Target

I have been going to this target for over 4 years but rencently I have been going thru some pretty shitty visits I had my laundry soap n bleach in my cart the cashier did not place it in bags N she did give me a option I said no it’s OK but I had it other things in bags so as I’m walking out I get stopped by this kid I think he was a security guard he says, excuse can I see your recipt I’m like sure he looks in my cart N steps back looks around my cart I
him N ask him are you kidding me right now he was like umm just looking made me feel like a criminal I complained to the manager magen she was no help!!! Never going to this target rather go to the Hip target in norridge

We came shopping here to get toys for a charity drive, and booze for making drinks for ourselves later (great combo, I know). The toy section had great options for boys and girls and many age levels. A lot was more than we wanted to spend, but when we really looked around, we found some good options that fit our price range, so we could buy a decent amount for donation.
The booze section is relatively basic. We were able to get bitters and simple syrup, but opted to go to the liquor store to have more of a selection on the booze we wanted. I pretty much expected this to be the case.
Short wait times in line even being a friday night during the holiday season. Bonus points for that!
Overall, an A-​OK location.

This Target sells old food. Even after I notified them about the problem, when I came back in a month there was STILL even older food on the shelves (crackers). And when I say old, I mean like almost a year PAST the expiration date on the box.
I told a manager and she removed the boxes, but wasn’t very apologetic and didn’t seem pressed.

I love target but this one is a pit-​think Walmart the day after Black Friday-​merchandise on the floor, nothing organized –couldn’t find anything or anyone to help

This is a target. There are many like it, but this one is mine.
That being said, its no super target, and the lines seem long most of the time.
The clientele is questionable no matter what time you go. Meeeehhhh.

This location was a little sloppy, it was hard to find the garland in the seasonal section!
I know crazy!
There was long lines and lucky there was someone (a manager maybe??) calling associates to open up cashier lines otherwise I would have been there longer and this was just 2 in the afternoon.
So I do not know if there is a better time to go but just carve out a lengthy period of time to waste when going into this Target.

This Target is okay. It’s usually pretty clean, and prices are good. The one thing though that SUCKS is getting out of here. They almost never have enough lanes open. Seriously, there are like 20 lanes and there have been plenty of times at 4:30-ish where only 1 lane is open. One! Totally absurd. I was there yesterday and waited for literally 10 minutes while a price had to be checked. The manager took forever, and never once apologized. They never say sorry for delays. I go here b/​c it’s convenient to me on my way home, but I hate how inept their check-​out process is here. I see tons of workers, yet rarely anyone on lanes. Stupid. On a side note, I feel the quality of their clothes has gone downhill, but that’s more corporate Target’s fault than anything.

I’m a big fan of the entire Target company. It is the epitome of convenience, elegance, simplicity, and home-​friendliness all bundled into one mega sized store. It appeals to every single person, room, and entity in the home. I can come here for any reason — seriously anything.
I go to this location because it’s close to me. Not only is it geographically appealing to me, but the workers are also very friendly. Specifically, Carmella exhibited a phenomenal example of customer service when I was there the other day. While buying home decoration for my new apartment, she asked me if I had the Cartwheel app (an app made for easy mobile couponing). She suggested for me to download it because there was a sale for home décor that day. I thought that was extremely generous for most cashiers could care less for my savings. Throughout the download time, she was charismatic, smiling, and very friendly still. I am very grateful for her and the experience she provided.
Aside from the customer service, the store is huge with a grocery section as well. It’s a one shop stop with great deals everywhere. Highly recommend this location! Loveeeeee!

I’m a shopper of Target, but what’s getting nerveracking is when u go to ck. Out at the Melrose Pk. store & is crowded there’s only 2 lanes open out of 16. The person in charge doesn’t call anyone up front to help. I think this store needs to change their ck. Policy or get new Mgmt. Was there on 2÷14÷14 A.M.

