Target

I believe you know what you are getting when you go to Target. The clothing selection is very good, the store is clean but the staff is inconsistent. I’m not a huge fan of the food selection which could be over priced. The good news is A&P Fresh is right next door. Overall, I know what to expect when I go to this Target– hopefully they train the staff a little better.

For me, Target is hit or miss. This time I had a gift card from the Rachel Ray Show for $ 50… so i HAD to use it! :)
I bought DVDs, CDs, and a few other things totaling 78.00… I was a happy camper! :)

A stout, heavyset, black cashier tried to con me into signing up for a target card. Originally asked if I would have to repay any money for using the card and he claimed that it was just a discount card and that I get a 5% discount every time I use it. I was filling out the electronic form until it got to the part where I was asked for my annual income. I asked him why I needed to put in this info for a discount card and then he says «oh just put in 40 because that’s about average.» I asked him again because I refused to finish filling it out at this point so he says «oh it’s just so the bank knows what your spending limit will be.» I then called him out on attempting to trick me into signing up for a credit card with false information. He denied it and said it wasn’t a credit card because «you don’t have to pay for it.» In which I told him that eventually I will have to payback the credit card company. He was told to cancel the application. He better have. This guy deserves to get fired. If target put him up to this then a big fv€k you to target as well.

The staff here is just god awful. That aside its a decent store though its often messy and rarely restocked. Their pharmacy is wonderful, as is their staff. Starbucks is usually pretty good and has shorter lines than the location on S Moger Ave. Overall if you need to do shopping for pretty much anything, it can be found here at a decent price, just not as cheap as Wal-​Mart

Target has completely reorganized the whole store, with a whole new grocery section. I didn’t have time to really check it out, but it seemed extensive, and I’ll try shopping there to compare prices.
Just wanted to say that I ran in there to buy a little battery for my garage door opener and the clerk was great – going off to find the right battery and then presenting it to me with a smile. The check out was fast and smooth. This store usually has what I’m looking for, which is great to have in the neighborhood.

I love this place. Only 10 minutes from me. Usually has everything I’m looking for and prices are reasonable. No complaints :-)

Your run of the mill Target with exactly the same stock and look as every other Target in the world. They also happen to have a great Starbucks up front with plenty of seating, which was my primary reason for stopping here. Not a bad spot for a good cup of coffee.

Is it just me or is it impossible to make it out of this place without spending at least $ 100? Overall it is a genius idea. One store that basically has something for everyone. I swear, I could probably shop her with my four-​year-​old niece and my 89-​year-​old grandma and they would both have overflowing carts when we hit the registers.
Talk about one stop shopping… On any given day you could find an outfit, buy some diapers, go grocery shopping (minus produce), pick up a patio set, grab some personal hygiene items, and buy a birthday gift for your sons best friend. This place really does have it all.
The layout flows nicely and the aisles are normally neatly organized. The staff is helpful if you can find someone. The price overall is fair. For the most part most items are competitively priced.
Definitely stop by if you have some time. Just be prepared to take out at least one Benjamin Franklin bill!

the cashiers are very rude… they don’t even speak… they just tell you what you owe… and they don’t even hand you your bag… terrible management.

This Target store, which opened in 2005, is much like the other Targets you’ll find in any American suburb and city, with the exception of the abnormally high amounts of suburban cougar – milfs prowling the aisles looking for bargains. I mean, every time I go in, there’s tons of them there: dressed way too nice/​stylish for just shopping for cleaning supplies, no children, men or wedding rings in tow, quick to give you a lingering «come hither» look. Bored Westchester trophy-​housewives, looking for their next thrill? Possibly.
The store itself is nice, fairly clean and always well stocked with low priced items for all aspects of your life. And if you’re looking for some meat market fun, save the trip to the bar, hit up this Target and grab yourself a Mrs. Robinson.