Target Stores

Had some empty shelves as if things needed to be stocked. Super busy at check out, very long lines with only 3 open registers. Grabbed a coffee at Starbucks on the way out which was great and the employees there were very friendly but also working the pizza hut stand so very long wait there as well. Please hire more employees

I’m from the Birmingham, AL area and we have Super Target, which is like a Walmart Supercenter. It’s a full grocery store on one side and the other stuff on the opposite side. The fact that there are NO Super Target locations up here is a real big bummer. Yes, this location has a grocery section, but it’s piddly in comparison. The thing that irks me the most though is the lack of stock. I’ve gone in twice looking for a product and it’s been completely out both times.
I’m usually a big fan of Target, but I’m not loving this one.

Where you pay a little more to avoid going to Walmart. ProTip: try to count the pretty women shopping on 2 hands by the time you leave. It makes the time pass. Best I can do at Walmart is –3.

Typical target. Never had a problem with the store itself and items are always in stock. The only problem I have is the staff. There have been several occasions when I needed help finding something, but I end up needing help finding someone to help me. When I do eventually find someone to help me, they have no clue where things are or if they even have what I’m looking for. I feel the staff should be more educated on what they carry and where they are. Don’t bother filling out a customer review slip they provide by the registers because they don’t read them.

As far as Target’s go, this is a clean, typical target. I have been to better and to worse, but ths is the only one in Peoria, so it is my usual visit. Overall, I prefer Target to Walmart as in many towns, Walmarts tend to be ghetto. In Peoria, there is a nice Walmart on Allen that is better than this Target. However there is nothing majorly wrong with this one. Much like everyone else states, they seem to run out of items, and do not get them stocked very quickly. However, they are friendly enough and seem to have the sale items if you ask for them.

After a trip to a Target in a larger city, I was extra disappointed by my local one. First and foremost, too many things are completely out of stock. Does the manager not realize that Target is popular??? It’s turning into the new Wal-​Mart where you can only buy 50% of what’s on your list in any given trip. There is nothing I hate more than an errand that spawns another errand-​what a colossal waste of time! TIme I could be sitting by the pool or having my first beer of the night! Instead, thanks to the poor ordering skills of Target managers, I am now driving to Store #2 to finish my shopping.
Also, they need to just quit selling produce there. No one buys it and it looks terrible and then goes completely to waste. Just ship it directly to homeless shelters as a donation and skip the time it sits around rotting in the store.
Back to the managers, I have never seen Target employees this disgruntled and downtrodden EVER. I always blame the managers because they set the tone for any retail location. I was buying something red and the checkers says «Oh, I never wear anything red outside of work because it just reminds me of this place» with a SHUDDER. Truly, a shudder. Do they get whipped for not signing up more credit card offers? Are they forced to work 36.999 hours a week to avoid being offered insurance?
First I am pissed nothing is in stock and I have to now drive somewhere else, then I feel guilty after going though a checkout lane and seeing how the employees act and leaving with angry guilt is NOT how one should shop at «Tar-​zhay»

Nice target. But they need to keep better stock of items. They always have plenty of registers open.