I went to the target at Melrose Park today trying to score a bedding set for a great door buster price. Apparently there were no more in stock at that price, so I grabbed a different colored one, same style and brand. I go to the register and the girl Is like let me check the price. Ok fine. Then that girl asks another girl and all rude she’s like no only marked ones are on sale ok well how would I know what ones are at that price when you still have the price up take it down morons. Then I go back to ask to speak to the manager and Andy comes to me and is like let me check. He comes back and is like no no more and would not honor that price. So fuck you target lost my business. Remember target one happy customer results in many happy customers. Shitty service.

There are many better options in the area.
I went here while pregnant. (visibly so).
Anyhow– my husband and I were eyeing pack-​and-​plays and bouncers while getting ready to start a registry. We got yelled at for pulling down a display. The woman who yelled at us walked away and didn’t offer any kind of assistance. So we left the product down and continued about our business investigating the item to see if it would be a good fit. She came back even more upset than before (You know. I get it… we didn’t listen…). So my husband put the item back away and we walked out of the store.
We registered at Babies R Us… I was really hoping to save a bit.
I don’t think of target as a store you go to for «savings» anymore. Not that Babies R Us was a better option– but I was hoping to save a few bucks in registering there.
Will not be returning anytime soon.

I hope I don’t regret my visit … But I did. The price you pay when you’re tired and don’t feel like driving to Wal-​mart, (but I’m kicking myself that I didn’t just go to Marshall’s across the street!)
I went in for one item, came out with three all. One item, a skirt was special for $ 7.00, but tight leggings and basics «leggings» $ 16 and then taxes $ 25.
Clothing on the floor, (not their fault, but messy, thoughtless customers), yet clerks are standing around chatting. Signs were confusing. Is it a sale item or not. NOT! Most of the «sale» items are either too small or really big and both don’t look like anybody would buy them. The sale items as a whole look like they come from a resale shop, (I’m okay with resale shops, but if I’m buying for new it shouldn’t look used).
A manager, was managing the lanes. I was told by one clerk that she was closed, but the manager sent a customer with three items, (like me), to her lane and she was open again…
And let’s talk about «sale». Really? I feel as if I’m the «mark» and target has hit me! I told myself once never again and then I slipped and returned… I’ve learned my lesson.

Honestly just go somewhere else. Its not even target its a ghetto version of target. People who work their are rude, they never ask you thier phrase «Can i help you find something» Customer service is ridiculous. Please im honestly begging you go to the one in rosemont, or in the city, Just avoid this one like a bad infection.

This is «my» Target and it’s a pretty good one, I must say!
The parking lot is spacious and is accessible from 9^th Avenue and North Avenue. The inside was *just* renovated and is spankin’ brand new. Now it has a grocery store!
I’ve tried all kinds of aspects of Target ranging from their Customer Service (returns/​exchanges), Pharmacy, electronics, home goods, and all kinds of other things.
Employees are easy to find and professional. Price check machines are all over the place.
They’ve never gone out of their way to «wow» me, but I’ve never had any reason to be annoyed with this Target and I have no complaints. It’s a keeper!

‘F’ this Target and the Mgr!
I made a purchase of 2 Christmas Money Cards today and planned on putting (1) $ 50 bill in each envelope as opposed to 2 twenties and a 10, or 50 singles…
When I asked the tall, thin, Male Mgr. if he could please break my $ 100 for 2 fifities, he said, «WE DON“T HAVE ANY FIFTY DOLLAR BILLS» —
When I went to the 2 other cashier’s when their drawers were open, they BOTH had $ 50 bills but said the MGR would have to make the change — when I went back to the manager, he said NO because they NEED those bills to make small change… FIFTY DOLLAR BILLS FOR SMALL CHANGE??? I don’t think so! But I do know I won’t be back…
I went to JEWEL and they were more than happy to break my $ 100 for 2 fifty dollar bills and I didn’t even have to make a PURCHASE with them!
MERRY CHRISTMAS TARGET!!!

