone else stating that he’s «not good at that kind of stuff.» I waited some more, and motioned to yet another employee that I needed help. He got the registry to print, but as I flipped through it I realized that all but one of the pages was blank! They had the page number and date on them but that was it. He didn’t know what was wrong and suggested I try the other computer and then walked off. So I tried to print the registry on the second computer (whose touch screen was not working and the scrolling roller ball was not working the way it should have been either) and sure enough this second computer froze before I could print the registry. As usual no employees were around and so I figured I would try my luck on the first computer again. Alas, this computer froze too. So I had no choice but to stand there and hope the ONE employee who knew something about these registry computers would come back. He did, and he finally was able to get the registry to print. So all in all, it took about 35 minutes for me to return one item and print one person’s registry. I am baffled that there were employees around and yet none of them seemed to know how to do anything. I will NEVER attempt to print out a registry at Target again, I never imagined so many things could go wrong while trying to print a few pieces of paper.
Lastly, this Target is like Wal-​Mart in that there were a ton of empty shelves and extremely cluttered and disorganized. If you ever come here in need of a certain lipstick, foundation, etc. there is a 99% chance they won’t have your color. I also had a hell of a time finding any of the things on the baby registry because as I said there were just a ton of empty shelves and NOTHING was where it should have been. I am really bummed about this Target because I live about 3 minutes away, but this one truly sucks.

This Target is extremely disorganized, and has very little selection. The shelves are half empty, and everything is mislabeled/​misplaced. Overall, Target is one of my favorite stores, but this particular location fails to meet my needs time and time again. Instead of going to this one, go to the Walmart just down the street off Dunvale. It’s more crowded, but at least everything is in stock.

My favorite store when I use to live in California and better that good here in Houston, I can do some quick grocery shopping in a clean location, most of the time is not crowded and if it is they open the registers. They always run special 50−75% sales in groceries

I love the Targets that are super stores. Saves me a trip to the grocery store… although their produce area is very limited, but I certainly don’t hold that against them… especially since they are not a grocery store.
Target is my go-​to place for any and all household items.

I try to come to this Target rather than WalMart, as it’s less of a hassle trying to check out and everything seems cleaner. Oh, not to mention that my car got hit on the passenger’s side while I was parked @ WalMart!!!
There’s plenty of parking space here, so I can safely park my car out of harm’s way without having to be in BFE. Most people park on the left side since that’s a more direct route from the entrance, but I like to park towards the right side.
I never had any problems with customer service, and all items are nicely stocked and in order. I like getting car wash supplies from here as they carry Meguiars, with the prices being the same as WalMart and in some cases a dollar or two cheaper!
Oh, and don’t come shopping here with a red polo shirt. You’ll regret it…

(At the customer service desk)
Me: «Hello, I was overcharged $ 0.50 for this item. Can I get my change back?»
Cashier: «Is this receipt from today?»
Me: «Yes, just now. It just rang up at the incorrect price.»
Cashier: «Actually, can you come back tomorrow with this receipt? The system will not recognize it until tomorrow.»
Me: «I’m sorry? It’s only 50 cents. I just bought it just now. I don’t understand.»
Cashier: «I know. I’m sorry but because it is a leap year the system does not recognize your receipt and I cannot refund your money until tomorrow.»
Me: –_​–
Cashier: «…Blah blah blah… leap year… blah blah blah… system…»
Me: «So this store just charged me incorrectly for an item; and when I bring it to your attention you want me to come back here –tomorrow– to get $ 0.50…because you absolutely cannot give it back to me today?!»
Cashier: «Yes, ma’am, because blah blah womp womp…»
–Right, because I am totally gonna make a special trip to Target in my SUV for fifty cents. That makes perfect sense. Ugh.

I came here to buy Apples-​to-​Apples for a party. My roommate and I had been scoping it out for a while, as we like to entertain. On several separate occasions, we saw the Party Box Edition for $ 19.99 on the shelves, including the day I went to purchase it.
I go to the cashier, and it rings up as $ 25.99. I hate to be cheap and haggling over $ 6, but really? So, I pointed this out to her. She had some guy come over and check it with a special, handheld scanner. She said, «Yeah, it says $ 25.99 on the shelf, too.» I acknowledged that it may be ringing up that way, but the shelf said otherwise. She dismissed me by saying, «It was probably put in the wrong place then. The scanner tells us what the shelf says and what the price should be.» Um, how about you go and physically check the shelf? *Grr…*
NOT COMING TO THIS TARGET EVER AGAIN. Oh, and Corporate Target — your «Contact Us» form sucks, too!

This is my favorite Target! The other ones are either too snobby or on the cusp of being ghetto.
My sister and I are regulars here. Some of the staff recognize us, I think. Before I moved to Chicago, my sister and I were here almost 3 or 4 times a week. I really miss this location. Now I’m stuck with my Target in a semi-​ghetto location.
They always have a good variety of DVDs, clothes, and home stuff.