Target

I’ve been coming to this Target for 18 years and have never had a complaint. Located at the end of Cascade Station by the airport, a stately brick building adorned with that familiar red target stands as an inviting mecca for all things any person could ever desire. The store is consistently well kept and clean, and employees are always willing and ready to assist customers with any request.
Last night a good friend and I visited the store around 10pm. Tyler was our cashier, and I could tell he had ample amount of experience in his position. Check out was speedy, and he was very friendly yet professional.
Target at Cascade Station is one of the finest in Portland. Keep it up, Target, and management, keep a close eye on Tyler, he’s boss material.

My favorite store! This store is spacious, well-​organized, warm, clean and has ample parking. They just rolled out four self-​checkout lanes which is a nice option if you’re not feeling like speaking to a checker that’s going to ask you to open a Target card account. They have an in-​store Starbucks, cafeteria and pharmacy so it’s seriously got everything you need. when the zombie apocalypse starts, I’m holing myself up in this store.

After a recent Target experience elsewhere, I was uncertain whether to make this trip but I’d not been anywhere close to this Target since I saw the signs going up for it to be built.
It was incredibly clean, had a great stock of items. Hats in the men’s department! Their housewares section (as well as a few other sections of the store) reminded me of the Ikea at the opposite end of Cascade Station. Very Stylized and with a strong lean towards high end or, at the very least, high end looking goods.
The dressing rooms were spotless and had many hangers; enough for your clothes as well as the clothes you wished to try on. The people who worked within the store were all quite helpful and friendly.
I was a bit worried by the volume of cars in the parking lot but I was in and out in a very short time. Even better, my receipt for two items — was the proper length for a receipt of two items. Either Portland passed a new law that says keep receipts to the bare minimum or Target is conscious of the reams of paper wasted by other marketers. Mine all get recycled any but I surely appreciate the thought behind it — even if legislated.
If I were a regular Target shopper, I’d definitely come here. They have a great selection of merchandise even what appeared to be quality groceries.

I really like this big newish Target by the airport. This my be the nicest of the Targets I have visited. Big selection (though I don’t think much more then most of the stores. I like the food section. They usually have good prices.
I get that it isn’t a high end store. I prefer to shop at local owned stores to. Thats not what Target is about and what they do. For some things you just need a big chain store and this store delivers as well as anyone. They even have a Starbucks and a Pizza Hut inside, (though I am usually full from IKEA before I make it into here.
I think though the main reason I like this Target better then others is it is always so clean. It just always looks like it just opened. Clean fully stocked…

This Target is huge. And gorgeous. They have plastic carts. I don’t know why I’m so excited about that, but I am, so give it to me. This Target has a similar layout to the others in the area. Things are just so much tidier than my neighborhood Target. The parking lot is also really clean. The employees are super friendly and helpful.

If you don’t like target there is something wrong with you! enough said.

I will never EVER shop at Target again after my experience with the manager Erin. Hey Target? Can you fire this woman? She is seriously an awful human being and needs a reality check. So rude, so mean, so everything opposite of customer service and helpful. If you do not fire her I will make sure my whole family and everyone we know never comes into one of your stores again. I cannot believe you employ a woman who talks to people the way she does, and screams at employees in front of customers right before she treats the customer like a pile of dog waste she is trying to scrape off the bottom of her shoe without touching it.

This is a horrible place to shop. Erin, claiming to be a manager of some sort, I cant imagine of what since she is very rude and not respectful at all, made my shopping experience terrible when I overheard her berating one of the other employees. Target– YOU NEED TO LOOK INTO THIS

Great customer service. I own a business and needed something in bulk. They special ordered it for me and the order was in in less than 3 days!

This place is great! It’s huge and well organized, plus they have an amazing dollar section. The only downside is their clearance section for shoes. Oddly enough, despite being smaller, the Downtown Location tends to have more. Aside from that, the staff is great and store is really clean!

This is not the closet Target to me but it’s worth the drive compared the other store around my area. Always good clearance items and pretty quiet and chill as far as targets go.

I love target in general but as I went in to this target I needed to pee, so I went to the men’s restroom and holy hell did it smell bad. I had to hold my breath as long as I could and it was soooo nasty!
When I retired from the restroom my fiancé made the remark «you smell like a port-​a-​potty».
My fucking cloths smelled like bathroom just from less than a minute in there.
I felt sick from the smell and as you may imagine, not that hungry any more:(
We left…

My favorite location. Did my return promptly with no problem and a smile. Cute guys and extra security in the parking lot.