They have a Starbucks inside of this Target, which earns it an extra star. I used to work at The RoomPlace which is right next door.
When I was taking a break from Panda Express, sometimes I opted for the healthier option of grabbing a few apples or other produce at their small fresh fruits and veggies area inside.
As noted by a previous reviewer, there’s ALMOST enough goodies in here to do your regular shopping. I’ve never fancied Target as my primary outlet for stocking up only because they don’t offer as good as deals as other places.
Thankfully there a really large area for over-​the-​counter meds, in addition to their full-​size pharmacy. They also have an in-​house deli and small lunch counter if you wish to eat inside the store.

I recently purchased a Schwinn bicycle at this Target. They had the best selection of quality bicycles outside of a bike store. The bicycle is of high quality, but was assembled by someone who didn’t know how to adjust the derailleurs. I had to bring the bike back for adjustment. It was ready the next day. I tested it with a 20 mile ride. It still wasn’t right. I brought it back again, and waited 6 days. I lost patience and went to get it. The Target person said it wouldn’t be ready for 2 to 3 weeks. I just took it. I rode it to Dan’s Bike shop in Berwyn and they had it adjusted in about 4 minutes.
In conclusion Target has good products but poor, unqualified technicians.

Having to commute every day from the south side all the way out to Fraudview for my job, I prefer to get home as quickly as possible after work, trying to leave the near-​west suburbs fading in my rear view mirror. Typically though, I need to make a run to get a few things after work a couple times per week.
«What’s that honey? We need tooth paste, a dozen eggs, toilet paper, an all-​black 4×6 inch picture frame, a bag of potatoes, instant coffee, a package of tube socks (preferably with a navy blue hoop on the top), a bag of frozen chicken breasts, a copy of George Michael’s Greatest Hits CD, kitty litter, bib lettuce, shampoo, Blue Moon beer, a rotisserie chicken, and a child’s toy for a friend’s kid’s birthday that is coming up?»
If it weren’t for Target, my already long days of getting home around 7:00 or so would turn into daily marathons of leaving work and heading to no fewer than three different stores to get things done. Target can handle all of those requests and much more. The best part is– it is in the same shopping center as my office– which makes the convenience of Super Target that much more convenient.
The prices aren’t always the cheapest, but I find that they aren’t that much more expensive than anywhere else, and in many cases actually are cheaper than places like Jewel, Osco, and Whole Foods. This place is also well kept and managed for the most part. It does get busy on the weekends, but isn’t too much to deal with.
I also like to pronounce it by its more fancy name: «Tar-​shay» just because I am dumb like that. Bonus points for some of the prepared foods they offer too. I have found that out of all of the packaged sushi/​maki rolls that are done, that the quality and taste here is the best, and with many of them going for less than $ 4.00– it sure beats eating at McDonald’s every day for lunch.

Confession — I have never been to a Super Target until I went here last night. To me, a Target lover, this is the mecca. They sell dozens of different Jelly Belly candies in bulk at $ 7/​lb. My husband’s favorite hot dogs are almost $ 6 at Jewel, $ 2.49 here. Yogurt without HFCS? Yep, Target has it for about $.68. Fancy ice cream? Yep! Fancy cookie dough? Yep! I am definitely coming back!
The service was very friendly and the cashier was really nice. I don’t know if others were there at a busy time, but my visit was the best!
Sidenote — I seek out the best produce and I didn’t look at Target’s (quality or prices). I also didn’t look check out the deli or bakery. I will update this review soon!

It’s trendy to like Target. Look at Michele O. (not a fellow Unilocaler but our next first lady); since I am a proud neighbor of hers I am not ashamed to say I like Target.
This one especially. First it’s close to my sweetie’s work and a potential quick kiss on the road (!); then it’s everything I need (or almost) under the same roof. I can grocery shopping and waste my time in the clothing/​jewelry/​home improvement sections all the while sipping on a nice latte from the Starbucks conveniently located inside the store. What’s not to love about that???
Oh — and this is definitely my to-​go place to buy kitchen gadgets… large selection and reasonably priced — me likey!!!