I now have two Oregon Targets to compare. One being the City Target downtown, and this one.
This store is pretty well stocked and almost anything I might expect from a Target. I don’t remember if I noticed if was anything lacking/​missing (I know my Targets, and I’ve been to many great ones in San Diego). But I came in with a pretty big list (moving-​in) and was able to come out with more than enough stuff.
The only one inconvenient thing is that if you are relying on public transit (as I am), it’s not the easiest trip. I guess if you’re driving, there’s a huge parking lot. But it’s a long trip from NE or NW (I think it took me about an hour total) and you still have to walk a lil bit to the Max stop. I’m taking a Zipcar next time I need to come to this Target.

Very good location this Target has, plenty of parking. And best of all– there open till 11pm! which was good for us since I had forgotten to bring a couple things on our trip down to Portland, OR so ended up going here and getting those items.
Also, I would suggest if you have a debit card to get their red card thing as it will save you 5% off your purchase if you use that card.

Wow, this whole Cascade Station place was really cool. Driving up the 205 rather than the 5 to get to Vancouver is totally worth it to stop over here. This has to be the nicest, biggest, least crowded, most stocked, and cleanest Target I have ever been too! They even carried new products I hadn’t seen before at other Target chains. I will definitely be back!
P. S. When I say the staff was nice, I seriously mean it. As if they were mandated to be polite and ask every customer they saw «is there anything I can help you with,» they actually followed through. I didn’t really need help, but it made me giggle to walk down three consecutive aisles and get greeted three consecutive times… I felt so special.

***This is a decent Target that is in a new shopping area near the airport; it is a clean and organized Target that is big and features a lot of selection; this Target seems most convenient for those staying at one of the nearby hotels***
This Target, like most Targets, has its own free and huge parking lot. It is easy finding an open space.

LOVE this target… its always so clean! Its so much more worth going to target over Walmart. This location is not that crowded but well stocked of everything and their pharmacy department is very friendly. The kids loves to come here for their games.

During the early 1980s, I lived and worked in Bucks County Pennsylvania. There were (and still are) State Liquor Stores, which for me meant limited hours and selection, and sometimes indifferent service. As such, it was easy to take the short drive over the Burlington-​Bristol Bridge and buy my Adult beverages at Roger-​Wilco in New Jersey. Yet, I was watchful, as stories abounded regarding Pennsylvania State Liquor Control Board agents who would conduct surveillance on heavy buyers, follow them back across the border, and issue citations.
Whenever I fly up to PDX, I wonder if there are California agents lurking and ready to pounce at the first hint of avoided sales tax. I wouldn’t put it past them. And when you consider the sheer number of stores at nearby Cascade Station, the good Oregon folks know exactly what might be going on, or carried aboard all those Alaska or Southwest flights heading South. I’m actually a little more careful that way these days, as my dear Gayle (who works for City government) reminds me that sales tax revenues pay for needed local services.
Yet, here I was at this Super Target during a recent weekend. Actually, it was my Portland-​based Teenage Son who wanted to be there when the doors opened at 8 AM on a Saturday morning to just «look around». Yeah right!
Since he didn’t pack well for the weekend, I bought him a cheap fleece jacket. The Kid was more interested in Magic Cards and what might supplement his main deck. In any event, Target was here for the «essentials», shopping entertainment when we needed it, and for a clean bill of health from the California Franchise Tax Board.

Target seems to be really upping their game when it comes to clothing, and this doesn’t make me sad. While I prefer to do my shopping at local stores and boutiques, I find that still, even at my lower, fresh-​out-​of-​the-​gym shape (regular XL), I still can’t fit in to most of what’s on offer at the local spots. Not only does Target carry XL in clothing designed for regular people (aka not emaciated hipsters), but they have some smaller one-​off brand partnerships that are quite interesting. Just recently they ran a limited line from Odin NY… something that would be way out of my normal price range, and usually not readily available in PDX. I made a pretty decent score here the other day.
Sure, Target is a giant box store that stocks a lot of total crap. Their own Merona line of clothing is sized so «American» that I laughably almost fit in to a large. Pure vanity sizing, and styles that generally fit like a very poorly made garment. That’s not what I want. But as Target stocks more brands like Mossimo, Converse One Star and some of the short-​run promos, I find myself scoring a few staple items here and there as I dig out gems from the piles and piles of ass. I still get the bulk of my styles and more, ahem, stylish places, but I can’t argue with a decent blank Mossimo hoodie for $ 20.
Plus one star for the people watching at Target. The People Of Target are probably only a fraction-​of-​a-​tax-​bracket higher than the People Of Wal Mart.